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[ramblinrabble]

I really hate it how in TV and movies, whenever someone is talking on a cell phone and gets hung up on, they get a dial tone.  I get that you want the audience to know that they hung up, but show me one fucking cell phone that gets a dial tone.  They really need to start working the standard cell phone disconnect single beep so we can progress together as a species

[Anna Karina]

I hate that in almost every show and movie, no one says hello or goodbye when they're on the phone.

Common courtesy, ya bozos!

[BagginSagginBrian]

When you call some one and their voice mail has no message or name just numbers.

[jer]

people leaving me voicemail instead of just texting.

[Anna Karina]

people

[pronetoaccidents]

stupid or old dads who call and say "hey it's so and so".. yes, we know it's you. it's not like the first phone ever invented

[ramblinrabble]

people leaving me voicemail instead of just texting.

I'm ok with it if its a long message that wouldn't translate to text as well, but the voicemails that are just "Oh hey, I called.  Call me back." are the most annoying.  There is no need for me to go to call a number, wait for prompts, type in another number, wait for prompts, press a number to listen to my message just for a message giving me information I already gained forty seconds ago when I saw that I missed your call.

[AaronTheCabe]

USE A BLINKER DAMN IT ITS NOT THAT HARD!
STOP TAILING ME LIKE YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT (only to turn into a neighborhood after passing me)
FIRE WALK WITH ME GODDAMN IT!

[Joe]

Ring tones. I don't understand why people need them.  If vibrate isn't enough, then you are too far away from your phone for a ring tone, anyway.

Dog owners who don't keep their dog in check. 

Auto drivers who feel entitled to be a jerk at everyone, whether it be pedestrians, cyclists, or other autos.

[michaelcopeland]

When people use the word literally in a way that makes no sense. Example: That joke was so funny I literally just died.

When people say something is ironic when its really just coincidental.

[ramblinrabble]

When people use the word literally in a way that makes no sense. Example: That joke was so funny I literally just died.

When people say something is ironic when its really just coincidental.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ly1UTgiBXM

[skateandannoy]

When people say something is ironic when its really just coincidental.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9MWE7DdtIw

[Anna Karina]

Ring tones. I don't understand why people need them.  If vibrate isn't enough, then you are too far away from your phone for a ring tone, anyway.

This isn't true.

[Courtney]

No one can convince me to change or turn off my 69 Boyz "Tootsee Roll" ringtone.

[Joe]

My biggest beef with ringtones is at work, when someone ventures far away while their phone is still on their desk.  It might be funny the first 17 times you hear their Tootsee Roll ringtone loop over-and-over at full volume.

[Joe]

Also, I think I hate the word "beef".

[ramblinrabble]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9FBHcLuKqg

[lindsey]

beef is a gross word

[lindsey]

i hate when people getting on the train crowd around the door and block the people who are coming off. WE HAVE TO GET OFF SO THERE IS ROOM FOR YOU, YOU STUPID ASSHOLES

when people(men) can't read the LEAVE ME THE FUCK ALONE social cues

people who are hideously entitled

yeah i guess brett pretty much nailed it with "people". i also have a metric fuck ton of retail-worker specific pet peeves. being forced to cheerfully serve the general public is a real fucking bummer most days.

[lindsey]

oh also apparently the "walk on the right side of the sidewalk/aisle" rule didn't make it to the west coast or portland or something, sometimes walking down the street is like a goddamned obstacle course

also when people walk three deep as slow as humanly possibly through enclosed corridors which completely blocks you from being able to get around them so you're just stuck behind these assholes until you get mad enough to plow through them.

[lindsey]

people who act like their cultural snobbery is anything other than thinly veiled classism

[lindsey]

white people in general

[lindsey]

i've been thinking about this all morning guys

[jer]

oh also apparently the "walk on the right side of the sidewalk/aisle" rule didn't make it to the west coast or portland or something

Yeah, is this really a thing? As a west coaster, I've literally never heard that this was some unwritten rule. Seems kind of stupid... I'm not going to stay to one side and get stuck behind all the other assholes going slow on that side.

[jer]

also when people walk three deep as slow as humanly possibly through enclosed corridors which completely blocks you from being able to get around them so you're just stuck behind these assholes until you get mad enough to plow through them.

wait how come in corridors you can walk on the left side, but not in aisles and on sidewalks? everything about the east coast is so dumb.