#WhatIHateIn5Words gives fresh insight into what riles people on Twitter (sort of)

The hashtag #WhatIHateIn5Words is trending on Twitter, and aside from the obvious choices of war, inhumanity and intolerance, it also gives us insight into what really grinds people’s gears. Here are some highlights…

People doing tea wrong.

Milk in tea before bag #WhatIHateIn5Words pic.twitter.com/8JNoEdZ8e6

— Hacker T Dog (@CBBC_Hacker) July 27, 2016

People doing holding wrong.

#WhatIHateIn5Words Dropping my phone on myself

— Shockin (@Shockinz) July 27, 2016

People doing age wrong.

#WhatIHateIn5Words
"My son is thirty-six months."

B*tch. Your son is 3. You have a 3-year-old. He's the "3 & up" on products. He's THREEEE.

— ☽☼Kiaundra☼☾ (@OMGkee) July 27, 2016

Dried fruit doing food wrong.

PUTTING RAISINS IN NICE FOOD#WhatIHateIn5Words

— Effi Mai (@EffiMai) July 27, 2016

Workplaces doing drinking wrong.

#WhatIHateIn5Words being at work while sober

— Tim has issues (@LaptopShopWH) July 27, 2016

Supermarkets doing checkouts wrong.

#WhatIHateIn5Words: "Unexpected item in bagging area" pic.twitter.com/jsDZUaw1kx

— David Wriglesworth (@Wriggy) July 27, 2016

People doing themselves wrong.

me
me
me
me
me#WhatIHateIn5Words

— jonnio (@JonnyMcNarwhal) July 27, 2016

People doing walking wrong.

People stopping suddenly when walking. #WhatIHateIn5Words

— Alex Phillips ️ (@AlexP_Music) July 27, 2016

People doing eating wrong.

Noise people make chewing food.#WhatIHateIn5Words

— Behdad Keynejad (@behdad_k) July 27, 2016

People doing ice wrong.

Icecube tray put back empty.. #WhatIHateIn5Words

— Trevor Jones (@TGJones_62) July 27, 2016

Hashtags doing word counts wrong.

Being restricted to five words #WhatIHateIn5Words

— Sadiah Khan (@SadiahKhan_18) July 27, 2016

People who can't count. #WhatIHateIn5Words

— Ryan Nelson (@RyanJohnNelson) July 27, 2016

Peas doing… gravity wrong?

Peas rolling across the plate. #WhatIHateIn5Words

— Katy Ward (@KatyWardLondon) July 27, 2016