I find the people who post the same joke I wanted to post before me really annoying.easy:
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I find the people who post the same joke I wanted to post before me really annoying.easy:
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A lot of people write "I don't disagree with you but....". They should write "I agree but..". Much more concise, avoids double negatives.
people who champion a brand in their avatar.
Tons of articles all over the internet and tons of prior threads here asking about just that, though. Maybe it's just the way that it's being asked that bugs me, or that it's so lazy.
You could consider it a compliment that a person comes to GAF for that advice instead of a random Internet article. Plus, you can have back and forth with the suggestors.
I have gone to the gaming side for this kind of advice in a while but it was something I liked about GAF a lot.
How about people replying: "This, so much this"
That one make my blood boil
Yeah the aggressive earnestness mixed with the nerd jokes is a lot to deal with some days.
Something I'm growing to dislike every time I see it are fake edits. What's the point?
Do people who use them not have a large enough command of the English language to explain when their train of thought has changed? Is there some extra meaning to a paragraph following "edit:" that gives it extra weight?
I don't even understand what a fake edit is.
I don't even understand what a fake edit is.
I don't even understand what a fake edit is.
You have a small time period where you can edit after posting without it saying "edited by so and so [time]" so that's where most "fake edits" tend to occur. Kind of like an after thought.[/QUOTE] But some people literally type "fakeedit:" before their afterthought. If it's a legitimate edit, why not just type "edit:"? If it's an afterthought, but going to be included in the original post, why not write it the same way it would have been written originally?[/time]
Thread titles that go like "Is [noun] the most [superlative adjective] [noun] ever?!"
For example:
"Are cats the best pets ever?!"
"Is mayonnaise the most disgusting food ever?!"
"Is Kanye the best hiphop artist and best husband to a big-bottomed lady ever?!"
OP has a strong opinion and wants to start a controversial thread. Voila.
Posting only
"do tell"
or
"go on"
But some people literally type "fakeedit:" before their afterthought. If it's a legitimate edit, why not just type "edit:"? If it's an afterthought, but going to be included in the original post, why not write it the same way it would have been written originally?
That's the minority."i'm going numb and i'm bleeding profusely from my anus. what should i do, GAF?"
OT in general is a mess of people without any sort of basic social, employable or life skills at all.
It's petty, but I hate thread titles that are questions which aren't the real point, such as
"Does anybody like Wim Wenders movies?"
Well, obviously the answer is yes.
Or
"Anybody else get migraines?"
It's not that it'ls offensive or anything, but I always have the urge to answer literally. Just title the damn thread with an actual title!
"Blah blah sure is looking good lately" except it's a ruse to post unflattering pics of an otherwise fine looking human being.
Actually I abhor the regular threads with nice looking pics because it's just a giant circle jerk filled with "dayum, nice tits, would fuck, 0/10"
Language evolves.I hate those little reaction heads that people post, they're so dumb.
People typing in 'street language'. You might pronounce 'this' and 'that' as 'dis' and 'dat' in your day to day life, but you must understand that your vocal mangling of words is signifying an actual written language underneath it. You know the words, use them.
Use of terms like "throwing shade" or "salty".
Whitney Houston gifs
When people go into hot girl threads to post 'no ass'
Language evolves.
I hate how uber PC this board has become. Unless it's reverse then it's okay. Poetic justice and all that.
Or devolves as the case may be. When dumb alternate spellings of commonplace words make it into the dictionary then we can talk. And as said, I understand that spoken language is different. If people want to walk around talking like they never read a book then that's fine, more power to them. But when you're communicating in a written medium write using a proper language rather than ignoring your spellcheck because it's cool.
GO TO THE HOSPITAL/DOCTOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^that
Hey, any chance you could be more of a passive-agressive dick?
Say it or shut the fuck up, don't offer backhand insincere apologies so that you can get your little "I want to say something, but..." comment in.
The pun brigade and all the ensuing "first post wins etc etc" bs. Mainly though just the need for people to have to post some kind of joke or pun in the first few posts. It is getting as bad as a "first post!" kind of thing.
Nothing annoys me.
Yours truly,
TimeEffect