Do you have any pet peeves? This is my first time came across the words (Excuse my poor english~). My definition of pet peeve is something or someone annoyed you to the max, disgusted you or until you puke blood (fake action). Okay, getting serious. According to the online dictionary, pet peeve is defined as a major or principal annoyance or complaint. It’s similar to my definition also what~
The followings are the list of my pet peeves which really get on my nerve (Warning: It’s a long list!):
· Someone standing over my shoulder reading the computer screen. If that person is a friend or someone close to me, I am still alright with it. But the boss from my previous employment is standing right over my shoulder looking at the paper work on my desk or computer screen and he is so close to me till I can feel/smell his breath on top of my head. Now that really makes me feel uncomfortable. In another serious word, that’s called sexual harassment.
· Ah Beng and Ah Lian. I am not trying to pin point that people shall dress up like a fashionista but at least in an appropriate way and looks pleasant or comfortable to the eyes. I really dislike guys who are dragging their foot jeans on the floor and girls who try to dress up like an adult while they are still bubbly young teens or imitating the Japanese street fashion which goes wrong. The way they talk and their attitudes also annoyed me. They like to talk loudly, laugh loudly, act childishly, boasting and adding foul words in their every lines regardless of the time, place and situation. Do I sound bias? Hopefully not.
· People who sit next to me on public transportation even when there are other seats available. I just don’t understand why there are so many seats available but you still want to sit next to me and our shoulders keep kissing. If you are a girl, I can still bear with it. But if you are a guy (not a handsome hunk or my friend) and with a body odour, then very sorry. Can you please move over?
· Guys never flush the toilet after use and leave the toilet seat up. Come on! I bet all the female out there agree with me on this. If possible, I try to avoid going to public toilet. It’s so damn smelly and dirty.
· Jerks who take up 2 parking spaces. Hello! Be more considerate lar. Unless your car is super super big size and it needs 2 parking spaces then I won’t comment any on it. If there are many empty parking spaces, then alright, I also won’t complain.
· Women who wear a thick make up. That’s look horrible with an extremely thick, white powder on the face, red lips, dark shadow eyes and a long, thick fake eyelashes batting there. Unless you dress up for some Halloween party or you are a geisha. A light and simple make up will look nice and pretty already.
· People with body odour or putting on a strong smelly perfume. It’s air pollution.
· People who invite me to somewhere then cancel at the last minute. This really annoyed me unless you have a very good reason to cancel the appointment. I am a busy man as well and besides, you are wasting my time. Because of that appointment, I am blocking the time slot just to meet you but you are cancelling it at the last minute without any good reason.
· Do you understand what I am saying? Oh my goodness. I am going to tell you my experience with a cab driver when I was in Taiwan. This uncle, okay, he is friendly, BUT he tormented me persistently with his ‘Do you understand what I am saying?’ on the whole way to Jiufen (if not wrong, it's around 20-30 minutes drive). I didn’t know how many times he repeated the words and my head really felt dizzy for hearing his talk. I just want to shout at his face saying that 'YES, I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING!!' He’s actually trying to persuade us to take up his ‘cab travel package’ which brings us to the place of attractions along the way for some photos snapping. We had politely declined the offer and just told him to drive us to Jiufen instead. But he won’t give up and kept on explaining with every sentences ended with ‘Do you understand what I am saying?’. He charged us so expensive for the cab ride. Even we had to pay NT900 for the cab ride from Yehliu to Jiufen. We felt cheated. It’s so damn EXPENSIVE for a short distance ride!
· People with bad table manners. I am not talking about those traditional Kopitiam. More likely indicating those decent restaurants with an expensive menu.
· Drivers who drive slowly on the fast lane, and move slowly at the green lights and the motorbikes ride in the middle of the road. For your own and other people's safety, please lar, try to follow what you read or learn during your law/driving test. If intend to drive slowly, then move to the left and motorbikes also don’t ride in the middle of the road or on the fast lane. People who drive fast or didn’t see you might knock you down and then whose fault is it. The traffic is quite jammed with cars in a long queue but those drivers still move slowly at the green light like no other people business. #%$*@#$!% (*puke blood*)
· People belch without covering their mouth. That’s very impolite to belch without covering the mouth or excusing themselves. The sound of belching and especially long burp quite annoyed me. My dear always burp in front of me and is a long burp which really annoyed me to the max. I have told him numerous times to stop doing that but he thinks that it is fun. This totally deducted mark on my impression on him. He seems not understand this whole impression mark thing because he thought that we are together for so long already and that’s not a big deal anymore. Sigh. *Guys only leave a good impression on girls during the wooing period, once you are belong to him, he’ll shows you all his fugly habit and dirty lifestyle*
· Typical Malaysian’s habit to cut other people’s queue and continue pretend like nothing’s wrong. Don’t you hate this especially when it is a long queue? They are not even asking your permission to cut your queue. If you are a senior citizen, I mean real old, I understand and forgive you. We are all a busy man and rushing with time as well so not only you frustrate with the long queue. One thing I like about Taiwanese is they really queue up whether they are paying at the counter, waiting for the MRT, getting in the bus and etc.
Alright, you must be bored reading my list of pet peeves. Wait, it's not end yet. I'm still have a long list on hand but in order not to make my list of pet peeves become your pet peeve, I shall stop here. LOLZ. Anyway, what’s yours?