What irritates you?

I suppose many of you have moans and groans in life. What are your main irritations? I admit that I can be a bit of a complainer at times especially when it comes to shopping and restaurants. Here are just a few of mine.

- Drivers who never indicate.
- People who think they can tell you what to wear, be interested in or what job to take.
- Dawdlers in stores.
- People who stand chatting in shop doorways and don't move when you try to get through.
- Jon & Kate Plus 8.
- People who think that their opinion is right and who make things up to try and win an argument.

Liars

People who are too afraid to properly manage and discipline their children

People on foot who think that parking lots are their playground and drivers should just wait for them to make their way down the lane

Pantylines on others

People that yap loudly on their cell phones
People wearing backpacks on a crowded subway train
Undisciplined Children
Overcooked pasta
People that are constantly late
Lazy people
Compulsive Liars and Narcissists (sp?)

Drivers who won't merge.

People who callously spit.

Fast food bags in the parking lot.

People who obliviously sing/rap along with their iPod in public.

Really loud talkers (to the point where it becomes a yell.)

First names with more than two syllables.

People who don't punctuate, break long text up into paragraphs and/or type in ALL CAPS...or LyKe DyS. (My 12 year old sister does the latter, which is one of the reasons I can't stand her...errr, I mean one of the reasons why I can't stand text chats with her...)

People who let their kids scream and run around in stores and restaurants.

People (black folks) who, at the movies, have loud verbal reaction to the happenings on screen.

Getting disconnected after being kept on hold for a long time.

Fools who blast their car radios at the gas station.

Shopping carts in parking space.

Improperly parked cars that ultimately takes up two spaces.

Credit collectors.

People who would rather have a long text conversation over their cell rather than simply calling the person.