Things That Annoy You [v.57]

[Yawë]

No good deed goes unnoticed/rewarded

I really hope it's true. Because two good members here today deserve this to be true.

[average]

nothing here ignore this

[Onew~]

No good deed goes unnoticed/rewarded

I really hope it's true. Because two good members here today deserve this to be true.

no most good deeds do

if i completely clean the kitchen my mom has came home and not even noticed

yeah life works that way

[average]

1: P.Ming is not an efficient way of making friends

all my friends on here either i pmed them or they pmed me
so yes
it most certainly is efficient

[arturia]

I have a sore in my mouth and it hurts so bad : (

[pancreas]

Okay, so I'm an American citizen, and I have been one my entire life. I think that few things irritate me more than when ditzy teenage girls start gushing about how much they would love to have a boyfriend from the UK and then proceeding to describe a perfect, charming gentleman that only exists in fantasy novels. Typically this is followed by a horrid imitation of that shrill, stereotypical accent. Seriously? Brit boys are just as immature and obnoxious as the garden-variety American guy.

Which reminds me: I can hardly stand the devastatingly popular and ignorant belief that all English accents are the same. I have several friends in the UK, and they all sound very different and distinct. Usually, you can tell what town a person is from by their accent. There are just as many (maybe even more) distinguishable accents in the UK as the US. Sometimes, people from different parts of the country can hardly understand each other. It isn't a difficult concept to wrap one's mind around. Thank you.

-falls to ground in worship of this post-

i am english and i am sick of this country's accent being mushed into one stereotypical, upper-class, snobbish... noise
that is not how it works anywhere so please stop

sorry to disappoint but all english males do not sound like tom hiddleston or benedict cumberbatch

[Zaphod Riker]

We're supposed to be leaving... We've been 'leaving' for the past hour...

[Onew~]

We're supposed to be leaving... We've been 'leaving' for the past hour...

This.

[jules9009]

Asdfghjkl;
I got my dreamie, and I love the dog so much. But now that I know I could trade it down and gift others there dreamies I'm tempted to...
Ughhhh I can't! It was a gift!Dx
I'm so annoyed with myself right now.

[rheia]

Okay, so I'm an American citizen, and I have been one my entire life. I think that few things irritate me more than when ditzy teenage girls start gushing about how much they would love to have a boyfriend from the UK and then proceeding to describe a perfect, charming gentleman that only exists in fantasy novels. Typically this is followed by a horrid imitation of that shrill, stereotypical accent. Seriously? Brit boys are just as immature and obnoxious as the garden-variety American guy.

Which reminds me: I can hardly stand the devastatingly popular and ignorant belief that all English accents are the same. I have several friends in the UK, and they all sound very different and distinct. Usually, you can tell what town a person is from by their accent. There are just as many (maybe even more) distinguishable accents in the UK as the US. Sometimes, people from different parts of the country can hardly understand each other. It isn't a difficult concept to wrap one's mind around. Thank you.

-falls to ground in worship of this post-

i am english and i am sick of this country's accent being mushed into one stereotypical, upper-class, snobbish... noise
that is not how it works anywhere so please stop

sorry to disappoint but all english males do not sound like tom hiddleston or benedict cumberbatch

-applauds you both-
thank you for that okay

Bl
Classmates.
You know I'm not American, so stop asking. I come from the same town as you, and so do my parents. We have the same accent.
Where is your logic coming from?