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Steo wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 7:48 am Oh and another thing that annoys me is attention seekers or drama queens. Like people overreacting over little things and making them out to be worse than they really are, just for some attention or sympathy. Things such as grazing yourself and saying "OMG HELP! IT'S GOING TO NEED AT LEAST 10 STITCHES! I THINK I'M GONNA BLEED OUT!"

so I’m not the only one suffering from that

I think it's just normal to be annoyed by that. Some aren't though and what they do is try outdo each other, by giving their dramatic/tragic stories in attempt to say "I'm worse off than you are"

I know that feeling.

Another thing that annoys me is when mothers compare their kids to other kids. Like how they say how this other kid and that other kid is so much better than them when doing this is just pointless and it really annoys me because no one is better than anyone; everyone was created equal. And another reason it annoys me is because it can make their kids feel bad and jealous of that other kid the mom was talking about when they shouldn't because they're human like everyone else and everyone makes mistakes and everyone gets a bad grade at some point in their life so yeah.

That's only understandable to me if the other kid is a troublemaker and the parents tell them they're so well behaved compared to them. Even then they don't need to compare, but it's not as bad as flat out saying you're better than that guy.

I think it's stuff like that which can make a person grow up to be a bit of an asshole then, thinking they're better than everyone else.

When I hear idiots make cries of monkeys in the night.

Another thing that annoys me is that stupid fake Irish accent everybody uses on TV. I know what Americans sound like, but they seem to think we're a bunch of leprechauns looking for our pots of gold at the end of the rainbow.

I have never heard an Irish person say "top o' the mornin' to ya" and I have no idea why people think it's a thing.

Steo wrote: ↑Fri Nov 30, 2018 7:44 pm Another thing that annoys me is that stupid fake Irish accent everybody uses on TV. I know what Americans sound like, but they seem to think we're a bunch of leprechauns looking for our pots of gold at the end of the rainbow.

I have never heard an Irish person say "top o' the mornin' to ya" and I have no idea why people think it's a thing.

Jacksepticeye says that every time at every beginning of a video and he's Irish...

Well I guess there's a first time for everything.

It's not a very common phrase because I've never used it in real life conversations and either has anyone else I know. Aside from that, the fake leprechaun like accent really annoys me because it's stupid.

EDIT: He probably just says it for a laugh because of the stereotype.

Yeah, there's no Irish phrase that could translate as "top o' the morning" or anything like that, so it's probably an invention. By whom, I don't really know…

Also yes, any Irish person who does say it is only doing so ironically.

Thank you for clarifying that Plum. Now people won't assume I'm a liar.

The only Irish stereotype that is even remotely true, is that we drink a lot (that doesn't mean everyone does), but then I'm sure a lot of other countries do that too.

Steo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 01, 2018 11:35 pm Thank you for clarifying that Plum. Now people won't assume I'm a liar.

The only Irish stereotype that is even remotely true, is that we drink a lot (that doesn't mean everyone does), but then I'm sure a lot of other countries do that too.

I didn't assume you were one because I know you're honest, it was just weird for me.

A thing that really bothers me is when people tell you to "calm down" or "don't care about it" when you're angry for a valid reason. I mean there's not one person on Earth who can calm down when they're angry just because someone told them. In fact, that will piss them off even more. Also, I don't think even the person who says these things can calm down instantly when they're angry. It just doesn't work like that. People need time to let go of the thing that's annoying or bothering them. It's like a scar, only a "mental" scar that works in the same way as a physical scar but heals faster.

I used to get that too, but if the person isn't being aggressive when telling you to calm down, it shouldn't anger you and they're probably right anyway.

That's understandable in a way, though I know the majority of people wouldn't actually calm down if they're fuming over something, even if they're the ones who are wrong.

Anyway while I'm here, people who pretend to know what they're talking about is another one. Even though they know well that they don't understand a word of it, they try pretend they're an expert in the subject.

I used to be a very good example of that but I've actually calmed down a lot.

Hunchman801 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 11, 2018 7:40 pm I used to be a very good example of that but I've actually calmed down a lot.

I've been very guilty of it at times myself.

Hunchman801 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 11, 2018 7:30 pm I used to get that too, but if the person isn't being aggressive when telling you to calm down, it shouldn't anger you and they're probably right anyway.

Oh yeah, I didn't specify that, sorry. One of my classmates was aggressively telling me to calm down one time after he drove me mad. But yeah.

Also, nice Santa rank, Steo! I like it a lot!

Aaron wrote: ↑Tue Dec 11, 2018 8:15 pm Also, nice Santa rank, Steo! I like it a lot!

Thanks.

I had the idea last night and just made it to see how it looked. I wasn't sure about it, but Hunch allowed me to use it. Thanks Hunch!

It's Christmas after all, I couldn't say no.

Hunch is just too cool.

I just want to seem festive, which is why my sig is limited to a Christmas one for now also.