Master Thread of Pet Peeves

[Work-for-ur-muny]

How a thread can be dormant for 3 weeks, then all of a sudden when someone comes around with a pet-peeve, 6 other people also have something itching them...

[good sam]

How a thread can be dormant for 3 weeks, then all of a sudden when someone comes around with a pet-peeve, 6 other people also have something itching them...

I'll say it again: pet peeves about the pet peeves thread.

(yes, I get the irony)

[Something Fishy]

If I see one more Parshas Noach cartoon, or meme, or whatever on Whatsapp or FB I'm gonna lose it.

[churnbabychurn]

If I see one more Parshas Noach cartoon, or meme, or whatever on Whatsapp or FB I'm gonna lose it.

Ugh. Didn't get any of those bh.

[JoeyShmoe]

If I see one more Parshas Noach cartoon, or meme, or whatever on Whatsapp or FB I'm gonna lose it.

How about "Reminder, there's no Eiruv Tavshilin this week" messages?

[good sam]

How about "Reminder, there's no Eiruv Tavshilin this week" messages?

On every chat

[12HRS]

I guess I'm not on enough groups

[Thanxalot]

People who put a tablecloth for shabbos on the table in shul...then put the pen they just picked up from the table, right back on top of the tablecloth.

[rs242]

People who put a tablecloth for shabbos on the table in shul...then put the pen they just picked up from the table, right back on top of the tablecloth.

People who complain about the people who actually do things.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

People who put a tablecloth for shabbos on the table in shul...then put the pen they just picked up from the table, right back on top of the tablecloth.

Whats the issue?

[as2]

People who complain about the people who actually do things.

Sometimes, people are more helpful when they don't help.

Whats the issue?

Well the pen can't be used on shabbos. The tablecloth is being put on specifically for shabbos, and then the pen, which isn't permitted to use on shabbos, is being placed right back on the table.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Well the pen can't be used on shabbos. The tablecloth is being put on specifically for shabbos, and then the pen, which isn't permitted to use on shabbos, is being placed right back on the table.

Thanks and that now creates a thread for Friday. 

[aygart]

Sometimes, people are more helpful when they don't help. Well the pen can't be used on shabbos. The tablecloth is being put on specifically for shabbos, and then the pen, which isn't permitted to use on shabbos, is being placed right back on the table.

Left out that the pen can't be moved except under certain conditions.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

Left out that the pen can't be moved except under certain conditions.

OK the suspense is killing me. Why can't it be used or moved?

[aygart]

OK the suspense is killing me. Why can't it be used or moved?

No writing on shabbos. An item whose use is forbidden may not be moved except under certain conditions

[whYME]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muktzeh

I'm not sure if this helps or just makes it more confusing...

[as2]

Left out that the pen can't be moved except under certain conditions.

Lol, it's all so simple in my head, I forget I need to lay out the basics for this unfamiliar.

[ChaimMoskowitz]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muktzeh

I'm not sure if this helps or just makes it more confusing...

Helps. I understand the logic behind turning lights on/off. What's the logic behind not using/moving these items?

[as2]

Helps. I understand the logic behind turning lights on/off. What's the logic behind not using/moving these items?

It all stems from the 39 basic principles of Shabbos. These are all incorporated into those rules, whether directly or as a subcategory
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat

[ChaimMoskowitz]

It all stems from the 39 basic principles of Shabbos. These are all incorporated into those rules, whether directly or as a subcategory
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activities_prohibited_on_Shabbat

Do I understand correctly all these are not spelled out in the Torah?