Pet Peeves..............

[banker_frank]

What small things do you consider rude in real life and on line?

[spathiphyllum]

arrogance

[aelmpvw]

queue jumpers

[Rockrose]

Asking endless questions and rarely responding

[spathiphyllum]

People coming onto threads to be salty and malicious instead of just getting on with their days not being a negative nanny to anonymous people online.

[Rockrose]

people who claim to be one thing but are caught out so many times they hide behind 'words'

[anneasquith]

Lies, lies, and lies .

[spathiphyllum]

LOL, i think u've got problems. go enjoy your day you juvenile nuisance

[naomi24]

Lies.

[banker_frank]

Saying 'I want' or 'Give me' instead of 'Please can I have'

Jumping Queues

Cutting you off in mid sentence to say hello to someone else or answer their phone

Forum users whose sole intentions when contributing to a thread is to make unhelpful,sarcastic comments directed towards the OP or the subject matter.

[woofgang]

treating people as things

[Tilly2]

People who say, 'Please can I have?' instead of 'Please may I have?'
:-)

[banker_frank]

'What small things that people do, would you consider rude in real life and on line'

Feel free to correct any grammar issues (that's another thing I consider rude)

[Tilly2]

Did you miss the smile?

[Calicogirl]

Unsolicited 'advice'. For that read 'I am going to tell you what I think about such and such that I am 100% sure you don't need or want to hear but I'm going to do it anyway because I am so arrogant that only my desire to hurt and upset you matters because I have issues'.

People who don't say thanks you when other people do things for them ( hold doors open, make them tea, help them with something).

People who think they are better than someone else by virtue of their social status, race, profession, religion- whatever.

[Milo2]

People who glued to their phones, even when they are in company. The phone seems to be much more important than the people they are with.

[retrocop]

Men and boys wearing a cap/hat whilst at a dining table. Old men wearing baseball caps and young men wearing baseball caps back to front.

[spathiphyllum]

you feel that people wearing a baseball cap back to frant is rude? What if they have a sun burnt neck? Or hair they wish to keep out of their face whilst also proving sun protection?

[spathiphyllum]

What if old men wish to keep the sun out their eyes?

I can understand the dinner table one.. But the other two acts are in no way rude.

[retrocop]

The former I consider bad manners and rude
The latter I consider pathetic and a pet peeve of mine .

[spathiphyllum]

My darling retro, I thought a man of your calibre would be able to get on with your life, without getting irritated about what hats people are wearing, and how they are wearing them.

Fair enough though.