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<li>People who care about what other people wear. Exceptions: Inappropriate attire (thong sticking out, boxers showing) or complimenting (she looked good in that dress)</li>
<li>People who aren’t reliable, whether it be about punctuality or information. (late people and liars)</li>
<li>People who stress me out (usually by consistently freaking out over the most insignificant occurrences)</li>
<li>Racist People </li>
<li>People who hate other people based on criteria that is irrelevant to the person to begin with</li>
<li>People who are quick to resort to violence</li>
<li>People who are mean to animals (I am vegan by the way. I also like animals more than humans so I would rather you hurt a human, preferably yourself, than to hurt an animal)</li>
<li>People who do not allow others around them enjoy themselves</li>
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<p>My mistakes:
I have a really bad nervous stutter when it comes to talking to new people or people whom I am not 100% comfortable with
I also have a bad nervous twitch. Its embarrassing.
I tend to rant in order to make the most irrelevant points
Although I try, I am a terrible conversationalist
I am terrible at introducing people
Overall, I am just an extremely socially awkward person. My friends make fun of me for having no social skills.</p>
<p>"-I hate hate hate flakiness. it is the most disrespectful and annoying trait over anything else. When you say you’re going to do something, do it. when you say you’re going to be somewhere at a certain time, BE THERE. And it mostly bothers me when people have a change of plans so can’t follow through but then don’t immediately call you to tell you so. i dont care if you cant go, i care that you didnt tell me til 20 minutes before i left to meet you!!!
-People who spit in public. Why are you spitting on the floor. Can you stop spitting on the floor? that is vile.
-People who say ‘supposedly’ with a B (as in ‘supposably’). no no no!!! drives me nuts
-People who spell homophones incorrectly. i cant even finish reading what you have to say when i run into incorrect homophones.
-People who always tell me to do something for them because i’m not shy, modest, or dumb, like they generally are (for instance: tell the waitress that our food is horrible. YOU tell the waitress that, you’re the one who feels that way!)</p>
<p>there’s other stuff but those are the ones that immediately come to mind.</p>
<p>My bad things:
-I’m very abrasive.
-I cuss a lot.
-I look mean (ppl always ask me Whats wrong? or something. NOTHINGS wrong, thats just how my face looks when i’m not speaking and i’m expressionless.)</p>
<p>I dislike people who hate people. Anyone older than thirteen who is like this needs to grow the **** up. Seriously, how the hell can someone hate humanity as a whole unless one is going through an emo stage?</p>
<p>^^^Ugh, so annoying! Also, when people tell you on the phone that they have to do something so they’ll call you right back, but they end up never calling you back until couple of days later. So you end up waiting the entire day for an expected call that never comes. I’m sorry, but when someone tells me on the phone that they’ll call me right back, I expect them to call me right back, as in the same day.</p>
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<p>Wow. You must have nothing better to do.</p>
<p>-I hate parents who always think they’re correct when instead they’re blatantly WRONG.
-I hate parents who believe adults are the only people who deserve respect when respect is actually two way street.
-I hate parents who yell at you in public and embarras you
-People who have more than average “blonde moments”
-Myspace users who post a billion bulletins to comment their pics, whore them and post mass comments.</p>
<p>Hahaha, no I have better things to do. It’s just that while I’m doing those things, in the back of my mind, I’m still waiting for that call.</p>
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<p>Oh God, do I hate this too. I swear, I can almost never win in an argument with my mom. I’m almost always wrong, even when what I may be talking about is completely right. It can be frustrating!</p>
<p>“ME” Monsters - or as I call them “One Uppers” - always trying to one up everyone elses accomplishments. Do yourself a favor and youtube Brian Regan’s “I Walked on the Moon” bit. These people are the worst. They tend to brag about miniscule accomplishments like winning a “Who’s Who” award or being promoted to assistant to the regional manager.</p>
<p>People who lack substance. Try asking them to describe their personality and they will tell you their favorite shows (usually on MTV).</p>
<p>People who drink to be cool. Way to stick it to mom and dad!</p>
<p>People who do not know how to dress for the occasion.</p>
Also, when people tell you on the phone that they have to do something so they’ll call you right back, but they end up never calling you back until couple of days later. So you end up waiting the entire day for an expected call that never comes. I’m sorry, but when someone tells me on the phone that they’ll call me right back, I expect them to call me right back, as in the same day.
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<p>This annoys me SO much! I understand that sometimes something might actually pop up that takes longer than expected, but it is really annoying- especially when you don’t hear back from people forever. And <em>especially</em> when it’s someone you hardly get to talk to in the first place.</p>
<p>Some others:</p>
<p>When I greet customers at work(retail) and either they just ignore me or they shout “Just looking!” In what world is “Just looking!” a response to “How are you doing today?” They expect me to bug them forever about sales But no, it’s my job to actually be nice to you and acknowledge that you’re in the store. I don’t like ignoring people, and I won’t follow you around the whole time. So don’t scream at me! Sometimes I realize that they honestly might not have heard me, but others I can tell they’re just ignoring me.</p>
<p>Possibly one of my biggest pet peeves ever is when anyone other than my mom, dad, or grandparent calls me “sweetie”, “darling”, etc. It makes me so mad! I don’t see how that even got started or why people think that’s polite of them to say. I especially hate it when these people are clearly my same age, or not even that much older than me! I can’t think of a single reason why I should think that’s cute or polite. I even hate it when I hear people call other people by these “cute” names- like people who are in their 20s calling middle aged adults that. I’m like uh, that’s a little too personal. If I was in my 30s shopping in a store I would not want some 19 year old sales clerk saying “Thanks sweetie! Have a good afternoon!” We’re not 3 years old! It’s not like it’s even said in a “You’re so sweet, thanks so much!” way, it’s always a “I’m clearly older and have more authority here” way. I’m so sick of this!</p>
<p>My own mistake:</p>
<p>Sometimes when I’m speaking I start talking to fast and stumble over my words. I have to repeat myself and thus kill my confidence. So much for sounding like I know what I’m doing!</p>
Drinking spoiled milk, especially when it’s nowhere near the expiration date.
Crashing/freezing/blue screen of death on my computer
Spending all day to format/burn a DVD only to find out it won’t play on my DVD player
Staying up late to watch a favorite TV show, just to fall asleep three minutes before it starts. (And convincing myself that I can stay up, so I don’t need to record it.)</p>
<p>^ I’m a girl and I think it’s goddamn annoying. Those ditzy airheads like it though, then again who the hell cares what they think? If they are even thinking to begin with lol</p>
But no, it’s my job to actually be nice to you and acknowledge that you’re in the store. I don’t like ignoring people, and I won’t follow you around the whole time. So don’t scream at me! Sometimes I realize that they honestly might not have heard me, but others I can tell they’re just ignoring me.</p>