Pet Peeves

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People expressing pro-Trump interest just for the attention it delivers them.

When TV programmes are censored late at night.

I can't stand swear words being bleeped out anyway. I stopped watching the Jeremy Kyle Show because there was so much bleeping that I couldn't hear the dialogue.

What's worse for me is if the person expresses views typical of a Trump supporter yet insists they don't support Trump.

People with bad breath who don't seem to be aware of it and talk right into my face. Do they eat schit or something? Or maybe they use their mouth for defecation. It makes me sick. I feel extremely embarrassed for them.

I have a lot of language pet peeves. One is people who use the word "cool" excessively.

"That's so cool! Isn't that cool?Oh, wow how cool is that!"

Folks who use the word "like" too much drives me insane also.

"I was like, oh my god!" And he was like..."

Yes, I try to avoid using "like" too much. Usually I say "and I thought..." or "and I think...", instead of "and I was like..."
So I'll say "I thought, oh my god! And he said/went..."

Saying "like" all the time used to be a hippie slang, then teenagers started saying it, now a lot of people say it.

It’s a conversational filler, like “umm.” I don’t have a problem with it. People get nervous and blank out for a second, and they feel like they need to fill that pause. Probably communication or processing disorders can contribute as well.

People that argue all the time. They are looking for fights.

People who post too much information on Facebook.

food that doesn't taste as good as expected

When people disrespect the Queen and not feel any sympathy for her passing away, just because they're jealous that she's a royal and they're not.

Teachers getting arrested for offending snowflakes.

gossipy people

When baking soda is the cure to everything. What I actually have to drink that stuff? And herbal tea. I don't like tea.

people stinking of perfume

passive aggressive people