*I loathe conversing with people who only hear what they want to hear. Words you clearly did not speak, that they somehow seem to have heard. Morever, during a mere misunderstanding on their behalf, instead of thinking positive, they are quick to incur the most negative thing possible just to instigate. It's not "Oh, I know him/her. They wouldn't say something like that; maybe I somehow misunderstood." but more of "What's that supposed to mean? Let me think of the worst thing possible you could have meant by that." To listen, and think before you speak prevents a lot.

   *When I have to repeat myself more than twice for something to sink in. I'm fine repeating the initial statement a second time as a reminder; but to repeat myself on a subject every week that has been the same for a month, is unnecessary.

   * I hate constant barking dogs. I don't know what their problem is, nor do I give a shit. I just hate the noise - especially when I'm trying to sleep, think, or relax. The sound is like a razor blade against a chalkboard to my ears. Every neighbor that moves in wants to have a fucking dog.

   * When people drive 40 MPH or less to merge onto a freeway where vehicles on it are going 60+. I hate it even more so when I'm behind that person; it makes it hard for me to merge with the traffic and causes problems for others. Lord forbid it's one of those freeway merges where the onramp forces you into traffic. A person who's afraid to drive should not be behind the wheel and has no business being on the freeway.

   * People that you hear from only when they need something, and are nowhere to be found when they don't.

   *I've been trying to get into trucking for years. I have my class A licence and everything. It's a pain in the butt cause no one wants to hire you without experience. Yet if no one hires you, how are you supposed to get experience?

   * When I have to say "no" to someone more than once.

   * Superficial people; who are only interested in how you look and what you have rather than who you are. For that matter, people who are socially ignorant and think they can fully judge you before getting to know you.

   * Those who think that money makes the person. In other words, people who think those who have money are automatically smarter, and more worth knowing than those who don't. Also in other words, to hell your personality, if you don't make a certain amount of money a year you're nothing to me. For me, I would honestly rather know someone who isn't rich, but kind and sensible, than someone who is rich that is stupid and pompous. Having common sense and respect for yourself and others is what makes a person. Not the size of their wallet. Sadly, a lot of people above 21 still don't get this.

   * When I dress up and get mistaken for a pimp by ignorant people who don't understand the principles of vintage fashion.

   * People who don't understand the concept behind cause and effect. That the way you act and talk effects the way you are treated by most people.

   * People who shout "racism!" anytime something seems unfair in life.

   * One-way conversations. Where you're listening to someone speak, and when you feel like talking, they suddenly have a hard time paying attention or change the subject. I find the worst kind are those who ask you a question, and when on replying they look off and or bring up something else.

   * When people think that just because you drive a truck you must have a small penis. Not everyone has to like small cars; some (like myself) like trucks because well, we just do. There's not always a psychological issue behind it. I'm sure it's true for some, but stereotyping that to everyone that's behind the wheel of a truck is dumb and gets old.

   * I can't stand hypocrites. People who will talk about how stupid other people are, yet show they're no better themselves five minutes later.

   * One of my greatest peeves is when people take their anger out on me when I've done nothing; especially when they don't apologize afterwards. It is enough to make me never look at a person the same again no matter who they are. If someone is having a bad day, that's not my problem. I'll show sympathy, if it's wanted; but if that person yells at me, I will most likely not talk to their ass again. I don't yell at people or do anything horrible to anybody. There is no acceptable excuse to yell at me in anger, ever.

   * The old saying "money can't buy happiness" seems a bit out of touch. Maybe it's just me; but shouldn't it be changed to "money can't buy happiness if spent unwisely"? Hell, if I had a million dollars right now, I'd buy myself a reasonable-sized home on some open forest land outside a city, fix up the truck I currently own and buy a 2002 Lincoln town car for travel; and maybe think about starting my own small trucking company to keep the money coming in. Also with that money, I won't be limited to searching for my soulmate in just one city. I'd have the time and money to visit people I like more often. Whatever would be left over would go into savings.

   * The sound of loud bass when I'm trying to sleep or relax. It seriously makes me want to hurt or kill somebody.

   * The day I pass away, I don't want anyone who wasn't bothering to socialize with me when I was alive, to grieve for me and say how nice of a person I was and how they should have tried to talk to me more when I was still living. A lot of good that'll do me then. If someone does that, I will come back to hunt them for years. I've often warned people that you need to cherish the times you have with someone; but they don't listen.

   * That in this furry community, it is so hard to find people between wild and boring, and jerkish and naively friendly. That is it also difficult to find furries who are into other interests outside the common furry talk and sillyness. All I usually hear about are video games, swords, tv, CoH, D&D, WoW, Second Life and Everquest. Nothing wrong with them; but there is more to life, I would think; and it'd be nice to meet more furs who appreciate other things. Like I've said before, I like having furry friends; but in order to be apart of a healthy friendship, I must be able to discuss other things with those friends to learn more about them and their personality. Otherwise, the friendship to me is dull and very one-tracked.

   * People who get upset with you when you don't feel like hanging out with them everyday. Poeple like that honestly need to get a hobby.