PeevePile • A Pet Peeve Archive » People who take the elevator to the second floor of a building when they are perfectly capable of walking and/or are not carrying anything heavy.

People who take the elevator to the second floor of a building when they are perfectly capable of walking and/or are not carrying anything heavy.

— Lex from Los Angeles, CA | Public Places | 12.30.2008 | Comments (1)

I was JUST about to post this. You know what's even worse? When overweight people complain about their weight, but use the elevator every time, no matter how long they have to wait, even when they're going to the second floor.

— DA.Darling posted 1/7/2009

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10.31.10

Thanks to a recent torrent of spam, I’ve had to disable comments for a while. I’ve now removed the ability to put links in the comments. Email me if you want to put something in, such as five links to knock-off handbag sites, and I’ll happily oblige.

09.10.10

I’ve added two features to the sidebar: Highest Rating and Hotly Debated. They will be updated daily. To my surprise, the ketchup-in-fridge peeve seemed to really incite some anger — it’s clearly a complex situation that affects us all.

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