bitch moan complain thread

[Luap]

As people said below, People in Hallways can be super annoying.
No ones mentioned this part though:

Your walking down the Hallway then, BAM! The person in front of you stops walking and you run into them. Then THEY get angry at you for running into them.

[Chakolat Strawberry]

When people try to toss coins/various small things in my cleavage while hanging out with them. D:
It's silly and harmless but in the case that they get a "goal" I have to fish it out and usually it's in public.

I'm a sort of girl who enjoys having a bit of cleavage so this is a problem for me. :c

In my school, people do that with girls who have alot of cleavage. It's kind of funny, though I usually have a bit of cleavage and I'm sometimes the target. :C

My girlfriend does that all the time and agrees with you very much. I think it's funny though.

It's not bad if you're like, alone. It sucks when you're in public, especially when you have to get out every single crumb or else it'll be uncomfortable.

[thylings]

The sound of a dull No. 2 pencil scratching against paper. (almost a phobia. srsly.)

People that constantly clear their throat.

People that say 'um' after every other word.

Stuttering.

People who chew gum very loud, and chew food with their mouth open.

Snoring.

[The Conquerer]

People who hold the last syllable of their laugh for like 13-50 seconds and then adds a single clap of the hands at the moment the note fizzles out...

[Chaos]

Well since I live in a apartment and a messy one at that. It really annoys me when people just leave the smallest piece of garbarge on the floor. And plus there a trash outside. So what the person was not able to throw it in there. And what really annoys me when there are people sitting on the steps.

I live on the top floor(6th) and there are no freaking elevator. Why the hell some dumb a** got to sit on the steps. Especially on those tired days when all you want to do is get up stairs, but wait there some jerks sitting on the steps. Even though they let me pass, it just bothers the heck out of me. Half of those asses don't even live in the building.

[Shaydie Shiikuu]

I absolutely cannot stand Americanisation.

Even more so, it annoys me to no end when people call the English language American. It is not American. The English made the language - the Americans just bastardised it. Gods.

[The Jordan]

I absolutely cannot stand Americanisation.

Even more so, it annoys me to no end when people call the English language American. It is not American. The English made the language - the Americans just bastardised it. Gods.

Exactly. I'm going on holiday to america with my girlfriend next year. I'm going to tear shit up when people can't talk properly.

[Shaydie Shiikuu]

Exactly. I'm going on holiday to america with my girlfriend next year. I'm going to tear shit up when people can't talk properly.

Also they say the names of cars on TV ads wrong. :0

[The Jordan]

They say a hell of a lot of things wrong. I will not say fries for chips. Or sidewalk, etc. It will make it harder for people to understand but it's the principle.

[Shaydie Shiikuu]

They say a hell of a lot of things wrong. I will not say fries for chips. Or sidewalk, etc. It will make it harder for people to understand but it's the principle.

They also say 'chips' for crisps. It sounds so wrong.

[Xenjin]

When I am about to do or say something but forget what it was.
I swear, it bugs me to no end. :C

[The Jordan]

They also say 'chips' for crisps. It sounds so wrong.

I'll say chips for chips. Crisps for crisps. And be a grammar nazi.

[Shaydie Shiikuu]

I'll say chips for chips. Crisps for crisps. And be a grammar nazi.

Quite.

The Irish say some things pretty weird, too, though. Like, for example, the alphabet. They say 'ah' for A and 'zed' for Z. Ugh. Also, if two t's happen to be in the middle of the word, Irish people - at least around where I live - tend to drop the sound entirely, eg, 'Butter' becomes 'Buh-er'.

[The Jordan]

Zed is correct. What are you talking about?

[Orion]

They also say 'chips' for crisps. It sounds so wrong.

They're still called chips originally, since wood chips are to logs what potato chips are to potatoes, pretty much.