You Know What Grinds My Gears? - Things that personally piss you off

People who stand in the middle of the supermarket aisle with a sideways trolley.
Pick a fucking side.
When imagining my personal version of hell, this is it. Endless passes through the local Aldi or Tesco, going up and down the various aisles, constantly having to manoeuvre past people who have no fuckinv spatial awareness whatsoever.

I'd rather battle leukaemia or have gas gangrene.
 
Oddly specific perhaps, but I follow a few weightlifting/strength training subs on Reddit. It boils my piss to no end when some basement dwelling virtual signaller will comment on a video something to the effect of:

'Why aren't you wearing a mask in the gym?'

'Has COVID been cured where you are?'

'Those masks don't work when on your chin, you know'

Derailing entire threads with inevitable COVID discussion, mask efficacy, and sperging over CO2 levels when masked up. The level of moral superiority, and self-centred assholery is enough to drive you fucking insane.
 
The cold.

When you're shoveling and the snow gets inside your boots or clothes.

The sensation you get after rigorous activity. One minute you're fine, then it hits.

The three are related with each other at this point in time.

Oh, and phone batteries that just give over time.
 
The cold.

When you're shoveling and the snow gets inside your boots or clothes.

The sensation you get after rigorous activity. One minute you're fine, then it hits.

The three are related with each other at this point in time.

Oh, and phone batteries that just give over time.
Forgot to mention it but it is so comon that i forget about it and dress for the right weather.
 
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The cold.

When you're shoveling and the snow gets inside your boots or clothes.

The sensation you get after rigorous activity. One minute you're fine, then it hits.

The three are related with each other at this point in time.

Oh, and phone batteries that just give over time.

What feeling after rigorous activity? Are you OK?

Fuck the snow and the cold and the wind, though. Eat a dick, winter.
 
The cold.

When you're shoveling and the snow gets inside your boots or clothes.

The sensation you get after rigorous activity. One minute you're fine, then it hits.

The three are related with each other at this point in time.

Oh, and phone batteries that just give over time.
What feeling after rigorous activity? Are you OK?

Fuck the snow and the cold and the wind, though. Eat a dick, winter.
Cold is better than heat. You can bundle up, get comfy, or otherwise escape from the cold. The heat just permeates everything. August is the worst month because it's the point when summer has worn out its welcome.
 
If you're bundled up inside, you're not experiencing cold. It's a non-sequitur.

And this "cold or hot" argument is stupid. Mild weather rules. I know anyone who says "lol bundle up" agrees, because that's precisely the same as saying "stay inside and run the air conditioner.
 
What feeling after rigorous activity? Are you OK?

Fuck the snow and the cold and the wind, though. Eat a dick, winter.
Excessive shoveling a feet or two of snow. As the snow is continually coming down over a period. Going out every four hours, even at night. If we don't, it'll turn to ice.

Little sore from the cold, but no frostbite.

I don't like the cold too much.
 
I got what the rigorous activity was. I just didn't know what the feeling was. I feel good after rigorous activity; relaxed and soothed.
 
I got what the rigorous activity was. I just didn't know what the feeling was. I feel good after rigorous activity; relaxed and soothed.
Oh sorry. My neck was throbbing a bit; it was a bit tense. My fingers had this seething pain inside. Like a vein froze, my hands were frozen for a bit. I don't think I have frostbite, but it still smarts.

I like a good workout. Just not the feeling, but it passes if you take care of yourself.

Taking notes while the professor speaks a mile a minute.
 
Dumb customers.

We've been in lockdown for weeks, months even, now. Stores that are not "essential" aren't open. The store I currently job at falls under that. We still have to do stuff there sometimes.

... and people still knock on our store, rattle the door or flip us off if we don't let them in. Even thought we have a huge ass sign saying "WE'RE CLOSE BECAUSE COVID, SORRY" right at the door.

I sometimes feel like just smacking them with the door across their stupid faces.
 
walking through deep snow...maybe im just getting old and out of shape but my legs cramped up something fierce twice today while walking through deep snow. it was so painful i fell over thankful the snow was deep to break my fall and lay there trying to ignore the excruciating pain. thankfully snow is...well cold and laying a cramping limb on something cold thankfully made the pain recede faster
 
walking through deep snow...maybe im just getting old and out of shape but my legs cramped up something fierce twice today while walking through deep snow. it was so painful i fell over thankful the snow was deep to break my fall and lay there trying to ignore the excruciating pain. thankfully snow is...well cold and laying a cramping limb on something cold thankfully made the pain recede faster
I just had to do that an hour ago. It went up to my knees. Good thing I did not wear jeans, otherwise I would've been in trouble.

This is more of an annoyance; when you're shovelling to move the car on one side of the street to another, THEN the plows come and make it trickier to dig out.

Not upset at the plows, just the idea of more work.
 
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