LOL, thumbs up if you..., and give me one like while you're at it.

[Xanatos]

Three things I hate seeing most on the internet:

1. People who literally beg for thumbs up (youtube) or likes (facebook)..., I'm not sure I'll ever understand this need for fictional attention and approval..., write something meaningful and you just might end up getting a thumbs up.

2. tha best game eva, this is so kewl, friends 4 life..., poor examples but you get the gist of it, I hope.

3. Those who use LOL, ROFL, and bunch of smileys even though often enough there's nothing to laugh at in their post.

How bout you? What grinds your gears on internet?

[loaf]

LOLOL Dude you made me lol with that last one.

[che]

Hahahahahahaha LOLMAO . But seriously u should +rep me. Loaf ur so kewl.

[Alpha]

3. Those who use LOL, ROFL, and bunch of smileys even though often enough there's nothing to laugh at in their post.

I use ROFLCOPTR



Some of those YouTube thumbs up things can be funny. The original ones, anyway. If I see another Justin Beiber one, I'll punch a hole in my wall.

[RamesesII]

I can't stand these people on FB who say 'like for a like' or 'Like for an inbox'

Makes them look self absorbed. LOLOL

Also I dislike people on the internet who complain about other people on the internet.

[che]

like dis if u cry everytime

[Dodie16]

Hahahahahahaha LOLMAO . But seriously u should +rep me. Loaf ur so kewl.

You heard the man. +rep so he can have dat internet swagger.

I think it's weird when the top two comments on youtube are practically the same thing. :/ Other than that, can't say much anything angers me on the internet.

[Taco-Calamitous]

like dis if u cry everytime

What the **** are you even saying? To me, it sounds like this.

I hate seeing che's posts on the internet. They are annoying and stupid and make no sense. In addition, I hate him. And I hate Loaf.

But seriously, when someone responds to something with a minimum response that doesn't really add to a conversation at all, that tends to get on my nerves. LOL, ROFL, "FIRST!" "+rep me!" don't annoy me. Well, maybe the "Thumbs up me!" Does. But I tend to look past them. Anyhoo...

Wuv, Yer Mom

[che]

I like how you both incorporated the same exact youtube video into your unique responses to my posts.


SO EFFING CUTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[SOLDIER #819]

SO EFFING CUTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

liked cuz che's post make me warm and fuzzy lol =^_^= heehee

Find it sort of sad when I have to scroll down for long periods of time through Facebook because someone decided to post their every thought they had that day.

[Unknown Entity]

I hate it when people post their thoughts throughout the day on Facebook and Twitter. Twitter seems to be more for that kind of thing though, with the character limit and how fast paced it is. Hell, I've done it once or twice. But I have one or two people on there who use it ****ing religiously, day in and day out. It's sad because they don't realise what a horrible person they make themselves out to be with their self-absorption.

I also don't know why, but I cringe when people use a smiley before end of sentence punctuation:

"Hey, I liked that game too =)!" "You make me sad face =(."

=D?! ... I don't think so.

Then there's the one person you know who posts a picture of themselves on Facebook, where they've obviously taken time to do themselves up, and then say "I look ugly in this picture!" or "I don't like it... =(" ...Why the **** did you put it up then?

[Clint]

I hate when people on the internet pretend that they're somebody famous, merely because they can't bee seen, and therefore can. Seriously, some people need to just get a life.

And I hate when motor vehicles attempt to type. It's like, guy, you have tires, not hands. Keyboards weren't made for you, so I can't understand what the hell you're writing. I mean, seriously, what the hell?

[Quistis]

This sums up my thoughts:



And apparently The Goddamn Clint Eastwood's as well. Minus the motor vehicle part in his post.

[midgetbob]

lolololol

u so funneh

[GypsyElder]

My biggest internet pet peeves are Youtube comment arguments and Youtube trolls who try waayyy too hard.

[NikkiLinkle]

I'm guilty of LOLing all the time. I should change my name to Nikki Lol Boswell. It's the only abbreviation I use though. Oh no I also use WTF, but that's it. Or alternatively I use one of these to change things up.

I do agree about that like for a like thing. I have this one girl who does that every couple of days. And she's always complaining about how she has no friends, yet she's always posting pictures of herself and her friends?

I also dislike how people say, 'Yo inbox me for details!'. Why don't you just inbox the desired person yourself! You attention seeker!

I also hate it how I post a really funny picture or status and only get like 2 likes. WTF! LOL.

[Rhaps]

like dis if u cry everytime

I love you so much

"HERP DERF WE ARE LEEJUN, WE ARE ANON-O-MOOSE"
I mean, Anonymous is cool and all, but posting on /b/ does't make you a member. It's not even really an official organization.

Also, "Lololol u mad? I'm such a troll! Teehee ^ _ ^"
^This shit makes me want to do something to convey my slight annoyance in a manner that well exceeds the necessary reaction.

[Michael Swayne]

I think I only write LOL when IMing someone. I tend to write something like, "That's so funny!" or something with more than five letters. Now that I think on it, I usually only use abbreviations when IMing or sending texts.

I tend to ramble when I type (like now). So, I use the abbreviations to help now and again. It is all in the effort of catching up to who I am chatting with (they usually have five messages sent to my one).

But I think we all have that one friend who "Likes for a Like" and whatnot. Thank goodness I only have one.

[che]

I can see both sides of making fun of people who abbreviate things. Example: "da ppl who abbv lik dis u no". That annoys me. And the people who make fun of people for saying "LOL", when the rest of their message is clear annoy me just as much. Also, it's turned into a joke now between friends where we'll abbreviate stuff annoyingly on purpose sometimes. Though, I can see how people would think that's annoying too, even if they knew what we were doing.

Y U PPL SO ANNOYED

[Tallulah]

I'm one of those saddoes who uses internet dating sites and, while.I have met a handful pf decent, dare I say, normal people, on there, I get a lot of messages with 'u ok hun' or 'hi babe' or even 'mmmmm, sexy'. And these people are wanting a reply?! Tch, get out of here.

There is an option to reject initial messages of less than fifty characters, but I don't use that option because I don't want to look like a snob.

Hopefully, none of you will ever know the horrors of internet dating sites but forewarned is forearmed.

[che]

Wat...I thought TFF was an internet dating site.










...o.o

[Halie]

I use lol all the time, sometimes too much actually. But it doesn't really bother me because it's the internet, and it's a simple way to say that you found something funny. wut iz rong wit that bro?

Me and my best friend always use text speak to each other because we find it funny and it's sort of an ongoing joke. We know how to spell, we just do it for a laugh. However, my mum uses text speak all the time on Facebook, etc. and it can be kind of annoying because sometimes I can't understand what she's trying to say to me .

The only thing I can think of right now that really pisses me off about the internet is that people feel like they can get away with bullying on there, but they wouldn't have the guts to say half of that stuff in real life. I'm sure there are more things that annoy me but I think that's the main one.

Hopefully, none of you will ever know the horrors of internet dating sites but forewarned is forearmed.

I sort of do, my mum used to meet people from there all the time and she brought home some weirdos. They seem normal at first, then they go all on Norman Bates on your arse. No, I'm kidding, but they were some strange men lol.

[Pete]

I hate when people on facebook put their entire lives in their status updates. One of my girlfriends friends puts everything from her meals to her medical issues up for everyone to see. It pisses me off, mostly because I don't give a shit what other people are doing, unless it directly affects me.

In the same vein, it pisses me off when people tag me as being in locations with them, without me knowing about it. I don't have facebook on my phone, I don't want it on my phone, and I don't want to go home and find out that the world knows where I went. I don't have secrets from people, but I feel like it's kind of a violation of my privacy.

ALSO, I hate when people take 100 pics of their nights and blow it up on facebook. It's cool if you do that for a vacation to someplace new and exciting, but not for bowling and dinner on a Saturday night... or nights at the bar. Congrats, you had a few beers, you're so special, just like everyone else who was there.

Why is it a faux pas to post pics of yourself drinking at home and playing videogames?

[Xanatos]

I hate when people on facebook put their entire lives in their status updates. One of my girlfriends friends puts everything from her meals to her medical issues up for everyone to see. It pisses me off, mostly because I don't give a shit what other people are doing, unless it directly affects me.

ALSO, I hate when people take 100 pics of their nights and blow it up on facebook. It's cool if you do that for a vacation to someplace new and exciting, but not for bowling and dinner on a Saturday night... or nights at the bar. Congrats, you had a few beers, you're so special, just like everyone else who was there.

Can't express how much I agree with this, though this picture might:

I don't mind people who have their entire life collage on facebook, what I don't get though are those dozen of exact same pictures always taken from same angle. If you really want to have 100 pictures of yourself on facebook at least try to be creative.

[Michael Swayne]

My sister was just over for a visit, and a puppy playdate. Anyway, after her puppy had started playing with me and my two pups, she goes straight for my computer. What did she do? Facebook.

Then she starts a little whining fit that she only has 672 friends, which apparently was less than before. What does it really matter how many people you have as friends on Facebook? I mean, does she actually know all 672 of these people? Probably not. I know and still talk to all 72 of my Facebook friends (and I have seen 68 of these people in person). There is no sense in whining that you only have so many Facebook friends.

[Xanatos]

My sister was just over for a visit, and a puppy playdate. Anyway, after her puppy had started playing with me and my two pups, she goes straight for my computer. What did she do? Facebook.

Then she starts a little whining fit that she only has 672 friends, which apparently was less than before. What does it really matter how many people you have as friends on Facebook? I mean, does she actually know all 672 of these people? Probably not. I know and still talk to all 72 of my Facebook friends (and I have seen 68 of these people in person). There is no sense in whining that you only have so many Facebook friends.

Isn't like the point of facebook to have as much "friends" as you can? Seriously though, I have a cousin who has over 2000 friends on facebook, somehow I highly doubt she knows half of them.

[Taco-Calamitous]

I have like 152. I must be the losiest.

Another thing that I appreciate in small doses, but then grates on my nerves really bad, is internet cynicism. Particularly, the kind of comedy that the internet may not have invented, but took it and ran with it: Accentuating the negative. Particularly to the extremes where they forget the joke part and just say how much something sucks. That's not funny, guys; that's depressing. Oh, and doing something "for the lulz." Which essentially means that it's funny only to you and maybe a few of your friends, whilst it's irritating at the least to the person you're doing it to. "lulz" by itself used to annoy me too, but I've come to appreciate it as a kind of sarcastic "lol" that isn't really antagonistic. Anyhoo...

Wuv, Yer Mom

[che]

number of friends u have is the size of Justin Bieber's penis in centimeters

[SOLDIER #819]

number of friends u have is the size of Justin Bieber's penis in centimeters

If you have even 100 friends that means its over 3 feet, che.

[che]

hahahahahahaha