Spooky: I can agree with you to a point. I try to spell out my words as much as possible when it comes to texting, but if I can't fit it all in one message without changing two into 2 I will. But if I was trying to talk to someone I don't know then I never use those short cuts because I don't want them to think I don't know how to properly speak/write.

On that note, you are right about what the people in my feild do. I'm majoring in broadcasting, and I'm a double minor. My first minor is media, design, production and technology. My second minor is journalism. When it comes to broadcasting though, we want to make people believe what helps give us money. Their is a theory called the spiral theory. It basically states that no one will disagree with something that is said because they don't want to feel like the black sheep. That in turn leads others to keep their mouths shut and let this happen the way the feild wants to spin it.

There is also a theory called the bullet theory. It says advertising shoots through people like a bullet and like drones, they will do what they are told. That isn't true and has been proven wrong, but it shows how the higher up's want us to think. Reality tv isn't supposed to be reality at all. It's supposed to be the south park version of entertainment for adults. Unfortunately kids are allowed to see such things and take it as reality because they don't know other wise.

^^ That's actually really interesting! I'm glad you mentioned that. The spiral theory also sheds some light on the possible meaning behind the song Spiralling Shape.

People who cant stand by their convictions

Oh and I totally agree with everything that has been said above about sheeple. I've always said (and probably many times on here) that I would far rather be a goat than a sheep

Finding out that the person who just added my Etsy shop to their list of Favorites is in fact a jewelry supply seller. :/

^^Is that really bad? I'm sorry if I sound dumb here.

Trying to talk to someone and they just look at you and walk away. This girl did that to me today during our class break. She is in my group for our first project. She just sits there and says, "I don't care. Do what you guys want. Put me where you need me. It doesn't matter." I think I'm going to end up strangling her sooner or later.

I might have already posted this but oh well-it's probably lost somewhere in this thread
When people leave their carts in parking stalls when the damn car corral is right next to them It's not freakin hard to tote your damn cart back into its place.

WIR and Ginger, I agree!

DCGG: It's disappointing, mainly. I wind up thinking someone is interested in my work, but then find all they really want to do is sell me stuff. It's also disingenuous to put me on their "favorites" list considering the only thing they like about my shop is that they might make money off me.

Boogers.

Hearing someone play the same guitar strummed song over and over and over and over and over and over and over for days on end.

Finding really cool-looking jobs that are a 2 1/2 hr drive away. I've had to pass up some arts jobs that would have put me in historic seaside towns, but we own a house in the capital city and we're not yet in a position to sell.

Also -- we'd have to get hurricane insurance if we moved out there. No two ways about it.

I have probably said this repeatedly, but it deserves to be said as many times as possible because of how much I hate it... When you try to talk to someone and they don't answer you or they don't pay attention to you during the coversation.

^^Ha ha!

When people write to me "Wuu2"
And I ask, "WTH is that?"
And they say, "Wut u up 2."
And they still can't write out the sentence properly

Clicking on a State job listing and finding it's only open to people who are already State workers. Get a separate page, damnit!

Kids talking back to adults.
You don't know sh*t so STFU!

^^ *Yes.* I feel the same way.

"Disattached"? Whoa.

I'll give a little leeway on "doughnut" though; growing up in southern New England, you couldn't spit without hitting a Dunkin' Donuts. I think that could be what's behind some of the spelling errors.