During a smoke session, when people change the music in the middle of a song. Some even do it during a guitar solo. When I put on a song it stays on until it's done...my preference is to listen to albums all the way through, but I know that's an unreasonable request for our ADHD culture, so a whole song is my proposed compromise.

Plenty here have mentioned people who have inflated perceptions of their own intellect...I think this irritates everybody. Nothing worse than the guy who pedantically and condescendingly explains to you the way things are, based on a few half-remembered and half-true scraps of possibly true information. My father was one of the worst offenders for this.

It seems to be a habit of many people to choose a single insipid and usually monosyllabic adjective and then attach it to all things they like..."sick" or "kills", etc. (apparently "killer" has become too long to say). Nothing wrong with that in moderation, but I've been with people who literally use it every other sentence. I wonder if anyone here's experienced this....you use a word someone doesn't know, and they laugh at you for knowing it, like they're proud of their ignorance. I've only gotten this with people my own age (I'm 18), who probably comprise the most moronic generation of the last century, so the older people here probably can't identify. I was talking to a guy once and I mentioned feeling "stifled", to which he laughed and asked mockingly what the fuck that even meant. Truly tragic.

Yeah, basically the idiocy you see everywhere is what gets under my skin, but I try not to let it get to me too much too regularly. That's why I read, smoke pot and write me some poems.