<p>Waking up in the morning feel like $hit. People who stop right in front of you in a crowded area. People who say ignorant comments about others because their different. And people who act stupid.</p>
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<p>PEOPLE IN FRONT OF YOU WHO WALK TOO **<em>**ING SLOW BECAUSE THEY’RE TALKING TO THEIR FRIENDS ABOUT STUPID SH</em>*!!! </p>
<p>This annoys me at school. To be obnoxious, I walk with heavier footsteps so they’d hear me and then I’ll just cut in front of them and go “UGH!”.</p>
<p>People in groups of 5 who walk SIDE.BY.SIDE. DAMN!</p>
<p>I’m usually a pretty patient/tolerant person, but nothing agitates me more than sheer ignorance and unfortunately, there is a lot of that where I live.</p>
<p>The Yankees are bad for baseball so I have a reason to hate them.</p>
<p>The Boston Red Sox
Morons
People who tell me what to do</p>
<p>Just the usual.</p>
<p>And I agree about the giant groups of idiots that don’t know how to properly walk down a damn sidewalk or hallway.</p>
<p>selfish people, people who can’t think for themselves, cheaters, ******bags, people who say “great minds think alike”, those people who watch the superbowl and say “gooo saints!!” when its clear they never watch football and couldn’t name a player other than brees and manning, my own procrastination, posers</p>
<p>^ People who’s only knowledge of football comes from playing madden.
People that decide they want to play some madden in the middle of a game or want to watch another show in the middle of a game (I can’t attend Super Bowl parties for this reason. My entire focus has to be on the game, or otherwise I get angry).</p>
<p>USC fans that can’t name another player or coach outside of the Pete Carroll era. The majority of these fans can only name only one or two players (Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart). These fans are the first to hop on the SC bandwagon and be a fan of the team because it’s the “cool thing to do.” They are also the first ones off the bandwagon once SC loses a game. Sadly for USC, these fans constitute about 50% of their fanbase. The Coliseum used to only average 45,000 fans (out of a 90,000+ seat capacity) before Pete Caroll started winning.</p>
<p>that’s because they’re casual fans and the game really doesn’t mean much to them. that’s why i don’t like casual fans, go big or go home… don’t dabble in the middle and <em>pretend</em> you’re a fan</p>
<p>I strongly dislike people who pretend that they’re well-read and knowledgeable when, in fact, they’re just as clueless as the average Joe on the street next to them. Some of my classmates… and friends… they really think they’re geniuses, lol. Perhaps someday someone will do them the service of informing them of the falsity of their preconceived notions about who they are and how they appear to intelligent people.</p>
<p>People that walk in horizontally aligned groups that completely clog up the hallway.
Anyone sassy though, and this is only what I’ve experienced, it’s always been sassy black girls that actually do the whole finger-snapping nonsense.</p>
<p>New York Jets fans. J-E-T-S SUCK!, SUCK!, SUCK!</p>
<p>Does anyone else hate those fake punk skater kids that wear muscle shirts (despite the fact that their arms are twigs), sag their pants and expose their boxers, and wear tight jeans?</p>
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Right on.</p>
<p>And on that note: bad design, anywhere. I shudder to think that Papyrus was my favorite font in 8th grade. And books that are written in corny ‘self-help’ language, or most of the teen section of Barnes & Noble.</p>
<p>My in-class anxiety (as an actual chronic condition, not like just right before a test or something).</p>
<p>When people post extremely repetitive/mundane stuff on facebook (if you’re sharing it with 150 people it might as well be profound or idiosyncratic to that moment and not ‘yay it’s weekend’), or when I hear or read someone say something that makes me die a little inside.</p>
<p>EDIT: And I do despise muscle shirts/saggy jeans as well, and tight jeans annoy me slightly depending on how they’re worn.</p>
<p>freeloaders suk</p>