Here are a list of things that have been annoying me lately:
-People bitching on their facebook status about snow
-People constantly updating their facebook status (how about instead of doing that 8 times a day, you get a life instead? just a thought)
-People who write long statuses and or notes on facebook in which they try to bring up serious topics and seem wise (instead of seeming wise, you seem quite, quite douchey)
-People who end their sentences with questions. I’m trying to have a conversation, not be interrogated here.
-Everyone overusing the word “extreme.” How is everything extreme? It makes no sense people, I doubt that my deodorant is extreme, but the label says it is.
-Night classes
-Bandwagon fans who all of a sudden love sports teams that they cannot name more than one player on (yes, USA hockey fans, I am talking to ALL of you)
-People who break up and get back together all the time (just pick something and stick to it, you aren’t Ross and Rachel)
-People whose only source of humor is quoting movies, let’s get some original material people.
And finally, my number one pet peeve lately………………
-2nd Floor letting TONS of underage kids in. Has anyone else noticed this? When we were younger we had to wait to get into the bars, now that sleazy bouncer at 2nd floor (you all know who Im talking about) is letting all these underage kids in. It makes the bar more crowded and makes it harder to get a drink (it’s already hard enough at 2nd floor as they have the SLOWEST bartenders in all of Ithaca, hey bartenders stop hiring your girlfriend and hire people who know how to make a damn drink and be snappy about it!). Plus as someone who is of legal age, seeing the annoying juniors in the bar who think they are soooo cool because they are in the bar drives me to drink even more which wouldn’t be a problem if I could get a damn drink in that bar.
That’s what is annoying me this week. What’s annoying you? Comments people, let’s make this a weekly thing.
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