|
On June 12 2013 04:07 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: The fact that in my country people decry double standards but don't recognize it in the media, politics etc. I hear you
And the fact that this thread has devolved to insulting me by proxy.
Feel good I leave.
|
United Arab Emirates5090 Posts
People that just cannot stop jiggling their feet/legs when sitting down. Men with long pinky nails. People that wear sunglasses indoors. People that talk in the cinema. People that absolutely have to get on the subway before letting people get off first. People that scramble for an empty seat on the subway like their grandson's lives depended on it. People that check their own reflection in every fucking reflective surface they come across. People that demand they check their photo and "need their permission" before uploading to whatever social media. People that go to the gym and hog the equipment while fucking around on their phones. People that stand on the left side of the escalator and block the entire moving lane. People that chew with their mouths open. People that are so into their own thing (cars/clothes/watches) and immediately feel superior to you for not having something "as good" as them.
|
Caldeum1976 Posts
The people across the street from me have a small dog that they put out a couple times a day on their front porch. The dog never leaves the porch or even really moves but just stands there barking its head off for about 30mins before the owners open the door and let it back in. And when I say barking, I mean it is yelping as loud as it can as often as it can while still breathing, and the owners don't even care, they just leave it out there for a while and finally let it back in. I don't even get why they do it. It never leaves the porch to use the bathroom or anything. It's summer in the south US here so it's pretty hot outside. And the neighbors are honestly just horrible people for submitting everyone else to that dog's yelping a couple times a day.
|
|
People who go in "Exit" doors at grocery stores (or any other place, just most common at grocery stores) and people who exit through the "Enter" doors. You're leaving through the exit door like a normal person and some asshole just about rolls on into you going to backwards direction with a buggy and expects you to move when you're walking out with you hands full. wtf dude can you not read? get the hell out of my way. I curse under my breath every damn time.
|
112 Posts
On August 24 2013 17:25 Sefer wrote: Kaelaris. This multiplied by 420
Also ppl who apparently generate an absurd amount of spit when talking, have constantly wet lips and give u the impression that theyll spit all over you. Also ppl who lick their fingers and guys wearing flip flops @ shopping centres.
|
On August 14 2013 18:16 Valiver wrote: The people across the street from me have a small dog that they put out a couple times a day on their front porch. The dog never leaves the porch or even really moves but just stands there barking its head off for about 30mins before the owners open the door and let it back in. And when I say barking, I mean it is yelping as loud as it can as often as it can while still breathing, and the owners don't even care, they just leave it out there for a while and finally let it back in. I don't even get why they do it. It never leaves the porch to use the bathroom or anything. It's summer in the south US here so it's pretty hot outside. And the neighbors are honestly just horrible people for submitting everyone else to that dog's yelping a couple times a day.
Then you'd hate to have my neighbor, cause a couple houses down some woman has like 3-4 dogs that she leaves outside 24/7. They bark *non-stop* from morning to dusk. It's loud enough to hear over music, some times.
|
People who complain, but aren't looking for a solution. When you tell them how to solve their problem they ignore you. Then they find someone else to complain to, cause they don't actually want to solve their problem, they just want to have a problem so they can whine about it.
|
|
Creatures posting in this thread!
|
the lack of lubricant... if I had a car.
|
On August 26 2013 09:43 Clarity_nl wrote: People who complain, but aren't looking for a solution. When you tell them how to solve their problem they ignore you. Then they find someone else to complain to, cause they don't actually want to solve their problem, they just want to have a problem so they can whine about it. qft
|
I love all you guys
|
On August 14 2013 17:45 pyrogenetix wrote: People that just cannot stop jiggling their feet/legs when sitting down.
We can't help it -_-
|
i hate it when something is wrong people would just say "no nothings wrong" and especially inconsiderate douche's who enjoys harming other people .. much worse when they are a living failure .
i also hate human nature for being weak, dumb and sometimes overly confident .. i hate myself for making mistakes that cost me alot and also times where i know that what i will do is so wrong and really defies logic yet i still do it
|
On May 09 2013 00:23 NukeD wrote:Show nested quote +On May 08 2013 05:36 -VapidSlug- wrote:On March 29 2013 17:43 nttea wrote:On February 11 2013 02:01 Irratonalys wrote:On February 11 2013 01:59 Prog455 wrote:On December 20 2012 18:23 Jisall wrote: Liberals. Conservatives moderates. Radicals Pacifists. Vegetarians. Hypocrites
|
Vegans and Vegetarians who think that restaurants should cater to them or get offended when they do not. Cheap people. People who expect things free when they dont get their way.
|
Canada8157 Posts
When people are late or are never on time, that shit gets to me
|
fanboys that put [A] in their dota name or even worse copy an Alliance name. Talentless bandwagoners go fuck yourselves!
|
People who, when they eat, stab the bottom of the plate with their fork and make noise with their utensils. There is no need to stab your food so hard that your utensils hit the bottom of your plate so hard. Your food is not getting away, your fork is not a harpoon. Gently push your fork into whatever you're eating.
I went to the restaurant recently and the guy 2 tables away from us was violently attacking his pastas and kept making noises "ping ping ping ping ping ping cling cling" as well as the occasional squeaking from the dull butter knife at the bottom of the plate.
The hunter spirit was strong with that one. I'm not usually OCD but he ruined my dinner.
|
|
|
|