Thing that just piss you off for one reason or another

****, I must admit, am guilty of that. BUT, I've learn from that experience and will never do it again.
 
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Well, in that case, the parents piss me off. No matter how rich you are, you should still teach your kids how to succeed in life without you. I totally respect the people who are better off financially, but still find it important to make their kids do chores and mow lawns to make them work harder and develop character.

Yeah, I agree with you. If rich parents were as smarter than any other parents, then they would have stop spending time being so damn "busy" about their "business" and spending more time with their kids.:disappoin :disappoin
 
What pisses me off are:
Ignorant people.
People who complain a lot.
People who can't do anything themselves just because they don't want to.
People who think that world revolves around them.(In real life, not in tv).
People who trample on other people's rights.
People who think that they are above everyone just because they have money.
People who make fun of people who watch tokusatsus(american or asian), anything Japanese, or anime.
Adults who seriously underestimate, criticize(although sometimes we deserve it), or ignore younger people.
People who betray people's trust. It pisses me off even more when they actually enjoy doing that.
And finally, People who make fun of mentally challenged people. This always strikes a nerve with me and when people do it constantly, it pisses me off beyond belief.
 
People with RIDICULOUSLY loud music in their earphones OR car piss me off. It's really annoying.

Sometimes I'm at the library at school working on the computer and some asshole sits next to me and his earphones can actually cover the sound of MY earphones!!! Do you realize how LOUD the music must be?!

The other day in the bus there was a guy sitting next to the back door with earphones on. The music was so loud the DRIVER up front complained about it!! THE DRIVER for god sake!!

What the hell is the point of that music being so loud anyway? Does it make it sound better or something?

Then there's jackasses and their car stereo. My mom's place is right next to a lake's beach and next to the street with the most commonly used access point. In summer there's always a bunch of annoying teenagers who have nothing better to do in that lost hole than to drive down there with their car stereo super loud, park there and slam their doors to go on the floating pier and yak away super loudly (HEY IDIOTS! The night over a lake carry sounds better!). The beach is closed at 10 PM and the security is way too lax lately.

On night at 1 AM some bozo parked his car outside. I could hear the music coming out the car and into my room through the CLOSED WINDOW. I got up and went to rightfully complain. It was frickin' 1 AM damnit!

Worse was that one night were we could actually hear the party on the otherside of the lake! THROUGH THE CLOSED WINDOWS!

Damn it people! Have a little respect, if not for others, at least your frickin' eardrums!!
 
I totally agree with Undrave about the loud music thing. Though it doesn't exactly anger me, but I find it extremely stupid that they play it so loud.
 
I find it extremely rude too.

Another thing that is pissing me off right now are Canadian retailers who keep charging us more than Americans for stuff like DVDs, books and video games even though the Canadian Dollar is now worth around 1,05 US! It's just innexcusable to find ourselves conned out of about 5 to 10 dollars out of every 20 we spend!

I got Pokémon FireRed (Player's Choice) in NYC for 19,99 plus taxes (which are at 8,375% I think in New York) while here it costs 24,99 plus taxes (which in Quebec,with the provincial tax in addition to the GST, total 13,75%!!). That's just the easy exemple I could find.

Transformers the Movie I heard is at 15 $ in the US? 19,99 here.

Kamen Rider the First available between 15 and 20$? Used to be 26,99 on Amazon.ca before being reduced 21,59.

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I even heard of tons of Canadians crossing the border to buy their cars. I can't begin to imagine how much price discrepancy there is on a CAR!
 
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I even heard of tons of Canadians crossing the border to buy their cars. I can't begin to imagine how much price discrepancy there is on a CAR!
From the stories I've heard, depending on if the car is new or used, the difference can be as much as 5 thousand (though usually not quite that high).
 

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