Annoying Social Habits of people you've met

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4. people who say your opinion is wrong(it's youropinion, it's not wrong to you, right?).

I have no problem with people stating their opinions, but sometimes, people's opinions aren't really opinions, just them stating something false.

I.E. "IMO, a Japanese engines aren't all that reliable." It's not an opinion, it's someone who is clearly uneducated.
Which, leads me to a habit I hate. Folks saying, IMO, when they're not stating an opinion, just stupidity.
I also hate folks who do 30 in a 60 with nobody in front of them for 2 miles. :ouch:
 
Speaking of which, people who wear headphones that are loud enough where others can hear their music. Isn't that the point of having a boombox?

I have that happen to me in school a lot. Some kid next to me wants to play lil retard or whatever rappers call themselves these days, but in return I get out my Ipod and blast some Opeth :D
 
That old man is prob going to be me. Work my arse off for my whole life and finally get a car of my dreams and teenagers and young adults say it's not ok to let me drive it. PISS OFF!!! I prob can drive better than you anyways..

Indeed. I would rather the high-horsepower sports car be in the hands of a 60 year old with 44 years of driving experience instead of a 20 year old with 4 years of driving experience.
 
As an (ex-)employee there, I have to say - these people who can't decide are the best customers. Not only do they provide an opportunity for a much-needed pause (especially during the peak hours), but they're usually friendlier, and are grateful no matter what sort of crappy meal they ordered. Every once in a while, during those heavy hours, an old lady turned up and has no idea what's on the menu, and I had to explain it to her - sure as hell beats having to serve the snotty youngsters who know exactly what they want, and will complain to no end if their order has one slice of onion instead of two, or if I blinked three times before setting off to complete their order.

I got a strange urge just then to do "the pic" V.2 in a Maccas.

The odds of you walking into the one I worked at would've been enough to keep me there. I'll get the camera. :lol:
 
people who say "soz" instead of sorry in conversation (one person i met on holiday)
 
I'd also like to say that I'm a fan of texting. Pro-texting, if you will. I think it's very useful and I find it annoying when people rail against it because, "Well you could just call them instead!"

Sometimes that's not the most practical option, okay?

It's true but some people don't have that common sense as to not text during a movie or people who text you when they're right in front of you. I was at a restaurant with this chick and she said" Do you have your phone with you?" and I said.." Uhh..no, it's in my car? Why? You need to call someone?" and I find this ridiculous, " Wouldn't it be fun if we texted each other here?"....."What?...Why?.I'm right here.."
 
I have that happen to me in school a lot. Some kid next to me wants to play lil retard or whatever rappers call themselves these days, but in return I get out my Ipod and blast some Opeth :D

:D:tup: Very good show.
 
People that stand inches away from your face and expect you to talk to them.
I usually strike up a conversation at EBgames though I try to get away as fast as I can.
Fan-girlism...
 
People who sit in parking lots with low mpg engines revving in place for hours at a time just to show off the sound. A waste of precious natural resources IMO.
 
3. teachers who think they can make jokes about sex in class and think it's ok(especially the gay teachers).
I quite enjoyed the occasional sex joke from my hot biology teacher. I'd rather she had told them more often. I'd rather she'd actually been serious about them. That'd be great. Cracking a joke about her pilates stretches became a ritual for the guys of the class. Strangely, the top half of that class is grades were all girls. I mean, it's not like we weren't paying attention to the teacher...

I have no complaints as long as the teacher is decently attractive and female. Otherwise, yes, it's completely wrong.
 
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people who chew gum or eat really loud and they're oblvious to it, even when the whole room is silent besides that person
 
I've got a new one.

People who repeatedly tell you 'amusing' stories that don't involve anyone you know whatsoever and then expect you to laugh. These are the people that don't seem to have a grasp of the concept of 'you had to be there'. I'll give you an example.

"Oh, I'll tell you something really funny. Michael fell asleep yesterday and Lucy was like 'POKE HIM!', so I did!"

HA. HA. HA. HA. HA. Oh stop it, you're killing me. No seriously.

What's worse is when they also feel the need to inform everyone else of the same story right in front of you, so you have to pretend you're amused another 18 times that same morning.


Another one is when they do that right in the middle of a conversation you're having with someone else, and thereby instantly kill it. I was chatting to one of my friends who's just passed her test about what cars she's been looking at and likes etc (to put this in context, she's spending around £5k), and then this other girl inexplicably hijacked the conversation to talk about the wonder that is the Fiat Uno (how it's got 'a load' of leg room, how her dad's one overtook a Porsche once...), and then somehow subtly changed the subject to something or other about what some random friend did at some weird RAF camp she goes to. I mean WTF?
 
The most annoying social habits ever are:
- When someone calls you random
- When someone calls someone else random
- When someone tells you how random something is
- When someone tells you how random someone is

:ouch:
 
The most annoying social habits ever are:
- When someone calls you random
- When someone calls someone else random
- When someone tells you how random something is
- When someone tells you how random someone is

:ouch:

That was random.
 
People bragging about their instrumental superiority is annoying in the first place. I find playing in public uncomfortable because there's always someone who has to one-up you.
 
My co-work keeps on telling me that he goes off-roading in a 3 series BMW that and better jobs were he can get more money but stays at a min. wage job
 
Ask if you can go off-roading with him.

I hate it when I can't find something, then the person says to me, "You suck"
Or out of no where somebody will say to me "Your freakin fat!" And I am really skinny, and the people who say that are fat.
 
I've got a new one.

People who repeatedly tell you 'amusing' stories that don't involve anyone you know whatsoever and then expect you to laugh. These are the people that don't seem to have a grasp of the concept of 'you had to be there'. I'll give you an example.

"Oh, I'll tell you something really funny. Michael fell asleep yesterday and Lucy was like 'POKE HIM!', so I did!"

HA. HA. HA. HA. HA. Oh stop it, you're killing me. No seriously.

What's worse is when they also feel the need to inform everyone else of the same story right in front of you, so you have to pretend you're amused another 18 times that same morning.


Another one is when they do that right in the middle of a conversation you're having with someone else, and thereby instantly kill it. I was chatting to one of my friends who's just passed her test about what cars she's been looking at and likes etc (to put this in context, she's spending around £5k), and then this other girl inexplicably hijacked the conversation to talk about the wonder that is the Fiat Uno (how it's got 'a load' of leg room, how her dad's one overtook a Porsche once...), and then somehow subtly changed the subject to something or other about what some random friend did at some weird RAF camp she goes to. I mean WTF?

Agreed, I kind of said another version of that before in the thread somewhere. And the people who do it are always the same people.
 
People who think they're cool because they have laptops. They never ever ever ever ever know anything about PC's at all.

People who think they know everything. No, you don't.

People who, on their "MSN Names" count down to their birthday or whatever. I couldn't care less if it was 176 days to your next birthday. I also hate the type who ask or make you say happy birthday to them. I mean seriously, wtf.
 
People who think they're cool because they have laptops. They never ever ever ever ever know anything about PC's at all.
I love PC's though a laptop has its uses.
I-Roc: I don't think he will let me.
 
I also hate the type who ask or make you say happy birthday to them. I mean seriously, wtf.

People actually ask you to say 'happy birthday' to them? Glad I've never been in that situation.
 
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