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People who tailgate, especially at speed.
lol. People who remain in the fast lane even when approached by a faster moving vehicle from behind. In some instances, passing on the right is not legal. How about moving over, allowing me to pass, and then you can get back over in the fast lane and create the flow of traffic. ;)
You see, here in Southern California there are diminishing time frames when you can actually enjoy the power of your automobile. We're used to passing each other here moving along at about 5-10 mph during normal business hours. ;)
Do they care?
Do they even listen when I go into a tirade about how my back aches and how that nasty contagious skin disease has flared up? ;)
The clown that told them to say "how are you" should also be shot.
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People who reply to emails without attaching the original copy leaving me having to go through my files trying to remember why I contacted them in the first place.
People who send "unsubscribe me" messages to the whole mailing list (and thus sending the message to all the subscribers).
Joe sends an e-mail to everyone in his contact list at once. John hits the "Reply All" button. John needs to be shot. Then Joe needs to be shot for having a friend like John.
Pedestrians who think that only cars are worth avoiding, and therefore walk straight in front of cyclists as if they weren't there. These people should be first against the wall.
Before anyone can interject - second on the list are cyclists who don't obey the road rules (and, by doing so, give motorists a reason to hate all cyclists).
Phew.
Can I have a blindfold please?
"And I cannot believe Firefox's spell checker considers it an actual word!" (he thinks as he types)
Unsolicited telephone sales call that respond to your initial "hello," with a, "Hi, how are you?"
and then they add, when you turn down their offer, "you mean, you don't want to save money?"
Well, certainly, I like to save money -but opening another credit line doesn't save me anything, now does it?
That's usually not on their list of responses, now is it? ;)