What common pet peeves don't bother you?

[Lockdowner35]

I would say

People who look at their phones on the buses

Toilet seat presentation.. up or down I do not care. I have hands to change it.

The word "moist". So many people seem to hate it, doesn't bother me personally.

At our last house, we’d usually have a car (not ours) parked on the road in front of the house. It never bothered me.

Dogs not on leads.

Haitch vs aitch.
Nail biters.
Using literally when talking about something that isn't literal.
People saying "no problem" or "no worries".

"can I get"
Not at all rude and perfectly normal around here. (not America BTW)

I really enjoy listening to half a conversation on a mobile phone on public transport.

I like filling in the gaps in my imagination.

Americanisms. And I live with an American so now I use them, too.

People taking hours or days to respond to text messages. Unless it was time-sensitive, I’m happy with their answer whenever it comes.

Pretty much anything to do with Covid. Run past me, stand next to me in the supermarket, sit near me without a mask - hell, even cough in my vicinity. If I get it, I get it.

Swearing

“Should of” “could of” it took until I was at university doing my second qualification for me to even realise that was wrong.

Oh @Lockdowner35 give it a rest. This is just another variation on all of your other threads. I would say it's getting a bit much now.

@Sparklingbrook

Oh *@Lockdowner35* give it a rest. This is just another variation on all of your other threads. I would say it's getting a bit much now.

I would say

That's a great observation.

Why thank you @Miffyliffy. I would say we don't need all the controversy.

Spelling errors. Obviously not when Tingz r spelt lyk dis, but autocorrect errors or slight mistakes do not bother me, I am more than capable working out what they meant to type.

Phone calls in public, children out in public and other peoples home decor.

People parked on my drive, I told the neighbours they could if they need to, they do sometimes if they need to

She probably works for MN and is trying to lighten the discourse.

Other drivers gesticulating or peeping me.
Hardly ever happens but the 'unfairness' of it can be infuriating.
But now I never look at other drivers so I don't see the angry gesticulating and thing smugly that his/her blood pressure is higher than mine - as I sail along....

She probably works for MN and is trying to lighten the discourse.

Blimey-'lighten' isn't the first word that springs to mind with all these threads...