Is there something you do purposefully to irritate people?

[Anonymous]

If so what is it and why do you do it? I mean things like your driving or behavioral manners?

[Anonymous]

Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

[Anonymous]

I mispronounce things very slightly.

Barnes and Nobles. Costcos. That type of thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

Because you are cruising in the left lane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

Because you are cruising in the left lane.

No I'm in the right lane weirdo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

You are the person that causes accidents even though you don’t realise it. Because people are constantly changing lanes because of you.

[Anonymous]

No! Why on earth would I purposefully annoy other people?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

You are the person that causes accidents even though you don’t realise it. Because people are constantly changing lanes because of you.

What if somebody is just going the speed limit?? I think it’s odd to go the speed limit to get back at somebody but it really is okay to go the speed limit in the right lane or when it’s one lane. I always go the speed limit if it’s 25 mph because it’s low for a good reason and it’s irritating when people tailgate me because they are clearly frustrated about it. Going 30 in a residential neighborhood is what is unsafe, not going the speed limit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

You are the person that causes accidents even though you don’t realise it. Because people are constantly changing lanes because of you.

NP—If I’m in the right lane going the speed limit, it’s the person who is tailgating that’s at fault. What are you even talking about to blame someone who is driving a speed limit?

[Anonymous]

I annoy mansplainers/racists/homophobes and stuff. If they say something awful more than once I will put on the sweetest most innocent voice and ask them damning questions like “oh interesting what do you mean by that?”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

You are the person that causes accidents even though you don’t realise it. Because people are constantly changing lanes because of you.

So the person driving over the limit and constantly changing lanes is not “the person that causes accidents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go the speed limit if someone is tailgating. They can go around me

You are the person that causes accidents even though you don’t realise it. Because people are constantly changing lanes because of you.

What if somebody is just going the speed limit?? I think it’s odd to go the speed limit to get back at somebody but it really is okay to go the speed limit in the right lane or when it’s one lane. I always go the speed limit if it’s 25 mph because it’s low for a good reason and it’s irritating when people tailgate me because they are clearly frustrated about it. Going 30 in a residential neighborhood is what is unsafe, not going the speed limit.

+1. I always drive the speed limit. To those who don’t like it, plan your time better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mispronounce things very slightly.

Barnes and Nobles. Costcos. That type of thing.

People like you make me want to scream.

[Anonymous]

Even though it annoys her, I park in front of my neighbor’s house just because I don’t care for her and want to ruin her day. I can’t man spread (not a man) so I “car-spread”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I annoy mansplainers/racists/homophobes and stuff. If they say something awful more than once I will put on the sweetest most innocent voice and ask them damning questions like “oh interesting what do you mean by that?”

I don’t think you’re getting the win you think you are. “Exactly what I said.” Then you’re stuck. If you play dumb asking them to explain, they can just call you stupid.