What Do You Get Annoyed By?

People who refuse to fly on planes because it "so unsafe!" even though it's statistically the one of the safest transport methods, and literally MILLIONS of people die in car crashes every year.

Also, people who leave their shopping trolley in the car park. Screw those people...
 
Zooflyer said:
People who refuse to fly on planes because it "so unsafe!" even though it's statistically the one of the safest transport methods, and literally MILLIONS of people die in car crashes every year.
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In all fairness, while plane crashes are insanely rare, you can survive a car crash, your plane goes down, you're fucked.
 
The way the retards who create torrents name files. It's not fucking 1990 anymore, the internet supports fucking spaces! Stop fucking putting .s in place of spaces! And keep all the other shit out of the file name, nobody fucking cares who ripped it and at what resolution, that's the kind of information you put in the torrent description, not the fucking file names!
 
Whatever the fuck it is that keeps fucking rattling under my passenger seat. It had stopped for a while, but now it's fucking back again and won't shut up!
 
The question "how are you?" as an ice breaker to a complete stranger. Either you're going to lie and say everything's great, or you're gonna rant about how shit life is. Either way it doesn't help in any positive manner.
 
People who try to pull their dogs away when we're both clearly loving the attention. JUST LET US HAVE FUN. yES, I KNOW YOUR PUPPY'S BITING, IT'S ADORABLE!
 
dartel said:
In all fairness, while plane crashes are insanely rare, you can survive a car crash, your plane goes down, you're fucked.
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That depends on the circumstances (altitude, airspeed, location/terrain, the type of emergency, etc.). A lot of aircraft have safely landed after in-flight emergencies. Not to mention all the emergency scenario training pilots have to go through to even get the job. Anyone can get a license to drive, lose control in the rain and end up wrapped around a tree before they can blink. Most people don't even consider those types of things though.
 
It's a little annoying when people think it is appropriate to say large numbers in the form of "a million billion" instead of simply saying "a quadrillion". We have the name of the higher magnitude of number for a reason; just say that, so I can immediately know what number you're talking about, and not have to stop and add up sets of zeros.
 
ShanoirII said:
It's a little annoying when people think it is appropriate to say large numbers in the form of "a million billion" instead of simply saying "a quadrillion". We have the name of the higher magnitude of number for a reason; just say that, so I can immediately know what number you're talking about, and not have to stop and add up sets of zeros.
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So that would apply to kiloMETER, centiMETER, milliMETER, etc too, right? Another reason to fuck metric, they can't even come up with unique measurements.
 
"Good guys" screaming at "bad guys" that they'll "never forgive them". When the fuck did the "bad guy" ever even ask for forgiveness? They don't fucking need or want your forgiveness. That's just fucking bad writing.
 
Scifi's constant "space is cold" and instant "freezing" of someone/thing flushed out an airlock.

Space isn't cold, it CAN'T be cold. Temperature is a measure of energy, energy is a measure of subatomic motion within matter. Space is empty, for the most part, therefor there is no matter to be in motion. Therefore there is no temperature, hot or cold. And energy, temperature, can only be lost from an object in 2 ways, conduction and radiation.

Conduction is direct contact energy transfer from matter to matter, high energy to low energy. With no matter in space there is no conduction. Radiation is an extremely slow method of energy shedding, in fact dumping excess heat from spacecraft is one of the more difficult engineering hurdles to space flight. The ISS needs over 1600 square feet of radiators to dump its electrical and mechanical heat into space. If you read 2001, the Discovery One was described very differently than it was portrayed in the movie, it had a massive finned rear end that was actually a giant radiator.

A human body would take hours if not days to shed its heat energy through radiation to the point that its temperature would drop to freezing.

Not only that, but if you're in a star system at a comparable distance to the sun as Earth is, and are not behind a planetary body. The impact of stellar radiation makes the "space" effectively several hundred degrees. So not only would a body not freeze, it would actually cook!

STOP FUCKING INSTA-GROWING ICE OVER BODIES THAT GET EJECTED INTO SPACE!
 
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