I don't like imps either. I usually let a summon deal with them.
Imps are the only creature I will mess with the difficulty slider when facing. I looked up their stats in my old D&D book and they're
supposed to be one-hit kills. They're supposed to be Wimps (ha ha, get it?), so it makes no sense that this little flying thing can take blow after blow from weapons. So whenever I face a imp, I'll kick the slider down from center so one arrow or one fireball or sword swing will take them down. There! Take that!
... They were designed to be viewed from way across the room on a TV. Seen close up on a computer monitor at 2560x1600 the whole thing looks grotesque and, on a computer, is unnecessarily hard to navigate.
Hey that's me!

kickin' back in bed while the TV screen is across the room. I have no issue with Oblivion's menus of course!

Frustration for me = Infamy.
How does one unsually gain infamy? By getting caught! So if I've never been caught doing something. Never had a murder reported. Never wear assassin looking gear out in public and don't take stuff in peoples view, how does a character collect these *points*? It's like a bad smell that collects on the bottom of your shoe.
Wow you're right. Never thought of it that way.