I'm also annoyed when people leave the toilet seat up.
I had to smile on that one...
I'm also annoyed when people leave the toilet seat up.
Oh lol yeah, overnight fad Bisexuals *lmao* i hate those too. I'm open with my sexuality if someone asks, but people who feel the need to wear it above their head like some kinda hottopic beanie hat, it's sad. I mean do straight people go around parading that they are straight? e_e; bleh
I do that too. To stress something, extra letters are fine; I can understand the use. With random typing, though, it makes it hard to read.Outside of communication, what if someone adds extra letters to a song's lyrics just to know how to stress the words properly? I'm...guilty of doing that to random songs that come to mind (most recently, "Magical Dreamers" from Chrono Cross getting some self-made lyrics...which I consider pretty bad XP).
"Two men walk into a bar. The third one ducks."
I forgot the best part of the story. After three days of the four of us trying to explain the joke to my friend, she said simply:-starts cracking up-
I hate drying my hair, too. What stinks is that if I don't dry it, I end up having a giant triangle around my head. Stupid poofy hair.Also hate motivating myself to dry my hair. It takes too much effort.
Funny thing. I never knew what a Mary-Sue was when first started writing fanfiction. Found out too late and poor Ms. Destine is suffering from some symptoms (like learning something quick...but I did try to make her realistic). :/ Frickin' Sly Cooper thing. Though now, I'm compensating with the only scapegoats I have (like her costume and a certain plot twist around Rajan's palace) and so far, I think I'm saving the OC from drowning into Mary-Sue Lake.1. Mary sues. They're really annoying by being perfect. They're good at everything and they're so pretty that even bad guys fall in love with her. Plus, they have really long names that NO one can pronounce. Also, they ALWAYS have dark or tragic pasts. That, and they kill the "Nobody is perfect" phrase.
A agree that excessively perfect characters can be annyoing, but a balance needs to exsist. Why should a fancharacter be totally divorced from the real characters' world? As long as a rational connection is made without too much baring on the main polt (Like saying that someone's fanmaren killed Reala or something), then I'm ok with it.1. Mary sues. They're really annoying by being perfect. They're good at everything and they're so pretty that even bad guys fall in love with her. Plus, they have really long names that NO one can pronounce. Also, they ALWAYS have dark or tragic pasts. That, and they kill the "Nobody is perfect" phrase.
Yes. Taratino coated it in chocolate before filming.movie actors that don't know how to use a sword/knife
What the blazes is she trying to do!? Eat the damn blade!?
Ah. That can be a bit irritating. I can help a bit though. One thing I've found out is that the title can say a lot about a story.I hate titles. Everything time I think of something, I find that it's already been done. D:
Another pet peeve I have is seeing Naruto, Inuyasha, Bleach, or One Piece characters at the top of anime websites. I know it's very immature of me but I'd much rather see a least popular anime like Claymore, Jin-Roh, or Battle Angel Agita at the top for once. Maybe some people will be like, "Hey what's that show?" and then they'll go looking for the answer.
I agree, people get WAY too worked up about sports. It's OK to like them, play a sport for fun, or watch it on TV sometimes. But when people go yelling at the TV screen and explaining every little detail about the game, it's ridiculous. My grandpa gets so worked up about it, it's sickening.3 - People who worship sports, and criticize you if you're not involved in one. American Football, for example. Seriously, has anyone ever SEEN a more pointless sport? I'm not INVOLVED in sports, nor do I follow them, because the vast majority are huge d*ck-waving competitions which make childish jocks out of thinking adults.
On the other hand, if you admit to liking motor-racing, like Rally or Gran Prix (NOT the inanity that is NASCAR), people look at you like a martian.
In the same vein: those parents that I see buy their kids whatever random game that the kid picks up in GameStop. The parents don't know anything about it, the kids don't know anything about it, and they're just hoping that it'll be a fun and appropriate game. The parents seem to think that these are like the action figures, toy planes, dolls, etc., but they're not. You can't just look at them and tell if they're "right." You have to at least watch it in action before you know for sure. YouTube, anyone? Also, I do have to wonder at the adults who will try to figure out what games to get kids without asking someone more knowledgeable for help. "Let's see...She likes those Professor games...Yes, those games, Professor Layton..." "She has them already, dear." "Oh, darn...Oh, look there's a Nintendogs game. Maybe she'll like that." I wasn't sure whether to laugh or to mention that Nintendogs was not nearly as intellectually stimulating as Professor Layton. In the end, I kept silent because, well, most people shopping for a gift probably wouldn't like a stranger who's not an employee coming up and telling them what to buy.9 - People who criticize all videogames as being ultra-violent and solely aimed at kids under 18, a statistic which has long been proven incorrect, and that they should be completely banned. I'm sorry, but under freedom of expression, that can't be done. These people seem to be willfully ignorant of the fact that there IS a fairly competent rating system for videogames which is DESIGNED to keep inappropriate games OUT of the hands of minors. However, obviously, parents just disregard it and buy whatever game their kids ask for, rather than actually doing some RESEARCH, which is EASIER THAN EVER THESE DAYS.
Italian soda is grounds for mockery. There's a particular apertif called Beverly, and I think it might be pure sour and bitter in liquid form. Deport the junk to Eyetaly. D:-People who pronounce Italian soda Eye-talian soda. (from the country of Eyetaly I guess)
Maybe it's because parents have no idea what they are doing. I have heard of young kids at the recent Nightmare on Elm Street remake. What's next, a 3-year old field trip to "I Spit on Your Grave"?5. - Children who think fighting is a form of play. Seriously, when we visited a summer camp where my mom used to go for an event, someone had taken their ten-year-old along. The kid tackled and beat up my brother for no reason, then looked confused when I yelled at him to stop. Apparently he thought it was all a game.
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