Pet Peeves
Everyone has pet peeves, but I take this to a bit of an extreme and label mine as severe mental breakdowns. Note to self: look-up the psychological equivalent of pet peeves. Just so that everyone is crystal clear about the things in my life that piss me off, I decided to compile a quite extensive list.
- Folks who work at fast-food joints. (You’re not professional chefs. Don’t claim to be.)
- Slackers who work desk jobs or jobs where they don’t do anything that claim that they have the hardest/most tiring/most strenous job in the world. (Until you have worked 24 to 48 hour shifts doing anything, keep your mouth shut.)
- Multi-million dollar ad campaigns and commercials about starving kids in the world. (If they were really trying to help the starving kids, they’d have already donated the millions of dollars spent on advertising in the first place.)
- People who criticise me for being born with a silver spoon in my mouth. (It’s not my fault; I don’t flaunt it anyhow.)
- Prejudicial opinions. (If you don’t understand something, don’t judge something based upon your lack of knowledge or understanding.)
- Pedophiles and child molesters. (As a child, I was a victim of these kinds of people.)
- Terrorists. (While not as bad as pedophiles, they still suck.)
- Cocky people. (You’re not the best. Stop playing yourself off as such.)
- Hannah Montana. (She’s young, talented, and cute(?). She’s a girl who gets soo much attention that she’s starting to take over. Please, stop taking over.)
- Britney Spears. (I do not need to see your crotch every time you exit an automobile.)
- The list goes on and on…
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