Things that annoy you

[dasniu]

Pretty sure something got lost in the mail.
Crap >.<

[Fluffmuffler]

When a website logs my out even though I have it set to remember me on this computer (laptop) >_<

[VesVes]

My grandparent's min-pin got put down. ;_; He and my sheltie always got along so well.

R.I.P. Rocky. My family and I will miss you! ;_;

[PolarAzulTigris]

D: I took a melatonin to sleep, and now I feel super depressed... it used to do this to me when I was clinically depressed, but I'm not any more so WHY? ._.

Didn't know it did that to people, only way I can normally sleep in a timely manner. Hmm.

[hakemie]

How I am going to get my plan to work.
I'm going to convince my friends to go with me to the Selena Gomez concert.
Which Christina Grimmie is opening up for.
After listening to her, I am going to cut in front of the line to buy her album, sneak backstage for her to sign it for me, and beg her to take me home with her.
Hm.
Scratch the taking me home part. They might arrest her.

[nomoreusername]

MEWTWOOO NOOO

[DJD⋆Leader]

The one friggin' time I actually WANT to play my violin, my dad's asleep and if I play it, I'll wake him and he'll yell his head off. e.e

[CalicoWolf]

Question: Is a Daddy Longlegs Venomous, and Can It Bite Humans?

I've heard that daddy longlegs are extremely venomous, but they can't bite humans because their fangs are too short to penetrate the skin. Is that true?
Answer:

First of all, there are actually three kinds of critters called daddy longlegs. The common name daddy longlegs is most often used to describe Opiliones, aka harvestmen. Opiliones are arachnids, but not spiders. They have no venom glands at all, and are absolutely not venomous. The nickname daddy longlegs may also refer to a crane fly, which is a true fly and a member of the order Diptera. Crane flies do not pose a threat, either.

Sometimes, the name daddy longlegs is used for another group of arachnids, the spiders of the family Pholcidae. These spiders are also called cellar spiders.

Cellar spiders do have venom glands. However, there is no scientific evidence whatsoever to confirm that their venom can harm a human being. Not a single documented case exists of a person being bitten by one and having an adverse reaction.

Pholcid spiders do have short fangs, but not any shorter than other spiders that have been known to bite humans. The cellar spider's fangs are similar in structure to those of a brown recluse spider, which we know can and does bite humans. Again, there is no evidence or proof to the claim that their fangs are too short to bite a person.

In fact, the show Mythbusters tackled this daddy longlegs legend back in 2004. Host Adam Savage subjected himself to a cellar spider bite, proving that the daddy longlegs spider is indeed capable of breaking human skin. The results? Savage reported nothing more than a very mild, short-lived burning sensation. Analysis of the daddy longlegs' venom revealed it's nowhere near as potent as venom from a black widow spider.

So, you really don't need to worry about daddy longlegs, of any variety.

[JadeiteWren]

MEWTWOOO NOOO

I love Petty's nuzlocke comics <3 But one of the rules of a Nuzlocke is you can not catch legendaries and have to kill them (Or if you do catch them you can't use them). And technically she didn't even catch him and release him, she only did that in the comic.

Speaking of which, I need to get back to finishing my Nuzlocke on White.

[Rainbowcheckers]

People who have trading forums that say "YOU MUST POST OR I'LL CANCEL!!!!!!!!!!!"
...
I don't want to spam up my "my posts" or the site, m'kay? Your trading forum isn't even in your signature or trading rules, so what if I stumble upon you and send a trade without seeing you have a forum? Huh? D<
That's just... D:< Annoys me.