It's irritating when somebody in the office laughs at every joke you say just to be nice. I'm all for being nice but there is such a thing as being too nice, or am i wrong?

It's irritating when sombody responds the same way every morning:

Frank: "Good morning Karen", sometimes, "Hey Karen" or "Morning" or "Hello"

Karen: "Good morning Frank, how are you"? same thing, every single time!!! how come people can't change it up a bit? The "how are you" just sounds so fake and phoney.

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It's irritating when somebody asks you a question they already know the answer to. Example, you send out invitations to a party, starts at 2:00pm. You've talked about it all week and then your brother calls and asks "what times that party start"? uhhh....still 2 oclock

When people say "Bless you" after I sneeze

TotalANXiousNESS said:

I'm totally guilty of the 'honey, sweetie' thing.

I hate when people say 'Kapeesh?'

I hate when people say 'a rough guestimate'

I hate when people say 'whatever'. You might as well say' okay you win, I'm just giving up,' instrad of trying to make it sound like some fierce comeback with 'WHATEVER'

I love 'kapeesh'

I hate 'uber'

and I hate hate hate how kids talk on facebook! I have a neice...she's only 15 and she makes me thankful there was no fb when I was her age! she talks like a baby on fb sometimes...she uses words like Ish (I think that's in place of "it's) and Izz like Izz gonna...and okzzzz. what's with all the extra zzz and ddd and whatthehelleverelse! and she makes faces all the time too like XD and ^-^ and >.< and >.> oh yeah and she's got psychokitty between her first and last name!

OH! I just thought of something that IRKS THE SHIT OUT OF ME! This is a relatively new speech phenomenon, but one that is so friggin anoying, I want to shake the offender until I rid them of this annoying speech affectation. I'm talking about adding an extra syllable to a one syllable word. Here we go:

"Oh my God-dah!"

"I was so pissed-dah!"

I guess it's the words that end in "d" that get this treatment the most. Did this trend start in the vallies of California or what?

Shyra said:

OH! I just thought of something that IRKS THE SHIT OUT OF ME! This is a relatively new speech phenomenon, but one that is so friggin anoying, I want to shake the offender until I rid them of this annoying speech affectation. I'm talking about adding an extra syllable to a one syllable word. Here we go:

"Oh my God-dah!"

"I was so pissed-dah!"

I guess it's the words that end in "d" that get this treatment the most. Did this trend start in the vallies of California or what?

I totally heart you.

Extra syllables are sometimes a California thing. I had a friend in California who always pronounced my first name (John) with more than one syllable, and it drove me nuts. She made it sound similar to "jawin'" and I wanted to say, "On what planet do you think my name is pronounced like that?"

Efan said:

Shyra said:

OH! I just thought of something that IRKS THE SHIT OUT OF ME! This is a relatively new speech phenomenon, but one that is so friggin anoying, I want to shake the offender until I rid them of this annoying speech affectation. I'm talking about adding an extra syllable to a one syllable word. Here we go:

"Oh my God-dah!"

"I was so pissed-dah!"

I guess it's the words that end in "d" that get this treatment the most. Did this trend start in the vallies of California or what?

I totally heart you.

Extra syllables are sometimes a California thing. I had a friend in California who always pronounced my first name (John) with more than one syllable, and it drove me nuts. She made it sound similar to "jawin'" and I wanted to say, "On what planet do you think my name is pronounced like that?"

We's grammar soul mates!

When people say "Real Talk" after everything they say:lol:

jaimestarr79 said:

When people say "Real Talk" after everything they say:lol:

they say "real rap" and "real trap" in my part of town..

When some guys call their girlfriends 'my shorty', and she's almost six feet tall. Or when guys call them ' my shorty', period.

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booty said:

hey i just say chat with ya later lol

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Tokyo89 said:

ZombieKitten said:

I don't like "good luck with that!"

I use that ALL the time....when I don't have any input or advice

I hate when people say "you can never know anything absolutely".

Shorty said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

I'm totally guilty of the 'honey, sweetie' thing.

I hate when people say 'Kapeesh?'

I hate when people say 'a rough guestimate'

I hate when people say 'whatever'. You might as well say' okay you win, I'm just giving up,' instrad of trying to make it sound like some fierce comeback with 'WHATEVER'

I love 'kapeesh'

I hate 'uber'

and I hate hate hate how kids talk on facebook! I have a neice...she's only 15 and she makes me thankful there was no fb when I was her age! she talks like a baby on fb sometimes...she uses words like Ish (I think that's in place of "it's) and Izz like Izz gonna...and okzzzz. what's with all the extra zzz and ddd and whatthehelleverelse! and she makes faces all the time too like XD and ^-^ and >.< and >.> oh yeah and she's got psychokitty between her first and last name!

Same here, my nieces are constantly typing like that. Ish generally, from what I've seen, is "shit" but a Rated G version.

I think a lot of you need to lighten the hell up. And some more than others. Life is NOT this serious. And the important stuff, this ain't it!

When he says, "STOP POSTING!""

It's irritating when they sing the national anthem at ball games and people in the crowd start hootin' and hollerin' towards the end of the song. Do that after the song, not while it's still being sung. That's really irritating, this is not a rock concert, it's the national anthem.

Cerebus said:

I think a lot of you need to lighten the hell up. And some more than others. Life is NOT this serious. And the important stuff, this ain't it!

Damn well said sir!

It's funny how people get so irritated over things that they have absolutely no control over.

I'm thinking of starting a focus group on here. It will be called "How do i get a life?". It will include the diminishment of petty personal irritations and blame-mentality and the highlighting of how we can make ourselves truly happy.

ScottRob said:

Cerebus said:

I think a lot of you need to lighten the hell up. And some more than others. Life is NOT this serious. And the important stuff, this ain't it!

Damn well said sir!

It's funny how people get so irritated over things that they have absolutely no control over.

I'm thinking of starting a focus group on here. It will be called "How do i get a life?". It will include the diminishment of petty personal irritations and blame-mentality and the highlighting of how we can make ourselves truly happy.

^ irritating!!!!!!!!!!

XxAxX said:

ScottRob said:

Damn well said sir!

It's funny how people get so irritated over things that they have absolutely no control over.

I'm thinking of starting a focus group on here. It will be called "How do i get a life?". It will include the diminishment of petty personal irritations and blame-mentality and the highlighting of how we can make ourselves truly happy.

^ irritating!!!!!!!!!!

teehee!

I don't think you can help what irritates you

Tokyo89 said:

I don't think you can help what irritates you

Abstain from human contact. It works surprisingly well.

Funkcreep said:

When people say "Whatever that means"? When they know damn well what it means!

An intelligent person will question statements and get as much information as they can before they give their response.

Can you imagine if we all just assumed that we knew exactly what was going on in others' heads? Your truth is not necessarily what someone else's truth is.

So really, maybe you should just say that having to explain yourself is what really irritates you.

JustErin said:

Funkcreep said:

When people say "Whatever that means"? When they know damn well what it means!

An intelligent person will question statements and get as much information as they can before they give their response.

Can you imagine if we all just assumed that we knew exactly what was going on in others' heads? Your truth is not necessarily what someone else's truth is.

So really, maybe you should just say that having to explain yourself is what really irritates you.

What prompted me to say this was the following that happened to me:

I purchased some hall speakers and amps from a gentlemen who is a drummer for a church. During a conversation, he said he was drumming for the church next Saturday for a "healing service" and he had to add, "whatever than means".

He know's damn well what that means. It's a service for people to be healed, either physically or emotionally but to say "whatever that means" when referencing a "healing service" is really irritating. And yes, he is a Christian.

ZombieKitten said:

I don't like "good luck with that!"

That's a favorite of mine.

Funkcreep said:

JustErin said:

An intelligent person will question statements and get as much information as they can before they give their response.

Can you imagine if we all just assumed that we knew exactly what was going on in others' heads? Your truth is not necessarily what someone else's truth is.

So really, maybe you should just say that having to explain yourself is what really irritates you.

What prompted me to say this was the following that happened to me:

I purchased some hall speakers and amps from a gentlemen who is a drummer for a church. During a conversation, he said he was drumming for the church next Saturday for a "healing service" and he had to add, "whatever than means".

He know's damn well what that means. It's a service for people to be healed, either physically or emotionally but to say "whatever that means" when referencing a "healing service" is really irritating. And yes, he is a Christian.

I see.

JustErin said:

Funkcreep said:

What prompted me to say this was the following that happened to me:

I purchased some hall speakers and amps from a gentlemen who is a drummer for a church. During a conversation, he said he was drumming for the church next Saturday for a "healing service" and he had to add, "whatever than means".

He know's damn well what that means. It's a service for people to be healed, either physically or emotionally but to say "whatever that means" when referencing a "healing service" is really irritating. And yes, he is a Christian.

I see.

"I see" thats all I get? I would never have thought I would use these words to describe your response to anything I say, but that was boring!

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Cerebus said:

Tokyo89 said:

I don't think you can help what irritates you

Abstain from human contact. It works surprisingly well.