The 15 most annoying things in U.S. Culture

[michaelkelley]

I think Justin Bieber is too young to carry the fame and he is not able to handle his fame in a right direction. He should learn from his other industry mates that it will not last long, if he does not learn to handle the success.

 

[snakeblitz33]

I like how this thread has been reduced to Justin Beiber.

 

[foodshape]

Yup, we have refined that list to confirm that the single most annoying thing about American culture is... a Canadian

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But I agree about him, the maturing process in him was curt short by early celebrity. Happens too often.
PS: not bashing the neighbours to the south here, most of what is on that list applies north of the border as well.

 

[snakeblitz33]

I cant stand yuppie parents that coddle their children to death and who dont take the time to train or teach them anything.

 

[beth]

Love all the stereotypes and judgments in this topic. Goes along with all of the pet peeves cited in the OP.

 

[darthtang aw]

I like how this thread has been reduced to Justin Beiber.
You just lost your man card.
Darth (He who should not be named) Tang

 

[snakeblitz33]

Lol.
Im married. Apparently i have lost my man card a long time ago.
Was my statement earlier not sarcastic enough?

 

[darthtang aw]

Lol.
Im married. Apparently i have lost my man card a long time ago.
Was my statement earlier not sarcastic enough?
The meer mention of his name by any man is cause for mancard loss.............

 

[reefraff]

I've been married 18 years. When my man card get dog eared my wife re-laminates it for me
Reef (Proper training makes for better relationships)Raff

 

[darthtang aw]

I've been married 18 years. When my man card get dog eared my wife re-laminates it for me
Reef (Proper training makes for better relationships)Raff
And places it back in her purse.
Darth (for safe keeping) Tang

 

[beth]

It swells my heart to see men who know their place in the great scheme of things.

 

[dragonzim]

PrettCorrect me if I am wrong here, but as I recall the baggy pants thing was actually started by prison inmates as a symbol for (lets just call it willingness or not for attention) (I know...I know... don't be so worried to offend someone; see line 1)
This trend in prisons slowly trickled out, into main stream and the meaning was lost or other non-informed people decided to emulate this "bad" look. It really is an awful trend, although its entertaining to watch some of these guys try to run across the street; with their arms full and pants dragging on the ground, only to trip on their own pants. 

Pretty sure that was shown to be an urban legend

 

[2quills]

Back in the late 80's when I lived in So Cal the first people that I ever saw wearing their pants like that were strictly the gang bangers. Kids started doing it at school as a sign because they weren't allowed to wear or flaunt their gang colors.
Then I moved to michigan and several years later started seeing the posers doing the same thing. Now its a fashion statement. How lame.

 

[darthtang aw]

It swells my heart to see men who know their place in the great scheme of things. 
You are still single, correct?
Darth (Just sayin') Tang

 

[reefraff]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526003
And places it back in her purse.
Darth (for safe keeping) Tang
My wife makes nearly 4 times as much money as I do and asks my permission before buying anything for herself.
Reef (Kneel down and worship my manpower)Raff

 

[beth]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526013
Quote:
Originally Posted by Beth http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526006
It swells my heart to see men who know their place in the great scheme of things.
You are still single, correct?
Darth (Just sayin') Tang
No marriage certif. at least. LOL Are you saying now you know why?? Go ahead and say it! Just remember who controls the buttons around here!

 

[2quills]

Quote:
Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526022
My wife makes nearly 4 times as much money as I do and asks my permission before buying anything for herself.
Reef (Kneel down and worship my manpower)Raff
There is something great to be said about a strong woman who willing lets her man take the lead and keep his card mostly intact. God, love em!

 

[beth]

Quote:
Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526022
My wife makes nearly 4 times as much money as I do and asks my permission before buying anything for herself.
Reef (Kneel down and worship my manpower)Raff
And, of course, you know the "correct" answer, right?

 

[reefraff]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Beth http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526032
And, of course, you know the "correct" answer, right?
I kept telling her to TELL me she spent money, not ask. I ain't the chauvinist pig my character portrays.

 

[reefraff]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Beth http:///t/395896/the-15-most-annoying-things-in-u-s-culture/20#post_3526030
No marriage certif. at least. LOL Are you saying now you know why?? Go ahead and say it! Just remember who controls the buttons around here!

You don't have the low standards HIS wife does?
Sorry Darth, it was a curve ball hanging in space