I tend to be fairly patient with the unobservant, as I myself have made some pretty spectacular spot-check fails in my time. So long as the person recognizes that they've screwed up I can always forgive. Now, a person who fucks up and tries to avoid taking responsibility out of embarrassment or some bizarre from of pride, that irks me.

I tend to be more cautious with the use of the term berserk button as I actually have them to full effect - as in the mindless, thoughtless rage variety. But my personal pet peeve is someone telling me something I already know. It's always annoying even if they don't know I know, but it really pisses me off if they either know I know, or it's obvious. It feels like an insult to my intelligence, which I've always taken some pride in. Particularly because I look rather stupid to most people. Someone telling me to do something I'm doing or planning to do has the same effect, really.

RAGE PAGETOPPER!

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:01:32 PM by kegisak

Closest thing I have to a berserk button in a work context is when somebody tells me to do something, I do it, and then after the fact they give me some other piece of information that would have saved me a lot of time and effort. Like "No, I wanted you to stack the stuff in the other storeroom". Why the crap wouldn't you tell me that to begin with!?

Man, Gilda's metal theme was pretty awesome.

I used to have the mindless, thoughtless rage variety, almost lost my job a few times because of it. I have had to very carefully train myself to deal with it over the years.

Im not sure if that rage is due to mild aspergers or just my upbringing but its always been there.

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:04:30 PM by Turtlebutter

Less Rage more cute, I have resolved my group shot issue, I will only ink and color this◊. Well Jt, you said you wanted more stuff like Spike and the CMC, how's this?

My doc said my Rage comes from my Aspergers, I'm seeing "obvious" things everywhere can't comprehend that "hey, maybe people can't notice every little pattern you do."

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:07:22 PM by MousaThe14

It seems to be genetic in my case. both my Dad and my brother have it.

Fortunately in my case it require me to be fairly angry already, which is unusual, and it has very specific triggers that one does not really run into on a day-to-day basis.

Alas, I am woefully devoid of cute at the moment. Haven't even done any blog doodles lately. Should do some, just to keep in the groove.

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:07:49 PM by kegisak

@Mousa: I like it. Only nitpick is that the way Spike's shirt is drawn makes him look fatter than you usually draw him. Other than that it's fine. I really like how you draw the CMC.

I think anger is genetic. My Dad has a fairly short fuse like me.

@Mousa I love the way Sweetie Belle looks but Spike looks a little off.

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:09:44 PM by PurpleDalek

Here's some cute for you◊

Don't know about angry. I certainly get annoyed fairly easy. One of my little pet peeves, similar to "telling me what I already know, " is "telling me to do what I'm already doing."

Holy crap someone just shared a circle with me thats +500 bronies on Google+

Thats a lot of pony...

I occasionally get annoyed if people are telling me what I ought to do when I'm perfectly aware of the action I should take as well. I've tried to avoid actually working myself up over every little thing at this point though.

I'm back!

Mousa, love the pic.

JT, that fic was worth every penny.

@Applelight: Good to hear you enjoyed it. I'd hate to think I was ripping you off.

What did JT end up naming the Rocker pony?

@ JT

You did a fantastic job. I loled at the whole thing.

I really get annoyed when I screw up a task my mom asks me to do, and she either implies that I'm stupid or blames the internet and my supposedly inhuman desire to be on it.

@Applelight: Awesome. /)^3^(

@Turtle: Mosh Whiplash. Most over the top thing I could think of.

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:26:47 PM by JapaneseTeeth

Mosh Whiplash

Mosh Whiplash is a great name

Thats actually a pretty cool name, makes me wonder a little about his parents though

Mosh Whiplash: Son of Snidely Whiplash.

Who is, surprisingly, very supportive of his son and a startlingly good father on the whole.

Mosh Whiplash sounds like the name of a rock star.

Im thinking that some ponies must have to change thier names when they get thier cutie mark. Like if your parents name you Snuggle Bunny, and your cutie mark ends up being a Basketball... do you just roll with it or change your name?

edited 3rd Jul '12 2:33:19 PM by Turtlebutter

Even R34 has been around forever. Ever heard of The Fishermans Daughter? Ancient Japanese naughty tentacles!