I don't know if this is allowed but on a daily basis, what pisses you off?

[Paulina]

I'll start. I see kids from age 30 on down saying like in every single sentence use the word like numerous times. Like I like this color, but I don't know like if I would like it to look good on me. I told him this but like I don't she would like it like she may be upset like I have to go now. Today I saw a newscast about elementary children and a couple of the little spokes people said, "Well like I was kind of scared but like I'll be okay like". Nice verbiage to be picked up by their parents, aunts, uncles, whomever. That pisses me off and irritates the hell out me too. And you?

 

[horseless carriage]

Repeating words continually is harsh on the ear, it's a symptom of grammar ignorance. Modern day communication is electronic, the vast majority being the text message. E-mail is also used but social use is mainly text. Most younger people in the age group that you mentioned Paulina, have never written a letter by hand, nor have they had the pleasure of receiving such a letter.

Back when we were that age, handwriting was the norm, we thanked our relatives for the greeting card, we sent our new girl/boy friend a tentative first love letter and we wrote a curriculum vitae / resume to would be employers, or colleges, if we were applying for higher education. All those grammatical skills have been lost, now it's just text speak, or should I say txt spk?

It's a sad indictment of the laziness that has become the norm in communication. Lack of vocabulary, lack of grammar and lack of handwriting skill have all contributed to the irritating repitition that so hacked you off.

 

[oscash]

Ya know, ya know?? that really gives me the pip, ya know.??????

 

[Trish]

Not much really bothers me and, certainly not on a daily basis but, I hate when you have to phone a company and you go through a long list of options before you even get the option to speak to an actual person, the dreadful "... your call is important to us. You are number 55 in line ..."!

Some companies give you the option of a callback which, in my experience, they usually do. I guess I miss just being able to phone, speak to someone and get on with my day, rather than hanging on for goodness knows how long!

Oh! and the companies that expect you to wait indoors all day ....

Maybe I am just impatient

 

[Babs2u]

Yes. The call back is good. It shows that someone up the chain actually respects your time.

 

[timoc]

There is a lady on a checkout in a certain store who makes me cringe with the repeated use of, "Alright my love?", to everyone that passes through.

One day she started to scan my items and she said, "Alright my love?"
I stopped really still and just looked at her and then she looked up at me and was about to say, "Alright my love?", when I got in first with, "Gizza kiss, go on, gizza kiss."

She almost swallowed her dentures.

 

[Flarbalard]

It's 4:15 am -- the self indulgent ****** that woke us up with his extremely loud motorcycle that I heard coming from three blocks away before it even got to my house, at 4:07 am.

 

[WheatenLover]

Nothing pisses me off on a daily basis. Life is too short.

 

[Paco Dennis]

Our foreign policy!!!!

 

[That Lady in PA]

Nothing pisses me off on a daily basis. Life is too short.

Same here.

 

[IrishEyes]

I use to let things bother me all the time. People acting like they are better, someone always needing to be right, another only seeing the mistakes you make, you know the drill.
Then I began child care in a class of 3 year olds and it put life into perspective real fast. When I feel rankled by someone, I look at them as if they were 3 and abbra kadabra... it all makes sense.

 

[Pappy]

It’s not a daily thing but when I say good morning to someone and they totally ignore me. I sometimes hear a grunt from them as if I’m disturbing them.

 

[C50]

I am a master of apathy, so, not much.

 

[911]

That’s an easy question for me. Drivers that have none to
very little knowledge of how to enter or exit a freeway.

 

[Lewkat]

Noise.

 

[DebraMae]

Being awakened every morning by the meth makers who sleep in shifts. One of them seems to think it is his duty to wake me before he goes to bed, which is normally about 3 or 4:00 am.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Okay, this ain't pretty.
Because of my messed up back nerves, my colon doesn't work well, so I need a laxative every day. I swallow a glass full at 8 AM. Then I have to wait through the day for the results. If I have an appointment, it's a contest between getting to the appointment or to the bathroom.

 

[IKE]

Hearing people say my bad instead of I'm sorry or excuse me for some reason really gets my Fruit of the Looms in a bunch.

 

[PeppermintPatty]

Tail gaters and litter bugs.
People who think that if they ride your back end that you’ll speed up.

People who think the earth is their personal garbage can.

 

[AnneTeak]

people who interrupt a conversation by talking louder and then launch into something completely unrelated...i just walk away.

 

[AnneTeak]

people who say "i was just joking" to which I reply "then be funnier"

 

[officerripley]

That I don't like where we live and dislike it more and more every day.

 

[IrishEyes]

That I don't like where we live and dislike it more and more every day.

My son who moved back there has been trying to leave for 4 years now, he says it's Like the song Hotel California for him. He's financially ready but every home he goes to purchase elsewhere sells before he can get out to see it elsewhere.

 

[RadishRose]

Nothing daily.

 

[JustDave]

Nothing pisses me off on a daily basis. Life is too short.

Not on a daily basis. I can't remember the last time I was pissed off. OK there was a guy I didn't like, but he died 5 years ago. He pissed me off a lot, because he was really stupid and always thought he was so smart and better than everyone else. I'm fine with people who are actually smarter than most everyone else. No problem there, but not that guy.