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aude
09-29-2007, 10:09 AM
What are some of your pet peeves. Something that annoys you to no end.

Mine are:

People who wear bright clothing. I am talking about the ones that you can see three blocks down the road.

Over weight people riding those motorized chairs. I can understand if they have a medical problem. But common how hard is it to eat less if you dont have a medical issue.

Parents who dress there girls like sluts with whore make-up. I hope you know what i mean

People coming up to you when your waiting for some one or a buss. And they start to relate there life and the weather

There is alot more but i wont bore you too much ;)

Cato the Younger
09-29-2007, 10:15 AM
The word Pet Peeve. :angry:

aude
09-29-2007, 10:21 AM
I didnt know what other word grouping that could generalize the subject at hand.

Rei
09-29-2007, 10:23 AM
Women who like to let 3/4ths of their breasts hang out over the top of her collar
Women who like to show half their ass cracks and their t-bag when they sit down.

People who chat non-stop in lecture halls with really good acoustics.
People who don't turn their phones off before a movie/meeting etc.
People who don't iron their shirts.
Hair that looks like it hasn't been washed for a week.
People who do that thing where they constantly move their leg(s) when they're sitting. *It's so annnoying esp when the floor is none-too stable, and moves along with him making everyone else sitting on the flat not moving with the beat dizzy. *This happens the most in study halls...

Obese people in general... unless it's obviously hereditary. *Obese people eating fatty food/drinking pop.
People under 35 who smoke... have they no MINDS?

Okay I'll stop there.
It's the J in me, I can't help it.

aude
09-29-2007, 10:26 AM
Yeah nothings worse then seeing some ones but crack when the sit down. Or over weight woman who think its ok'ay to wear tight clothing.

Rei
09-29-2007, 10:35 AM
Yeah nothings worse then seeing some ones but crack when the sit down. Or over weight woman who think its ok'ay to wear tight clothing.


Where you see every single crease in their fat and t-shirts riding up their sides, revealing their spare tire hanging out over the top of their pants?

aude
09-29-2007, 10:43 AM
It makes me cringe every time i see that. How can you have respect for your self when you wear something like that.I wish we had gay superhero that would come down and dress those people right.

Firelie
09-29-2007, 10:45 AM
Oh boy, fun!

- People who talk incessantly
- People who are arrogant, but dumb as bricks
- Crooked pictures/badly placed pictures
- People who assume that all fat people sit around eating twinkies all day
- People who don't teach their children how to behave in public and let them run amok in stores, restaurants, etc.
- People who use the word "gay" to mean "stupid"
- People who don't realize they have excessively bad B.O. or that they smell like a poopy ass.
- When a roll of toilet paper is installed with the paper against the wall...people who take the toilet paper out, pull off some to use, and then don't bother installing it on the roller even though it takes less than 10 seconds.
- People who do the same process every day, but don't do it the same way every time.
- When my cat whines to be let out of my room, then wants to come back in 30 seconds later after I've closed the door because the world wasn't exciting as he thought it was out in the hall.

wise
09-29-2007, 11:10 AM
Many sounds:

The sound of people eating.
Loud talking.
The sound of paper or plastic bags being handled.
The sound of rap music.
The sound of loud cars.
The sound of someone talking incessantly.
The sound of music or television playing while I'm concentrating.
Music being played in an office setting.

Little girls dressed like whores.
Intelligent people who think they're more intelligent than they are.
Stupid people who are proud of being stupid.
People who swear just because they can.
Country decor.

Rei
09-29-2007, 12:10 PM
Oh boy, fun!
- People who don't teach their children how to behave in public and let them run amok in stores, restaurants, etc.
- People who use the word "gay" to mean "stupid"
- When a roll of toilet paper is installed with the paper against the wall...people who take the toilet paper out, pull off some to use, and then don't bother installing it on the roller even though it takes less than 10 seconds.


The sound of people eating.
Little girls dressed like whores.
Stupid people who are proud of being stupid.


Those are good ones too. *It's just as bad when people blow up at their kids in public... or if they don't seem to realize their kids are running amok.

My sister yelled at me once for not replacing the toilet paper when there were still some on the roll... when I'd actually thought ahead and placed an extra roll on the back of the toilet. And the once she didn't replace the roll even though it was empty, and when I complained she denied it. *But the two of us are the only ones who use that washroom, so unless I was delirious, or it was her.

Max T
09-29-2007, 12:15 PM
Good thread aude- thought I was chilled but agree with some above!
A unifying theme for me is anything superficial:
- breast implants
- pimped up cars
- bright coloured clothing (why say 'look at me!'?)
- arrogance- invariably covering up a deficiency
- people who go to the fitness gym for a 'sculptured body' (it's not a 'fitness gym' since most of the members couldn't swim a mile/ run 10 miles/ cycle 40 miles... it's a 'narcissus gym')
- salesman on big commission... don't INTJs just find we can see right through their spiel? The good salesman (who can read people well) recognise it within a minute.

Otherwise I'm easy going. ;)

aude
09-29-2007, 12:24 PM
people who go to the fitness gym for a 'sculptured body' (it's not a 'fitness gym' since most of the members couldn't swim a mile/ run 10 miles/ cycle 40 miles... it's a 'narcissus gym')

Whats wrong with that, i attend a gym. Not to look good and all but to be healthier. I couldnt care about my look. Since i dress in a monochromatic way(all black). But i do agree that there is alot of narcissistic people in the gym staring at that mirror.

aude
09-29-2007, 12:26 PM
Oh boy, fun!
- People who don't teach their children how to behave in public and let them run amok in stores, restaurants, etc.
- People who use the word "gay" to mean "stupid"
- When a roll of toilet paper is installed with the paper against the wall...people who take the toilet paper out, pull off some to use, and then don't bother installing it on the roller even though it takes less than 10 seconds.


The sound of people eating.
Little girls dressed like whores.
Stupid people who are proud of being stupid.


Those are good ones too. It's just as bad when people blow up at their kids in public... or if they don't seem to realize their kids are running amok.

My sister yelled at me once for not replacing the toilet paper when there were still some on the roll... when I'd actually thought ahead and placed an extra roll on the back of the toilet. And the once she didn't replace the roll even though it was empty, and when I complained she denied it. But the two of us are the only ones who use that washroom, so unless I was delirious, or it was her.

Umm what do you mean by 'blow up there kids' comment. To me that just sounded a little bit creepy. And weird thoughts just raced through my head. None of them any good

Rei
09-29-2007, 12:26 PM
people who go to the fitness gym for a 'sculptured body' (it's not a 'fitness gym' since most of the members couldn't swim a mile/ run 10 miles/ cycle 40 miles... it's a 'narcissus gym')

Whats wrong with that, i attend a gym. Not to look good and all but to be healthier. I couldnt care about my look. Since i dress in a monochromatic way(all black). *But i do agree that there is alot of narcissistic people in the gym staring at that mirror.

I think he meant people who go to a fitness gym to weight train and get big annoying and ugly bulging muscles

[hr]

I meant those parents who go into this emotional rush and start yelling at their kids, and then go to the edges of their memory and remember other 'bad' things the kids did and yell about that too... right there in public.

Max T
09-29-2007, 12:31 PM
Sure aude- I'm perhaps narrowly considering my peer group of 30 something males.
Yep they're the ones Rei.
Equally, some salesman are excellent and genuinely want to help us make a right purchase, but the majority don't.

aude
09-29-2007, 12:32 PM
people who go to the fitness gym for a 'sculptured body' (it's not a 'fitness gym' since most of the members couldn't swim a mile/ run 10 miles/ cycle 40 miles... it's a 'narcissus gym')

Whats wrong with that, i attend a gym. Not to look good and all but to be healthier. I couldnt care about my look. Since i dress in a monochromatic way(all black). But i do agree that there is alot of narcissistic people in the gym staring at that mirror.

I think he meant people who go to a fitness gym to weight train and get big annoying and ugly bulging muscles

[hr]

I meant those parents who go into this emotional rush and start yelling at their kids, and then go to the edges of their memory and remember other 'bad' things the kids did and yell about that too... right there in public.

Yeah that i understand about the gym, some people just go over board in that kind of situation.
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Ahh those types of parents, there fun to watch but annoying none the less.

Rei
09-29-2007, 12:57 PM
I feel soooo sorry for the kids.

Imagine every day of your life like that.
It'd be a miracle if they ever turned out well. Either emotionally messed up, or trying to stay away from home as much as possible and or leave home at an early age. Some people can pull it off, but I'd say that most don't =/

aude
09-29-2007, 01:01 PM
Makes you wonder if thats why there is so many school shootings. All thought i do believe in spare the rod spoil the child type mentality but not to that extent where you verbally abuse the child in a public area. Parents like that should be treated like how they treated there child.

Rei
09-29-2007, 01:13 PM
Makes you wonder if thats why there is so many school shootings. All thought i do believe in spare the rod spoil the child type mentality but not to that extent where you verbally abuse the child in a public area. Parents like that should be treated like how they treated there child. *

It's entierly possible that that's how the parents were treated.
Afterall, how your parents taught you is the first reference you have as to how to teach your own kids.

aude
09-29-2007, 01:52 PM
Thats true, history has a way of repeating one self. Some parents need to do a self check to see if there really fit to be parents. Cause there seems to me more and more parents doing half-assed version of upbringing. All thats doing is rising kids with no morals at all.

Rei
09-29-2007, 02:00 PM
Thats true, history has a way of repeating one self. Some parents need to do a self check to see if there really fit to be parents. Cause there seems to me more and more parents doing half-assed version of upbringing. All thats doing is rising kids with no morals at all.

I think so too. I personally don't trust myself as a parent who can provide everything a kid needs; I'm probably not going to have kids if my husband is likewise incompetent. Of course that's considering I ever get married in the first place :D

TeleportThis
09-29-2007, 02:33 PM
incorrect grammar

Rei
09-29-2007, 02:39 PM
incorrect grammar

Oh yeah... though I've learned to keep quiet about this. I've had people take serious offence to me correcting their grammar. Plus, I can't complain because my spelling is horrible. But I definately cringe every time I see it.

Jon
09-29-2007, 03:12 PM
Mixed up simple homophones like your and you're, their, they're and there.
People who complain about how other people live their lives.

Firelie
09-29-2007, 08:19 PM
- salesman on big commission... don't INTJs just find we can see right through their spiel? * The good salesman (who can read people well) recognise it within a minute.

I used to live with a salesman-type of guy as a roommate...he was one of the few people I blew up at more than once..

wolf
09-29-2007, 08:48 PM
I hate salespeople. I grill the hell out of them, they come up short, and then get written off. It's funny because there are other INTJs at work, and they write off salespeople just as quickly as I do.

Apococlock
09-30-2007, 12:51 PM
I hate salespeople. I grill the hell out of them, they come up short, and then get written off. It's funny because there are other INTJs at work, and they write off salespeople just as quickly as I do.

Yeah, salespeople can be particularly annoying, which is why I almost always prank the telemarketers until they stop calling me all together.

My biggest peeve is most definitely repetition, I cannot stand doing the same thing over and over, nor can I tolerate hearing the same story more than... oh I don't know, three times. Anything repetitive immediately is branded with my mark of disapproval.

rwyatt365
10-01-2007, 07:56 AM
This is gonna be fun!

People that profess total knowledge of a subject but are just opinionated bastards
People that think that lots of words equals depth of thought

Women and men in age-inappropriate clothing (no, grandma, you don't look good in that halter top)
People that can't drive their own pace on the highway (i.e. they speed up when you speed up, and slow down when you slow down)
People that run red lights early in the morning (yes, the law still applies at 5AM)

Not putting dirty dishes in the empty dishwasher or not taking clean dishes out of a clean, full dishwasher
Using my tools and not putting them back where you got them from
Cleaning my workspace and yours is a mess
Trying to make me follow YOUR diet plan

Dogs in little outfits
Too much perfume/cologne
ESPN Sportscenter
Starr Jones
Hoochies, hood rats, pimps, and gangstas
Too-loud rap music at 3AM outside my bedroom window
Grown children with keys to my house

…don't get me started!

Rei
10-01-2007, 09:39 AM
People who get in my way when I'm trying to get somewhere.

3 Cases:
Case 1: People who walk slowly, and you have no way of passing them as it is a narrow path
Case 2: People who pass you, and then stop to talk to some person who passes by, and isn't smart enough to move to the side of the path before they continue talking.
Case 3: People who are walking at a perpendicular direction to you, and is not paying attention to where they are going, resulting in either I standing there waiting for them to slowly meander by, or they crash into me as I cross in front of them.

anul
10-01-2007, 09:48 AM
Poor drivers which includes but is not limited to people who turn slowly, break too often and for no reason, people who pay more attention to their cell phones than traffic, people who leave too much space between them and the car in front of them, slow drivers, people driving in the left lane that drive slow, slow girly Canadian speed limits (when in Canada), Vancouver drivers(when in Vancouver), people who don't use their turn signals, broken break lights, poorly designed street signs, summer road construction, paying unfair tollway tolls.

That's all I can think of right now.

Rei
10-01-2007, 10:23 AM
Poor drivers which includes but is not limited to people who turn slowly, break too often and for no reason, people who pay more attention to their cell phones than traffic, people who leave too much space between them and the car in front of them, slow drivers, people driving in the left lane that drive slow, slow girly Canadian speed limits (when in Canada), Vancouver drivers(when in Vancouver), people who don't use their turn signals, broken break lights, poorly designed street signs, summer road construction, paying unfair tollway tolls.

That's all I can think of right now.
Those are all good ones. I really hate when people change lanes slowly... or drive really slowly by while you're trying to change lanes.

LOL! Slow girly Canadian speed limits. Not like anyone really pays attention to them anyway. My mother consistantly drives at 130 on a 100 freeway.

aude
10-01-2007, 01:32 PM
One of my more interesting one is when people mix there foods together. I cant fathom the idea of eating every thing together, i prefer eating one item at a time.

People who smell like alcohol, especially in the morning

Rei
10-01-2007, 01:48 PM
One of my more interesting one is when people mix there foods together. I cant fathom the idea *of eating every thing together, i prefer eating one item at a time.

People who smell like alcohol, especially in the morning

Oh gosh, I'm not the only one with that habit? I eat all my food seperately even if they're on the same dish. At most I alternate between the carbs and the side dish.

How about:
People who smell like they've been soaked in tobacco non-stop for 5 years.

aude
10-01-2007, 01:55 PM
One of my more interesting one is when people mix there foods together. I cant fathom the idea of eating every thing together, i prefer eating one item at a time.

People who smell like alcohol, especially in the morning

Oh gosh, I'm not the only one with that habit? I eat all my food seperately even if they're on the same dish. At most I alternate between the carbs and the side dish.

How about:
People who smell like they've been soaked in tobacco non-stop for 5 years.


Yeah its a weird habit, heck even something like soup i have to eat each piece one at a time.


Tobacco i can handle to some degree but whats worse is those elderly woman(sometimes males) wear enough perfume that it almost smells like they bathed in it. Especially in tight confined spaces like elevators, buses or any other place.

Rei
10-01-2007, 02:14 PM
Tobacco i can handle to some degree but whats worse is those elderly woman(sometimes males) wear enough perfume that it almost smells like they bathed in it. *Especially in tight confined spaces like elevators, buses or any other place.

Oh yes. And their choice in perfume doesn't help.

aude
10-01-2007, 02:23 PM
Tobacco i can handle to some degree but whats worse is those elderly woman(sometimes males) wear enough perfume that it almost smells like they bathed in it. Especially in tight confined spaces like elevators, buses or any other place.

Oh yes. And their choice in perfume doesn't help.
And for some odd reason it smells like bug spray

Zceiv
10-01-2007, 05:30 PM
People who do fake laughs (Don't laugh if it isnt funny!)
Slow Drivers

wise
10-01-2007, 07:20 PM
Democrats and Republicans.

Fast drivers :P

deicruxified
10-04-2007, 07:55 PM
my idiosyncracies

1. people talking to me very early in the morning - when i wake up is the time i recollect my thoughts (unfinished businesses.. ideas.. trying to remember dreams.. or just to catch one thought). i HATE distraction coz it breaks my chain of ideas. my sister has realized this already so she never talks to me until 11 am however my mom doesn't. i have told her this a million times already then she's gonna ask me why i'm irrate in the morning?

2. ringing phones - mobile and landline especially when you are watching a movie or in an important meeting. fyi, i always put vibrator mode on (still distracts me especially if i put the phone on the table) and i unplug the phone cord when i am alone at home. however, if it's that important, i control myself from flipping like crazy. if someone wants to call, i always tell my friends or whoever to send me a text message first and the time they are going to call so i won't freak out.

3. *life insurance salesperson - makes you always feel you're a sickly person.

4. when people cruelly crush toothpaste tubes as if they were stress balls - don't they know how to save? always from bottom of the tube for crying out loud and do it neat!

5. people being too generous and putting a lot of food on your plate even if you don't want to eat anymore

6. people with reversed brains - when you tell them to do something they do it otherwise for no particular reason... i love reverse psychology but if it gets to be a routine already, it sucks

Tarrick
10-04-2007, 11:42 PM
1. Early morning and people who enjoy them. I may get up at 7:30 more often then not, but that doesn't mean I like it.
2. People who can't shut up, especially about themselves.
3. People who need help with every little thing.

More but I'm lazy and these are the highest by far.

Frank
10-05-2007, 03:47 PM
In the words of George Carlin "I don't have pet peeves I have major psychotic f!@#ing hatreds"

Though I would like to get a bull dog and name him peeve that way I can warn people a about him.

But honestly I would have to say people that pull up to an intersection and leave like two or three car spaces open in front of them. Even when your driving you should give a car length for every 10 miles per hour you are driving but since your speed is zero the space should be less than one. Not 2 not 3 or 4. What are these people doing driven behind Wonder Woman's invisible car or something?

MichaelH
10-05-2007, 06:14 PM
Salespeople are a peeve of mine as well. The problem is twofold:

Salespeople are in place to get as much money from you as possible. You're there to get the best value for your dollar. You may have to work together, but you're not on the same team.

The bigger issue (for INTJs) is that salespeople are trained to manipulate people emotionally. When you tug non-NTs heart strings, you can often pull their purse strings as well. INTJs are relatively immune to emotional manipulation, fiercely value their independence, and have no tolerance for lines of B.S.

This means that within a minute, most salepeople have:

1) Tried too hard to work an emotional angle on me - being too aggressive, trying too hard to sniff out whether there's a sale in here for them or not.
2) Tried to steer me toward what they think is good. I usually know what I'm looking for. If I want their opinion, I will ask.
3) Tried to impress me with some line of B.S. to make themseleves look knowledgable and trustworthy. This has precisely the opposite effect.

To generalize, they've barely opened their mouths before establishing that they're greedy, not interested in my needs, don't know as much as I do, and aren't to be trusted further than they can be thrown. Is it any wonder INTJs hate salespeople?

I've had some good experiences with ones that say hi, then shut up and find prompt answers to my technical questions. Those salespeople get my business. :)

biased
10-06-2007, 11:57 AM
people who waste my time
people who move/attempt to organize my shit for me making it HARDER to find everything and leading to more stress

Firebert
10-07-2007, 01:43 PM
People who are very intelligent and well versed when it comes to one side of an argument, but don't bother to learn about the other side of an argument. For an example, I have an incredibly narrow-minded conservative Christian girl in a medieval history class that I'm taking, who doesn't understand anything about the Catholic church. She proceeds to make an ass of herself by disregarding people's beliefs when she could just as easily read a book, or talk to someone.

People who come up to you and say, "Wow! You're so smart...You're way smarter than I am. Are you some sort of genius."

Yes, I am intelligent...Yes, I know you're a moron...Don't tell me, spend some time learning something.

Frank
10-07-2007, 11:37 PM
People who are very intelligent and well versed when it comes to one side of an argument, but don't bother to learn about the other side of an argument. For an example, I have an incredibly narrow-minded conservative Christian girl in a medieval history class that I'm taking, who doesn't understand anything about the Catholic church. She proceeds to make an ass of herself by disregarding people's beliefs when she could just as easily read a book, or talk to someone.

People who come up to you and say, "Wow! You're so smart...You're way smarter than I am. Are you some sort of genius."

Yes, I am intelligent...Yes, I know you're a moron...Don't tell me, spend some time learning something.


You've summed things up nicely in the end, I often feel admiration of intelligence is wasted and is better spent learning.

klokpsykl
10-15-2007, 01:15 AM
incorrect grammar

Good job on starting the post with a capital and ending with a full stop. ;)

klokpsykl
10-15-2007, 01:16 AM
people who waste my time
people who move/attempt to organize my shit for me making it HARDER to find everything and leading to more stress



Change the locks maybe?

thegnat
10-15-2007, 07:35 AM
I can definitely identify with some of these...I will probably repeat some that others have mentioned...

Including the grammar one though my grammar's not impeccable at least online, it annoys me, especially double negatives.

Chat speak. God I hate it. Write out the words! It seriously doesn't take that long!

Definately. It's definitely with an I. It's kind of an odd one. But I cringe when I see it.

Incessant talkers, especially the ones that like to talk about themselves.
People who think they know everything about everything and they're really morons who know nothing about everything.
closed minds. I don't care if you're a Republican, just please, have an open mind. "An Open Mind is a Terrible Thing to Lose"
People who talk LOUDLY so that you can hear every single freaking word even if they're talking to SOMEONE ELSE on the PHONE NEAR you. And when you're around them it's just headache central....
Perfume/cologne,
Really fake people - For example: The Barbies of the world. That speak like they have no brain. And probably don't have a brain anyway.
People who organize my shit. I can't find shit once it's "organized" by that person.
People who waste my time.
People who argue for the sake of arguing.
People who just completely ignore you no matter how right you are and how much proof you have for your statement and think they're so right...
Morning people.
People who interrupt my naps or wake me up in the morning with a phone call. Gosh I hate that. Especially when it's a sales call when I'm at home...
People who interrupt me when I'm actually in the mood working, have a great train of thought and they just interrupt it. It's not cool.
People who say something and don't back it up in an argument. OK you have this statement but it's not backed up. How am I supposed to believe it? And be told that I'm wrong because of it? You have no basis a) for your argument and b) for me to be wrong since it is you who are debating me on a point.

The whole ass crack, cleavage, underwear hanging out thing. I don't need to see it. Otherwise I don't really care.

pretty much all - I suppose thankfully I don't complain? I really don't complain. I have a high tolerance for things outwardly. Inwardly they might annoy me but I won't complain and I'll use my INTJness to get it to not annoy me for a long period of time if one of those happens.... though unfortunately I have family members that display a lot of those traits....and we're around them so much when I'm not in school :(

Alright I'm stopping haha.

Rei
10-15-2007, 08:50 AM
I can definitely identify with some of these...I will probably repeat some that others have mentioned...

Including the grammar one though my grammar's not impeccable at least online, it annoys me, especially double negatives.

Chat speak. *God I hate it. Write out the words! It seriously doesn't take that long!

Definately. *It's definitely with an I. *It's kind of an odd one. But I cringe when I see it.

Incessant talkers, especially the ones that like to talk about themselves. *
People who think they know everything about everything and they're really morons who know nothing about everything.
closed minds. *I don't care if you're a Republican, just please, have an open mind. *"An Open Mind is a Terrible Thing to Lose"
People who talk LOUDLY so that you can hear every single freaking word even if they're talking to SOMEONE ELSE on the PHONE NEAR you. *And when you're around them it's just headache central....
Perfume/cologne,
Really fake people - For example: The Barbies of the world. *That speak like they have no brain. *And probably don't have a brain anyway.
People who organize my shit. *I can't find shit once it's "organized" by that person. *
People who waste my time.
People who argue for the sake of arguing.
People who just completely ignore you no matter how right you are and how much proof you have for your statement and think they're so right...
Morning people. *
People who interrupt my naps or wake me up in the morning with a phone call. *Gosh I hate that. Especially when it's a sales call when I'm at home...
People who interrupt me when I'm actually in the mood working, have a great train of thought and they just interrupt it. *It's not cool.
People who say something and don't back it up in an argument. *OK you have this statement but it's not backed up. How am I supposed to believe it? And be told that I'm wrong because of it? *You have no basis a) for your argument and b) for me to be wrong since it is you who are debating me on a point.

The whole ass crack, cleavage, underwear hanging out thing. *I don't need to see it. * Otherwise I don't really care.

pretty much all - I suppose thankfully I don't complain? I really don't complain. *I have a high tolerance for things outwardly. *Inwardly they might annoy me but I won't complain and I'll use my INTJness to get it to not annoy me for a long period of time if one of those happens.... though unfortunately I have family members that display a lot of those traits....and we're around them so much when I'm not in school :( *

Alright I'm stopping haha.
I can relate.
I was just feeling the pain of it all rushing back when I read this post. :'(

Rei
10-17-2007, 10:45 AM
People who fold the corners of the pages in a book.
People who mark up books in any way other than very neat highlighting/side notes in textbooks.

Natrushka
10-17-2007, 10:55 AM
Pet Peeves:

People who can't keep their mouth shut when they chew their gum.
People who don't understand basic hygiene.
People who are two faced.
People who think I would be happier if only I socialized more.
Tele-marketers.
Passive aggressiveness.
Being interrupted.
People who just don't get that they've been dismissed.

Firelie
10-17-2007, 01:10 PM
People who don't understand basic hygiene.
People who think I would be happier if only I socialized more.
People who just don't get that they've been dismissed.

I wholeheartedly agree on all of these.

About the last one, people who are so dense that I actually have to be RUDE to them for them to understand they've been dismissed... lol

Natrushka
10-17-2007, 02:44 PM
People who just don't get that they've been dismissed.

About the last one, people who are so dense that I actually have to be RUDE to them for them to understand they've been dismissed... lol

That is a tough one. Explaining it to them usually involves temporarily rescinding their dismissed status, which can mess with principles.

snoogit
10-17-2007, 09:20 PM
People who distract me away from my work
Someone who while talking to me on a phone has the handset closer to their nose then their mouth so you get breathing noises in-between sentences.
People who lay on the compliments, warranted or not.
People who loose their sense of logic to follow some iconic leader. (Amway reps, Ponzi Schemers, Televangelist donors)

Kathryn
10-17-2007, 09:27 PM
People who repeat themselves.
People who repeat themselves.
People who repeat themselves.

pointless nostalgia
10-25-2007, 12:16 PM
People who wear bright clothing. I am talking about the ones that you can see three blocks down the road.



A unifying theme for me is anything superficial:
...
- bright coloured clothing (why say 'look at me!'?)

I went through a phase where I wore bright colors and dyed my hair bright purple. I realized that I probably did that because I used to work in a very SJ setting, having to conform to the strict dress code, so I needed to get it out of my system. Anyway, the INTJ I dated saw the change in appearance, and of course he hated it, LOL.

aude
10-25-2007, 01:22 PM
People who wear bright clothing. I am talking about the ones that you can see three blocks down the road.



A unifying theme for me is anything superficial:
...
- bright coloured clothing (why say 'look at me!'?)

I went through a phase where I wore bright colors and dyed my hair bright purple. I realized that I probably did that because I used to work in a very SJ setting, having to conform to the strict dress code, so I needed to get it out of my system. Anyway, the INTJ I dated saw the change in appearance, and of course he hated it, LOL.
So you can say another pet peeve would be conforming to a set standard of attire to suit a certain situation, unless you like that :)

pointless nostalgia
10-25-2007, 01:52 PM
So you can say another pet peeve would be conforming to a set standard of attire to suit a certain situation, unless you like that :)

Hmm... actually, now I remember that he would ask me why I changed my hair color and why I choose to wear some things, but I could only reply with "because I can"... I guess that was not a good enough reason to him.

aude
10-25-2007, 02:10 PM
Thats weird most intjs wont care if some one changes. COuld been a bad day for him :)

HarleyQuinn
10-25-2007, 02:31 PM
1: People who are constantly laughing at every little thing... Yes, that witty line about the cute boy might've been funny (not) and that line about the roommate equally (not) funny but you don't need to giggle at high screeching decibels 5 seconds apart.

2: People who know I'm busy, see I'm busy, and still interrupt me with mindless chit chat like the weather or seeing the sports game last night.

3: My mother constantly harping on points everytime we meet (my C range grades in science/history) and me giving her the same answer in return. Never fails to change and yet, she's insistent that "You need to just study harder" like that wasn't obvious to me at all before. Gee, thanks. I never thought of that!

4: Loud fellow students out in the hallway stumbling around at 12-1 AM shouting as loud as they can and banging on walls.

5: Driving on a sunny day. I like the sun. I dislike the sun's glare and the fact that my Toyota Celica's so low that the sun can sometimes skirt the blocker anyway. The last thing I need is to be blinded (I already have total peripherary vision in my left eye) and end up crashing.

6: Tying into #5, people who tailgate... in the SLOW lane... then don't turn off at the exit we just passed. Also the reverse with people slowing down to 50 coming up on an exit, NOT getting off, and forcing me to pass them.

deicruxified
10-25-2007, 07:22 PM
Women and men in age-inappropriate clothing (no, grandma, you don't look good in that halter top)

i'd rather have all me teeth done with root canal...

just to share something. my painter infp friend was stalked by a matronly slut. she sat on his table and said, "can you paint me naked? i'll show you a pic of mine when i didn't have kids yet." he was shocked and never spoken a word for a week. then we discovered he was confined in the hospital and was diagnosed with dengue. she must the mosquito.

cielo market
10-25-2007, 07:35 PM
Pet Peeve: l33t talk and excessive chatspeak

Most shorthand is permissible, but will ignore you if you type liek dis

mind_wander
10-25-2007, 07:38 PM
People who are very intelligent and well versed when it comes to one side of an argument, but don't bother to learn about the other side of an argument. *For an example, I have an incredibly narrow-minded conservative Christian girl in a medieval history class that I'm taking, who doesn't understand anything about the Catholic church. *She proceeds to make an ass of herself by disregarding people's beliefs when she could just as easily read a book, or talk to someone.

People who come up to you and say, "Wow! *You're so smart...You're way smarter than I am. *Are you some sort of genius."

Yes, I am intelligent...Yes, I know you're a moron...Don't tell me, spend some time learning something.
Nice one, we INTJ's want the big picture that means 2 sides, ok I lied their is 3 sides; if you wanted 3rd person [that would be you]. Great summary, I do see this from time to time; hey at least you don't have to worry the spotlight is toward you.

Falcarius
10-26-2007, 02:50 PM
Reality television, and anyone who talks to me about it.

Cigarette smoke.

Christmas music, that shit is depressing.

mind_wander
10-27-2007, 06:50 AM
I can definitely identify with some of these...I will probably repeat some that others have mentioned...

Including the grammar one though my grammar's not impeccable at least online, it annoys me, especially double negatives.

Chat speak. *God I hate it. Write out the words! It seriously doesn't take that long!

Definately. *It's definitely with an I. *It's kind of an odd one. But I cringe when I see it.

Incessant talkers, especially the ones that like to talk about themselves. *
People who think they know everything about everything and they're really morons who know nothing about everything.
closed minds. *I don't care if you're a Republican, just please, have an open mind. *"An Open Mind is a Terrible Thing to Lose"
People who talk LOUDLY so that you can hear every single freaking word even if they're talking to SOMEONE ELSE on the PHONE NEAR you. *And when you're around them it's just headache central....
Perfume/cologne,
Really fake people - For example: The Barbies of the world. *That speak like they have no brain. *And probably don't have a brain anyway.
People who organize my shit. *I can't find shit once it's "organized" by that person. *
People who waste my time.
People who argue for the sake of arguing.
People who just completely ignore you no matter how right you are and how much proof you have for your statement and think they're so right...
Morning people. *
People who interrupt my naps or wake me up in the morning with a phone call. *Gosh I hate that. Especially when it's a sales call when I'm at home...People who interrupt me when I'm actually in the mood working, have a great train of thought and they just interrupt it. *It's not cool.
People who say something and don't back it up in an argument. *OK you have this statement but it's not backed up. How am I supposed to believe it? And be told that I'm wrong because of it? *You have no basis a) for your argument and b) for me to be wrong since it is you who are debating me on a point.

The whole ass crack, cleavage, underwear hanging out thing. *I don't need to see it. * Otherwise I don't really care.

pretty much all - I suppose thankfully I don't complain? I really don't complain. *I have a high tolerance for things outwardly. *Inwardly they might annoy me but I won't complain and I'll use my INTJness to get it to not annoy me for a long period of time if one of those happens.... though unfortunately I have family members that display a lot of those traits....and we're around them so much when I'm not in school :( *

Alright I'm stopping haha.
I can really related to that, actually the sales calls are mostly from Overseas, like in China and India. Please speak English, if your gonna make a sale use English, the native language does not work in the States. When you speak in another language the chances making a sell is less to none. This does not means, I dislike Asians, sort of speak. But it kinda does make a whole alot of sense. Alot of people in the US, speaks English, right? Last time I checked, unless I'm in the wrong country.

Oh yeah, as for the annonances, lets say I was in your class. Of course, you don't know I'm an INTJ. Would that make you feel alittle better and exchange the frustration chats? Then laugh it off, definitely we will make more noise then the loud one's, but its all in INTJ code. No one have a clue what your talking about; the chances we're talking about space or something.

Bossy Mom
10-29-2007, 11:49 AM
1. people who are habitually late
2. whiners
3. people who don't re-cap the toothpaste
4. people who laugh at others
5. people who are two-faced back-stabbers
6. people who "feel" rather than think
7. people who are artificial

Henry
10-29-2007, 12:51 PM
1. The classless, violent moron that is the "average joe" in US society today.
2. Those who think that rank, title, and prestige matter more than the validity of what's said.

...those are my big two.

cielo market
10-29-2007, 01:27 PM
Another one for me is after eating when people put napkins on their plates when there's still food on it... especially wet food. *:yuck: personal peeve.

Dib
10-29-2007, 01:59 PM
- When you're in a class, and someone thinks it's funny to ask dumb 'what if' questions, thus slowing the class down.
- When I'm accused of being a homophobe for saying something critical about someone who just happens to be gay.
- The sounds of people eating, the radio, and people's voices in general.
- When girls insist on being treated like equals and demand rights, yet portray themselves as objects and victims.
- When a fly buzzes around my head for god knows how long, and when I finally leave and come back with a fly swatter, it's gone.
- How some animal rescue groups will spend hundreds of dollars to save one sick or injured animal, but euthanize hundreds of healthy animals because there is not enough money to pay for more housing and staff.
- Animal rights activists.
- The words Chat, Veggie, Foods, Meal, Yummy, Tasty, Belly, Bunny, Tummy, Fats, Minerals, Supper, Sodium, Grain, Chow, Sample, and Slurp.
- When the first words you hear from someone is 'Im bored.'
- When people say "Deal.'
- When people say 'You were a baby once too, you know.' in reaction to me claiming I dislike babies. Just because I was a baby once doesn't mean I like them. I'm sure everyone has been something th at they didn't like before.

HarleyQuinn
11-01-2007, 06:39 PM
Just happened to me today...

Burning my mouth on hot items!! Granted, this case was self induced but still...

We have this swank hot chocolate machine in the college cafe so just before class I wanted one 'cause it's cold out anyway. I fill it up about 3/4ths and deem this good mentally. I literally went, "This is great" and then pushed my luck :-/ I decided that it couldn't hurt for another second. Thing with this machine is you press the button and it takes a second for it to push the hot chocolate out. Low and behold, I have it suddenly at the brim! It's at that point of, I can't put anything in it and if I dare to move it it'll all spill over so I take several sips and my poor tongue paid for it :-X

This annoy anybody else? (Maybe it's the fact I became mentally moronic for a second that's really bugging me...)

Solaris
11-06-2007, 09:25 PM
I hate salespeople. *I grill the hell out of them, they come up short, and then get written off. *It's funny because there are other INTJs at work, and they write off salespeople just as quickly as I do.


Not to pick on you specifically, but this one especially caught my eye. I used to sell cars. I was *not* your typical salesperson. I actually do not like the stereotypical salesperson. While I love a challenge and all, I will never, ever again be a salesperson. I did it for several years. I knew more about the product than anyone except the techs (I sold cars), and used that knowledge to help customers and coworkers. Customers rarely appreciated this. Coworkers tried to abuse it (I wouldn't let them). It makes me angry to hear salespeople degraded, even though I understand why. It makes me angry, because most people don't stop to think that the salesperson is actually a person with a life and bills and humanity. What makes me the most upset is that people think car salespeople make tons of money (heck, the dealerships encourage prospective salespeople to think the same thing), but it's not true. Even the top salesperson in the dealership made little more than "just enough" for him to get by -- and he was selling a lot of cars. Most new car sales earn a salesperson $100-$200 dollars...that's it. Compare that many IT positions make about $40-$50 an hour, but it takes several hours of work (maybe over days) for the salesperson to finally sell the car. It's just not worth it. And that is why bitching about salespeople irks me. It's also why I don't sell anymore. And, lastly, it's why good people don't stay in sales.

*steps off soapbox :-/

Kfbr
11-06-2007, 09:55 PM
I can't stand people who walk/drive slow. Get out of the fast lane, I'm driving efficiently here.

Solaris
11-06-2007, 10:19 PM
People who leave toast crumbs in the butter, or anything on the butter. Clean the damn knife or scrape off the butter!

Women who think it's ok to act ditzy. Do they even know they are? I wonder sometimes.

Sign me up for the grammar/spelling/proper word usage issue.

Worst of all: When I commit one of my hated actions.

Xenolar
11-09-2007, 06:28 PM
6: Tying into #5, people who tailgate... in the SLOW lane... then don't turn off at the exit we just passed. Also the reverse with people slowing down to 50 coming up on an exit, NOT getting off, and forcing me to pass them.

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INTJ: The outside contractor

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RECREATION: INTJs are often baffled by the strange and incomprehensible recreational rituals of other people, such as going to parties, watching television, and having sex. Instead, they prefer to spend their leisure time installing twin missile launchers in their cars to deter tailgaters and playing chess with megalomaniac CEOs of the Tyrell corporation.

COMPATIBILITY: Silly person, INTJs don't have relationships! They may, however build their own friends.

Famous INTJs include J. F. Sebastian and Sgt. Apone.


Hmmm...coincidence? I think not. There clearly seems to be a correlation between INTJ-ness and loathing tailgating.

HarleyQuinn
11-09-2007, 08:09 PM
If I didn't have to incur the wrath of car insurance fees, etc. I'd purposely be slamming my brakes on and letting 'em run into me... of course that'd wind up in me walking the rest of the way to my destination.

And :laugh: I didn't even catch that, Xenolar. Thanks.

Sevs
11-10-2007, 02:06 AM
Stupid people that are proud of being stupid.
Intelligent people that waste their talent.
People who enjoy annoying other people.
People who don't have their own opinion and just adapt what everyone else thinks about a topic.
People that don't think ahead.

and most of all the fact that i rarely do some of those things and the feeling when i realize i have.

niffer
11-12-2007, 09:04 PM
Nearly everything can serve to piss me off if I'm moody enough.

The usual culprits are loud open-mouth chewing, excessive talking that is fast and choppy, being tapped repeatedly, having my name called repeatedly, or people being too close to my territory/room when I am stressed out (having a closed door just isn't enough sometimes- people failing to respect this rare need of mine for extreme autonomy can send me into a manic-depressive state).

~Oh, and I almost forgot to add:

When people bitch about my friends.

People that are always quick to criticize or correct every single thing I say or do, and therefore force me to be on emotional guard in which I have to remind myself to control my temper around them, 24/7.

People who can always find something to bitch about.

People who give a shit about everything.

ScottH
11-19-2007, 11:05 AM
How many of us share similar pet peeves?

Mine are mostly about accuracy. Here are four:

1) People say "pick a number between 1 and 10." But, what they actually mean is "pick a number from 1 through 10." If I assume they mean integers only, the first statement includes 2 through 9, the second 1 through 10.

2) People saying something like "increased 200%." Let's say the topic is the maximum speed of a car. If it was 100mph before, we use the word "increase" to mean it's more now. So, an increase of 1% would mean it's 101mph now. Thus, a 200% increase would result in 300mph. But, many people would say "increased 200%" and actually mean "increased 100%," or "it is 200% as fast," which would be 200mph.

3) Poor logical grammar. If I say "I do not believe [x]," many people take me to mean that the antithesis of [x]. For example, if I say "I do not believe it is true," many people think I mean "I believe it is false." They forget the alternative of "I do not have a belief." Agnosticism lies in that alternative :-)

4) People who cannot tolerate uncertainty. For example, during the OJ trial, my friends wanted to know my take: "Is he Guilty or Innocent?" I said I didn't know. They each seemed to have a deep need to settle one way or the other, and wanted me to as well, whereas I did not. For me, certainty is hard won, and I tend to be "in the middle" a lot.

Anybody else?

Figmentum
11-19-2007, 11:13 AM
When I take a seat in the movie theatre, and someone comes up to me 2 minutes later and say, "Excuse me." As if they expect me to move...

People who don't vote, then complain about a their national leader.

Oh, my favorite. I was once wacthing "The Devil's Advocate," and my father comes up to me and says, "Y'know son, that's Satan's show. Really, that IS Satan's show." He was completely serious. And I was completely annoyed.

Gabrielle
11-19-2007, 12:33 PM
When people are LATE. I am kind of a person who has a really tight schedule that is based on minutes and sometimes seconds, not hours. So 10 minute delay - unless that person informs me that he/she is going to be late, or has some viable excuse such as "The train was stuck in a tunnel" - I'll probably in an extremely bad mood.

Oh, and when people SUDDENLY change their plans and decides to tell me a minute before the moment when the plan goes into action. How am I supposed to organize my day if you suddenly change your mind and I base my schedule on that thing I was supposed to do with you? Argh.

ScottH
11-19-2007, 01:36 PM
Yeah, huh! Figmentum and hurricanereno20, I get both of yours.

About timing and being late: I too an critical of time. I'm never late for anything, and can get a bit uptight when others are. I like to plan--if only hastily and in my head--how things will unfold, what I'll do and/or get done. My girlfriend (an ENTJ) has this knack of "derailing" me, inserting little things here and there that disturb the flow of things. Result: I never quite get done what I expect :-)

Figmentum
11-20-2007, 01:37 PM
When I take a seat in the movie theatre, and someone comes up to me 2 minutes later and say, "Excuse me." As if they expect me to move...

People who don't vote, then complain about a their national leader.

Oh, my favorite. I was once wacthing "The Devil's Advocate," and my father comes up to me and says, "Y'know son, that's Satan's show. Really, that IS Satan's show." He was completely serious. And I was completely annoyed.

Blacklustre King
01-13-2008, 01:50 AM
Ignorant people, the stupid masses I have to live all to close to on a daily basis. The mindless consistency of their pitiful and ultimately meaningless lives barks at me like so many annoying little chiwawas.

People are my peeve, they disgust me. They get up everyday thinking they are making some difference in life when they are not, with their short sighted and small perspective on the picture.

I’ am talking about those people who get obsessed with “Who slept with who?” and “He/She did what?!” It’s so monotonous, if I could just shut these people up the world would be oh so much quieter.

Irrational, emotional, inefficient people who see not the forest for the trees but the trees as toilet paper for their asses. These people I consider my enemies, people who conform so well to the constraints of religions, culture, and society.

Ever concerned about a reputation among people who have none themselves.

Excuse me if I came off a bit strong, however this blatant and oh so common form of ignorance just seems to light my “Mastermind” fire.

Zilal
01-13-2008, 05:22 AM
There are a lot of things that irritate me, but only one I would call a "pet peeve," and it's a strange one but I've met at least one other person who echoed me...

It drives me crazy when someone says goodbye, or otherwise indicates they're going to leave, then stands around talking for a few more minutes. Bonus peeve if they keep saying goodbye and then keep standing there talking.

It's like when they say they're leaving, my "closure" procedure is triggered, and then it's left hanging when they don't leave. It puts me on edge.

anthrogirl
01-15-2008, 02:05 AM
People who are late
Bad drivers (tailgaters, non-indicators, cellphone talkers)
People who try to use position or title to move up in the queue
Leaders who say 'You have to do what I say because I'm the leader' (in other words you have no leadership skills)
People who think they know everything but are just good talkers
People who take everything their president/prime ministers tell them as being the truth ('but the 9/11 terrorists were from Iraq so we should bomb them', hello?!!)

PortInStorm
01-15-2008, 08:39 AM
Actually... doors.

When the hinge of the inside door is on the same side as the handle of the outer door (ie. doors open in opposite directions). So lets say you're heading out with a backpack, purse, another bag, and a travel mug of tea. You have to essentially squeeze all of that into the <90 angle of the inner door (the inner door banging open and denting the wall) just to get to the handle of the outer door. Open the outer door all the way, reaching back and stretching your rotater cuff to grad the inner handle and close the inner door.
How hard is it to hang doors so that they open on the same side?

Hdier
01-15-2008, 09:52 AM
I hate it when people call three-ring binders 'notebooks'. Notebooks are books of blank paper for you to use. Three-ring binders are binders with three rings in them (hence the name 'three-ring binder'). Get it right people!

dandylion
01-17-2008, 10:57 PM
When people ask stupid questions. Like if I'm reading, they'd say, "Are you reading?" or after they see me finish eating, they'd ask, "Did you eat yet?" People these days...

When I tell someone to stop being angry or yelling, and they'd scream, "I'm not yelling/angry/yadda yadda ya!"

quentin
01-18-2008, 12:00 AM
People who try to aggressively to be my friend.

Hdier
01-18-2008, 06:27 AM
When I tell someone to stop being angry or yelling, and they'd scream, "I'm not yelling/angry/yadda yadda ya!"

Whenever that happens, the other person usually either gets more mad or calms down immediately because I start cracking up.

PortInStorm
01-18-2008, 07:18 AM
- People who have their turn signal on for 5 k, either forgetting it on, or searching for the right driveway, going 20 km/hr.
- going into the shower and finding only a sliver of soap left, then hopping out of the shower to find only a dribble of milk for the tea, and then needing to use the facilities, and finding no tp in the bathroom, waddling out half-naking to the closet to get some.

shuzhenbai
01-19-2008, 02:29 PM
People who don't understand that I need my space. >_>

Richard0612
01-19-2008, 02:53 PM
People who don't understand that I need my space. >_>
Couldn't agree more!
My real pet peeves [in no real order] are:

People who are moronic and do not want to improve as it makes them 'cool' in some way.
People who play music out of mobile phone speakers [makes me wish I had an EMP grenade :devilish:]
People who talk in 'blinglish' and act like chavs [for people outside the UK, see the Wikipedia article on the subject]
People who say 'You're weird', or 'You should socialise more'. As if I didn't know!

PortInStorm
01-19-2008, 03:41 PM
people who don't use capital letters for their name, ie. sammy desanto. Aren't you important enough to have not one, but two capital letters? It looks childish.

But that's just a PET peeve, no offense to any of you who've done that here.

Bear Warp
01-20-2008, 09:30 AM
Pseudo-intellectuals

People who take up space in stores, hallways, sidewalks, etc.

Nicholas Cage

Dunkin' Donuts commercials

Nasally "gnya gnya gnya!" laughs

dandylion
02-20-2008, 08:36 PM
You know what I really hate? When people drive around the parking lot hunting for the space closest to the one near the building... when there are plenty of nice spaces available elsewhere. It's so STUPID. And then they complain about how fast their car runs out of gas.

lordrrr
02-20-2008, 08:46 PM
I have a lot. I'll just jot down a couple:

-Fat people (I especially hate how all fat people just sit around and eat twinkies all day :yuck:)
- T.V. pastors/preachers
- People who are old and mature yet make corny jokes
-People who ask me a LOT of innane questions/freak out about something I know is okay yet they wont believe me and demand I explain the whole situation instead of believing everything is under control
- People who talk about the most ridiculous BS (upcoming dances for example)
- Places with a lot of people
- People who try to be my friend/talk to me for the sole reason that they feel sorry for me because I prefer to be alone with my thoughts or in small groups with my most trusted friends

vaguely dissatisfied
02-21-2008, 06:40 AM
Perhaps I should start a thread.............

Is it just me or are INTJ's intolerant?

Vojnik
02-21-2008, 07:02 AM
My Battles are:
Nagging children (If you won't shut them up I will)
Tax exemption for *cough* (CULT) Church of Scientology
Having to Re-explain simple instructions
Try hards who play music out of mobile phone speakers in public (nobody cares what you like to listen too)
War on terror (Which is EVERYWHERE, if I don't buy a HAZMAT suit for my family who will?)
George W Bush (America you could do so much better)
Mostly Try Hards (I love seeing them fail, nothing better)

English

Noun
try-hard ( plural try-hards )

( Australian definition)
- A person who tries hard to be a success and fails.
-A dude who always tries to be the best. Includes Sucking up, being a loner, and also a wannabe.
-Someone who trys to be like someone else.

slut poacher
02-23-2008, 10:33 PM
cross contamination of my miracle-whip with other condiments will get you killed.

thaddeus6th
02-24-2008, 12:13 PM
BBC newsreaders. My god, you just have to sit there and read an autocue. You aren't Bill Bailey so stop trying to be witty, and stop bloody smiling. Newsreader chumminess is an awful thing.

People who lack self-awareness, particularly when they're breathing/eating loudly.

The global warming squad: not all of them, just those incapable of having a debate. Quite often if a panel show (like Question Time) has a sceptical panellist he'll get booed or hissed or shouted down for daring to oppose the 'self-evident' truth.

Mornings.

There are plenty more, but those are a couple.

ssfanatic
02-24-2008, 12:47 PM
Ditto on the first two.
FInger nails rubbing on anything
People who dont put in their fair share of work.

E148
03-06-2008, 07:24 AM
Pet Peeves: [in no particular order]
sales/marketing people
People who run Stop Signs -- bad drivers in general
Cell phone use in public-- car or otherwise
People who allow their dogs to crap in another's yard or park and do not clean it up
Loud and particularly sudden noises-- car/radio/voices almost any source
my local news media
abuse of technology
people who bring noisy kids in public -- movies/stores/etc


Just a few of my pet peeves.

lordrrr
03-06-2008, 03:47 PM
Another thing that really annoys me is estimation.


It's not 5:00, it's 5:17 thank you.

PortInStorm
03-07-2008, 11:03 AM
- Annoyingly hysterical/panicked-sounding salesman on TV
- people who walk slowly and then berate you "Slow down!"
- the dance-mix music they put behind every commercial, it seems, radio or TV
- these cheap-to-produce shows: Big Brother, American Idol, Survivor etc. The incredulous looks people give you when you say you DON'T follow a show in it's 17th season of same-old, same-old. And related....
- the word "Girlicious" as a group name
- wet bathroom door handles.. you all know what goes through your head
- having to man bake sales

Lynne
03-30-2008, 11:26 AM
Salespeople are a peeve of mine as well. The problem is twofold:

Salespeople are in place to get as much money from you as possible. You're there to get the best value for your dollar. You may have to work together, but you're not on the same team.

The bigger issue (for INTJs) is that salespeople are trained to manipulate people emotionally. When you tug non-NTs heart strings, you can often pull their purse strings as well. INTJs are relatively immune to emotional manipulation, fiercely value their independence, and have no tolerance for lines of B.S.

This means that within a minute, most salepeople have:

1) Tried too hard to work an emotional angle on me - being too aggressive, trying too hard to sniff out whether there's a sale in here for them or not.
2) Tried to steer me toward what they think is good. I usually know what I'm looking for. If I want their opinion, I will ask.
3) Tried to impress me with some line of B.S. to make themseleves look knowledgable and trustworthy. This has precisely the opposite effect.

To generalize, they've barely opened their mouths before establishing that they're greedy, not interested in my needs, don't know as much as I do, and aren't to be trusted further than they can be thrown. Is it any wonder INTJs hate salespeople?

I've had some good experiences with ones that say hi, then shut up and find prompt answers to my technical questions. Those salespeople get my business. :)
hahahah I am a buyer...I love it.

TheLastMohican
03-30-2008, 11:30 AM
People saying "Do (a noun)." Sometimes it makes sense, but in general it makes no grammatical sense (and often no practical sense) to "do" a noun.

What do you mean to do that has something to do with that noun?! The noun itself in no way defines the action.

Lucan
03-30-2008, 12:39 PM
People that visit and hoot their cars. Hello! Heard of a mobile phone?
My neighbor's 6 year old girl who has a voice that is in such a high octave that I'm sure she can break glass.
Hypochondriacs and any of these pathetic attention seekers.
Clicking pens.
Saying I know when it is obvious that you don't. And lastly people that drag their feet when they walk. How many years of evolution and some people still walk like apes!
Right, I'll stop now.

Szarra
03-30-2008, 12:55 PM
People who stand less than a foot from me while waiting in line. (As if this will make the cashier get to them any faster!)
People who drive in the rain with their headlights turned off.

notoppings
03-30-2008, 01:00 PM
People who pass you on the freeway, then slow down once they are in front of you.

Lucan
03-30-2008, 01:12 PM
People who pass you on the freeway, then slow down once they are in front of you.

Definately Road Hogs! :irked:
Just remembered another one. When you are waiting for a lift and you've already pushed the button, and some bright spark comes part you and pushes the button again! How exactly does that change the speed of the lift that is already on the way in any case?

dandylion
03-30-2008, 01:47 PM
When people preface whatever they're going to say with "uhhh" or "ummm," particularly on on a subject they seem to know a lot about. It makes them seem arrogant. It's even more annoying if they add a "well" in front of the "uhhh" or "ummm." They need to either shut their fly trap or get to the point.

Lucan
03-30-2008, 01:55 PM
When people preface whatever they're going to say with "uhhh" or "ummm," particularly on on a subject they seem to know a lot about. It makes them seem arrogant. It's even more annoying if they add a "well" in front of the "uhhh" or "ummm." They need to either shut their fly trap or get to the point.

Absolutely! Going um to me sounds awful. There's a whole big dictionary of words to use and they come out with that!:irked:

Alaron251
03-30-2008, 06:29 PM
1. People
2. Just kidding

1. Immature people
2. People who comment on how I should do things - That's so damn annoying!
3. People on the bus. That's it, I hate them all.
4. Hypocrites

Danneh
03-30-2008, 07:26 PM
-The little kids who go up to me in the library because they think I'm the librarian.
-People who mock my ridiculously tiny hands
-People in general? Bad. Yes, but true. People in general simply disgruntle me.

TheLastMohican
03-30-2008, 09:35 PM
When people preface whatever they're going to say with "uhhh" or "ummm," particularly on on a subject they seem to know a lot about. It makes them seem arrogant. It's even more annoying if they add a "well" in front of the "uhhh" or "ummm." They need to either shut their fly trap or get to the point.

Uh, well, is this in speaking or writing? Ummmmm, I haven't, er, encountered that much in daily life. Uhhh, I think I'm pretty knowledgeable on that too.

Well?

searcher
03-30-2008, 09:44 PM
1 - Stupid questions with obvious answers
2 - People who act dopey when they aren't
3 - Spelling mistakes (please tell me if I make any)
4 - Shallowness
5 - pink and netball
6 - Not getting my alone time

also all the things that Alaron251 said, replacing 'just kidding' with 'most of them anyway'

TheLastMohican
03-30-2008, 09:50 PM
3 - Spelllin mitskaes (pleese tell me if I maike aeni)


Um...

Solaris
03-30-2008, 09:52 PM
People who change themselves (temporarily and suddenly) for others, not because they want to grow. In fact, this type of change usually does not represent growth.

Latte
03-30-2008, 11:25 PM
When people want to help me for the purpose of feeling good about themselves. Or appeal to me to help them for the same reason.

When people ask me how I am, how "it's going" or how I have been, which I never have an answer for and pretty much stops me right in my mental tracks.

When people get defensive or offended, interpreting everything said in the way that is looked at as most "anti-them" as possible.

When people that are in denial about parts of a subject insist on discussing it.

Assumptions, especially the widespread ones that people have without knowing so.

Equis
03-31-2008, 03:53 AM
My neighbors, who listen to loud bass for hours from the car sitting in their driveway.

Restaurants with a lot of TVs. (sensory overload)

Small, yappy dogs.

Women who use the term "preggers" for pregnant.

escapist11
04-01-2008, 03:27 PM
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escapist11
04-01-2008, 03:42 PM
My neighbors, who listen to loud bass for hours from the car sitting in their driveway.

Restaurants with a lot of TVs. (sensory overload)

Small, yappy dogs.

Women who use the term "preggers" for pregnant.

My roommate uses this term.
Example: "This shirt makes me look preggers!"
Me: :irked::furious:

Solaris
04-02-2008, 07:47 AM
My roommate uses this term.
Example: "This shirt makes me look preggers!"
Me: :irked::furious:

I would then ask her why in the f**k she bought the shirt. They have mirrors in dressing rooms.

Also, the big sunglasses picture brought up another: fake tans, or too much tan -- you just look creepy and unnatural, stop it people!

(this coming from a pale, freckly person)

And a giant YES to whoever said clicking pens. I am insane in my intolerance for repetitive noises like clicking pens. Now, I understand a need to fidget as much as anyone (I am extremely fidgety), but find some less irritating ways to fidget, it *is* possible.

dandylion
04-18-2008, 09:42 PM
I hate when people say something, and then when I ask them why or what made them say that or something to that extent, they say, "I don't know." If they don't know, then why did they say it in the first place??! So __________ irritating!

azelismia
04-18-2008, 09:46 PM
People using the word "selfish" to try and make any point in debate.

Solaris
04-18-2008, 10:09 PM
People who can't shut their damn mouths in a movie theater. For goodness' sake people, you just paid roughly $10 to see this movie....SHUT UP!! If you don't care that you spent that much, at least realize that some others do, and let us enjoy our movie.

dandylion
04-18-2008, 10:15 PM
People who can't shut their damn mouths in a movie theater. For goodness' sake people, you just paid roughly $10 to see this movie....SHUT UP!! If you don't care that you spent that much, at least realize that some others do, and let us enjoy our movie.

Yes. They act like they're the only ones in the theater, too. Once I went to see 300 for my friend's birthday, and she brought some of her own friends along, and they kept making stupid comments throughout the movie, especially during the more serious scenes. :whip:

Serpent7
04-18-2008, 10:35 PM
Bright lights, loud/harsh/shrill noises. (Backing up trucks reeeeally drive me crazy)
Stupid/inefficient authority figures.
people 'deliberately' screwing up their lives, despite the fact that I just told them EXACTLY what would happen, and how to avoid it.
Not being proficient at everything, especially social stuff....

Cuivienen
04-18-2008, 11:59 PM
Salespeople are a peeve of mine as well. The problem is twofold:

Salespeople are in place to get as much money from you as possible. You're there to get the best value for your dollar. You may have to work together, but you're not on the same team.

The bigger issue (for INTJs) is that salespeople are trained to manipulate people emotionally. When you tug non-NTs heart strings, you can often pull their purse strings as well. INTJs are relatively immune to emotional manipulation, fiercely value their independence, and have no tolerance for lines of B.S.

This means that within a minute, most salepeople have:

1) Tried too hard to work an emotional angle on me - being too aggressive, trying too hard to sniff out whether there's a sale in here for them or not.
2) Tried to steer me toward what they think is good. I usually know what I'm looking for. If I want their opinion, I will ask.
3) Tried to impress me with some line of B.S. to make themseleves look knowledgable and trustworthy. This has precisely the opposite effect.

To generalize, they've barely opened their mouths before establishing that they're greedy, not interested in my needs, don't know as much as I do, and aren't to be trusted further than they can be thrown. Is it any wonder INTJs hate salespeople?

I've had some good experiences with ones that say hi, then shut up and find prompt answers to my technical questions. Those salespeople get my business. :)

Yeah, that sounds really familiar. It gets even worse when they try to insult you if you don`t want to buy their product: "How can you not see that this contract is only advantageous for you? Only a really <insert insult here> person wouldn`t see that".

With that angle you will get NOTHING from me, except maybe some well-deserved sarcasm.

Something else that annoys me to no end:

When you call a service hotline because of technical problems and you
(a) are connected a reeaally annoying computer voice which emphasizes the words all wrong,
(b) you have to talk to that computer voice for ten minutes before you get anywhere,
(c) when the computer on the other end of the line finally connects you to an actual persons phone, you have to listen to cheap computerised so-called classical music for another five minutes before anyone answers the phone (get decent music which doesn`t start repeating itself every 20 seconds, please!) and
(d) when s.o. finally answers, it turns out, he/she can`t help you at all but gives you another number, so that you not only
(e) paid the 1,99€/min while talking to the technician in vain, but also have to
(f) go through the same procedure again elsewhere.

So at that point I have probably wasted at least half an hour of my life and 10-15€ on phone bills and gotten nowhere.

That always makes me :irked::shout::furious:

ShadowX26
04-20-2008, 10:12 PM
People I don't know who will randomly start talking to me for no reason.
People who never stop talking and just blabber on like idiots.
People who litter when they are right next to a trash can.
People that only talk about how drunk they got the night before.
People who brag about being stupid.
People who don't use logic to back up their arguments.
People who are lazy slobs.
People who come in my room to play a video game or watch a movie and don't put it back in alphabetical order when they are finished with it.
People who touch TV screens, computer monitors, or the bottom of a CD/DVD.
People who think that romantic comedy movies are the funniest movies.
People who get mad at me for predicting the entire outcome of a movie at the very beginning.
Well the point is, the list goes on and on... it never ends.

DrEast
04-22-2008, 11:44 AM
Semantic argumentation.

Richard0612
04-22-2008, 02:32 PM
A few more:

People who spend 2 hours in the morning styling their hair [and this is not just women!] and then run for cover when it rains lest their style is ruined. Get over yourself, it's just hair, not the be all and end all of existence!

People who, when debating religion and are given a rational dissection of their point of view with no offence intended, scream 'that's offensive to my religion' and 'you can't say that, it's my faith'. Don't say anything to me if you don't want it ripped apart and investigated.

$cientologists :p

Max
06-19-2008, 06:49 PM
People who don't do anything for you but still expect you to do everything for them :angry:

Seppuku Savant
06-20-2008, 02:41 AM
Price Sticker Residue
Loud Noise
Crying Children
Stupid Salespeople

kriss
06-20-2008, 06:50 AM
People who wanna make themselves feel important when they're really not
People who wanna make themselves look smart when they are really not
People who can't see the big picture
People who can't cope with pressure
Uneducated illiterate assholes who dropped out of school at 16 and think they are smart
People born with a silver spoon in their mouth and too proud to acknowledge real intelligence and achievement
Drug addicts who believe the world owes them a living and were too emotional in the first place to say NO
Fat lazy slobs who can't get off their ass to do anything about it
People without disipline
People with an IQ less than 130

In general:Dumb fuckers

png1977
06-20-2008, 08:30 AM
Library books with notes written in.

"Coolness" - style valued over content in any context.

Purposeful misunderstanding in an attempt to avoid thought (people who either make a drawn-out "Whaaaaaat? heheh" or pretend that I'm just so carayzaay when I say anything remotely insightful, profound, or compound).

Unleashed dogs in public places (apart from designated dog parks).

Inescapable sensory inputs- intense sounds or smells not under my control.

Fractured grammar, ugly spelling, heedless overuse of cliche.

Littering! Yes, I sound like that crochety retired person in your childhood neighborhood, and that's just fine with me.

And, gratuitous cursing. Caught myself.:)

hyper84
06-20-2008, 10:36 PM
Yeah nothings worse then seeing some ones but crack when the sit down. Or over weight woman who think its ok'ay to wear tight clothing.

Seinfeld: "I'm sorry ma'am. Those are compact only jeans; you can't back that in there!"

People that ride their brakes going downhill.
Litterers, drunk drivers, smokers, people that driver Hummers and SUV owners who use it as an SOV. I guess just people that are more socially irresponsible than not.

PETA, but then again I don't like irresponsible hunters so I guess if there is one extreme at one end there has to be an extreme at the other.

zibber
06-22-2008, 05:52 AM
PETA, but then again I don't like irresponsible hunters so I guess if there is one extreme at one end there has to be an extreme at the other.

Hah, well put. As much as I hate chauvinistic sport hunters, PETA implicitly comparing Jewish people who were in concentration camps to cows (the other way round, but it's still disrespectful as hell) gets on my nerves no less.

spiritdetectivegirl
06-24-2008, 08:07 PM
iPods--Completely overrated.

Cellphones--Or phones in general.

Assumptions--I'll be the judge of that.

Hype, anything from movies to games--Yeah right.

Women--If I've ever come across something so confusing...

California--I..am not even going to touch that one.

Text talk--Self Explanatory.

There's more, this is the limit..for now. Xp

hyper84
06-26-2008, 11:44 AM
iPods--Completely overrated.

Cellphones--Or phones in general.

Assumptions--I'll be the judge of that.

Hype, anything from movies to games--Yeah right.

Women--If I've ever come across something so confusing...

California--I..am not even going to touch that one.

Text talk--Self Explanatory.

There's more, this is the limit..for now. Xp

Hey, I like California. I get to surf when I'm there, go wine tasting, and watch all the snobbish uppity people and other wild characters as well. It's an observer's wet dream. Pretty much with you on everything else.

azelismia
06-26-2008, 01:34 PM
I like california too. Northern cali anyway. I don't know too much about socal.

Seppuku Savant
06-26-2008, 08:32 PM
iPods--Completely overrated.

Cellphones--Or phones in general.

Assumptions--I'll be the judge of that.

Hype, anything from movies to games--Yeah right.

Women--If I've ever come across something so confusing...

California--I..am not even going to touch that one.

Text talk--Self Explanatory.

There's more, this is the limit..for now. Xp

I forgot about my phone. I keep it turned off 80% of the time. If I'm with someone that has a phone, I don't even bother to bring mine. Since the only reason I'd use it away from home, is for emergency (police etc.)

Bandit
06-27-2008, 05:57 AM
PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals)

People that look to your for approval so as they may justify their existence on the planet..

People that attempt to force you to accept their views.... ie.. minority groups trying to force their political agenda upstream against the majority...

People that have no sense of self and live life in a wishy washy haze of failures..

People that are APATHETIC... (should be drug out into the streets and shot)

People that are to sympathetic.. (ie.. have a candlelight vigil for a convicted child rapist and murderer to get him off of deathrow)

People that can't accept real life (ie.. look at the world with rose colored glasses and believe that there is no such thing as evil)

People that are afraid to be themselves (ie.. put on aires to impress, or act as someone they are not to gain your approval, when in actuallity they are as transparent as can be)..

People that wear their sexuality like a fad (ie.. the it's cool to be gay crowd)... either you are/ or are not... if you are a male and have smoked pole.. Your Gay... end of debate...

People that Abuse Animals... (by abuse I mean burn them with clothing irons, set them on fire, kick them or any behavior that you wouldnt want done to your mom)..

People that go around talking about how big their Dick is..

People that are afraid to make a decision and move forward with the actions necessary to complete it..

People that hide their feelings...

People that are pissed but won't tell you what it was that pissed them off..

Fat People that order a number 5 Biggie sized and a diet coke...

Fat women that think that they are all that... (ie.. think they are many times much more attractive than they are)

I could go on..

LionsPride
06-27-2008, 08:50 AM
Car Alarms.

I wish I had a nickel for all the times I woke to the sound of "meep meep meep whoo whoo whoo honk honk honk whir whir whir" and thought to myself "where's my gun..." I then have happy thoughts of rifling off a round into their *precious*. I'm not violent by nature, nor do I own a gun, but car alarms really really push my buttons.

hyper84
06-27-2008, 03:37 PM
Car Alarms.

I wish I had a nickel for all the times I woke to the sound of "meep meep meep whoo whoo whoo honk honk honk whir whir whir" and thought to myself "where's my gun..." I then have happy thoughts of rifling off a round into their *precious*. I'm not violent by nature, nor do I own a gun, but car alarms really really push my buttons.

You should love the movie "Noise" starring Tim Robbins. I want to see it so badly.

enfpchick
06-27-2008, 04:05 PM
Leaving the toilet seat up
Not covering food before putting it in the fridge
leaving electronics on when your not at home
people who don't like change
people who don't use correct grammar

Amar
08-03-2008, 04:37 AM
Seeing the little red squiggly line under words when typing. I can't even type lazily in AIM or forums because that red line drives me nuts. I have to fix everything. The green line for grammar is fine though.

People who complain or talk about all the bad things that happen to them all the time.

People who will interrupt your story in order to tell a similar one about themselves, only they have to have the better story.... the "One-Upper"

Snoring. If someone is near me and they are snoring, I smack them. It's like an instinct. I can't help myself.





Amar added to this post, 5 minutes and 38 seconds later...

People who wanna make themselves feel important when they're really not
People who wanna make themselves look smart when they are really not
People who can't see the big picture
People who can't cope with pressure
Uneducated illiterate assholes who dropped out of school at 16 and think they are smart
People born with a silver spoon in their mouth and too proud to acknowledge real intelligence and achievement
Drug addicts who believe the world owes them a living and were too emotional in the first place to say NO
Fat lazy slobs who can't get off their ass to do anything about it
People without disipline
People with an IQ less than 130

In general:Dumb fuckers

Having an of 130 and up isn't that amazingly common.... If you wanna generalize "Dumb" i would drop the IQ requirement to... idk.. 80?

ROFL

Neuro
08-03-2008, 04:48 AM
People who don't do what they say they're going to do. If everyone I knew were my employees I think I would fire most of them.

Thunderstrat13
08-04-2008, 09:24 PM
People who flick their cigarette butts everywhere or stomp them into the ground and just leave them.

bricklayer
08-04-2008, 10:07 PM
People I don't know who will randomly start talking to me for no reason.
People who never stop talking and just blabber on like idiots.
People who litter when they are right next to a trash can.
People that only talk about how drunk they got the night before.
People who brag about being stupid.
People who don't use logic to back up their arguments.
People who are lazy slobs.
People who come in my room to play a video game or watch a movie and don't put it back in alphabetical order when they are finished with it.
People who touch TV screens, computer monitors, or the bottom of a CD/DVD.
People who think that romantic comedy movies are the funniest movies.
People who get mad at me for predicting the entire outcome of a movie at the very beginning.
Well the point is, the list goes on and on... it never ends.

I agree. People are annoying.

NephilimAzrael
08-05-2008, 12:27 AM
People who have and call agitations "pet peeves"

IRONY!!

hypervel
08-05-2008, 03:50 PM
I am peeved by people who act as if I read minds.
I am peeved at the same people who show indignation at my failure to do so.
Yet, I frequently can predict their wants, needs and behavior. I just play dumb....nobody is wiping MY butt, after all.....and I don't need the blame for whatever follows my kindness.
I am greatly peeved by indecisive people-though I can be a little lost,too. The difference is that I have the self respect to conceal my indecision.
Blah blah....indecisive people who get in my way.
Smelly lil' folk.
False accusations.
Poor communication.
Corporate welfare.
-isms.

rain
08-08-2008, 12:22 PM
i noticed INTJs have the following pet peeves

1. common errors in spelling. (eg, "there" with "their", "your" with "you're" etc.)

2. creating excessive drama out of a simple situation that has a clear solution

3. repeatedly making the same mistakes or repetition of something that has already been stated

4. misuse of logic and rhetoric

anyone else want to add to the list?

Seppuku Savant
08-08-2008, 12:58 PM
Sticker Residue
Crying Babies

Trym
08-08-2008, 01:16 PM
I notice you don't use capital letters.

Not all users on this furum are native english speakers, myself included.

jadefalcon
08-08-2008, 01:21 PM
Will add:
_______

Gum Chewing
Precise Pronunciations (hard on the letters "kahhs" and "pahhs"
Whining
Ignorance
Knuckle Cracking
Neck Cracking
Leet

Tigress
08-08-2008, 02:54 PM
umm
Bathroom stalls with no purse/coat hooks?

Zedicus
08-08-2008, 03:15 PM
Having to do other peoples work because they are too lazy to take the time to know their job or are just too lazy to look for the issue, then having to work overtime to finish your work on time!

Darkmist
08-08-2008, 04:05 PM
Incorrect spelling and grammar, particularly in advertising and newspapers
People who don't signal a turn
Parking hogs who take up more than one space
Children running around in restaurants, parking lots, roadways with no parents around.
People who won't shut up

Evil Eye
08-08-2008, 04:48 PM
When people keep trying to interact with me when I'm tired/busy.

jimmler
08-08-2008, 04:51 PM
People who throw you under the bus
People who don't pay attention to my research and good ideas

dandylion
08-08-2008, 08:55 PM
I hate when I say "excuse me," and the person blocking my path just stands and looks at me like a dumb ass.

ThaiGreenTea
08-09-2008, 11:22 PM
People who chew with their mouth open.
People who try to be what they are not and cannot be.
Nosy people.
People who put their nose where it does not belong.
Hypocrites.


Pretty much it.

JessicaHavenLea
08-11-2008, 05:10 AM
People in general.

I HATE it when someone sits extremely close to me for no reason.
It drives me crazy when anyone taps me to get my attention. Is saying my name that hard?!?!?!

Oh yes, I can't stand for cabinet doors to be left open.

xeeeej
08-11-2008, 08:47 AM
People who drive like idiots on their way to work. Are you really in that big of a rush to get to work? Seriously?

And people who tailgate.

oldness
08-11-2008, 08:47 AM
- "Woah, woah, woah... Don't use so many big words!"
- Artificial sweeteners
- Soy products
- Fundamentalism
- American Idol
- Willing ignorance

playthestatic
01-31-2009, 09:40 AM
One thing that's bugging me currently.

Don't you hate it when people do this...

Like they can't think of anything to add at the end of their sentences...

Yet somehow have this fear of placing a single, lonely full stop there...

Thus adding two excess dots...

The ellipsis does have its functions in poetry and other forms of literature, but please, use in moderation in daily typings.

PortInStorm
02-01-2009, 06:39 PM
Or radio/tv commercials where the voice inflection indicates a period in the script, but then they keep going and you realize it was actually just a comma. Imagine:

" Come on in for lowest prices.







great service, and great cars!"

Thinker
02-02-2009, 05:30 PM
Sensational news headlines which over amplify the negative - especially in relation to the current financial mess.

"Sharemarkets tumble as global gloom deepens"
This was the headline despite the fact that our local sharemarket closed higher that day.

"Unemployment to grow amid mounting pessimism"
Despite the fact that the article was about how employment had increased during the month. (unemployment had decreased....so it should have been good news!)

mikeczyz
02-02-2009, 10:07 PM
People who are late.

The copy machine at work. That thing is ALWAYS screwing up.

ranwayslo
02-04-2009, 01:35 PM
People
What oh yeah
In particular: People who repeat the same mistakes.
People who ask for help/advice then refuse/ignore it
People who tell me I don't understand
Not understanding~GRUMBLE
People who are right when I am wrong...
Never being sure if my ellipses usage is correct

Mathnerdkid
02-04-2009, 01:43 PM
I have too many to list, but here are a few...

Chat speak and non-capitilization, and words like non-capitilization.

KohLanta
02-28-2009, 05:38 AM
I hate it when somebody tries to direct/beckon me with hand gestures.

Weak people who only rude to customer service people especially waiters because they know they can't retaliate

People who say "i'll let you go" at the end of a phone call

The word "selfish"

The word "coincidence" I prefer co-incidence

Mayonaise

The phrase "There is no I in Team"

Hasway
02-28-2009, 07:30 AM
-When people talk nonstop during class when the teacher has told them every day more than five times to shut up. Especially when you sit right in front of them
-People who ask me the answers for every thing
-Smiley faces without noses
-Hannah Montana/The Jonas Brothers/The Twilight Series
-Teachers that don't understand that you are paying attention,but you don't have anything to say because you already know it all
-Point systems associated with participation. It's worse when you sit behind the teacher
-People who look at you, and gives you a look that says:No way am I talking to you.
-People who pay attention to you a little bit, and then just stop paying attention
-My French class
-Pe0Pl3 Woh rwite lke tis
-Popular morons
That's all I can think of for now...
And I agree with almost everything else on this (ohhh...I just forgot what it's called)list-post thingy.(I hope that works)




Hasway added to this post, 3 minutes and 18 seconds later...

I hate when I say "excuse me," and the person blocking my path just stands and looks at me like a dumb ass.
It's worse in school. All the people talk in huge groups, and clog up the halls. I gave up on saying "excuse me" a while ago, and now I just push my way through.

Angel1
02-15-2010, 05:49 PM
I'm not sure if someone has posted something similar to this one or not (as I did not take time to read the 7 pages of responses), but a pet peeve that really annoys me is:

The media explaining that Senator Bill Frist was succeeded by Harry Reid. Senator Frist was succeeded by Senator Corker! Majority Leader Frist was succeeded by Majority Leader Harry Reid. Get it right folks, Harry Reid has absolutely nothing to do with Tennessee and therefore cannot succeed our senator.

schizophrenia
02-17-2010, 01:49 PM
People who think they are cool when they're being foolish.
Immaturity.
Repetitive noises.
People eating with their mouths open.
Incessant sniffing of the nose.
People who can't stop when asked to stop.
Rap.
People who are obsess with things to the point of not shutting up about how bloody awesome it is (Twilight).
People who don't brush their teeth.
People who stand too close to me.
People who yell in my ear, step on the back of my shoes, constantly interrupt me when I'm working.
People?

El Cas
02-17-2010, 02:23 PM
People who talk about the same thing in 20 thousand different ways.
People who as for something and when you deliver the tell "Forget about it, I don't want it anymore"