Pet Peeves

[tripletfeb]

Wiping the seat down with the disinfectant wipe seems easier.

But that would mean cleaning up. Lord knows some woman can't do that!

 

[Isadora]

But that would mean cleaning up. Lord knows some woman can't do that!

Add that to the pet peeve list.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I don't say chook

I don't think everyone does.

 

[Everose]

And I have no idea any people in the world stood on the seat vs sat on it. I'm a bit afraid to search it online

It's actually fairly common.
When I lived in bulgaria they actually had a hole in the ground, it was cement and a rushing river of crap and urine. It was scary to do business over that because I'm small enough to fall into that hole.

 

[Sally PB]

PEOPLE STAND ON THE SEAT?

I worked somewhere and saw a sign in the ladies' room that said, "Please do not stand on the toilet seat." I asked about it. A coworker said they had a lot of Asian employees, and that over there, the toilet was a hole in the floor that you squatted over. The Asian ladies wondered why there was no grab bar on the back of the stall door. (You used it for balance.)

 

[-Kiwi-]

When people spell "breathe" like "breath". NO! you don't "breath" air! you "BREATHEEE"!

 

[azurbanclucker]

When people spell "breathe" like "breath". NO! you don't "breath" air! you "BREATHEEE"!

Spelling and grammatical errors in general are rage-inducing. We'd be here for weeks if several of us started listing them all out

(also, ironically, I type at about 120 WPM and typo at about 80 WPM. I'm my own worst nightmare more often than not.)

 

[Brooks_]

Well, that's a breathe of fresh air.

 

[Isadora]

Well, that's a breathe of fresh air.

BROOKS!

 

[Chookwagn]

Oh...I have another. You put on clean dry socks, walk into the kitchen and WHAM! your socks are wet because someone dripped water on the floor and didn't bother to wipe it up and you stepped in it. Now your feet that were nice and snuggly warm are now cold and soggy. I HATE wet socks.

This yes this!