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Old 11-06-2007, 06:09 PM   #1
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I was wondering what everyone else's pet peeves were and what causes you to just go crazy with frustration.



For me, usually sounds bother me. This may be because I am slightly ADD, but having someone in the background typing extremely loudly on their keyboard (like im dealing with right now) drives me to a point of frustration. It seriously sounds like someone is pounding away, it drives me nuts all the time, forcing me to blow my eardrums out with music. It also bothers me to hear other people eat or chew gum. Any form of popping the gum or even seeing it roll around in the mouth just drives me up the wall, and i have to do something to drown it out or cover it up or else I cant focus on anything else. This is something ive dealt with for awhile now, and I was thinking about going to a therapist about it, because I cant seem to fix it myself. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Old 11-06-2007, 06:20 PM   #2
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people chewing in general doesn't bother me, unless it's pretty loud *shudder*
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Old 11-06-2007, 07:04 PM   #3
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ah thanks, should've searched for that
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Old 11-12-2007, 09:01 PM   #4
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(*taking this to the original pet peeves thread* >_>..I'm such a noob)
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Old 11-13-2007, 03:21 PM   #5
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Yes. The sound of a potatoe chip bag rattling (crunch, crackle). The sound of people eating a crunchy sandwich also drives me crazy. I have found that my ipod works well with coping with the noise thing. For me I found that the loss of control in indentifying what type of sound drove me more crazy .
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Old 11-20-2007, 12:25 PM   #6
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The sound of squealing tires and a "boom" bother me, whether I am in the car or not. People who open candy in cellophane in movie theaters irritate me. People who are late drive me crazy. Long lines in airports distress me. Rude people who can't say "Excuse me" or "I'm sorry" make me nuts.
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Old 11-26-2007, 12:39 PM   #7
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I can't follow that thread for some reason, so I'll post here. I hate to hear car honking, phone ringing, and REALLY hate being startled by the doorbell! Interrupts my flow. I also hate when people mispronounce words like "especially" and when people misuse words like "and, etc." and when people use words that are far beyond their general-use diction, sounding like they have a vocabulary building word-a-day calendar.
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Old 11-26-2007, 01:02 PM   #8
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  Originally Posted by Aoiluna
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I was wondering what everyone else's pet peeves were and what causes you to just go crazy with frustration.



For me, usually sounds bother me. This may be because I am slightly ADD, but having someone in the background typing extremely loudly on their keyboard (like im dealing with right now) drives me to a point of frustration. It seriously sounds like someone is pounding away, it drives me nuts all the time, forcing me to blow my eardrums out with music. It also bothers me to hear other people eat or chew gum. Any form of popping the gum or even seeing it roll around in the mouth just drives me up the wall, and i have to do something to drown it out or cover it up or else I cant focus on anything else. This is something ive dealt with for awhile now, and I was thinking about going to a therapist about it, because I cant seem to fix it myself. Does anyone else have this problem?

Yes, this drives me crazy too, it hurts my ears. The ear doc said it was called
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Sometimes if I clear my ears my holding my nose closed and blowing gently it helps.

I also use earplugs when I am needing to concentrate. My favorite type is "EZ Reader" by Howard Leight. I have to sleep in these most nights because sounds irritate me as I am trying to fall asleep and we live in apartment.

 

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Old 11-27-2007, 08:23 PM   #9
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Sounds don't bother me, but I have random Pet Peeves such as people calling a three ring binder a notebook. It doesn't necessarily distress me, but ticks me off.
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Old 06-19-2008, 05:25 PM   #10
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One of my biggest pet peeves is that smacking sound people make when they eat; never in my 22 years did I hear anything more #@%&ing annoying.
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Old 06-19-2008, 05:31 PM   #11
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One of my biggest pet peeves is that smacking sound people make when they eat; never in my 22 years did I hear anything more #@%&ing annoying.

I have to agree. Grate on me as well...

Cell phone have given people new avenues to be exceptionally annoying as well...like taking the phone into the restroom....

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Old 06-19-2008, 06:17 PM   #12
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People who set the cruise control and refuse to move out of the fast lane, no matter how many cars are behind them that want to get past.
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Old 06-19-2008, 06:36 PM   #13
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For me it would have to be people who play with their gum. They sit there and take it out of their mouth and wrap it around their finger. It's disgusting. They should just get rid of the middle man and spit right on their hands. Then again I am a germaphobe.....
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Old 06-19-2008, 06:39 PM   #14
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Aaah....what drives me nuts..... (Wife says it's a short drive, mostly tongue in cheek)

Stupidity, ignorance, people that do a fake laugh every sentence....ha ha ha ha. Public speakers that UH every other word. Traffic that is so much less efficient than it could or should be. People that stand two abreast and block the moving sidewalk at the airport. Large gatherings in general. The only way I get through an airport is in uniform with my facist hat on and repeated loud EXCUSE ME!'s which tend to move people quite efficiently. COMMERCIALS on television and radio.... People that bother everyone with their personal problems instead of just getting over it and on with the program (I know, that could prove unpopular around here) Mindless yacking and yacking flight attendants on the crew bus on the way to the hotel. And there's more......

One thing I've learned though. The one who loses is me, it is MY Ooohm that suffers. So over the years I have learned to anticipate the situations where I suffer and to either avoid them, or put myself in a position to deal with it.

I've given up on traffic. Gas prices make that easy. Road runs at three digit speeds are a thing of the past. Now I'm the slow guy in the right lane maxxing his mpg, listening to his XM radio. Oooohm.

I avoid crowds as much as possible.

At work, again the hat and on the crew bus my tunes on noise attenuating headset. I am so grateful for my tunes and headset.....

Bottom line is that I make a systematic and concerted effort to be in my happy place and not let the morons get me down. Fuck 'em.
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Old 06-19-2008, 08:07 PM   #15
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I just started a new job. My boss is a type 3 with a 2 wing. He is not an NT, I think he's an NF or an SJ because he clearly has no problem with doing things in the same way because that's how they've been done in the past.

We moved from a small office into a big one. The furniture and desks were crowded together because we had no room. now we have more room. what does he do??? arrange the furniture in the EXACT same way as it was. the only difference is now we have a big open space in the middle of the room and long walls with only one bookcase on them because that's how it was in the old office. UGH!

He says, soon we will get you this and that, like a new chair and a new desk and nicer office furniture. He's been saying that every day for the past month. he thinks that really matters to me. I just want to do my work and be left alone. It matters to him because its SUPER important for him to impress people. he likes to flatter people whenever possible. whatever.

He likes to hear himself talk. I think that irritates me more than anything.
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Old 06-20-2008, 02:59 AM   #16
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I think George Carlin said it best.

I don't have pet peeves, I have psychotic fucking hatreds.
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Old 06-20-2008, 03:04 AM   #17
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hmmm, a couple.

Loud Eating. I don't like the slapping noise, it drives me INSANE.
Gum Chewing- don't like the sound.
Cracking Knuckles- I will put you in a nelson damnit! GAH that is annoying. Crack your neck and I will probably faint.
Precise Pronunciations- Hit that T or C "kuh" sound too hard and it makes you sound snobby, imo.
Baby Talk. This will drive me out of the house or out of the room. It is that bad. Whining just as bad.
Sucking Fingers. No not the baby kind, when one is eating food and sucks fingers or licks icing off of fingers, this drives me up the wall.

Oddly enough I overcame the nails against the chalkboard thing.
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Old 06-20-2008, 04:30 AM   #18
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haha. isn't it funny to think, sometimes how we feel about SJ's, I think moreso you guess, haha, they feel the same about us. I was reading a post and it is funny. we all have weakness in different areas and abilities to see the weaknesses in the areas which we are strong. it's funny because I don't want to be on the end of the wrath from an INTJ to an SJ but I've been on the receiving end being an NFP from an STJ. it isn't pretty. no it's not. lol. what I mean, is we will say, they are so un-progressive and annoying how they stick to traditions and fail to see higher intellect/possibilities, and an STJ may say, oh it's so annoying how messy they are, or how bad they are at getting things done on time. i cant think of a ton of examples cuz im not an STJ but i just think its funny how we exasperate one another.
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Old 06-20-2008, 09:33 AM   #19
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Loud breathing. - It's not that hard to breathe. Put down the cigarettes, please.

Loud cell phone talkers. - It's like they're right beside you. Don't scream at them like monkeys.

Texting/Phone call while driving. - I'm just worried about myself here. I don't want to die just so you can type: "LolomgZ So tru!!11" to your best friend.

Any noise while I'm sleeping. - It gets amplified for some reason and it makes me mad, especially with bad music.

Religious people. - No explanation necessary. If you don't see why by now, don't ask.

Just a few I thought that I'd share.
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Old 06-20-2008, 11:52 AM   #20
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Mispronunciations - it's a "library," not a "libary."

Loud speakers - No explanation needed.

Technology abusers - You know the guy who strums way, way too hard in Guitar Hero or doesn't know how to use a stylus properly?
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Old 06-20-2008, 12:33 PM   #21
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im sure there are many i can't think of right now. some are loud breathing, loud chewing, being poked, ignorance, attention whores, idiot drivers
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Old 06-20-2008, 01:12 PM   #22
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I hate when people drop toothpaste in the sink an are too trifling to pick it up an instead leave it there to dry up. When in actuality it woulda been easier to clean it up when it first spilled.
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Old 06-20-2008, 01:29 PM   #23
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Mispronunciations - it's a "library," not a "libary."

Technology abusers - You know the guy who strums way, way too hard in Guitar Hero or doesn't know how to use a stylus properly?

Definitely both of these. I hear 'ask' pronounced as 'ax' so many times and it confuses me when people say that they're going to ax their friend. Technologically impaired people have no excuse, I think.
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Old 06-20-2008, 07:45 PM   #24
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People who use the same expressions over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again, especially if they are the wrong expression for the situation and still get it wrong even after correction over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

People who achieve extordinary things at a really young age. It makes me feel like I wasted my life. example: When the news shows that kid that finished college at 14 and I had to waste another 8 years to do the same thing even rushing through my Bachelors in 3 years, or the junior in high school that gets an offer from a professional sports team, I'll waste a lifetime trying to make that much money and all they did was play a silly game.

People who follow professional sports they aren't involved in in some way. I can't stand all the people talking about the Celtics, since I live near Boston. They even shut down the city for another freaking parade. A whole city is shut down because some tall guy put more balls though a hoop than the other tall guys from LA, who cares? Now the Red Sox game is playing over my regularly scheduled policitcal talk shows on the radio. They all just go around talking about nothing that really matters all the time and so much time and energy is wasted on this. Now, if some of the people I talked to were in an amature league or something I could understand but they are all just spectators in no way involved and they all act like it is so important.
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Old 06-20-2008, 10:27 PM   #25
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- Chewing loudly.

- 'Talking' to babies. Why is it that all the mature, middle-aged and elderly people I am surrounded with suddenly lose all knowledge of language and sanity when in the presence of a baby? I do not appreciate having to put up with: "A
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isn't he so cute! *cue unintelligible, unintelligent, slurring sounds complete with childish facial expression*"
It drives me insane.

- The word 'cute'.

- Sports fanatics.

- Idiots.
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