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Let’s hear the list.
Can I say people who haven’t learned to use apostrophes? (#29)
People who refuse to acknowledge that there’s a difference between halacha and chumra.
Noisy/ loud eaters!! slurping soup… chewing loudly etc….
oh and people who are rude….. not saying please/thank you….. going through other peoples things etc
The personal and very hurtful attacks here on the CR, anonymity does not excuse it.
In our house, the last person to pour soda leaves an ounce on the bottom of the bottle. It does not happen with OJ, not with milk, not with anything else. But for some reason, soda seems to have this phenom.
Also seems to happen with candy. The 1st 95% goes pretty fast, but the last piece or two just lingers. Does’nt happen with dried fruit or nuts or baked goods, though. No idea why, but the chocolate and candy just linger
GRRRR!
“Noisy/ loud eaters!! slurping soup… chewing loudly etc….”
I COMPLETELY agree.
when people leave a room and don’t close the door behind them.
greasy people
sac – where should you blow your nose?
people that are not smart, but are ambitious.
on the subject
when people take two or three pieces of kleenex, at one time, to blow their nose, apparently without considering that it costs the Shul money and someone has to go out and buy more kleenex
Jewish people acting as though they own the world especially in front of non-Jews.
Any other form of Chillul Hashem.
more on the subject
when someone takes a public box of kleenex to use as their personal shtender, necessitating anyone who wants some kleenex to walk further away or to disturb the shtender guy.
people who are obsessed with kleenex
the people that start eating from a kiddush before the bal simcha comes
drinking out of a bottle and putting it back in the fridge….
people that dont put away the shuls seforim after using them
People that like talking about Kleenex;)
When the girl and her parents are not on the same page, causing the shidduch to be broken off….
you are right brisker that is proper derech eretz
on the other hand
sometimes these people are makpid to fulfill the Mitzvah of eating on Shabbos before chatzoz
sometimes they are diabetic
sometimes they have family and guests waiting for them at home
sometimes they are plain ravenous after not having eaten all morning
sometimes the baalai simcha should be more considerate and go directly to Kiddush and shmooze there
mod 80 – Thats with all pet peeves somethings that urk us dont mean they are wrong! (I agree that there may be excuses/reasons)
Thanks Sac, yup, thats what happened to me.
Sac – so if one is learning with his chavrusa he should get up and leave just to blow his nose!?
if i may i think sac just means it should be done discreetly and not “in your face”
if youre sitting with a chavrusa just turn away when you blow your nose
i think thats what she means
( I use alot of public transportation.) after a long day, sitting on the ride home , you just wanna close your eyes and relax, and the pelephones start ringing quite loud, or pple themselves speaking very loudly.
Real-Brisker
Derech eretz kadma LaTorah…..?
Excuse yourself, turn away from the people you are facing, and blow your nose then.(My 6th grade Rebbi made sure that this was ingrained in all of us)
people that dont put away the shuls seforim after using them
that one gets me too
mod 80 – I thought so to untill she said to go to the bathroom to blow!
I think people just need to use basic decency, and sometimes think, “would I like it if someone else would do this to me ect…”?
when people hog two parking spots when there is only a limited amount
Some more pet peeves…
– creaking floorboards
– if someone constantly clicks their pen, shakes their feet, and whispers to themselves by tests
– when someone sings when I’m trying to study (yes, I know, it shouldn’t bother me but it does :))
– when people “talk to you” but text away the whole time
Wow, I never realized how many things annoy me! I gotta start working on this!
When people chew gum loudly and stinks up your car, room etc..
mod 80
as a person who donates the tissues, you’re right that always bothers me
you’re quote “when people take two or three pieces of kleenex, at one time”
what bothers me as well, when mods are posting while there are posts waiting to be approved, or emails to be answered 🙂 lol joking
How about, and I have heard this from both sides, waiting for an answer from the other side after a date if it will continue or not. I know how other people feel so I always give it right away or ask for a little more time if I need to think about it.
Peanut Butter:
Don’t the guys usually give an answer first?
I see alot of the threads in teh CR revolve around shidduchim!!
When people write the word ‘alot’ as one word. It’s 2 words: A lot. I don’t know why this drives me crazy, but it does.
Actually, now that I think about it, a lot of common spelling mistakes irk me…
their vs there vs they’re
your vs you’re
etc…
On the subject of kleenex. Once you use it (even if it IS 3-4 tissues and you throughly irked Mod-80) dont open it up to see whats inside. What are you expecting anyway?
Sac, I actually have done that, and been told the same, with a big smile on her face, and then find out the nxt day that it is a no go.
dunno,yes, but the girl sometimes decides to get back “later”.
If you know that it is a yes, say it!
And that goes with another peeve that I have.
Why do 2 mature(hopefully) people who are ready for marriage, have to play the game of “hard to get”? There are so many shadchannim who tell me when I say this, that this is how it is.
not I:
You bet! It’s the hot topic around here 🙂
when a meshulech shakes his coins in your face.
from seeing mod-80 worried about kleenex and seforim on shuls he’s not only a macher on ywn are you?
PLEEEESE approve this
apushatayid:
LOL!
Peanut Butter:
I definitely agree with that. Why wait?
not I
Yes, I guess that can be attributed to posters being in the “parsha”(I never really understood why you call it a parsha), or parents of kids in the “parsha”
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