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What are those silly little things that really get on your nerves?
For example, there's someone at work who instead of saying "Not too bad" says "Not three bad." It's something reall small and silly, but really gets on my nerves.
People whistling is another of mine. Especially if I'm waiting in a queue.
Your turn.
For example, there's someone at work who instead of saying "Not too bad" says "Not three bad." It's something reall small and silly, but really gets on my nerves.
People whistling is another of mine. Especially if I'm waiting in a queue.
Your turn.
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People who act "dumb" to make them selves look "cool".
The incessant drone of traffic. Just where are all these cretins going? I'm convinced some people don't know what legs are for. If you've got them, then you should use them more - as in walking. Getting in the car to nip 100 yards to the shops. That niggles me nerve-pods.
people who are arrogant, smelly and blames other people for their losses.
People who actually laugh at you for the smallest things. Like my friend who laughs at people who have creased shirt (i can't really see the joke myself)
People who actually laugh at you for the smallest things. Like my friend who laughs at people who have creased shirt (i can't really see the joke myself)
I just hate having to deal with people.
spoonbeast wrote:
> People who actually laugh at you for the smallest things. Like my
> friend who laughs at people who have creased shirt (i can't really
> see the joke myself)
There is no joke, you clearly have a simpleton for a friend.
> People who actually laugh at you for the smallest things. Like my
> friend who laughs at people who have creased shirt (i can't really
> see the joke myself)
There is no joke, you clearly have a simpleton for a friend.
When I used to work at Wickes (a DIY store) I had to deal with customers, and nothing irritates me more then customers who attempt to tell you a joke, which isn't funny.
Their eyes light up as they express their "joke", thinking I'd somehow laugh and joke along with them as well.
I hate people in general.
Their eyes light up as they express their "joke", thinking I'd somehow laugh and joke along with them as well.
I hate people in general.
I really hate it when, you mention anything about deaf people/not hearing someone/etc. And some bright spark says "Pardon."
I've become so conditioned to ignoring this response that now when someone actually doesn't hear me I don't believe them.
I've become so conditioned to ignoring this response that now when someone actually doesn't hear me I don't believe them.
People chewing gum.
"Swatch swatch swatch swatch" is what it sounds like, becasue no-one on the face of the earth seems to realsie that chewing gum is no different from otehr food.
Keep your goddamn mouth shut when you chew please.
"Swatch swatch swatch swatch" is what it sounds like, becasue no-one on the face of the earth seems to realsie that chewing gum is no different from otehr food.
Keep your goddamn mouth shut when you chew please.
People who talk on the internet in "txt" speak.
people who try to sound like peter kay, therefore trying to unlock some hidden comedic talent.
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