Things you do that piss people off.

[KungFuManchu]

I seem to have a real problem turning down women who are married or have boyfriends (as long as they are not with friends or people I know anyway).

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I seem to have a real problem turning down women who are married or have boyfriends (as long as they are not with friends or people I know anyway).

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Also you lie about being good at poker and steal from people!

[Yeti]

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Also, I don't raise my voice when arguing. It pisses them off major.

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i was once arguing with some girl and as she raised her voice i said 'shhhhhhhh...relax'. she claimed it was the most annoying thing i have ever done. i immediately vowed to use it as much as possible.

[Isura]

- I'm never fully ready when my friends pick me up.

That's about all I can think off. THe rest is stuff that I do to piss off my family and GF. I don't do anything to really piss off people I don't know well.

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

i answer questions with why.

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

i walk too fast.

[Fast Food Knight]

1. I completely lack tack or discretion, particularly when drinking, I will rudely and loudly make fun of people or give this "look" that I have.
2. In drunken social situations I insist on listening to rap and dancing. This includes demanding DJ's play songs of my choosing, even when the music atmosphere is not even remotely rap or hip-hop.
3. I get really mad at myself when I screw up, particularly when others are around. A good example would be screwing something up while I'm cooking. These situations are inevitably followed by a shrieking "GOD - DAMMIT!!!!!" that everyone finds really annoying

EDIT: aaaand I psychoanalyze EVERYONE

[Quanah Parker]

I take upskirt photos of possible transvestites without their knowledge.

[Blarg]

I want to leave a party in the first 10 minutes if it's boring or the people feel cliquish.

[Blarg]

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I ask "what" even tho I heard what someone said. Its its just like a reflex.

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I do this as well, there's actually a medical condition for it. My dad has it as do I. It's something about how, although you hear something perfectly well, it actually takes your brain longer than normal to process it into meaningful information.

Ray

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Fascinating. I had a friend in high school who did exactly the same thing. He'd say "what?" but then answer you before you had time to repeat yourself nearly every time you asked him a question.

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I'll do this sometimes, but mostly when tired or distracted. The words take a second or two to unscramble and lock in. Unfortunately, I spend a lot of time tired or distracted.