to get really irritated with people ..

[squeakytoy]

when they type no onto the end of their sentences.

ie

"surely my husband should buy me flowers, no?"

or

"that is the way to do it, no?"

Could be worse... could be 'innit?'....

Isn't that a French style of speaking? Although if they are English there is really no reason for it!

I get irritated with people who don't use capital letters.

But, surely this is just a normal way to talk, no?

or if you are in Scotland it would end in "but" or "ken" depending on what side of the country you are

Gordon Ramsay does it a lot. I only seem to have picked up his swearing.

get irritated by
'ie'
not really

I see it frequently on twitter. Could it be a short hand way of showing you want responses? I've not heard it much in spoken English.

unreasonable - not

Hate it even more when they use the word 'non' instead of 'no' and they're NOT French.

"surely my husband should buy me flowers, non?"

but if he buys you flowers he is being passive aggressive

Every scenario on MN is passive aggressive (apparently)