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What infuriates me the most is that is such a blind, selfish, first world argument.

This infuriates me, as I assume it infuriates a lot of people.

This infuriates me, at least if you're going to be enforcing the law, lead by good example.

It infuriates me as a biker and pedestrian when police dangerously disobey the traffic laws.

Which you still haven't addressed, short of telling me how it infuriates you.

I love the design of Sunrise, but the slowness of the app and network refresh infuriates me.

Sorry if pointing this out infuriates the fanboï in you, but mozilla has done its share of wrong along the otherwise good stuff.

What completely infuriates me is pedestrian crossings that don't automatically allow pedestrians to cross when the lights are in a state that would allow it.

This is something that infuriates me as a Windows Phone user.

Now it makes the window fullscreen and it infuriates me.

The floating drop-down search box infuriates me to no end.

Turns out I do, and this is what infuriates me about those requirements.

This is what infuriates me about the position of cable companies demanding Netflix pay to "push" bytes onto their networks.

Does anyone else hate these tech headlines that begin "X just did Y." It's the inclusion of "just" that for some reason infuriates me.

Quite the opposite here (USA): infuriates us to no end when trying to make an appointment for home service (plumber, wiring, whatever) and are told "will arrive sometime between [insert 2-5 hour range here]".

This infuriates me: "But Leigh argues that unlucky students with no results “shouldn’t be getting a PhD anyway”, since the degree is awarded “for a contribution to knowledge, not for a good try”." Translation: never do work on anything that has even the possibility of failure.