Posted 7 years ago
weight don't matter....
don't make post topic about weight... I see a lot different view about woman...
don't make post topic about weight... I see a lot different view about woman...
What annoys you?
Posted 7 years ago
StreetThug wrote:weight don't matter....don't make post topic about weight... I see a lot different view about woman...
Uhm, okay? I wasn't talking to you, first of all. Second of all, it wasn't a topic. I made a post about things that annoy me. Third, not every woman is trying to impress you. Fourth, not all women lose weight for a man. Five, I'm a guy.
Posted 7 years ago
Xepther wrote:StreetThug wrote:weight don't matter....don't make post topic about weight... I see a lot different view about woman...
Uhm, okay? I wasn't talking to you, first of all. Second of all, it wasn't a topic. I made a post about things that annoy me. Third, not every woman is trying to impress you. Fourth, not all women lose weight for a man. Five, I'm a guy.
Lol good lawd. Well your both right in your own ways, lets play nice.
Posted 7 years ago
people who talk at the movies
Posted 7 years ago
What annoys me: Having to tell someone something twice or more times
Posted 6 years ago
It annoys me that there a people on imvu with noob avatars and i'm not talking about the new users nope i'm talking people who are there for like 5+ years.
Posted 6 years ago
'Haha' - fake laugh.
Posted 6 years ago
rude ignorant people annoy me:
It's like why do you bully people or have such a nasty attitude to someone who did nothing to you?
I dislike small balls like pearls and m&m's they're weird, I dont like the texture and it smells nasty
I don't like non open-minded people, I've encountered a lot of them and it's honestly getting on my nerves, I hate when people can't see from your pov.
Loud people annoy me, especially when you're in school and they're yelling at like 8 am in the morning, like hush please?
I dislike shedding especially from animals with hair not fur, because it makes my eyes itch really bad.
It's like why do you bully people or have such a nasty attitude to someone who did nothing to you?
I dislike small balls like pearls and m&m's they're weird, I dont like the texture and it smells nasty
I don't like non open-minded people, I've encountered a lot of them and it's honestly getting on my nerves, I hate when people can't see from your pov.
Loud people annoy me, especially when you're in school and they're yelling at like 8 am in the morning, like hush please?
I dislike shedding especially from animals with hair not fur, because it makes my eyes itch really bad.
Posted 6 years ago
It annoys me SO MUCH when parents use abusive or harmful disciplinary techniques on their children. For example, the classic “soap in the mouth”.
Parents usually use this when their child says a bad word or uses profanity. They take SOAP and pour some in the child's mouth and make them swallow it.
WAIT..
HOLD UP!
It CLEARLY says on the back of the label:
Warnings: For EXTERNAL use ONLY
Keep out of reach of CHILDREN
Does that sound like something kids should be ingesting?
Most parents who use this usually say, “Oh it’s not that big of a deal! It’s just a few drops or a half of a pump. It’s not going to kill them…”
IT’S A CHEMICAL! You just don’t do that, no matter how small or little the amount is. It’s still harmful in some way, if soap was edible then it would be sold as food! Not a cleaning product.
And yes, I’m talking to you parents out there that thinks it’s okay to do that, IT’S NOT! In fact, I’m going to go into some details in why it isn’t.
According to, Medical information and health advice you can trust., it states that: “If you swallow soap, there may be pain or swelling in your throat and on your lips and tongue. You may also experience symptoms of gastrointestinal distress. You may begin to vomit repeatedly, and you may vomit blood. You may also experience abdominal pain or have blood in your stool. Depending on the product that you ingested, you may also have burns in your esophagus.
In serious situations, you may have low blood pressure or your heart rate may drop rapidly and could collapse from contact with the chemicals.”
So there you have it!
You’re suppose to care for your children, not harm them! Instead of harmful methods like this, just try “timeouts”, groundings, or taking away toys and eliminating “play time”.
You can teach your child right from wrong without hurting them or their health
Parents usually use this when their child says a bad word or uses profanity. They take SOAP and pour some in the child's mouth and make them swallow it.
WAIT..
HOLD UP!
It CLEARLY says on the back of the label:
Warnings: For EXTERNAL use ONLY
Keep out of reach of CHILDREN
Does that sound like something kids should be ingesting?
Most parents who use this usually say, “Oh it’s not that big of a deal! It’s just a few drops or a half of a pump. It’s not going to kill them…”
IT’S A CHEMICAL! You just don’t do that, no matter how small or little the amount is. It’s still harmful in some way, if soap was edible then it would be sold as food! Not a cleaning product.
And yes, I’m talking to you parents out there that thinks it’s okay to do that, IT’S NOT! In fact, I’m going to go into some details in why it isn’t.
According to, Medical information and health advice you can trust., it states that: “If you swallow soap, there may be pain or swelling in your throat and on your lips and tongue. You may also experience symptoms of gastrointestinal distress. You may begin to vomit repeatedly, and you may vomit blood. You may also experience abdominal pain or have blood in your stool. Depending on the product that you ingested, you may also have burns in your esophagus.
In serious situations, you may have low blood pressure or your heart rate may drop rapidly and could collapse from contact with the chemicals.”
So there you have it!
You’re suppose to care for your children, not harm them! Instead of harmful methods like this, just try “timeouts”, groundings, or taking away toys and eliminating “play time”.
You can teach your child right from wrong without hurting them or their health
Posted 6 years ago
1. When my phone Battery is dying.
2. People driving close behind you
3. People who smell
4. People who eat with their mouth open
5. Rude shop assistants
6. Foreign call centres
7. Stepping in dog poo
8. People who cough and do not cover their mouths
9. Slow internet connections
10. Poor customer service
11. Dog owners that don't clean up after their dog
12. Noisy Eaters
13. Cold-callers
14. Door-to-door salesman
15. Stubbing your toe
16. Bullying
17. Computer crashing losing work you've spent three hours doing
18. People who talk loudly on their mobile phones
19. Spam email
20. The nation's obsession with Z-list celebrities
21. Leaving a tissue in a pocket and putting it in a washing machine
22. Driving slow in the fast lane
23. Adverts in between programmes
24. Toilets you have to pay for
25. The nation's obsession with the Katie & Peter split saga
26. People reading over your shoulder
27. People that park in disabled bays when they're not disabled
28. Brownnosers
29. People who complain about their weight yet make no effort to exercise or eat properly
30. People jumping the queue at the bar
31. Junk mail
32. Tailgaters
33. Big Brother
34. Muggers
35. MPs' expenses
36. Stepping in chewing gum
37. Pricey train fares
38. People who walk painfully slowly on the street
39. Noisy neighbours
40. People who sniff and don't use a tissue
41. Sweating
42. Binge drinking culture
43. Feeling bloated
44. The recession
45. Delays at the airport
46. Automated phone systems
47. Smoking
48. Road rage
49. People that have their mobile turned off when you really need to get in contact with them
50. Running out of toilet roll
51. Coverage of Michael Jackson's death
52. Reality TV
53. Flies
54. Finding a flat tyre
55. Parking costs
56. Bossiness
57. Rubbish opening times to doctors, dentists
58. When your washing machine breaks down
59. Politicians
60. Paper cuts
61. Buses not arriving on time
62. Singers who mime
63. People who can't park properly
64. Over packaged kids toys
65. Diarrhoea
66. Constipation
67. Text message speak
68. Bad hair days
69. Getting something in your eye
70. The hot water running out when you're running a bath
71. People who drive in the middle lane of motorways
72. People who mumble
73. Slow traffic lights
74. Cashiers giving you your change on top of a receipt
75. Cramp
76. Reading about Brad Pitt/Jennifer Aniston saga
77. Unpredictable weather
78. Cars blocking pedestrian crossings
79. Adult acne
80. People who are not polite in emails
81. Yo-yo dieting celebs
82. Trying to find the end of the sticking tape or toilet roll
83. Pimped up cars
84. Traffic wardens
85. Losing your passport
86. Running out of petrol
87. Burning your toast
88. Sunburn
89. iPhone obsessives
90. Celebrity fitness DVDs
91. People addicted to watching soaps
92. Breaking a nail
93. Bankers
94. PDA (public displays of affection)
95. Under performance
96. Someone altering your seat height at work
97. People who don't remove their shoes in the house
98. Children at weddings
99. Hot weather when you're not on holiday
100. Sports commentary
2. People driving close behind you
3. People who smell
4. People who eat with their mouth open
5. Rude shop assistants
6. Foreign call centres
7. Stepping in dog poo
8. People who cough and do not cover their mouths
9. Slow internet connections
10. Poor customer service
11. Dog owners that don't clean up after their dog
12. Noisy Eaters
13. Cold-callers
14. Door-to-door salesman
15. Stubbing your toe
16. Bullying
17. Computer crashing losing work you've spent three hours doing
18. People who talk loudly on their mobile phones
19. Spam email
20. The nation's obsession with Z-list celebrities
21. Leaving a tissue in a pocket and putting it in a washing machine
22. Driving slow in the fast lane
23. Adverts in between programmes
24. Toilets you have to pay for
25. The nation's obsession with the Katie & Peter split saga
26. People reading over your shoulder
27. People that park in disabled bays when they're not disabled
28. Brownnosers
29. People who complain about their weight yet make no effort to exercise or eat properly
30. People jumping the queue at the bar
31. Junk mail
32. Tailgaters
33. Big Brother
34. Muggers
35. MPs' expenses
36. Stepping in chewing gum
37. Pricey train fares
38. People who walk painfully slowly on the street
39. Noisy neighbours
40. People who sniff and don't use a tissue
41. Sweating
42. Binge drinking culture
43. Feeling bloated
44. The recession
45. Delays at the airport
46. Automated phone systems
47. Smoking
48. Road rage
49. People that have their mobile turned off when you really need to get in contact with them
50. Running out of toilet roll
51. Coverage of Michael Jackson's death
52. Reality TV
53. Flies
54. Finding a flat tyre
55. Parking costs
56. Bossiness
57. Rubbish opening times to doctors, dentists
58. When your washing machine breaks down
59. Politicians
60. Paper cuts
61. Buses not arriving on time
62. Singers who mime
63. People who can't park properly
64. Over packaged kids toys
65. Diarrhoea
66. Constipation
67. Text message speak
68. Bad hair days
69. Getting something in your eye
70. The hot water running out when you're running a bath
71. People who drive in the middle lane of motorways
72. People who mumble
73. Slow traffic lights
74. Cashiers giving you your change on top of a receipt
75. Cramp
76. Reading about Brad Pitt/Jennifer Aniston saga
77. Unpredictable weather
78. Cars blocking pedestrian crossings
79. Adult acne
80. People who are not polite in emails
81. Yo-yo dieting celebs
82. Trying to find the end of the sticking tape or toilet roll
83. Pimped up cars
84. Traffic wardens
85. Losing your passport
86. Running out of petrol
87. Burning your toast
88. Sunburn
89. iPhone obsessives
90. Celebrity fitness DVDs
91. People addicted to watching soaps
92. Breaking a nail
93. Bankers
94. PDA (public displays of affection)
95. Under performance
96. Someone altering your seat height at work
97. People who don't remove their shoes in the house
98. Children at weddings
99. Hot weather when you're not on holiday
100. Sports commentary