What irritates you about other Gransnetters?

Missadventure, I’m with you on that one! Just happened to me, I should have sprinkled some lol’s around, then the OP would realise I was being (or trying and failing ) to be lighthearted.

I feel a lot better now that you all seem to find more to be grrr (sorry, it was too good not to borrow) about than me! Now I shall boast about what a lovely, patient, tolerant person I am and you can all tell me how you hate the horrible GNs with self satisfied posts!

I'm with Situpstraight with this. Posters who are just trying to claim affirmation that their response to their situation was right and justifiable.
Refreshingly there was a post last week where the OP acknowledged that a response to her SIL had been a little hasty and an apology was forthcoming.
Family dynamics can be a hotbed of conflict and blur the original perceived situation. Input from GNs to me is a calming influence and helps posters to see the perspectives from all sides.

People who are determined that a subject isn't allowed to be anything other than an argument, despite everything pointing to the fact that its light hearted.

When a poster writes about a faux pas she made identical to one I made way back and passes it off as exactly one she has recently made. Nit picking, moi?

Nina that’s my grrr moment too
I ve thought something through gone over in my head how to word it without causing offence get it all down it’s ignored them a few posts later someone says the same thing and it gets applauded Yes it’s childish but hey ho and no I don’t go into a decline but I do fell grrrr ish for a few moments
Acronyms my pet hate and I try never to use them
The wonderful ideas that arrive about two pages after the problem has been solved ( please read the thread or at least skim through it)

When a poster says virtually the same thing I've said previously and gets recognition for it.
Petty and childish, I know. It only irritates me for a moment or two though.

I’m amazed by the number of people on here who rely on men, too. Whatever is going to happen if their partner dies or for some other reason can’t do things for them? I’m sure the same applies to helpless men who can’t cook or do the washing.

With reference to paddyann’s earlier post:
We are very different ages in this site. Some are fifty-ish or younger, but some (like me) were already pensioners by the beginning of the 21st century! I have always felt when you were a teenager makes a big difference to outlook. I was a teenager in the 1950s, very different from being one in the ‘60s or later. I don’t think there are many actual Victorins, though!

Having gone through the thread about smart TVs, I can now assert that the contributors who irritate me are the helpless women who can't fathom the technology or indeed follow the instructions and depend on a mere man to interpret them. As paddyann says, there are some people stuck in a time warp and, by the way, I am no chicken!

When the OP asks for advice and then spend the next few days defending her or his position, why ask for advice if you think you are right?
GNers having a pop at each other, because they have a different POV. We each give advice or sympathise according to our own views or experiences, it’s up to the OP to read or ignore any advice, why snipe at each other in the process?

People's posts which are very long and complicated without paragraphs.
Other posters who don't read the the original message then ask questions or criticise something which has already been covered.
Using acronyms
Apart from that everything is great. ?

it irritates me that a fair amount of GNetters appear to have come from Victorian times and not moved into the 21st century at all.Sometimes I think I live on a different planet from them ,maybe their part of the UK is stuck in a time warp .

The list is long ... Joking!

I think you've hit the nail on the head by your comment about it depending on the mood you're in - sometimes I'll hoot with laughter at something will annoy the hell out of me on another day.

So it has nothing to do with the Gransnetters, and everything to do with me.

Oh Jane, I think posting to show you care is fine it is only posting to say you have posted which irritates.

Popsicle?! I've never knowingly typed that word. Stupid phone thinking I'd say that rather than probably!

Ooh! I sometimes post on a topic I don't know about because I feel very sorry for the poster and want her to know that her post has been read and not ignored. It's just an attempt to recognise someone's concern.
Sorry to annoy you Nonnie.
Popsicle probably shouldn't have responded!!