What's your biggest pet peeve?

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by 33girl

I think Einstein (or some other big-brain) did something similar to this, just so he didn't have to think about clothing.

Didn't Einstein wear the same thing every day...?

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by PrettyBoy

No offense to AGDee, and any other members who were born and raised in Michigan, but I'm going to say my biggest pet peeve is Michigan drivers. I've never been to any state where people drive this slow and bad. It's really, really frustrating.

I also hate it when people run their mouths in the movie theater.

I admit it... I won't go more than 10 over and people get really ticked off and get on my tail when I'm going 80 already. I think if I'm going 10 over, I get to be in the fast line, deal with it. Besides, the car in front of me isn't going faster than 80 either so Mr. Impatient Ride My Tail isn't going to get very far if he gets past me.

I really hate when all the lanes are going about the same speed (over the speed limit) and some joker is crazily going from lane to lane, as if they will break some magic spell and be able to get through if they keep switching lanes. I can't begin to imagine how tense these people are. It makes me want to sing Bob Marley to them "Don't worry, be happy".

[ASTalumna06]

The verdict is in...

According to Allstate's annual report, Washington D.C. has the most accident-prone drivers.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dr-...ers_worst.html

The bad news is that Washington drivers get into crashes an average of every 5.1 years... By contrast, the best drivers in the land are in Fort Collins, Colo., where collisions are 31.2 percent less frequent than the national average with an average of 14.5 years in between.

Click on the link in the article to be taken to the full listing of 193 cities around the country, and see where they rank.