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C'mon readers, I know you have pet peeves of your own... E-mail me!
1. Dollar stores with signs that read "Everything .99 cents or more!" C'mon, can't that be said about most places?
2. People who don't remove political bumper stickers once the appropriate election is over. If it's the winning candidate, it looks like you're gloating. If it's the losing candidate, it looks like you're in denial.
3. People who believe that because some information on Wikipedia is unreliable, ALL information on Wikipedia is unreliable.
4. Highway warning signs that cause severe congestion, but don't say anything useful (like "Drive Safely" or "Buckle Up!")
5. Anyone -- in the history of mankind -- who has ever said any variation of the sentence, "I didn't spend four years in med school to be called 'mister.'"
1. Dollar stores with signs that read "Everything .99 cents or more!" C'mon, can't that be said about most places?
2. People who don't remove political bumper stickers once the appropriate election is over. If it's the winning candidate, it looks like you're gloating. If it's the losing candidate, it looks like you're in denial.
3. People who believe that because some information on Wikipedia is unreliable, ALL information on Wikipedia is unreliable.
4. Highway warning signs that cause severe congestion, but don't say anything useful (like "Drive Safely" or "Buckle Up!")
5. Anyone -- in the history of mankind -- who has ever said any variation of the sentence, "I didn't spend four years in med school to be called 'mister.'"
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