For example, he's driving and she's in the opposite side and the guy is turning the radio up. Do you start getting annoying?
128861
Yes sometimes. I don't like it that loud. Its ridiculous.
554651
change channel - he is running a similar frequency to you
28982
You want defensive answers? OK. Why are you picking on me? I don't talk on the cell phone when backing out or when driving. Don't go accusing me something unless you actually have proof that I do it.\n\n(Is that defensive enough?)
255031
Yes, slow down...but be sure to allow them to pass.  I've also found it helpful to turn on my emergency flashers.  It gets their attention without your having to do much.  \n\nWhere I live it's not the best idea to flip someone off while driving.  Danger Will Robinson!
176471
why? do you get sleepy when you listen to him?
377435
Depends on the situation that its brought up in. If its used in a fight, then yes its annoying, we have already been there, had the fight, and got the t-shirt. But if your about to do sumthing similar and she brings it up to remind you not to make the same mistakes again, then yea its fine. It all depends on how its brought up, why and when its brought up.
64499
typically they will start acting stupid around you
221969
It used to, but since I married, I can leave the radio on at night or my husband can't sleep.  So I've gotten used to not hearing the radio as I sleep.  Admittedly, I get less wacky dreams!  (Whatever people said or sang on the radio sometimes got incorportated into my dreams.)
287377
I deal with in two ways the first is I bought an illegal, (please don't call the police on me), cell phone jammer off of ebay, I bring to the movies and restraunts...usually wait til they get obnoxious and then turn it on.  Second I start using the same names and pharse they are using for example: I hear them say Susie was so drunk, I turn to my dinner partner and loudly proclaim about how  Susie was naked and dancing on the table last night.  Seems to get even the most obnoxious ones to tone it down.
663043
Nope.  Frankly, I'm the same way.  My gf let me know it bothers her, so, I'm trying to make adjustments.  But, if you keep asking him, it'll just take longer and make him more irritated, maybe to the point where he can't deal with it anymore.  I'd let him know it bothers you, and leave it.  If he's going to change, he'll do it on his own.
347922
lol... it doesn't actually bother me, but it does get annoying after a while and makes my head hurt occasionally... :-)
252843
Who knows.  He must have felt offended in some way.  He should be careful with that - these days he could get shot.  It mostly happens to me when I'm driving and is always because I did something stupid,
666065
hearing the song i hate and not being able to turn it off would be the worse cause it would put me in a crappy mood.  as for hearing a song i like and not being able to turn it up really doesn't matter cause i sing louder than the radio any way.
418025
My fiance is not the best listener.  Used to get me pissed because I would be talking about something I thought was important to me (and I don't usually express myself much) and she would respond with a comment about something totally different like she wasn't even listening to what I was saying.  Made me feel dumb to get mad and bring it up because I felt like a whining woman (sorry ladies)\n\nI learned to deal with it and now just realize I have to bring her back to the conversation and make her focus lol  She tries more to listen to what I have to say too.\n\nLove you babe.
18186
I concur with Bumperbuffer for the most part.  However, some people do snap finally, because although they might not be the "aggressive driver" BB portrays, they've had enough of the rude ones out there and lash out using there vehicles.\n\nFor example, driver 1 is cut off in traffic.  He lets that slide.  Then he encounters a driver applying make-up while driving and moving slower than posted speed limit & can't go around her.  Then driver 1 is tail-gated by a driver in a hurry while driver 1 is obeying the speed limit.  Driver 1 is then passed by a car, which then cuts him off just to brake to take the exit which, had the other guy been cool, would have merged for way back, so at to exit in a safe manner.  This last act causes driver 1 to boil over in rage and act in a manner he/she normally doesn't do.  Driver 1 may follow the last offender and cut the driver off or retaliate in some manner, just to have some way of meting out some "justice" in the name of common courtesy.
67772
I have a friend who's husband talks incessantly. People have asked him to stop, but he can't seem to. He doesn't seem to have a clue. He really gets on my nerves.
281636
If he is a radio DJ, he naturally likes to talk. He could just be a very talkative guy and is just doing what he does best. Also, it's a big ego thing to have girls over you. He might just like the attention and keeps it going, possibly thinking that because he is a celelbrity and you are not- you might never actually meet or have to see eachother. Or, he might just like groupies. Be careful- he might have this big ego and    think of you as just another girl, so don't get too excited. \n\nAlthough, I could be wrong. Proceed with caution and don't get suckerd by easy flattery. In order to judge anyone you must see a person in context- how they behave in other situtations then just with you. He might possibly do this with everyone.\n\nAs an aside, I casually listen to my local talk radio station occasionally, and sometimes the DJ is very flattering and gracious with the callers, but this is part of their job. A person could mistakingly confuse this with interest, but that's not always the case.