what makes you snap???

I hate it when ppl butt in a conversation I'm having with someone else.

I hate when ppl chew gum with their mouths open...I hate that I'm-so-cool face of someone chewing gum.

I hate it when I'm reading a book on a train or bus and the person sitting next to me tries to read what I'm readin!

While I'm at work when I answer the phone & people call me HONEY, SWEETIE & DEAR. Usually they've done something wrong when they call me ( I work for the court). It's not like I'm a customer service agent or anything.

I think it's totally disrespectful & demeaning. Kinda like a pat on the head like you don't know what you're talking about.

Granted I understand if it's from an elderly person or someone I know but not anyone below 70 yrs. old.

Well I just had a guy come up and ask me the time. There are two wall clocks. He followed up by asking what time I was going to perform a scheduled responsibility I always do on schedule. Then he wanted to know the amount of time left between. I got a LIVE one!

I snap when people go driving by my apartment at three in the morning with their sub-woofers up so high that they're creating localized earthquake phenomena from their cars.

Rice Krispies. They make me crackle and pop, too!

But seriously, people who talk in insincere cliches, whose words are scripted for them, as though they lack a brain to express themselves with. I seethe. I fume. I snap,

People who drive slow in the left lane/ two cars that drive slowly next to each other so no one can pass.

I hate it when i'm in a room and someone is fiddling around with the door handle or opening and closing the door repeatedly, which my kids do purely because they know it drives me nuts.

when i get 2 of the same playing card i always try to SNAP first

i don't really 'snap' but i did almost recently when i was slapped in the face by one of my friends jokingly. i was already in kind of a rough mood to start out w/

i snap when my children want my attention from a different room and expect me to go to them instead of them coming to me.

my children are in their teens.