What can't you stand?

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Background noise.
Children screaming their lungs out at the Supermarket when they aren't allowed candy.
People being impolite or rude for no reason.
That powder inside plastic gloves (Yes, they make us wear those in school when we help out in the kitchen. That freakin' powder inside the gloves drives me insane, why won't they buy powder-free gloves instead?? )

I have a lot of "can't stand issues" but these were the ones that came to mind right now....

Not being able to get enough sleep.

Can't stand my life being in limbo like it is right now. Everything's uncertain. Will the rent be paid? Arrgghh!!

Being misunderstood, in general.

Noise when I try to focus.

When my mom calls me saying she wants the compy.

I really truly hate it when people won't take no for an answer.

So many trees being cut down in my town.

The city government wants us to save water, and is pressuring everyone to tear out their lawns, replace the grass with piles of rocks, and plant cacti and scrawny palm trees.

The whole town looks depressing and dead.


Sylkat

When people say that I'm confusing when I feel that everything I say about myself is plain, simple and to the point.

This may not be a nice thing to say but I find it really annoying when an obese person chooses to squeeze him-/herself into the narrow empty seat space between me and someone else on the train. I really don't like feeling the soft warm body push hard against me.

Waking up too late.

Two words: VERTICAL VIDEOS.

-Commercials. I sincerely believe they are run by an extremely evil empire that threatens to send all of us into severe mental illness so they can take over the world.

-I especially hate commercials this time of year for cold/flu/whatever medicine that feature some person who literally looks like death, and then they take the stupid drug and suddenly they're at work acting like they've been restored to life. Cold medicine may make your symptoms temporarily more tolerable but they will not cure you! And you should not be going to work or other public places while sick and highly contagious. The very thought makes my blood boil.

-Religious people who think Halloween is evil and that no Christian person (like myself) should have anything to do with it (It's my favorite holiday), and that it should be banned everywhere. Apparently, when people fall asleep in church it's not because of the long, monotonous sermon or the fact that they had to get up early on a weekend morning, but because of Halloween. Seriously. Well then I guess we should get rid of Christmas since it supposedly is originally a pagan holiday. And yet everyone seems to like Easter. I never hear anyone complain even if they are not Christian about it. Maybe because it's in the spring, and the pretty pastel colors and cute bunnies and flowers and chocolate and ... la la la.

-People who negatively label or stereotype other people just because they hate something the other person likes. Such as saying all males who like a certain cartoon who's target audience is female are all gay or freaks. Of course you don't hear that kind of hating as much when girls like a cartoon aimed at boys, such as nearly every one that features robots or superheros, but that's because "girl stuff" is still believed

-People who really hate cats or abuse them. I don't like it when people who hate abuse all animals, but yeah, I'm a cat freak.

-People who won't stop coughing in public, even though I know they can't help it. But I just want to throw some Halls at them! Plus a lot of people where I live smoke like chimneys so that's partly to blame for it.

-People who keep making that disgusting "HWOCK" sound to clear their throat. My grandmother did this a lot when she was over this Christmas Eve because she was getting over a cold, but I'd rather eat dirt than say anything nasty to my own grandmother.

-People who don't know what something is, but instead of just admitting they don't know or asking what it means they pretend that they do know, because they're afraid they'll look stupid, but then they nearly always end up looking a lot more stupid than if they admitted they didn't know.

BTW, what does "twerking" mean? Something to do with Twitter? And yes, I did notice most of my dislikes all started with "people who..."

Here in the south, people who say "I forget" or "I'm fixin' to." Even worse was the photographer who asked me, "Ready to get yer pitcher made?" I mean, if I had wanted some limeade, I would've just gone somewhere else.