Things people say in conversation that annoy the hell out of you.
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People who use LOL in face to face conversation
or any other "Internet speak"(another irksome phrase, mostly used by those trying to justify saying "LOL" or "PWNED")
Quote from school : A "Lol, he just got teh PONED!"
Me "What did you just say?"
A "Lol, its internet speak you 'tard"
Me "...We're not on... the internet?"
A "I DONT FUCKING CARE YOU DOUCHE!"
or any other "Internet speak"(another irksome phrase, mostly used by those trying to justify saying "LOL" or "PWNED")
Quote from school : A "Lol, he just got teh PONED!"
Me "What did you just say?"
A "Lol, its internet speak you 'tard"
Me "...We're not on... the internet?"
A "I DONT FUCKING CARE YOU DOUCHE!"
Yeah, I personally find that one the most annoying out of my list. I mean, at least the first three are down to ignorance of a certain subject and the last one is just people expressing their belief to other people.IrirshTerrorist said:
And "An History". Could people please piss off with that one. MY GOD. You don't say "A istory", not even cockneys miss out the H in History. Why? Because they say A, not an. Stop correcting me because of your poor understanding of grammar, rather than mine.
I had an IT teacher like that last year, every other word was "actually". The funny thing was she didn't even notice until she threatened someone with detention by saying "if you actually don't start working I'm actually going to put you in detention". The rest of the lesson consisted of the class shouting things such as "my mouse isn't actually working" and "the actual computer actually just crashed".Kushan101 said:
Along with this is a one I haven't heard for a while now which is dropping "to the" from sentances. Everyday I would hear people saying things like "You going super market after school?", "you going pub tonight?".
I really hate when people call people "Prople" (ok so I'm poking fun at you my bad, or do people here hate that two worder too?) I hate when people spell y'all wrong, it's a contraction of you all not ya and 'll. And when people take (or) give surnames as first names. Pérez is a Castilian surname not a first name.j0z said:
I hate it when people call the Castilian language Spanish, Spain came along way after Castile, don't y'all know world history?Eliam_Dar said:
Sorry about the typo, didn't mean to.elcastellano said:
As for "ya'll/y'll" I just spelled it the way it sounds, and I knew what it was a contraction of. And you are thinking of a different guy than me. I am talking about this guy: (it is spelled perez, my bad)
Dude that's cool, I was just having a little fun, so you do know that y'all is a contraction of you all. Anywhoozal (or do you people hate that too?, My bad, y'all people) Yeah Pérez is the correct spelling, WHAT AM I SAYING, I'M SUCH A HYPOCRIT, I don't even use the acute accent 99.99999% of the time it's a bad hábito. But at least castilian is somewhat more phoneticly spelled so just knowing it's pronounced paydeth I can at spell it right. Anyways laters.j0z said:
I live in California dude, I have to deal with girls like that everyday, its fucking annoying, lol.Furburt said:
People who apparently work in the Department of Redundancy Department, and type their PIN number into the ATM machine.
You would hate me for both of those.Batfred said:
For me, though, it's people who use irregardless. I'm okay with made up words, I use them all the damn time, but that one just pisses me off.
When people say something they think is funny and immediately follow it up with a loud, obnoxious, "UMMMM," as if to say, "Please laugh at that because I didn't plan on saying anything afterwards." I don't know if anybody else has noticed this but it annoys me to no end.
And if no one laughs, they have to go through a few "uhh, so yeah" and stutter a bit until they can find a way to save face. Maybe if you integrated the joke into the sentence instead of expecting everybody to find it hilarious, people would appreciate the comedic timing enough to find it funnier.
And if no one laughs, they have to go through a few "uhh, so yeah" and stutter a bit until they can find a way to save face. Maybe if you integrated the joke into the sentence instead of expecting everybody to find it hilarious, people would appreciate the comedic timing enough to find it funnier.
People who start conversations over IM with "Hello/hi/hey Danielle".
I don't know why but it pisses me off when people say my name to greet me on any kind of IM chat. Because it's not like it's real life where they could say "hi" and nobody would know who they were talking to. They obviously clicked on my name, so they know its me, and i'm going to see their message regardless of what it says, so adding in my name won't make me more likely to realise they're speaking to me.
I don't know why but it pisses me off when people say my name to greet me on any kind of IM chat. Because it's not like it's real life where they could say "hi" and nobody would know who they were talking to. They obviously clicked on my name, so they know its me, and i'm going to see their message regardless of what it says, so adding in my name won't make me more likely to realise they're speaking to me.