It really gets my goat whenever people doubt my knowledge, and then I prove them wrong and they're like "oh man you're so immature blah blah blah" and I'm like "cracka it's not motherfucking marijuana day, it's the fucking date of the Columbine shooting. You's the immature one here."
Children using terrible American accents whilst playing with my lego that they did not ask my permission to play with.
People (mostly children) who do not ask my permission before playing with my toys/video games. I do not care that I never use them, I expect to be asked first.
People watching over my shoulder while I'm doing stuff.
This a million times.Originally Posted by Evil_Cake
I hate to see/hear people arguing over who's going to pay the bill. It's okay if it's three lines or less: "I've got it-" "Oh no it's my turn." "No, my treat." And the last line is pushing it. I especially hate it when it's loud. Old ladies are usually the biggest culprit of this. When I'm w/ a friend, if I offer and they refuse, I drop it.
Know it alls bother me too. I don't mind if you're smart and you have useful input, or add to the coversation in a helpful/interesting way. But if you're just "no, you're wrong, it's actually this" or whatever, it's just like: dude, shut the fuck up. Kids are the biggest offenders here. "Well actually, Naruto is a blah blah blah, and not a blah blah blah and this issue came out on this date with this character introduced." This never happened to me since I don't read or talk much about Naruto, but I'd imagine a kid would be like that if you called him something he wasn't by accident.
Likewise, I hate it when I'm talking to someone and somebody who's not by any stretch of the imagination in on it interupts our talk and starts dominating the conversation. It's a private party, and you're not invited. Granted, again, there are circumstances when this is acceptable. I prefer to have a balanced discussion, though.
I hate, absolutely hate it when people use blatently improper English. There are exceptions, of course, but if it's someone who should know better and just doesn't, it bugs the hell out of me. Granted, I know I do it too (I'm guilty of saying "fer" instead of "for," and I try to correct myself,) but it pissed me off when I do it, too.) Also, Illinois is not Ellinoise. It's ILLinoi (no frickin' "s") I think it's probably Illinwah really, but we don't say it that way now. And when I'm eating squash--it's SQUASH not squorsh. And I WASH not worsh. That's a Southern Illinois thing.
It irritates me when people barge into someone else's room or home uninvited and/or unannounced. This was more of a problem when I lived on campus more than at home now (though my mom has almost caught me in the buff before. Not that I care, but I'm sure Marc wouldn't like to seen in his birthday suit. Announce yourself!)
Along the same lines as "know it alls," I hate when people discredit you in front of a huge group. Once I accidently called a women a "widower" and I knew it was wrong, but it looks stupid and awkward in the middle of a tour to say "OH, I'm sorry, I meant to say 'widow" and just used the wrong term by accident." I just kept going and this old bitch corrected me, making everything I said after that suspcious. Fuck you, you dumb bitch. If you're going to correct someone, do it in private or at the end of the fucking tour (still mad and this happened like 3 years ago. I hate it when people do that.) Sorry, I'm not trying to complain I'm just trying to give an example of my peeve.
I'm sure I have more, but that's all for now.
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