Pet Peeves

  • people who talk with food in their mouths
  • people who chew food with their mouths open
  • people who feel the need to talk to you when you are doing other things (ie. working/talking on the phone)
  • gas prices going up instead of down
  • people who think they are always right, and never admit they're wrong
  • bullies
  • when all the movies playing suck
  • people who only think of themselves
  • people who judge others
  • people who can't drive
  • people who feel that you're not complete without having a man in your life
  • parents who don't parent
  • rich people who get away with things simple because they're rich

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