Pet Peeves

[disneyworldluvr349]

- Stupid, ignorant people who insist that they are right when they're clearly not.
- When people don't know how to use a turn signal.
- When people walk super slow in the hallways and decide to road block you.
- Posers, who claim to like stuff only because it's 'cool'.
- People who judge others before they know them, based on what they dress like or look like.
- Teachers who assign homework and expect it done over a break, while they are on vacation.
- People who talk like they're texting (ie. "legit" instead of legitimate, or LOL.)

 

[InfalliblexLove]

- Stupid, ignorant people who insist that they are right when they're clearly not.
- When people don't know how to use a turn signal.
- When people walk super slow in the hallways and decide to road block you.
- Posers, who claim to like stuff only because it's 'cool'.
- People who judge others before they know them, based on what they dress like or look like.
- Teachers who assign homework and expect it done over a break, while they are on vacation.
- People who talk like they're texting (ie. "legit" instead of legitimate, or LOL.)

I think we're the same person.

 

[dancer067]

haha here are a few I can think of now...

-when people will walk super slowly in hallways or in lines or something. It slows the whole line down. I mean come on. I KNOW you can walk faster than that!

-Twilight. I'm sorry twilight fans, but I can't stand it

-When people talk about something right in front of you, and you try to join in the conversation and say "what are you ralking about?" and they say "oh nothing, nothing" and keep talking about it.

-Things like smoking, being mean, and just all around icky things and personality traits

- The sound it makes when people step/slide on slushy snow. It drives me INSANE!!!!

- when people care WAY TOO MUCH about their looks and how other people percive them

 

[disney100666]

Pretty much everything. I swear I'm a happy kid though !!
I agree with most of the stuff you guys already said.
Especially "It really peeves me people stretch and do it all over your desk. (meaning you sit behind them)"

When people update their facebook status like 3 times an hour every hour. It's like, you don't have to tell us you're taking a shower then you're going to eat frosted flakes and put on some socks.

When people describe themselves as random.

The girls and guys that wear those jeans that are like orange or purple or some random color or pattern like they sell at Hot Topic. Just no. Sorry if anyone on here does that, it doesn't mean your a bad person I just don't like the way they look.

The girls who think Edward Cullen is real, I'm sorry he is a fictional character so it's not really possible.

In school, people like turn around in their desks and crack their backs and it grosses me out so back I have to like turn away and talk to someone in a loud tone so I don't hear the cracking noise.

 

[InfalliblexLove]

Here's a few more..

- When you can see the grass peering out from under the snow.
- My handwriting
- When little siblings don't close cupboards and the fridge
- When the TV is blaring downstairs and no one hears me yelling at them to turn it down (;
- When I'm texting someone, ask them a question, and they stop texting.
- Chapped lips
- Dirty dishes

 

[AbsoluteAwesome1]

-Flagrantly incorrect grammar. For example, anyone with elementary education should have the intellectual facility to differentiate between "your/you're" and "there/their/they're." Additionally, when people pluralize nouns by adding an apostrophe-S. It's not "apple's," it's "apples" unless you're referring to a possession of the apple.

-People who jump onto bandwagons. Twilight bandwagons... band... bandwagons. 99% of the time, their obsessions aren't out of legitimate affinity for the book/band in question, but rather are out of want for social acceptance. Another example of the Twilight bandwagon being jumped on right now is the 84935978 new vampire series coming out right now. The authors are just trying to capitalize on the current obsession... the Twilight thing bothers me especially, because Twilight was one of my favorite books before the movies caused it to gain so much publicity. :/

-Slow people in the hallways.

-When teachers use the phrase "you're honors students" to explain why you should be able to do a week's worth of homework in a night. Yeah, we're honors students, which means our other classes give us more homework, too. We're honors students, NOT SUPERHUMANS.

 

[disney100666]

-Flagrantly incorrect grammar. For example, anyone with elementary education should have the intellectual facility to differentiate between "your/you're" and "there/their/they're." Additionally, when people pluralize nouns by adding an apostrophe-S. It's not "apple's," it's "apples" unless you're referring to a possession of the apple.

-People who jump onto bandwagons. Twilight bandwagons... band... bandwagons. 99% of the time, their obsessions aren't out of legitimate affinity for the book/band in question, but rather are out of want for social acceptance. Another example of the Twilight bandwagon being jumped on right now is the 84935978 new vampire series coming out right now. The authors are just trying to capitalize on the current obsession... the Twilight thing bothers me especially, because Twilight was one of my favorite books before the movies caused it to gain so much publicity. :/

-Slow people in the hallways.

-When teachers use the phrase "you're honors students" to explain why you should be able to do a week's worth of homework in a night. Yeah, we're honors students, which means our other classes give us more homework, too. We're honors students, NOT SUPERHUMANS.

Oh my, are you somehow my twin?

 

[InfalliblexLove]

-Flagrantly incorrect grammar. For example, anyone with elementary education should have the intellectual facility to differentiate between "your/you're" and "there/their/they're." Additionally, when people pluralize nouns by adding an apostrophe-S. It's not "apple's," it's "apples" unless you're referring to a possession of the apple.

-People who jump onto bandwagons. Twilight bandwagons... band... bandwagons. 99% of the time, their obsessions aren't out of legitimate affinity for the book/band in question, but rather are out of want for social acceptance. Another example of the Twilight bandwagon being jumped on right now is the 84935978 new vampire series coming out right now. The authors are just trying to capitalize on the current obsession... the Twilight thing bothers me especially, because Twilight was one of my favorite books before the movies caused it to gain so much publicity. :/

-Slow people in the hallways.

-When teachers use the phrase "you're honors students" to explain why you should be able to do a week's worth of homework in a night. Yeah, we're honors students, which means our other classes give us more homework, too. We're honors students, NOT SUPERHUMANS.

Ahh, thank you. Someone who understands!

 

[AbsoluteAwesome1]

Oh my, are you somehow my twin?

Yes. Well, maybe. Well, probably not, it's genetically unlikely but let's just go with yes. XD

Ahh, thank you. Someone who understands!

...Glad to be of service.

 

[AbsoluteAwesome1]

Pretty much everything. I swear I'm a happy kid though !!
I agree with most of the stuff you guys already said.
Especially "It really peeves me people stretch and do it all over your desk. (meaning you sit behind them)"

When people update their facebook status like 3 times an hour every hour. It's like, you don't have to tell us you're taking a shower then you're going to eat frosted flakes and put on some socks.

When people describe themselves as random.

The girls and guys that wear those jeans that are like orange or purple or some random color or pattern like they sell at Hot Topic. Just no. Sorry if anyone on here does that, it doesn't mean your a bad person I just don't like the way they look.

The girls who think Edward Cullen is real, I'm sorry he is a fictional character so it's not really possible.

In school, people like turn around in their desks and crack their backs and it grosses me out so back I have to like turn away and talk to someone in a loud tone so I don't hear the cracking noise.

OMG I HATE THAT. IT'S SO ANNOYING. And then they go out of their way just to appear more random than is necessary. >__<

 

[Hollywoodhaha]

-When I am in a parking lot and driving. The arrow is pointing UP yet someone is driving DOWN. Basically, to put it simple, if an arrow is pointing for the car to drive left, the car enters where the car should be EXITING!
I start yelling, "FOLLOW THE ARROW!"

-Blinkers. USE THEM.

-When someone asks what book I am reading and I hand it to them. They then read the title out loud. I'm sorry if you have a learning or reading disorder, but that just drives me nuts.

-People standing in front of my locker when there locker isn't even around there. I mean, if every day going to 6th period I say "EXCUSE ME!" and they all move away, you would think I wouldn't have to tell them to please move EVERY DAY. It has been going on every day of school all year.

 

[bouncytigger22]

When people chew with their mouth open, or make weird noises.
When people talk during movies. (My friends love to do this. I yell at them.)
When people walk slow in the hallways.

 

[AliceinHalloweentown]

-The site mylifeistwilight.... half those submissions are just so blatantly faked

 

[InfalliblexLove]

- When someone gets a bowl/cup/plate out of the dishwasher and it's still wet, and they don't dry it off before putting food on/in it.

 

[disneyluvr13]

1. when people chew gum loudly
2. people who think they are better than everyone

 

[OneTreeHill]

- When someone gets a bowl/cup/plate out of the dishwasher and it's still wet, and they don't dry it off before putting food on/in it.

yes! i don't know why, but for some reason that bothers me. hahah.

 

[InfalliblexLove]

yes! i don't know why, but for some reason that bothers me. hahah.

It's seriously the worst, isnt it? I think it's gross. even if theyre getting water in the cup, i get so grossed out. haha