PET PEEVE # 1: Narutards
Are you sick and tired of those people walkin’ around with all this Naruto crap (no offense to the ACTUAL fans wearin’ the gear because I mean the ones who THINK they‘re ninjas), doing tricks that they’ve only practiced HALFway with their mom’s beat-up kitchen knives and your dad’s novelty shop items? I am. And if you are a Narutard, BELIEVE me, you do NOT want to walk my path.

PET PEEVE # 2: Too Much of ONE Subject
Yes my friends, this is something that should be kept in mind. I LOVE a LOT of things, but sometimes I need a bit of a setback. I have patience, but there is a limit that could flick the fuse. For example, I have a friend who is a MAJOR fan of an anime, and is ALWAYS referring to it and comparing and mixing it with other things. Listen, I have nothing against her fan girl-ism, but could you just give me a break? :D

PET PEEVE # 3: When Movies are considered an “Original”
I love movies, especially CGI-possessed and horror flicks, but to an extent. But here’s something that REALLY pisses me off: when movies claim they’re the original deal even WHEN you go to Blockbuster and see the SAME NAME but  IT‘S OLDER THAN THE NEWER RELEASE. For example, “Pulse,” a horror movie that deals with poltergeists that are in electronics and such, has been claimed as an all-original film. WRONG. Just the other day I went to Blockbuster (shut up whores) and saw that there was a Japanese Horror Film titled “Pulse.” Same damn concept, same DAMN PLOT. And there’s the upcoming movie “One Missed Call.” How come I didn’t see anything that said “based on the JAPANESE HORROR FILM” because I just saw that one LAST SUMMER.

PET PEEVE # 4: When Someone in the Audience Shouts That Cool Part
You know those people, and sometimes it’s even you. But please, if you ALREADY know what’s going to happen, just zip your mouth shut and let them find out themselves because they paid to hear the movie, not you.

PET PEEVE # 5: When Students At School Get Their Electronics Stolen
I’ve never really had much stolen from me except pencil, paper, and a clip… usually items that I carry as fail-safe, now back to the subject. Electronics, i.e. Zunes, iPods, e-dictionaries, cell phones, mp3 players, CD players, cassette players, etc.  It’s common knowledge that when you’re out in public -i.e. school- you should have your electronics SOMEWHERE where someone can’t steal it. I hear it every day. “Someone stole my iPod” and when they tell you where it is, you’d just wanna slap them(well, I would).  “It was in my locker.” In my school, we share lockers. SHARE being the keyword in that sentence. It’s like the portable safe concept, my God.

PET PEEVE # 6: When Students Have Electronics IN Class
I see and hear this constantly in my classrooms. Kids texting, cell phones ringing and music blasting off their eardrums. When they get it taken away, they complain. It’s their own fault for having it out. We’re allowed to listen or do whatever OUT of class. They tell us this damn rule every friggin’ day but no one seems to listen to it. Then they have a petition for allowing that crap in the class. Okay, it’s true, I never have that out in class because I don’t have any of it, but I know that itching to just listen to music or text on a phone. Teachers are there to teach you, hence the name TEACH-ER, and school is where you’re supposed to learn and… hang out with your friends for some. Be glad that some  schools lets you take out electronics OUTSIDE of the class.

PET PEEVE # 7: Advertisements in the US
Lately, the ads and commercials in the United States are becoming too controversial. If I had kids, I wouldn’t want them to watch a channel that had substance abuse, abuse, or exploiting commercials airing during break. It’s all rubbish and I don’t want my child to be exploited like that. I know you wouldn’t, if you had kids. Well, the majority.

PET PEEVE # 8: Forgetting What I’m Supposed To Do After 5 Seconds
Yes, I am a pet peeve to myself. I hope it’s not some type of disease, because it really bugs me when I need to do something, and then when I walk away to go do whatever it was, I forget. My mum has a real cow whenever I forget to do something.