Mildly infuriating things

[A Little Monsterrr Pronounsshe/her]

Just now, GitHub said:

in general it's kinda helpful, but when we get to stuff like Microsoft's AI where it starts insulting me, it's a big no

 

why does it look like grammarly but mine looks bad

[Purple_Aisu PronounsHe/him]

It's the same for me, except that as for example, here I speak in English but my corrector of sh*t puts a word in French (the language selected for my device). 

[SLAG PronounsHe/Him]

9 hours ago, Herrscher of Reason said:

When someone sneezes and you can smell the sneeze. 

Reading this might actually be worse than the actually thing. 

[SLAG PronounsHe/Him]

When someone eats and you can hear them chewing or smacking their lips. Also when someone slurps my joints tense up because I get so annoyed by the sounds. 

[NotDoctor PronounsHe/they]

People who stop their shopping carts suddenly in the middle of a busy aisle 

Edited February 5, 2021 by NotDoctor

[Franch Toast PronounsShe/her/hers]

7 minutes ago, NotDoctor said:

People who stop their shopping carts suddenly in the middle of a busy aisle 

(sorry) 

[blankpaper Pronounsshe/her]

People who drive slow af in the fast lane (this is much more than mildly infuriating though)

[Franch Toast PronounsShe/her/hers]

I've said it before, but use of the word "prolly." Guess what, it's not that much shorter than "probably" either in terms of syllables or letters. Just stop using it, please & thank you. 

People who send multiple short text messages, thus creating multiple disruptive alerts, when they could just put everything in one longer message. 

People calling on the phone without warning. Please don't. Same goes for knocking on my door. I probably won't answer in either case. 

Edited February 5, 2021 by Franch Toast

[gagaschickens]

10 hours ago, Bakugo said:

The real infuriating thing- when drivers don’t use their indicators when turning or changing lanes.

this. ive been almost ran over by a car far too many times while trying to cross the road and they wont use the turn signals. the worst part is they stop, roll down the window and start screaming at me and calling me names. like??? how am i supposed to know u feel like turning the other way and why are u getting mad at me over ur own mistake

[blankpaper Pronounsshe/her]

6 minutes ago, Franch Toast said:

I've said it before, but use of the word "prolly." Guess what, it's not that much shorter than "probably" either in terms of syllables or letters. Just stop using it, please & thank you.

Even “probly” would be better if someone is truly too lazy to type two more letters 

[NotDoctor PronounsHe/they]

11 minutes ago, Franch Toast said:

(sorry) 

[YourPocko Pronounsyour pocko]

People who wait until the bus/tram... stops and opens the door then start standing up to leave when people have already started entering... i juts hate hate HAATE IT!!!!

[YourPocko Pronounsyour pocko]

Also I hate it when I can't find an expressive GIF

[blankpaper Pronounsshe/her]

People who walk into an elevator without waiting to see if the people already in it were getting off there

People who stop and stand at the end of an escalator 

[YourPocko Pronounsyour pocko]

1 minute ago, blankpaper said:

People who walk into an elevator without waiting to see if the people already in it were getting off there

People who stop and stand at the end of an escalator 

[Franz Ferdinand]

I 'm in New York so I live my life mildly infuriated by everything.

[BenG]

6 minutes ago, Elizabeth II said:

I 'm in New York so I live my life mildly infuriated by everything.

Infuriated by the original York, Lizzie?

[blankpaper Pronounsshe/her]

6 minutes ago, Elizabeth II said:

I 'm in New York so I live my life mildly infuriated by everything.

Is it a NY thing or is it a Capricorn thing? 

[GitHub Pronounsshe/her]

1 hour ago, Franch Toast said:

I've said it before, but use of the word "prolly." Guess what, it's not that much shorter than "probably" either in terms of syllables or letters. Just stop using it, please & thank you. 

People who send multiple short text messages, thus creating multiple disruptive alerts, when they could just put everything in one longer message. 

People calling on the phone without warning. Please don't. Same goes for knocking on my door. I probably won't answer in either case. 

oh wow you would hate me in real life
 

[blastertoyo Pronounshe/she/they/blaster]

“chile”

 

What’s the point of changing the pronunciation of a word that already exists just for internet purposes?