Things that drive you crazy

^ They will, in time. When adulthood hits.

 

Cerberus, I love your pet peeves. Just read through them all. Made me laugh quite uproariously.

 

They did? But those are only the tip of the iceberg!

 

In no particular order:

Modders/cheaters in games.

Racism. I like racist jokes and shit but if the person telling it actually thinks that a different race/religion is inferior then they're cunts. Same goes with jokes about diseased/crippled people.

Chinos.

People who interrupt you mid-sentence.

People who talk badly of shit they know nothing about. The EDL is a prime example of this.

The list goes on.
I'm a cunt though so I can't really say anything.

 

In no particular order:

Modders/cheaters in games.

Racism. I like racist jokes and shit but if the person telling it actually thinks that a different race/religion is inferior then they're cunts. Same goes with jokes about diseased/crippled people.
Before anyone says anything A JOKE IS A JOKE it doesn't mean anything.

People who are too sensitive about things like death. Death is a natural part of life so from my point of view things like abortion are perfectly acceptable.

Our fake freedom.

My corrupt government and fat cat bankers.

Chinos.

People who interrupt you mid-sentence.

People who talk badly of shit they know nothing about.

The English Defense League.

The list goes on.
I'm a cunt though so I can't really say anything.

I re-read comments and i'd share my own views on some points.

Animal cruelty - I believe in hunting for food but not for sport. But I agree with things like hitting a dog so it learns it's order in the 'pack' or to teach it a lesson (it's natural to them), trust me when I say this though my dog is the most loved member of our family and we'd never neglect it.

I think religion is stupid but If someone is religious I won't have anything against them.

Don't get me started on some of the kids nowadays. I'm still a kid myself but I look at these "chavs" as they're known as and just think how the hell do you live with a mind like that.
I also hate people that complain about the police arresting them and shit because they beat someone up for no reason.

Basically I just hate ignorance.

 

Seconded! But just to throw it out there; Rockstar handled this issue beautifully.

EDIT: You have a dog, Toshi? What breed, how old? Someone ought to start a Metro Pets-thread, by the way.

 

Sorry I posted twice in a row guys! It was accidental and I'm not sure how you delete posts.

I hope they fix the problems with modders in GTA5 when it's released.

My dog is a Patterdale crossed with a Jack Russel, he's called Alfie and he's 9 years old. He's got a slightly round belly now but that's because we really spoil him aha he loves alcohol and biscuits... It's my family, they're too soft.

I'll try and find a picture of him for you

We basically own our next door neighbours dog too, he comes round everyday and we feed him and walk him etc. He's a stunning Staffordshire Bull Terrier and is the softest yet the most excitable dog ever. He's called Jimmy and he's about 4-5 years old.

I like dogs but I wouldn't call my self a dog lover. Although i've always thought a dog should be a part of the family, part of the pack. Not an accessory.

 

My dog Alfie. I forgot to mention he's obsessed with playing with his ball.

 

Teachers who have a great English accent and when they say part of the sentence correctly but then mess up the grammar.

Friends who ask me for games.

Friends who try to troll me with their i7s but are always unsuccessful. They use such awesome processors as paperweights, there are so many things an i7 can do!

Camping snipers with semi-auto rifles.

Running and gunning noobs who get killed after making a kill.

Family.

Over-rated games.

 

Superior Spambots.

 

^ Yes! I'm not the only one who thought this when they came on to the forums today.

 

In Norwegian, the word "to" is "å". The word "and" is "Og". these two Norwegian words, "å" and "og" are pronounced exactly the same. A lot of Norwegians, especially teenagers that should know the difference about the two words, have never learned to use them correctly. Take an example: A guy writes in Norwegian "I have been on a party with Kevin and Nick". The person would use the word "og" when writing it in Norwegian, but a lot of Norwegians write "å" instead, which becomes: "I have been on a party with Kevin to Nick".

This just ticks me off. Especially when it's on Facebook. I see it every day, and these stupid teenagers on facebook still keeps messing up "og" and å over and over in extreme ammounts. I swear, it's killing me slowly!

 

^ Kind of like "you're" and "your" in English. Both meaning different things, yet the pronunciation is the same.

Oh and Skaara, you are a teenager. :fencing:

 

Yeah, just like you're and your in English.
I said teenagers because there almost always are teenagers. Grown-ups know the difference, and younger children are young enough to have an excuse to not have it printed on their brains like the teenagers does. I know that they don't mean anything bad by it, but it just drives me crazy.

 

And like "there", "they're" and "their" :boink:

 

Not to mention lære and lærer (Or any other verb, that can also be a profession) in danish. A "lærer" is a teacher, but the verb "at lære" (To learn) is also "lærer" in present tense. So when some douchebag on FB writes "Vores lære er mærkelig", it means "Our teach is weird". Flip tables.

 

It's the exact same in Norwegian, but I've never seen anyone mix that awfully...
And I got annoyed because of Å and OG? Boy, I'm glad I don't live in Denmark :sad: (I'm just kidding of course )

 

Cookies drive me crazy, they are soo good.

 

I always mix up words like: there, they're, their, your, you're. I'm sure people notice it. Especially in the role-play.