Nobody can get away with a purple suit. They think they can but they all look like a clown or the Joker. People just think they can because their friends tell them they have "style". This guy looks like a jackass.

You mean correctly? You probably don't pronounce the t in gift either, do you? That pisses me off.

no, incorrectly. the t in often is silent

and of course i pronounce the t in gift. how else would you say the word?

Haha, currently spiraling down the Internet hole on "often" pronunciations.

http://www.dailywritingtips.com/how-...onounce-often/

Dollarshaveclub.com

People who pronounce idea like idear

tell it to this guy:

+1. In 2008, white people on tv started saying Obama had swagger. It's been going downhill since then.

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I swear I feel like that update pops up too frequently, it also annoys the **** out of me that they try to sneak in the "ask toolbar" installation during every update.

Ask really pisses me off. Even more than Google.

Those giant face posters people bring to college basketball games

At ASU, the students don't actually bring them, but someone involved in the gameday experience hands them out before the game and the students get some gift card or something for holding them up during breaks in the action.

The Eagles

Being around people eating wings. Chicken tenders? Dont care. Fried chicken sandwich? Go for it. Somehow watching people guzzle down dozens of wings completely covered in ranch or whatever while licking their fingers constantly makes me rage unlike any other meal.

People eating pizza or french fries with a knife and fork. **** those dainty mother****ers.

+1

FYP

tanned tho

People who try to argue why their preferred genre of music is better than yours.

**** off

^ Wrong thread.

The fact that a company like Apple can put out new iPads every seven months, but is apparently unable or unwilling to design a non-AIDS native podcast app that is actually capable of playing podcasts without crashing.

the walking dead

People who describe themselves as "old souls"

+1, same with other forms of art/entertainment.

— Those discussions where people do nothing but rank various works (by arranging them in a horizontal list with lots of greater-than signs) and get rustled when others' tastes don't align with theirs.

— Any art/entertainment "criticism" that provides little more than a value judgment.

— The overuse of the word pacing, which is quickly becoming the "Correlation does not imply causation" of casual TV/film discussions.

— Likewise, over-nitpicking of plot holes and external consistency.

— The term character study (as in "[X show] is a character study"). It's like the perfect bite-size representation of that insidious thing where people elevate fiction's "significance" over the experience it provides (or at least are a lot more willing to discuss the former than the nuts and bolts of the latter). Besides, it's such a sterile, clinical-sounding term.

+2 but shouldn't people being arrogant dbags piss you off?

Nah. I'm supposed to ignore it, at least when it's just the internet.