What are the top 3 behavious that get you irritated?

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The ones that press my buttons, in reverse order are;

3. People who sit on the inside seat of a bus and use the outside seat as bag storage.
2. Dogs on long leashes in a crowded market
1. People in cafes who take all 4 sections of the free newspaper – as if they can read them all at once :o:

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Misspeelings in thred tittles!;)

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Touche
What are the other two?

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People who clearly don’t read the question properly before answering.

People who forget what the real question was by the time they answer!

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1. Subwoofers in nearby vehicles loud enough to cause heart arrhythmia.
2. Walking about talking aloud to no-one (bluetooth or just looney)
3. Dead line phone calls (robocallers)

Extra: spell checkers that don’t recognize subwoofer bluetooth, looney or robocall as valid.

Jock

Edit: Removed double signature.

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To #2: 10 years ago, it would have been definitely looney, today in 2013, you can only wonder.

Whoops, I’m new.
Reply is to “jockmullin”, and #2 is:
“2. Walking about talking aloud to no-one (bluetooth or just looney)”

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People that charge into elevators before the people already inside have a chance to get out

People who drive right thru/past “stop for pedestrian in crosswalk” signs as you stand there and watch them do it.

People who use fake words in meetings such as “agreeyance”…ie. Are we all in “agreeyance”?

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People who use fake words in meetings such as “agreeyance”…ie. Are we all in “agreeyance”?

Nope. No agreeance here.

Bruce

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I’m in agreeyance, aren’t you?

People that say they are approving something right now and it will be going right out. Two weeks later it still has not!

What was the question, my brain cell misfired.

Waiting for a delivery. It’s in your city the night before. You are waiting eagerly at 7 am, at 5 pm the truck rolls up!

People that don’t think I’m important enough to return my phone calls.

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1 People who go out onto their balconies while I’m trying to sleep and talk loudly on cell phones.
2 All Office personal, especially human resource department personal.
3 People who constantly whine.

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1.Dog’s and people who own them.
2.Dog’s and people who own them
3.Dog’s and people who own them

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This will require a lot of thinking to narrow it down to three!

But I am in ‘agreeance’ [who knew there was really such a word] about the loud music from vehicles and people talking on cell phones in public ANYwhere, but I have to really give it some thought to come up with the ones that get to me the most.

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1: People that hate me because I am paranoid.

2: People always staring at me because I am self conscious.

3: People always raising their voice to me because of my hearing problem.

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People who think dogs are people, too (and I like dogs; but, they’re NOT people).
Solicitors calling me.
The continual (U.S.) political attack ads.

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I have finally concluded that the thing which irritates me the most is mis-use of words. The current popularity of saying “gifted” instead of ‘gave’ or ‘has given’.

I see it all the time in my various vintage sewing machine venues: “my husband GIFTED me a XXX for our anniversary”. Arrrrgh.

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How about ‘Pre-Recorded’

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3. “I’m here – what else do I need from you? Oh, you were doing something for somebody else?”
2. “I have no work, so no one else does either.”
1. People not doing what they say they will do.

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How about ‘Pre-Recorded’

…or pre-boarding the plane
?

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People entering the freeway going 30 miles an hour…even worse, stopping on the onramp.

People that can’t spell even the simplest of words (or punctuate properly)…especially those in managerial positions.

People that don’t even have an ounce of common sense (especially prevalent these days!).

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Gaf,

My biggest highway peeves are:

I’m doing 55mph and someone pulls out in front of me and does 40mph.

People that just love to tailgate and never pass you.

People that stop and get gas and then go inside and shop while you’re waiting behind them to pull out.

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1. People who ask questions that were answered in the OP.
2. Incorrect word usage. (to instead of too) (threw instead of through) etc.
3. People who complain about incorrect word usage in posts.

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I agree with Russ two.

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People who talk at full volume on their cell phones so every one around them is aware of their personal problems.

People who bury their head in their cell phones and are totally unaware of the world around them, including you.

People with bluetooth receivers attached to their ear. You feel like your conversation with them is just a filler between their phone calls.

I can’t rate these, as they all cause me to grind my teeth.

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People that love arguing about everything and their only goal is to win the discussion and they don’t care about the truth.
Everyone Jenna Marbles is talking about here here
People that only contact you when they need something or when they’re drunk or high, like in Arctic Monkeys’ song song

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People who stop on yellow flashing lights — on a busy street, traffic backs up for miles.

People who stay in the toll tag lane almost till the toll gate, and then attempt to enter the cash lane — they can’t get right in, so they end up blocking the tag lane.

People who put an apostrophe where it doesn’t belong:
— Correct: It’s cold in here.
— Incorrect: The dog ate it’s food.

Group "L" (Linux Mint)
with Windows 10 running in a remote session on my file server

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1) People who think plurals are spelled with an apostrophe
2) People who contract you are to your
3) People who switch from singular to plural in a sentence, for example I would never go out with someone who spoke on their cellphone at dinner! [I am thinking “How many people own ONE cellphone, and why would my date not be speaking on her own?”

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