Self-explanatory.
1. Shallowness. Most people would probably say "but that should annoy you, reasonably!" but I don't really see why it should. Some people care more about looks than personality - it's nobody elses business at all and I think it's a lot more common than most people would admit. Still annoys me though.
2. Hipsters. I like many things mainstream and many things obscure as fuck. Neither of those are anything but neutral on the coolness scale. Besides, it's gotten common enough to be considered mainstream, creating what I call the perpetual hipster paradox.
3. Porn dialogue. Might be the biggest turn-off of all time.
4. People who tell others about their nice deeds. Whether or not the guy who gave food to a homeless person talks about it on Facebook or not doesn't change the fact that he did something good - still, can't help but sense some desire for personal gain there. Reasonably it shouldn't matter since it's still an act of kindness, but it annoys the hell out of me.
5. Keanu Reeves.
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You should have just titled this one, Pet Peeves.
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6. People who give advice that ultimately doesn't matter all that much.
(Relax, just a joke)
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People who invite a political conversation when the current topic of discussion was completely irrelevant.
People who don't know when not to talk.
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1. I shouldn't really say this here - but Flamboyancy. Campness in short amounts is fine for me, but somebody implements it into their lifestyle and make their whole selves about their sexuality, it's a little upsetting for me that they feel like they need to. Not that I hate it, it can be fun, but people who choose to act that way I can't spend time with for more than an hour at a time.
2. 'Like + Share this photo to show support for/send prayers to 'X + Y'. Just.. stop. Please. You're embarassing yourself and degrading 'X + Y' by having it associated with your page. I find this really disrespectful.
3. When people don't voice their opinions when they're not happy with something. Like in class people go 'X keeps doing -this- and it's really annoying' - and nobody ever TELLS X that they have a problem with it, so they keep doing it. And they are none the wiser, and people keep finding them annoying when they could easily stop it. All this to stay 'polite'.
haha bit of a rant there
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Gyrix Wrote:1. I shouldn't really say this here - but Flamboyancy. Campness in short amounts is fine for me, but somebody implements it into their lifestyle and make their whole selves about their sexuality, it's a little upsetting for me that they feel like they need to. Not that I hate it, it can be fun, but people who choose to act that way I can't spend time with for more than an hour at a time.
2. 'Like + Share this photo to show support for/send prayers to 'X + Y'. Just.. stop. Please. You're embarassing yourself and degrading 'X + Y' by having it associated with your page. I find this really disrespectful.
3. When people don't voice their opinions when they're not happy with something. Like in class people go 'X keeps doing -this- and it's really annoying' - and nobody ever TELLS X that they have a problem with it, so they keep doing it. And they are none the wiser, and people keep finding them annoying when they could easily stop it. All this to stay 'polite'.
haha bit of a rant there
Number 3 is especially true.
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People who think they are funny, but really aren't... Crap, I just broke my own...  xoxoxox
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People who automatically dismiss a person who is not of a certain; sex, age, weight, height, color, race or nationality (Or whatever adjective you'd like to use) and treat them as if they are a nonentity.
Oh and a good example, I heard a child on Tosh.0 claim he hated noobs playing an online game (Warcraft, maybe?) Well, little boy, you were a noob once yourself!
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People who always have a more important problem then you and make you feel guilty whenever you have something to be upset over and want to talk to them about it.
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Innocuous Wrote:People who automatically dismiss a person who is not of a certain; sex, age, weight, height, color, race or nationality (Or whatever adjective you'd like to use) and treat them as if they are a nonentity.
Oh and a good example, I heard a child on Tosh.0 claim he hated noobs playing an online game (Warcraft, maybe?) Well, little boy, you were a noob once yourself!
Grammar Nazis, can't abide the buggers. By the way, sex, age, weight, height, color, race and nationality are nouns not adjectives. If you were a bit older, a woman, overweight, taller and Chinese, you'd have known that. But you're none of those things so you don't matter.
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