probably newhizzle's gimmick

When I'm turning right and a car waiting to come out doesn't go until I've turned. Respect my blinker!

Good one, as that definitely shouldn't piss you off. I've witnessed way too many accidents in this situation.

I don't trust you or your blinker.


Thread submission: yellow on white.

I posted this one years ago....but you made the effort of a drawing.

Getting a new bottle of shampoo and it has a foil cover under the lid and you can't peel it off because you're wet in the shower and then you say **** it, I'll just rinse my hair without shampoo, and then the next day you're in the exact same predicament because you forgot about what happened during your last shower.

Yup, earned it this summer.....was not the main event tho

Air purifying masks for just walking around downtown.

I don’t know if they work or really care.

Adults vaping

Don't know why this bugs me, but newer cars with LED lighting.....

When the daytime running lights are on and someone puts their blinker on. That side's running lights turn off. I don't have OCD or anything so I don't know why it irritates me so much seeing one set of lights on and the other off.

^^^^^

That is extremely irritating.

+2

My car alternates between the LED daytime and LED blinker that is in the same location, which I like.

How after I get my hair cut I always use too much shampoo the first time I wash it.

i even make this mistake on the times i've shaved my head

Good one. Only picked up on it a few days ago and it pissed me off as well.

People who write their name using their middle initial or initialise their first and middle name.

W.C. Fields
J.D. Salinger
Arthur C. Clarke

I will give leeway to those in big families with relatives with same first name and surname, those working for places with more than employee of the same first name/surname or artistic naming purposes. That's because I'm generous.

Otherwise it pisses me off.

JC Tran?

Stephen A(hole) Smith

People that name their kid after themselves. Get over yourself.

My nephew is the "third". I call him Trey.

I call my ex-wife's newest husband "quatro" for similar reasons.

"It is really weird that she only married guys named Brian" would not be how this is similar.

Upon further reflection, it actually isn't similar at all.

I always found "junior" to be narcissist, but once you get there, "the third" is family tradition. I've always felt mildly guilty that I don't want kids, so my family's tradition ends at five.

i have friend who is the 4th, he says if he were his dad he would have cut it off but once you're at 4 generations, you're kind of the turd in the punch bowl breaking it off

it's more common than you'd expect though, people tend to leave it off non official documents because of connotations of snobbery and adopt an informal name so they are called something completely different from their dad etc

for example, we see it a lot more now in professional sports but the practice is not on the rise, just the amount of people willing to tack on III or IV to their jersey

but yeah, I think it takes a special kind of person to start it and call someone their son jr, don't think i could ever do that myself

Definitely this. I use my suffix only when trying to intimidate CEOs or get in to Harvard.

I'm not from the US. I didn't realise it had such connotations. Is there a difference in use between the south and the rest of the US?

Worse: "Jr." or "II" that's become somewhat popular?

Cowboy poetry.