Pet Peeves

[Fluffy Lambs]

If it has that shoulder hump there is legitimate reason to be cautious, be it male or female.

What

 

[troyer]

Then they need to get a life. Or a job. Or a hobby

I agree. That is likely the biggest problem. ^Probably all three of these.^

 

[Bonkerelli]

Another pet peeve of mine is someone taking words out of context or contorting the meaning.

 

[troyer]

What

Well, what is it called if it's not a hump? Like a hump on a camel?
Please release me from my ignorance!

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Wow, this thread is less about pet peeves than it is a bunch of people getting a burr in their saddle about barely used grammar.

VODKA THE AFTERMATH

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Well, what is it called if it's not a hump? Like a hump on a camel?
Please release me from my ignorance!

It is hump but it cant really hurt anyone

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

A really big pet peeve of mine is when people complain about things that are silly and stupid and don't really matter in the real world

LIKE THE INFORMATIVE REACTION

 

[troyer]

It is hump but it cant really hurt anyone

Uhh...no... but the animal under the hump can!

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Uhh...no... but the animal under the hump can!

Fr but they are so laid back, hopefully we dont get a loco bull apocalypse

 

[The Tiny Homestead]

A pet peeve is "something a particular person finds especially annoying".


Do you have a pet peeve? Or perhaps more than one?
Ones I'm most interested in hearing are the ones that wouldn't necessarily annoy a lot of people but is something that drives you nuts.
Share what it is and the reason (if you have one) behind it.

The current use of the word "myself", as in Myself and Sue went to the movies, or Dave and myself built this. Our teachers always told us to that the other person out of the sentence, and it should still work. So, I wouldn't say Myself went to the movies, or Myself built this.
On the other hand, It doesn't bother me to hear someone use Me and Sue, or Dave and Me.