100 Things Better Than A Hillary/Trump Election
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100 Things Better Than A Hillary/Trump Election

This election makes your pet peeves look like nothing

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100 Things Better Than A Hillary/Trump Election

I've waited almost 20 years to be able to vote for a presidential election, and you mean to tell me that these two knuckleheads are my choices? I'm embarrassed for our country. Can we get a redo? Or can Obama continue his presidency for a third term? I can't handle either one of these people doing the most important job our country has to offer. Here are some things that are way better than watching Trump or Hillary run (or most likely ruin) our country for four years:

  1. Paper cuts
  2. Biting your tongue
  3. Toothpaste/orange juice combo
  4. Mistaking an oatmeal raisin cookie for a chocolate chip cookie
  5. Really bad sunburn
  6. Putting Purell on your cuts
  7. Stepping on a Lego
  8. Crocs
  9. Noisy eaters
  10. Running out of data
  11. Holes in your socks
  12. Pouring a bowl of cereal only to find out that you ran out of milk
  13. People who ruin movie endings
  14. Lines at the DMV
  15. Dentist appointments
  16. Mosquito bites
  17. Door to door salespeople
  18. Low budget commercials
  19. Birds chirping at 4 A.M.
  20. Gas station sushi
  21. Burning your tongue on hot coffee
  22. Dropping your phone on your face while laying down
  23. Stubbing your toe
  24. When the hair stylist cuts your hair just a little too short
  25. Watching the last episode of your favorite show
  26. Tap water
  27. Leaving the house without putting on deodorant
  28. K-Mart
  29. Drivers who don’t use a turn signal
  30. Touching wet food in the sink
  31. People who don’t know simple grammar rules
  32. Finding your roommate’s hair in the shower drain
  33. People who make racist remarks without realizing
  34. Hitting your elbow on something
  35. Grocery shopping carts with a bad wheel
  36. Food stuck in your teeth
  37. Having a stuffy nose
  38. Speed bumps
  39. Seeing a cop when you’re speeding
  40. Dull pencils
  41. Driving with someone who refuses to put the windows up after you’ve done your hair
  42. Unsolicited advice
  43. People who walk too slow
  44. Forgetting to bring your charger
  45. Dried toothpaste in the sink
  46. Tangled headphones
  47. Traffic
  48. Breaking a nail
  49. Finding a dirty article of clothing after you’ve start the washer
  50. Chipping your freshly painted nail polish
  51. Acne
  52. People who don’t believe in feminism
  53. PDA
  54. A baby crying on a long flight
  55. Spilling something on a brand new shirt
  56. People who send you Candy Crush invites on Facebook
  57. People who put gym selfies on their Snapchat story
  58. Fake front pockets on women’s jeans
  59. Singing off key
  60. Nails on a chalkboard
  61. Littering
  62. Holding the door for someone who doesn’t say thank you
  63. The sound of someone biting their nails
  64. People who seal a Ziploc bag without removing the air first
  65. Wobbly tables
  66. When your favorite character dies on the show you’re watching
  67. Being interrupted
  68. People who talk with their mouth full
  69. Getting into bed only to remember that you have homework due tomorrow
  70. Your awkward middle school phase
  71. Not being able to sleep
  72. Melted ice cream
  73. Locking yourself out of your car
  74. Oversleeping
  75. College tuition
  76. Talking about someone who is standing right behind you
  77. Cracking your phone screen
  78. Forgetting to put on a belt
  79. The day after Christmas
  80. Gum flavor that doesn’t last long
  81. Finding plans for the night after you’ve removed your makeup
  82. When your foot falls asleep
  83. The crusty stuff that’s in your eyes when you wake up
  84. People with poor hygiene
  85. Being late
  86. People who put peanut butter in the fridge
  87. The smell of cauliflower
  88. Expired dairy products
  89. People who start a sentence with “No offense, but”
  90. Catching feelings
  91. Country music
  92. Anything camouflage
  93. People who sing along to a song but don’t know the lyrics
  94. Fast food drive-thru communication systems
  95. Telemarketers
  96. People who talk to you while you’re listening to music
  97. That vacuum like noise that people make with their straw while trying to get that last sip of juice
  98. People who don’t squeeze the toothpaste from the bottom
  99. Double dippers
  100. Finding hair in your food
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