No, neither me or this thread count.
As for me: People who force their beliefs on someone. Whether it be vegans, religous people, or anything (no offense to vegans or religous people.) I'm talking about people, lets use vegans, for instance, who walk up to you while I was eating meat in a buffet (I kid you not), and they walked over to me and gave me a long, boring speech about how eating this piece of meat was going to drive cows to extinction and how if I kept eating, that I should realize I was murdering so many cows just by eating meat. I almost wanted to shove it down his throat and watch him squirm in disgust :twisted: .
Also, crazy religous people. Quote from an email I got (also mentioned on snopes.com):
Target Stores have decided to ban the words "Merry Christmas" in their stores starting this holiday season. Please sign this petition, which is about this important issue. The American Family Association is calling for a national boycott of Target Stores on the day after Thanksgiving (the busiest shopping day of the year), please join in...do not shop at Target! Let's get the message across that you cannot take Christ out of Christmas, even if you are trying to hide the very words Merry Christmas!
Seriously, what the hell? They didn't "ban" the words. They just didn't use the word "Christmas". They used "holidays". There is more than one religion, folks. "Let's boycott Target because they said 'Happy Holidays!' instead of 'Merry Christmas', even though they might be Jewish, or Muslim, it's obvious that my beliefs should surpass theirs, because (Choose: Christianity is better or I am the customer)."
No offense was meant in this post. :?
GrimIronMan