Just those silly little things in life that you do/others do that bug the everliving crap out of you.

Mine has to be when people don't talk their age. It's okay if you're playing around or something, but if you're in your teens walking around talking like you're three, it's not freaking cute.

Also, when someone asks you something and you say no, and then they run off to someone they know will say yes (like when the kids I help babysit want to play video games and we say no and then they run off to their mommy)

I miss speak all the time and it bugs me. I can write well but if I try to talk I stummble and stutter because I get ahead of myself.

I hate it when people tap their feet/hand/pen/ect. The repetitive movment/vibration just irks me to death. I don't like it because it makes me all jitery too, and I like to stay calm.

And people who wear strong perfume/smell strongly. It makes me alegic and sick. D:

I hate it when people sing along to songs. It just bugs the crap out of me.

Especially when it's the wrong words.

When people start singing. Not all the time, just when I'm in a bad mood or trying to concentrate on reading. It's really hard because one of my friends always has a song stuck in her head, so she randomly sing them. It's more annoying when it's quiet since my ears like listening to quiet sounds more than loud ones. At times like that I just want to tell her to shut up, but I can't so I usually just walk away and then later I have to deal with her wondering why I left and everything. Woah, that was long...

Also, I feel about opposite of Kelli. The repeated sound of tapping usually calms me, but it always get frustrated when I find myself doing it because I worry that I will annoy other people. However, I actually found a way to tap my pencil without making any noise, so that's resolved I just felt like putting it down.

O-kay. Time to stop. I could probably go on for awhile, but I shouldn't. Oh, and I agree with Kelli, strong perfume is very annoying and it makes me dizzy.

I find the need to add this because it is one of my biggest pet peeves even though I know a lot of the time people cannot help it because they are misinformed. I hate knowing that people are wrong and not being able to do anything about it. I have a habit of eavesdropping and it irks me when someone says something I know for sure is wrong and I cannot correct them because I barely know them and it would betray the fact I was eavesdropping. Though, I don't eavesdrop purposely, it just happens because I have issues with tuning things out. The worst is always "Can I go to the bathroom?". Depending on how outgoing I'm feeling and how close I was to the speaker, sometimes I do correct them. Other times it's just under my breath. Lastly, one specific incident that irks me was when one of my classmates had his head down on his textbook and my teacher said "Oh. Going to learn through osmosis are we?" That made me furiously mutter under my breath about the difference between osmosis and diffusion. It also made the kid behind me laugh because he could hear me and he is also one of the most intelligent people I know, so yeah. I really should stop. Now.

I hate when people use chatspeak irl like actually saying "LOL" or when people spell it as "el-oh-ell" I hate when people say "ish" or "meh" or add an "eh"/"chan" to the end of their name YOU ARE NOT CUTE.

I hate when people are chewing gum and they just feel the need to broadcast that they're chewing gum by smacking it, or by playing with it so that you can see it.

Both of those things totally annoy me, but then again most of the people I hang out with don't do that sorta thing. Another thing that totally irritates me is when my sisters blare their music in their rooms so loud that I can barely hear what I'm doing. Or someone blaring their music very loudly when I have a major headache.

People smoking in very public places also seriously bothers me because I tend to have bad allergies & trouble breathing around smoke. Same thing with strong perfumes, which also typically give me a major headache.

It irks me when I bring a friend to the movies and through the WHOLE thing they decide to run commentary. It's alright for a few comments, but it's just plain annoying and rude to others around you to critique everything.