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Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People with long hair who let it get all stringy and gross-looking. I just cannot deal with that.

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Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People who pronounce "wolf" and "wolves" as "woof" and "wooves."

For gently caress's sake.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
I don't know why, but the term "salty" used in terms of people being upset/mad just irritates the poo poo out of me. "Don't be so salty!"

(Countdown to someone saying "I don't know why you're so salty about it" or something similar commences... now)

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
I didn't even know that arguing about the origin was a thing, that just makes it even more annoying!

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Civilization V "true start" Earth map creators who put horses as a resource in the new world need to be lined up against the wall and beaten with history books :mad:

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
When I cook anything with soy and get it on my hands and then they smell like goddamn soy sauce for the rest of the night no matter how many times I wash them.

I hate that smell.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
"Recommand" instead of "recommend"

I didn't even know this was a thing but apparently a few of my loving relatives on Facebook can't spell one word.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People who say "supposably" instead of "supposedly." Motherfuckers.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

cash crab posted:

ANOTHER: When you say or do anything out of the ordinary and some gently caress goes, "Ha, whatever you're on, I want two," or some variation of that.
This same response, only it's whinier and said when you've said or done something that implies you're in a good mood when they're not.

I am also chronically cranky.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Academic infighting about whether STEM or humanities is more valuable or intrinsically more good. It's the dumbest loving argument on both sides.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

queserasera posted:

As a librarian trained in book repair, I can tell you that popular fiction and nonfiction have poo poo for production. When I talk about keeping books out of craft time, I'm talking old books, with sewn gatherings, hand-marbled endpapers, plates with rice paper protectors, text printed from moveable type. Making 3D ornaments from a Reader's Digest condensed book? Neat. Hollowing out and laquering up an antique book for a coffee table conversation piece? You make this book mender grumpy.
Yeah this fits my line of thought too. If it has some historical value then don't destroy it you loving Pinterest-addicted craft witch. If it's some mass-produced thing, it's still not something I'd be comfortable doing for whatever reason, but it's not like that Tom Clancy is irreplaceable.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

liquidypoo posted:

People who don't handle death with the gravity and respect it deserves. I recently lost a friend of mine to a complication with her meds. Of course, people hear that and immediately ask me "WHOA DID SHE KILL HERSELF?!"

No, you insensitive piece of poo poo.
Jesus, what kind of callous assholes do you live around :stare:

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Tiggum posted:

Moths. They're always coming into the house and flying around the lights making shadows or trying to fly through closed windows making annoying noises. You kill one and another shows up almost immediately.
For gently caress's sake, this. We've been under siege by these inch long red moths for the last week and even after you turn off the light at night you can hear them thunking into things as they fly around the room.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People who brake on anything even resembling a curve in the road :argh:

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

ElwoodCuse posted:

oh look, a 30-foot wide driveway, better take this at no more than 5 mph
I live literally up a mountain from grocery stores and such, and we get a lot of tourists from Texas. Today... every curve. Every. Curve. And there were too many cars to pass in the three areas you can :saddowns: I decided in the end that when I finally passed the guy, howling "GO BACK TO TEXAS" out my window would probably be inappropriate. But it was tempting.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Nuebot posted:

loving how. I hate mice, they're little assholes who sneak in and start chewing everything up then they run off and leave everything open for bugs to get at. People can get mad at me for inhumane traps all they want but gently caress mice.
They carry like, hantavirus and bubonic plague in New Mexico. Those fuckers are getting killed as poo poo, I'm not messing with live traps.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Medical poo poo is even more fun when you have something a lot of general practitioners don't see often (dwarfism) and they refuse to listen to you when you say "Hey, I am prone to ear problems that get bad fast," for example. The one I went to in Albuquerque ignored me and brushed me off with "oh it's just a little red" and by the time I got to an ENT specialist, it was (as he described it, verbatim) "black, bleeding and infected." I have obvious but not really impairing hearing loss in my left ear as a result.

So yeah, doctors who assume that you're just an internet hypochondriac instead of someone with a relatively rare congenital condition who, you know, tries to keep up on poo poo to watch out for... that is a definite pet peeve.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

cash crab posted:

:psyduck: What in the actual gently caress.
Yeah, I've never had a mental reaction that so similarly resembled the :psyduck: before, holy poo poo

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
I initially thought you were meant to be the one giving directions, because I give them out by landmark rather than going "PLEASE CHECK PHONE." Am I just weird?

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Dr Scoofles posted:

My dog woke me up this morning by licking my eye. My eye! I was unconscious and then I had a tongue pry my eyelid open and touch my eye. My day is ruined.
My cat's done this by licking inside my nose :gonk: It's horrible and I feel for you.

Also, maybe this would be best served in the college bitch thread, but the fact that colleges charge for PDFs of transcripts. Not even a paper copy. PDF. gently caress you, University of New Mexico.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People who park in handicapped spaces (without the permit) with the justification that "I was just five minutes!!!" like my time is less loving valuable than theirs so I can clearly wait for them to go do whatever. I try not to use my placard when I don't have to because I'm aware there are people far more in need of the close spot than me and so when I actually do use it because I need to, and some rear end in a top hat is taking the spot and laughs it off because they were only ten minutes or whatever so that's fine and why am I mad! Bonus if they're pregnant and start trying to even hint at pregnancy totally being the same thing as being disabled.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Aerofallosov posted:

But some pregnant women do get issued temporary disability placards. Though, these 'maternity' parking spots closer to the door than some of the disabled spots kind of weird me out.
Yeah, I mean specifically people without them. I understand temporary cards and am not bashing those at all; it's the people who don't bother/can't who then decide they're entitled to use them anyways, with the specific justification of "I won't be gone too long!"

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Ozz81 posted:

Tying with this - places that have inadequate (or no) handicapped accessibility. I live in an older apartment complex, which has handicapped spots in all the lots. In the buildings? No easy handicap accessible ramps, no elevators, nothing to make it easier for them to get in/out. I feel really bad and often end up helping a couple neighbors, both have serious disabilities that make it hard to walk and seeing them try to go up steps scares the hell out of me sometimes :(
Oh for fucks sake, yes. Or the ones you can tell did a bare minimum, like "meh I have a ramp, what do you want" only the ramp is half the building away from available parking and well. This may go beyond pet peeve and into frothing irritation for me so I'm going to shut up about it.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

God Over Djinn posted:

Joining the wheelchair peeve chat:

- people who use the only handicapped stall in the bathroom/the only accessible bathroom when every other drat one is open. I also get irrationally mad when it's somebody who uses the only accessible toilet just because they have their kid with them. I have to pee really really bad and the chair won't fit into any other stall okay :(

- people who help so aggressively that they get in the way. Sure, ask if I'd like help, although it's about 50/50 whether I'll say yes, depending on how tired I am. But if I'm trying to get the chair past am obstacle and you start 'helpfully' imposing your body between me and where I want to go, or moving things into my way because you're an imbecile with no spatial awareness, you are not helping. Special mention to people who refuse to get off the elevator at their floor until I've gotten on, which is truly bizarre and a waste of all of our time.

- parents who get mad at their kids for asking about my scars or the chair. If I didn't want to talk about it, I'd make something up. I think I'm at least socially aware enough to handle that!
Oh jesus all of this. ALL OF IT. And as an addition to that first one, the fact that "handicapped stall" automatically means tall-rear end toilet. This may be legally regulated? I think it's due to how you have to get in and out of a wheelchair? But as someone with a shortness disability it's annoying, even if I realize they can't make a toilet for every possible permutation of the concept of disability.

The second one is just... creepy at times. Like I've had a few times where men have essentially shadowed me around grocery stores rushing to pick things up off shelves if I look at them and then they get really offended when I ask them (politely, the first time) to back off and leave me alone.

The third is just dumb and I see it too :sigh: I always like when parents are cool enough to say "Well, why don't you ask her why she looks different?" and it makes me think they're raising kids who are going to be decent human beings.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

teenytinymouse posted:

I'm honestly outraged on behalf of your past self. Was she raised in the woods by animals?!
Sounds more like the sort of person who has no idea how to pick up on social cues like "Hey my body language and tone are saying YOU NEED TO gently caress OFF"

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Yeah I mean, unless they're obviously saying it in a lovely way, I don't see the problem with saying "thank you" for the intent/thought and moving on.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

gentle pete posted:

When you crack an egg and the yolk is bluish-green. :gonk: I know it's not dangerous, but it just weirds me out.
...wait, what? I have never seen this :stare: This is something that happens normally?

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Tiggum posted:

My mother does this all the time, and then to add to the irritation, won't repeat anything. "Oh, it wasn't important." Just say it again facing me!
Jesus, this. I have about half the hearing in my left ear as my right after a runaway infection years ago, and my mom has this tendency to turn the TV up and then talk in a normal voice when she's off to my left due to where my desk is and aaaagh I get about half of what she says and then she gets all irritated.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Murphy Brownback posted:

People who go over the top when describing their dinner/recipes on the internet. You aren't writing a description on a restaurant menu, if it's a steak and mashed potatoes, just call it that. It doesn't make it more impressive when you type it as "well-seasoned grass-fed pan seared well marbled 100% American ribeye accompanied with a nice russet pomme puree, hand-selected from my organic garden". It is almost always done with pretty ordinary food where they are counting on "fancy" plating/photography and descriptions to make it seem more elevated than it really is. I guess excessive adjectives in general are my pet peeve. This makes places like GWS completely unbearable to me.
As I've started being more and more adventurous with cooking, this has bugged the poo poo out of me in recipes online and I'm glad it's not just me. For gently caress's sake, just give me the ingredients, the amounts, and the steps. Stop having some sort of weird masturbatory moment with a steak and a thesaurus.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

LITERALLY A BIRD posted:

This annoys me so much I have complained about it in here not once but twice. :saddowns::hf::saddowns:
We need a PYF-made cookbook. Every recipe is just "I don't know, throw like... some of this poo poo in a pot, cook it for awhile. What the gently caress do you want, a narrative?" or some variation thereof.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Is "I don't hate Jews, I hate Zionists" the new "I don't hate black people, I hate n*****s?" Because if I see anyone else say that in the otherwise-moderate Muslim communities I go to online as an obvious effort to disguise their poorly-veiled anti-Semitism, I'm going to just lose my poo poo and start doing all-caps posts about how dumb they are.

(Please note, I exclaimed that :smuggo:)

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Jastiger posted:

Sometimes you just don't want to eat that/go there/try this/or listen to that and it doesn't make the person a dick. Lay off folks that aren't #yolo all the time, millenials.
poo poo, in my case at my last job it was a goddamn 50-ish year old woman. I politely refused her weekly pizza and other greasy food (her husband runs a pizza shop) and the amount of sore-rear end that went on was ridiculous. It's not like I was all "naw you make poo poo pizza," I had stated that I was trying to lose weight.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

im full of poo poo posted:

have you ever talked to a zionist. the whole concept of god given rights that extend only to a particular ethnic group is pretty repugnant

also a lot of zionists aren't even jews, just fundamentalist christians who are stoked for the rapture
I suppose it's more context than anything else. The level of barely-disguised anti-semitism in what seemed on the surface to be moderate/progressive Muslim communities is loving staggering and also making me remember why I stopped going to them a decade ago.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
The New Mexico Unemployment System is currently unavailable. Hours of system availability are: 4:00 AM – 9:00PM Sunday-Friday.

Why does a website that is literally a form I fill out and submit, involving no live chat or live person except for myself, have goddamn hours of operation?

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
How the gently caress does Google's voice to text recognition get "Thierry Mugler" and "Issey Miyake" right but keeps making "Monday" into "uncle." What the gently caress, google.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
When I'm hungry as gently caress but nothing sounds good so I just sit there getting more hungry and irritated.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Murphy Brownback posted:

Those filmed-from-above sped up gifs of "recipes" that almost always boil down to "combine a bunch of prepackaged poo poo with bacon, cheese, and/or brown sugar" that have been spreading a lot the past several months on facebook. It's almost always either some bland, messy looking gimmicky garbage, or an extremely basic thing like "here's how to make buffalo wings". Why does it have to be in that format? I appreciate the efficiency and lack of terrible filler that are in other youtube versions of recipes where you have to hear their whole family backstory before they start cooking, but I have never seen a single one where I thought "I should make this".
God almighty, yes. People who I think have sense keep posting that poo poo on Facebook, and it's all foul poo poo that involves pre-mixed biscuits and too much sugar.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
Teachers who don't like kids. If you don't like kids, gently caress off out of the business. There's a big difference between occasionally venting to friends about what a little poo poo so and so is, and calling someone who's proctoring tests for your students and ranting for ten minutes about how one of them is a bastard and the rest of them are garbage.

Actually I may just be downright pissed about this and less of a pet peeve but the point remains that if you don't like students why the gently caress are you teaching.

Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer

Indolent Bastard posted:

Because the kids crush your ability to care. You start out caring, but after a decade they smother that spark, and you just wish they'd all go away.
Bullshit. My mom's been teaching high school for 40+ years, and she still enjoys what she does. As do most of the family friends who are her age and also teachers.

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Tendai
Mar 16, 2007

"When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber."

Grimey Drawer
People complaining to me about the ACA is my pet peeve. I had no insurance after I hit 18 in 2001 until it passed, because dwarfism is a pre-existing condition and unless you're rich enough to pay a ridiculous premium, or lucky enough to find a job with health insurance, you're more or less hosed. That's why I have nearly a hundred grand in medical debt, thanks to two emergency surgeries (neither of which were related to dwarfism in the slightest way). It's hard for me to feel really bad when people grumble about the ACA at this point because for the first time as an adult I got to schedule a surgery like a normal person and didn't get slammed by bills after.

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