On 5/26/2018 at 11:01 PM, Glaucus said:

 

 

Other: It's a poe-tay-toe, not a puh-tay-tuh.

Do you live in Canada ? ?

Seriously, I have never heard anyone pronounce it poe-tay-toe, except Richard Pryor doing it in a comedy routine once.

One of my pet peeves was my wife giving my mom a hard time for not pronouncing words the way she would . My mom grew up in a very small town in N. Carolina, and said Antee -beeotics instead of Anti-biotics.She also said " I reckon " a lot , and my wife would occasionally say it, in a mocking kind of way. But my wife , who has West Virginia and Virginia roots would say " all's " instead of " all " , and any woman she didn't like was a " wench ". But she never got any grief from me about it, you can be sure !

For fishing it has to be boaters than run over my lines when I'm pier fishing in saltwater. I don't do it much anymore for that very reason. They will run right over your lines less than 50 feet away and look surprised when they see me waving my arms and hear me yelling ( no, I don't flip them off )

Other than that, my biggest pet peeve is bad drivers. ( See my road rage thread from last year ) 

23 minutes ago, N Florida Mike said:

Do you live in Canada ? ?

Seriously, I have never heard anyone pronounce it poe-tay-toe, except Richard Pryor doing it in a comedy routine once.

One of my pet peeves was my wife giving my mom a hard time for not pronouncing words the way she would . My mom grew up in a very small town in N. Carolina, and said Antee -beeotics instead of Anti-biotics.She also said " I reckon " a lot , and my wife would occasionally say it, in a mocking kind of way. But my wife , who has West Virginia and Virginia roots would say " all's " instead of " all " , and any woman she didn't like was a " wench ". But she never got any grief from me about it, you can be sure !

For fishing it has to be boaters than run over my lines when I'm pier fishing in saltwater. I don't do it much anymore for that very reason. They will run right over your lines less than 50 feet away and look surprised when they see me waving my arms and hear me yelling ( no, I don't flip them off )

Other than that, my biggest pet peeve is bad drivers. ( See my road rage thread from last year ) 

Northern Illinois, and it's the way I pronounced it. 

On 5/27/2018 at 8:42 AM, A-Jay said:

No Situational Awareness

 

That covers about 75% of the population

Just now, slonezp said:

That covers about 75% of the population

And was my job security for close to 30 years 

A-Jay

11 minutes ago, Glaucus said:

Northern Illinois, and it's the way I pronounced it. 

That's cool, no disrespect intended.

Weather channel app shows the lightning icon every hour for the entire day that I have off and planned to fish

 

Cormorants

 

Boaters who believe that everyone within two counties must to listen to their music (seems that often times, the longer the boat, the worse the offenders)

 

 

1 hour ago, Choporoz said:

Weather channel app shows the lightning icon every hour for the entire day that I have off and planned to fish

 

Cormorants

 

Boaters who believe that everyone within two counties must to listen to their music (seems that often times, the longer the boat, the worse the offenders)

 

 

That's also a pet peeve of mine with people I'm fishing with. I don't want to hear a radio. I even had one friend pull out his phone and start streaming. He asked me what I wanted to hear. I said "What I was hearing before you started streaming music." Can't you ever just have silence? It's not uncomfortable with me.

The idiots in the lake that swim in front of my line.

My pet peeves are the people who see me bed fishing and get mad that I’m taking the bass away from its fry, and they are clueless that they eat their own fry sometimes.

57 minutes ago, Soflobassing said:

My pet peeves are the people who see me bed fishing and get mad that I’m taking the bass away from its fry, and they are clueless that they eat their own fry sometimes.

How about people that worship the bass as a sacred animal, but take home the limit of crappie every time they go. Why is a bass more valuable than a crappie?

For me it's the litter and the cigarette butts

 

I have a ton of grocery/walmart bags stored in the boat and bring home at least 1 full of crap I've pulled from the lake every trip.

 

The lake is not a garbage can or an ashtray.

On ‎5‎/‎27‎/‎2018 at 7:19 AM, Fairtax4me said:

There's a small lake near me where people for some reason think it's Ok to set up chairs and fish ON the RAMP. 

 

 

This happens to me on a big lake......holiday weekend, no way  you're getting your boat in without making people move.  This is not a park, but a public ramp only....people treat it more like a park. 

On 5/27/2018 at 11:20 AM, CTBassin860 said:

I'm now on the laptop because that post was so long and uninformative, I threw my phone at the wall. Thanks guy.

WINNAR

People asking me for information or people giving me info. I here to fish and get away from people not chat all day.

On 5/27/2018 at 10:55 AM, Mobasser said:

All of the above are true. I fish with a friend who will not change his line! He uses spinning reels only, and his line is ancient, dry, and comes off his reel in big coils. I've told him too many times now. This season its on him. When he hooks a good bass and his line breaks I'm not saying anything. Well, Might call him a cheapskate 

Haha, I'm the opposite. I can go through three reel spools of line in a month. ?

I get so upset that I could put a snapping turtle down my pants and pull the belt tight.

 

People who launch their boat at the ramp, tie it up to the pier and then load it for their trip.

 

IT IS A RAMP TO LAUNCH AND TRAILER YOUR BOAT.  NOT TO LOAD THE BOAT.

Complainers.

On 5/26/2018 at 11:01 PM, Glaucus said:

Other: It's a poe-tay-toe, not a puh-tay-tuh.

In Tennessee we just call em taters.

On 5/27/2018 at 9:53 AM, NYWayfarer said:

What is up with that? Happens to me as well. Never understood it.

 

It's like mooing at cows, I think.  Some people just can't help it.

fishing line in the lake. just cost me $300 for lower unit seal replacement

36 minutes ago, Tennessee Boy said:

In Tennessee we just call em taters.

Gross lol. 

On 5/28/2018 at 8:32 AM, jbmaine said:

My wife and I are both disabled, nothing ticks me off more than healthy people taking up the handicap spots.

 

My girlfriend has a (somewhat legit) handicap hang tag but I persuade her not to use it IF there are limited handicap spots.  Few things peeve me more, too (either?)

13 minutes ago, Ratherbfishing said:

 

My girlfriend has a (somewhat legit) handicap hang tag but I persuade her not to use it IF there are limited handicap spots.  Few things peeve me more, too (either?)

My feelings on this have evolved considerably over the years.  I used to be the azzwipe that actually called out 'apparently able-bodied' people parking in handicapped spots, I'm ashamed to admit.  A few things have changed my perspective; one, when my father was in his later years, there were plenty of days when he looked perfectly well.....walked great....for a few yards, maybe, before pain and exhaustion would become nearly overwhelming.  Another, was when I considered that when there are ample H spots, having someone who is entitled to use them, 'thoughtfully' avoiding them -- well, that person actually ends up taking a spot that I could have used; while empty ones near the entrance remain unused. 

6 minutes ago, Choporoz said:

My feelings on this have evolved considerably over the years.  I used to be the azzwipe that actually called out 'apparently able-bodied' people parking in handicapped spots, I'm ashamed to admit.  A few things have changed my perspective; one, when my father was in his later years, there were plenty of days when he looked perfectly well.....walked great....for a few yards, maybe, before pain and exhaustion would become nearly overwhelming.  Another, was when I considered that when there are ample H spots, having someone who is entitled to use them, 'thoughtfully' avoiding them -- well, that person actually ends up taking a spot that I could have used; while empty ones near the entrance remain unused. 

Oh, if there are a lot of spots, she'll use one.  But if it seems there are only one or two, she usually won't.  Me personally-I park in the "back 40" because I want to avoid door dings (another pet peeve of mine).

 

Ironically, sometimes I will see restaurants/shops with SO many handicap spots lined up on both sides of the lot and half way down the block that I gotta wonder...isn't this a little excessive?

I have one, it's legit, but most days I park in the back 40 too just because I'd rather find a "pull thru" spot for my pick up.  It's a pain to park by the doors with all the foot/car traffic. 

10 minutes ago, Choporoz said:

I used to be the azzwipe that actually called out 'apparently able-bodied' people parking in handicapped spots, I'm ashamed to admit.

 

I used to feel this way too.  Until T1D and foot issue sort of started limiting the number of steps I have in me.  It's a totally normal response.  Sort of like seeing someone with an EBT card and an iPhone.  You really don't know their circumstances, but it does illicit an emotional response.