Tip of the cap to both 19 and '92. To spin off some of your points a bit: ? 8 year olds who dress like hookers. My bigger beef is with those who make it possible/acceptable for 8 year olds to dress like hookers: Clothing manufacturers, advertisers, retailers, and the adults who (presumably) agree to buy these things for children. ? People who, when shown on the scoreboard at a sporting event, wave at the scoreboard rather than at the camera. Thank you. I've made it a point to take note of the camera locations from our humble terrace box section and intend, if ever captured, to stare at the camera and mouth something like STOP IT, or just slowly shake my head. ? Being put on hold because of call waiting. Especially when the person who puts you on hold is the one who called you. This has happened to me a surprisingly high number of times at my workplace. Dr. Laura. This is (a small) part of the reason why I will not get a Ph.D. ? People that constantly smell like coffee. Or cigarettes. Worse yet would be a combination. At the library we can always tell when we get books back from a smoker because of the smell. The coffee smell admittedly does not last as long. And that brings to mind another thing... People who highlight or otherwise mark up library books. Even with pencil, someone has to erase the marks (on your tax dollar). How hard is it to understand that library materials are shared property, which is different from private property?