Things That are No Big Deal But Still Bug the Crap Out of Me

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Anonymous wrote:People shopping on weekends in their stinky clothes and dirty hair because they don't have to go to work. This grosses me out.

Errr. I'm never put together on the weekends. But I am clean, really!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People shopping on weekends in their stinky clothes and dirty hair because they don't have to go to work. This grosses me out.

Errr. I'm never put together on the weekends. But I am clean, really!

It's OK if you are clean, you get a pass!!!

[Anonymous]

really?

My wealthiest pals use cash all the time.

You must live your life in debt.

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Anonymous wrote:When cashiers say "there you go" at the end of a transaction, instead of "thank you."

Oh, and when they hand you change on top of bills. Drives me BANANAS.

Me too!

What is change? How old are you and why are you still using paper money. Do you write checks? Oh yeah people who use cash at the checkout in front of me annoy me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:really?

My wealthiest pals use cash all the time.

You must live your life in debt.

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Um, have you heard of debit cards?

[Anonymous]

People who spit gum out on the ground for others to step in. Or spit gum out on carpeted areas, stick used gum under restaurant tables, etc... Also, people who put their gum on the side on their cup or plate while they eat.

[Anonymous]

People chewing gum grosses me out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband's trail of clothes when he gets home from work. Shoes at door. Jacket hanging on top of chair, tie on kitchen counter, belt hanging from the stairs, shirt on bedroom doorknob. It's like little unwanted Hansel and Gretel breadcrumbs. Every single day.

Or the lead up to a great porn! Tell dh, every week he goes without leaving a clothing trail, you will leave an article of yours...

[Anonymous]

People who toss their newspapers on the floor of the Metro, rather than taking them and putting them in the recycle bins. Makes me irrationally angry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:really?

My wealthiest pals use cash all the time.

You must live your life in debt.

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Um, have you heard of debit cards?

Strangely, the wealthy people I know also use cash and usually have larger bills like $50s and $100s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who toss their newspapers on the floor of the Metro, rather than taking them and putting them in the recycle bins. Makes me irrationally angry.

+1


I CAN'T STAND litterbugs. Makes me want to resort to violence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who toss their newspapers on the floor of the Metro, rather than taking them and putting them in the recycle bins. Makes me irrationally angry.

I like when they leave it on the seat for me and the others to read.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When my husband leaves kitchen cabinets open and let's our dog pee in the shower instead of going outside with him when it's cold outside

My DH does this too and I don't get it. How hard is it to close the cabinet door after you get a plate?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband's trail of clothes when he gets home from work. Shoes at door. Jacket hanging on top of chair, tie on kitchen counter, belt hanging from the stairs, shirt on bedroom doorknob. It's like little unwanted Hansel and Gretel breadcrumbs. Every single day.

Or the lead up to a great porn! Tell dh, every week he goes without leaving a clothing trail, you will leave an article of yours...

I like the way you think.

[Anonymous]

When my housekeeper pushes all my furniture up against the walls and I have to move it all back when I come home. And all my bathroom rugs are in the wrong place.

Yes, I know. Totally #firstworldproblems

[Anonymous]

When people sing in public (not like, with an open case for coins or whatever - just walking down the street, shopping etc). No one wants to hear you!