Reddit, Does anyone have any abnormal pet peeves?
Mine is when a neon/fluorescent sign is missing a letter or two and someone reads it out loud thinking it's hilarious. Ex: "We should stop by arget ... BWHAhaha!"
Posted Jul 27, 2010, 5:36 PM UTC
Mine is when a neon/fluorescent sign is missing a letter or two and someone reads it out loud thinking it's hilarious. Ex: "We should stop by arget ... BWHAhaha!"
Posted Jul 27, 2010, 5:36 PM UTC
People who eat cereal with their mouths open.
Or when people eat with their mouths open in general.
and make that smacking sound
People eating apples near me.
of course
cereal related: I hate when someone who's eating cereal leaves a little bit of milk on the spoon after a bite, and then puts the milk-spit spoon back into the cereal bowl.
Chewing ice. I'm pretty sure the sound of ice being chewed is what it sounds like in Hell.
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It annoys the hell out of me when I do it.
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"Bless y... OK, I GET IT!"
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I don't like when binders aren't alternated when stacked (so that it remains level). This is only really a problem when I go to office supply stores. I feel most people do this naturally.
I hate when a drop of water hits a sink I just dried out.
I have anger issues about anyone who ignores me and does not even nod or look in my direction as they pass by me.
Sup, dude.
Sup!
When I go to take my pants off and the goddamned pant leg won't let go of my foot.
I hate when people are to lazy to remove staples before adding more papers and stapling again. I've seen a stack of 10 pages with 4 staples in it.
if anyone makes my side of the bed warm before I go to sleep. I almost punched a kid in my dorm in college cause he wouldn't get off my bed while socializing.
This is relatively new, and I've never thought I had an ODC bone in my body...but I really hate the sound of the bathroom fan
That's not really an OCD thing. OCD is usually the need to follow rituals to relieve anxiety.
I can't have people hand me things. I need my assistant to accept things.
I hate it when people reply to statements, in electronic communication, especially email or IM, with a very-alone question mark.
Me: Hi, it's 73 and raining out today!
Dumbass: ?
Me: WHAT THE FUCK IS YOUR QUESTION?
I do that when the person's sentence is weird and don't make sense, leaving me to believe they left a word out or something.
Can we be enemies?
?
I read that as 'yes' ;)
Oh god, here we go. Another thread filled with 4567 comments about how anything mainstream society does fills them with rage!!!
If scrabble tiles do not follow a Cartesian coordinate system it really irritates me.