As the topic says---what annoys you about your parents, and how does it affect (effect?) you..
+ When I was younger, my father would sometimes take me to the Discovery Zone and/or Chuck E Cheese during the week. Sometimes he would claim that he had no money left when I went up to him to see if I could buy some more tickets. During the ride home he would end up buying some cigarettes. I would of perfectly understood if he told me that he needed the money for gas or was planning to buy some bread on the way home. But...I don't know. Sort of weird to say you don't have money, and than turn around and buy some cigarettes.
+ A few years back my mother would drive me everywhere---she didn't even want me to walk to the stores that are about ten minutes away by foot. I would get ready, and two minutes before I let my mom would suddenly get sick or she would decide that she has something else to do. Of course, she would tell me tomorrow. Tomorrow comes, and she does the same thing. Repeat this five times before I end up asking my dad or a friend. She still does this when she offers to drive me instead of letting me walk. (If it is cold outside, she'll drive me. I have my permit now. So.)
+ It seems that every time I plan to go out my mom washed all my jeans/pants/bottoms. Basically all I am left with is pajamas. This only seems to happen when I plan to go out ahead out of time---such as with my friends, to the store, etc.
+ My mom told me that she was going to be $50 for getting on the honor roll last quarter. Suddenly out of nowhere she is claiming that she never said this---despite the fact that I have a note saying this in her handwriting. o_O. All I wanted was $10 to buy my friend a book for his birthday.
+ My dad breathes (with his nose) and eats at the same time. Quite annoying.
+ My mom will chew loudly to the point where I have to leave the room. It drives me nuts when I people do that. In my mind I can hear the saliva hitting the food, making this horrible sound over and over again. Or how some people smack---*twitch*.