What is ONE thing that is a pet peeve or annoyance to you?

Just reaf an article out a woman who set a "world record" for fastest marathon dressed in a hot dog costume.

Folks,almost anything can be considered a world record, it doesnt mean anyone gives a shit.

People who drop litter.

Especially adults - I would have a marksman on a rooftop pick them off

People who post non-stop about their political beliefs on Twitter.

Or girls who post 3 slightly different pictures on Instagram, we get it, you're self absorbed.

People who share their political/religious beliefs (nobody cares), then attack people who disagree. Examples can be seen in this thread.

Aggressive drivers. I already drive over the speed limit. Yet I routinely come across drivers who tailgate, weave in and out of traffic and cut me off with no signal. Sometimes they're on their phones. It aggravates me to no end. You're putting my life and others' in danger with this kind of reckless behavior.

The absolute best is when you see the terrible driver pulled over a few miles up the road.

Finisher Medal- wrote:

david owie wrote:

christians... or any religious nut jobs for that matter.

just imagine if someone walked around 100% convinced that santa claus was real. and lived their life that way... people would think they were nuts right?

yet some imaginary superman living in the sky is aok???

talk about stupid!!

Dear Evolutard,

When you can explain to me how everything in existence, including the most advanced machines and life forms, magically burst into existence out of nowhere and from NOTHING, THEN you can get back to me about who's the stupid one.

Bravo! This is an excellent example of the straw man fallacy.

Sick of bad drivers wrote:

Aggressive drivers. I already drive over the speed limit. Yet I routinely come across drivers who tailgate, weave in and out of traffic and cut me off with no signal. Sometimes they're on their phones. It aggravates me to no end. You're putting my life and others' in danger with this kind of reckless behavior.

The absolute best is when you see the terrible driver pulled over a few miles up the road.

My favorite is when someone drives recklessly to get by you and then you catch up to them at a stoplight anyways.

Finisher Medal- wrote:

david owie wrote:

christians... or any religious nut jobs for that matter.

just imagine if someone walked around 100% convinced that santa claus was real. and lived their life that way... people would think they were nuts right?

yet some imaginary superman living in the sky is aok???

talk about stupid!!

Dear Evolutard,

When you can explain to me how everything in existence, including the most advanced machines and life forms, magically burst into existence out of nowhere and from NOTHING, THEN you can get back to me about who's the stupid one.

You go first.

move it along wrote:

Dealing with people who do everything at a ridiculously slow pace. I love my family, but if I'm around them for too long, the level of slow-pokery becomes maddening. Every task takes at least three times as long as it would if I just did it myself.

+1. I hate dealing with slothfulness and there are so many varieties of it in daily life. For example, on my way to work I will often encounter slowpokes who are usually very wide,walking in the middle of the sidewalk and making it difficult to pass. It's just incredibly inconsiderate.

At LA Fitness there's always two water fountains one short and one tall right next to each other. People will go to the tall one to fill up their bottles and then the people who are going to drink directly from the fountain are forced to use the short one. All you have to do is be a little more observant of your surroundings and you can see why this is wrong.

Dodge Ball wrote:

+1. I hate dealing with slothfulness and there are so many varieties of it in daily life. For example, on my way to work I will often encounter slowpokes who are usually very wide,walking in the middle of the sidewalk and making it difficult to pass. It's just incredibly inconsiderate.

It's called sidewalk rage. I have a *very bad* case of this too.

Speaking of sidewalks, I have a hatred of sidewalks that are designed aesthetically rather than functionally. The whole point of a sidewalk is so a pedestrian can get from point A to point B, so sidewalks (not ones that are directly beside a road, I understand, but say between buildings on a college campus) should do this in the most efficient way possible-- a direct line. Sidewalks that are constructed to make a pretty pattern with the landscaping just piss me off and I'll usually cut across the also unnecessary turf to get to where I'm going.

People on a certain message board related to running that can't seem to figure out the proper form of the verb run; e.g. "Has anyone here ever ran the Boston Marathon?"

The phrase "comprised of".

Washington drivers. It's called the passing lane for a reason.

Men who wear suits that are too big. This happens with runners a lot. Get a slim cut and/or get it tailored. It bugs me to see suit jacket shoulders slope below your actual shoulders. It looks like a kid wearing his dad's suit. A well-fitting suit is very attractive.

http://www.artofmanliness.com/2013/09/25/good-fitted-suit-visual/

txRUNNERgirl wrote:

Men who wear suits that are too big. This happens with runners a lot. Get a slim cut and/or get it tailored. It bugs me to see suit jacket shoulders slope below your actual shoulders. It looks like a kid wearing his dad's suit. A well-fitting suit is very attractive.

http://www.artofmanliness.com/2013/09/25/good-fitted-suit-visual/

I don't really even understand how people make it out of the store with some of the ill-fitting suits I've seen. Every time I've purchased a suit, tailoring has just been a part of the process at the store. They don't even ask if you want it tailored because it's just assumed to be a part of buying a suit. Do people specifically request not to have the suits tailored?

People who don't reply to emails.

Ghosting - the practice of abruptly and completely ceasing all form of communication with a significant other. This is usually done by individuals who don't like confrontation, and want to avoid actually breaking up with their romantic partner, in the hopes that said partner will just "take a hint" and move on.

Yes, when one has been ghosted, one has no recourse but to simply move on. But it still hurts, and it hurts much worse than being told directly that your partner wants to terminate the relationship. At least there's closure in such a scenario.

Have the stones to tell a guy you're not interested in him anymore. No harm, no foul - that'll be the end of it, provided the fellow isn't a nutcase.

Very very angry wrote:

At LA Fitness there's always two water fountains one short and one tall right next to each other. People will go to the tall one to fill up their bottles and then the people who are going to drink directly from the fountain are forced to use the short one. All you have to do is be a little more observant of your surroundings and you can see why this is wrong.

I'm 6'3" and like to use the shorter fountains because I can work on my flexibility or range of motion while drinking water.

david owie wrote:

christians... or any religious nut jobs for that matter.

just imagine if someone walked around 100% convinced that santa claus was real. and lived their life that way... people would think they were nuts right?

yet some imaginary superman living in the sky is aok???

talk about stupid!!

Well, lots of people beseeched God while they were being put to death in the gulags, killing fields and concentration camps of the atheistic regimes of the 20th century that killed - what? - over 100,000,000 people.