Crop dusting (fart and go). Yuck.

Using your cell phone at a restaurant. Can't you put it away for a short while? It's incredibly RUDE...to both your table mates and others around you.

Same with the movie theater. Turn off your phone when the movie starts.

Spitting
Littering
Not holding the door for the person behind you. How hard is that?
Not saying thank you for the person who does.

Chewing with your mouth open. Oh god the sound!

Anonymous wrote:Holding one nostril closed and blowing air hard out of open nostril, firing snot rockets into the ground.

Makes my stomach churn and then I get dry heaves.

I only do this while biking and I have no tissue. Otherwise, I drip and drip the whole way.
I make sure no one is nearby or looking first, though.

Chewing gum in public.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who use Purell instead of washing their hands after using the restroom. This isn't directed at the PP who had to get away from the person hacking into the sink, but there are a number of women at my office whose routine is just to get a squirt of Purell on the way to the door, and it grosses me out.

To the PP's who are horrified at breastfeeding: grow up.

Well...unlike men, the women don’t have to hold anything for number 1. Shouldn’t Purell be sufficient?

No.

Anonymous wrote:People who use Purell instead of washing their hands after using the restroom. This isn't directed at the PP who had to get away from the person hacking into the sink, but there are a number of women at my office whose routine is just to get a squirt of Purell on the way to the door, and it grosses me out.

To the PP's who are horrified at breastfeeding: grow up.

Well...unlike men, the women don’t have to hold anything for number 1. Shouldn’t Purell be sufficient?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:changing a dirty diaper in public and then not washing your hands.

Breastfeeding in public w/o a cover and exposing entire breast while changing diaper on table, leaving diaper on table and then continuing to nurse. And you wonder why so many of us find today's young mothers and their babies disgusting!

Hey. I'm a middle-aged, childfree, uber-judgy bitch, and I hope all the moms in the world feel totally great about breastfeeding in public without any covers, for just about as long as they and their little one want to.

Just for the record.

Same here. I might judge you for your bratty kids in public, but feed your babies in public however you please.

Elevator pooters

Anonymous wrote:People who use Purell instead of washing their hands after using the restroom. This isn't directed at the PP who had to get away from the person hacking into the sink, but there are a number of women at my office whose routine is just to get a squirt of Purell on the way to the door, and it grosses me out.

To the PP's who are horrified at breastfeeding: grow up.

Agree that this is gross. Purell (or any alcohol-based hand sanitizer) doesn't kill C. difficile or other nasty poop germs.

People who go out in public while obviously sick and germy.

People who use Purell instead of washing their hands after using the restroom. This isn't directed at the PP who had to get away from the person hacking into the sink, but there are a number of women at my office whose routine is just to get a squirt of Purell on the way to the door, and it grosses me out.

To the PP's who are horrified at breastfeeding: grow up.

Walking into the bathroom with your food.!!!

Anonymous wrote:Sticking your pen/ pencil in your shoes coz it’s scratchy!!

I once met with a client who borrowed my pen to make a note and then stuck it down her shirt to scratch her back.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:changing a dirty diaper in public and then not washing your hands.

Breastfeeding in public w/o a cover and exposing entire breast while changing diaper on table, leaving diaper on table and then continuing to nurse. And you wonder why so many of us find today's young mothers and their babies disgusting!

You consider that a disgusting “habit”? Holy crap.

Umm in combination I absolutely agree - you don't HAVE to cover yourself in public but it's common courtesy and that alongside leaving a dirty diaper out is just an indicator of a slovenly person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:changing a dirty diaper in public and then not washing your hands.

Breastfeeding in public w/o a cover and exposing entire breast while changing diaper on table, leaving diaper on table and then continuing to nurse. And you wonder why so many of us find today's young mothers and their babies disgusting!

You consider that a disgusting “habit”? Holy crap.