Things that annoy you that probably shouldn't

[MegaBlue05]

1. People who interject politics into mundane conversations that aren’t remotely political.

2. People who say “umm” “like” or “you know” before every second or third word.

3. Circle back

4. Panic buying milk and eggs for snow.

 

[wildcatwelder_rivals]

Specifically=

When the Manager at a restaurant comes to our table and asks how everything is...generally I have a mouthful of food and it is just annoying.

Generally=

Stuff left out on counters, dishes and other things...drives me nuts.

Randomly=

Taking a dump without a bidet since we bought a bidet. If you don't have one, get one, it will change your life.

In 1979 I took a 2 week tour of Europe with the American Institute for Foreign Study. The first hotel we stayed at, and we're all like, "what the hell is this thing beside the toilet"? LOL.

 

[wildcatwelder_rivals]

1. People who leave large gaps in traffic jams
2. Dick Vitale calling a game

I've never understood those people who do that type of thing. Every day I see it happen somewhere along my commute. Sitting a red light, and you might see a car 2,3 or even 4 or more car lengths behind the car in front of them. I'm like.....why? It's worse when you see it happening in a left turn lane, and the jerk doing it is in the first 5 or so cars, yet because he, or she, has opted to be a dumbass, they are punishing some folks behind them because due to their inconsideration, more people won't make the light.

I just see no logical reason behind it, none.

 

[joeyrupption]

I just see no logical reason behind it, none.

To avoid getting “boxed in” in the ghetto.

 

[LineSkiCat14]

To avoid getting “boxed in” in the ghetto.

ooo yeah, this is a weird one for me. I see the other side, and especially after my own comments about parking.. but if I can afford to leave a little room in front of me to manuever around, I will. Now, if I can see that there's cars behind me that could use to move up, I'll always move up myself.

But my style of driving is "how can I get the **** out of here if I need to.."

 

[Samurai Cat]

People who post a picture of their dog(s) on Facebook 5 days a week. Got one friend who posts 3 times as many pictures of her dogs as her kids. I mean great you have a dog, but after 30 or 40 posts, DGAF

Or post "dog journals" with a pic of the dog telling everyone what mommy and daddy did with me today from the dog's point of view.

 

[wildcatwelder_rivals]

To avoid getting “boxed in” in the ghetto.

Yeah, I get that, but I see this regularly on Richmond road, heck, pretty much any major road.
I can understand leaving enough room to be able to get out, but 2 to 4 car lengths is absurd, IMO.

 

[Ryan Lemonds Hair]

1. People who interject politics into mundane conversations that aren’t remotely political.

2. People who say “umm” “like” or “you know” before every second or third word.

3. Circle back

4. Panic buying milk and eggs for snow.

I agree on the "like". Both of my oldest daughters say it constantly. I think it has replaced I said, he said or she said because instead of saying "she said it is cold" they say "she was like it is cold".

 

[Ryan Lemonds Hair]

It isn't a big deal but people who start these "Official" threads drive me nuts. What makes your thread the official one? Has it been endorsed by Rivals or something?

 

[somersetcat]

Cheap toilet paper. I don't understand why we can't have quality T-Paper at work. Surely we're making enough of a profit that we can afford a paper product that will allow a man to wipe without crashing through and winding up with dung under his nails................

Very disturbing.

 

[WildcatfaninOhio]

This guy!

 

[UKWildcatT]

Twitter profile pics wearing a mask.

I don’t get on my social media much, but my rule is if you’re actually wearing a muzzle, it’s an auto unfriend/block Remarkable people want to be photographed in them.

 

[UpstateNYCat]

Litterbugs - Smokers in particular, people who flick their cig butts on the ground should be shot. The lazy ***** who don't push in their chairs back in place when leaving a table in public places.