maddhatir
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We intentionally started my aunt's funeral 15 minutes late since she was never on time for anything.![]()
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We intentionally started my aunt's funeral 15 minutes late since she was never on time for anything.![]()

Since I'm highly annoyed right now....you can have my list.
1) People who lie about the DUMBEST things...especially when it's so obviously a lie!
Not sure what you are talking about on this one...needs and example.
2) People who park in handicap parking stalls but then run in to the store. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt, but when they literally run in, or like yesterday, a family of HUUUUUUGE people got out and waddled in, I just wanted to scream "YOU'RE NOT HANDICAP....YOU'RE OVERWEIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!" (Don't be offended, I too could stand to lose some weight, so that isn't about their size...just their capability)
As you so compassionately put it...HUUUUUUGE people, as disgusting as that may seem to you, have some real debilitating physical problems, not the least of which might be knee problems or joint problems. This might be caused by the weight issue or the weight issue might be caused by the physical disability issue. I guess you would know that by looking.
3) People who don't tuck in their pockets. I've been known to walk up to people and tuck in their pockets.
Wow, that dangerously close to needing some serious counseling, don't you think?
4) People who can't seem to get out a sentence with a bunch of profanity. Is it really that necessary? Do you realize that you sound beyond ignorant? And if there is a child in tow....even worse!
Ah, one we can agree on. That is a rampent problem and shows a true sign of social downfall.
5) Parents who scream at their children. Quick story: My daughter (7 at the time) and I were at Walmart and there was this huuuuuuuuuge man pulling his little two year old along and she was crying and saying he was hurting her so he yelled "Shut the F up!!".....well, my daughter does not approve of that and walked over in front of him and said "You are entirely too rude and you should NEVER EVER EVER talk to your child like that!!!!!!!!!"
Yet another sign of classless, dim witted people that are allowed to procreate.
6) Drivers who are driving slow in the fast lane but as soon as you manage to pass them they speed up and ride your butt or get right in front of you!!!!!!
I think that must be currently taught in driving schools because it is everywhere. Another sign of brain dead disease.
7) Rude customer service people. I'm sorry, but it's called "customer service" for a reason. If you hate your job, you should probably go elsewhere but you don't need to be rude to me.
Failure to acknowledge just how rude customers have become lately can go hand in hand with that. When people demand someone's job because of some minor infraction, like they themselves are perfect people, I think that they over estimated what the definition of customer service really is.
8) Anybody who thinks they're entitled to anything
Welcome to the world of the entitled. It apparently is something that is guaranteed in the constitution. Mine...Mine...Mine!
5) Parents who scream at their children. Quick story: My daughter (7 at the time) and I were at Walmart and there was this huuuuuuuuuge man pulling his little two year old along and she was crying and saying he was hurting her so he yelled "Shut the F up!!".....well, my daughter does not approve of that and walked over in front of him and said "You are entirely too rude and you should NEVER EVER EVER talk to your child like that!!!!!!!!!"

Sorry but some of those observations were pretty over the top. Most were pretty reasonable.
- People who chew near my face. I can hear all their smacking and swallowing and it grosses me out completely.
- People who get irritated with me for driving slowly, when I'm going the speed limit! I can't help that everyone around me thinks they're entitled and are going 10 over; I follow the laws of the road, and if you don't like that, then pass me and get it over with. UGH!
-Unsupervised obnoxious teenagers
-People who are rude to cashiers at the market
-Phone soliciters
-People who blast music from their car so loud that your car shakes
-Screaming babies at the movies (this happened yesterday at Star Trek-why would you take your baby to a movie like that??)
I guess all of the above can be lumped into one thing: inconsiderate people![]()
Yes!!!! I understand that "Motorcycles are everywhere". I don't need my own state's Registry of Motor Vehicles to run an ad campaign - using my tax dollars - telling me that motorcycles are everywhere. I even understand that it's difficult to balance a two-wheeled motor vehicle in slow- or non-moving traffic. I do. I really do.bananda said:also, when im driving on a 2 lane road and there is a car in the lane next to me and some idioton a motorbike decides to go between me and the other car.
The one about the family that parked in handicap parking....I understand that some people have underlying issues but when an entire family gets out and the littlest who was maybe 5 or 6 looked to weigh a good 150, they have an eating disorder that will probably lead to knee and joint problems. What frustrated me was the fact that two stalls down was a regular parking stall.....maybe an extra 15-20 feet away. Things like that grate on my nerves.
Maybe they have mobility issues because of their weight?A person who tells you something or explains something, you acknowledge that you understand, then they proceed to explain it all over again like you're a complete imbecile. And you keep saying that yes, you got it, but they keep going on anyway.
or when there are 2 bikes beside eachother in one lane.
motorbikes in general just annoy and scare me i guess.
(if we did that, then someone would be on this thread complaining we take up both lanes
)Yes!!!! I understand that "Motorcycles are everywhere". I don't need my own state's Registry of Motor Vehicles to run an ad campaign - using my tax dollars - telling me that motorcycles are everywhere. I even understand that it's difficult to balance a two-wheeled motor vehicle in slow- or non-moving traffic. I do. I really do.
What is needed is motorcycle riders who realize that "motorcycles are everywhere" is NOT a free pass to make up their own lanes; drive on the broken white line; use the breakdown lane because it's empty; zig-zag into any and all open spaces no matter how small...

