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General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2
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my valet just lays out a new shirt etc, what is this dry cleaning to which you refer?.sillav nitram said:
As I don’t own a suit or ballgown, but agree items that are worn more frequently is a right pain in the arse!Algarveaddick said:
I don’t mind something like a suit or a ballgown ( most of mine are sequins anyway) but when it’s a shirt it’s a bit much.sillav nitram said:Clothes that are Dry Cleaning only, why? Use another fabric/material, FFS!5 -
That Microsoft, Apple, Dell, Meta and all the other hi-tech companies are updating stuff constantly, almost all of it unnecessary to the man on the street, but I still can't save a file with a backslash in the name because it "isn't valid". How hard can it be...2
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More inconsiderate drivers not bothering to park up to double yellow, and taking uo 2 spaces. Happens far too often in tne street round the corner from us -
Nb - The space behind this car looks bigger than what it is. My short wheelbase Land Rover was about 50mm off the back of this car and still overhanging the double yellows. We've got a ticket for this before in this very street from Sevenoaks Council.0 -
If you've got a proper land rover, I'd give the bugger a shunt. I get this nonsense in the three car bays on my road all the time. My back bumper is a right mess.Gribbo said:More inconsiderate drivers not bothering to park up to double yellow, and taking uo 2 spaces. Happens far too often in tne street round the corner from us -
Nb - The space behind this car looks bigger than what it is. My short wheelbase Land Rover was about 50mm off the back of this car and still overhanging the double yellows. We've got a ticket for this before in this very street from Sevenoaks Council.1 -
It did cross my mind0
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Serves you right for having a Land Rover in a town;)Gribbo said:More inconsiderate drivers not bothering to park up to double yellow, and taking uo 2 spaces. Happens far too often in tne street round the corner from us -
Nb - The space behind this car looks bigger than what it is. My short wheelbase Land Rover was about 50mm off the back of this car and still overhanging the double yellows. We've got a ticket for this before in this very street from Sevenoaks Council.0 -
So you don’t have a stash of these in your glove box to use in these situations?
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sillav nitram said:
Serves you right for having a Land Rover in a town;)Gribbo said:More inconsiderate drivers not bothering to park up to double yellow, and taking uo 2 spaces. Happens far too often in tne street round the corner from us -
Nb - The space behind this car looks bigger than what it is. My short wheelbase Land Rover was about 50mm off the back of this car and still overhanging the double yellows. We've got a ticket for this before in this very street from Sevenoaks Council.
We're out in the sticks mate0 -
This bloke posted this picture on the “on the things that please you” thread.Gribbo said:More inconsiderate drivers not bothering to park up to double yellow, and taking uo 2 spaces. Happens far too often in tne street round the corner from us -
Nb - The space behind this car looks bigger than what it is. My short wheelbase Land Rover was about 50mm off the back of this car and still overhanging the double yellows. We've got a ticket for this before in this very street from Sevenoaks Council.4 -
Shouldn't have parked on the 'wrong' side of the road anyway.3
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Just switched over to watch the Avengers. Blimey, its moved on a bit.
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This, far too many clubs putting "is" instead of "are" all of a sudden.
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why has he had his head carpeted?3
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Maybe he fancied a shag.3
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People who insist on having their laptop, tablet or phone low down so when video calling you are looking up their nostrils.
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…or looking into their ear 🥸eaststandmike said:People who insist on having their laptop, tablet or phone low down so when video calling you are looking up their nostrils.0 -
Middle ear?Solidgone said:
…or looking into their ear 🥸eaststandmike said:People who insist on having their laptop, tablet or phone low down so when video calling you are looking up their nostrils.0 - Sponsored links:
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Davie Crockett - Front earFumbluff said:
Middle ear?Solidgone said:
…or looking into their ear 🥸eaststandmike said:People who insist on having their laptop, tablet or phone low down so when video calling you are looking up their nostrils.1 -
I'm sure this must've been raised before, but the dark quality of so many modern TV dramas.
I read this could be due to the switch from analogue to digital, the saving on lighting, the saving on background detail or most likely the choice of production staff on artistic detail. It may not be a particularly sophisticated view that I have, but I just wish that someone would turn the lights on.2 -
The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere7
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I thought this round where I am the other day, at least they're doing them during the School Holidays though.Redvalleyeast said:The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere1 -
Being stuck in a queue whilst some lottery nonce gets around 30 tickets checked, before bewildering the shop worker by asking for 4 number 2's, 3 number 7's and 2 number 5's2
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Well do you want the potholes filled in or notRedvalleyeast said:The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere2 -
Its a bastard, the council's try and squeeze in everything in the half terms and holidays which is fair enough as the roads are a joy when kids aren't in school but yes, it kind of fucks things up for anyone else using the roads especially with delivery drivers thinking stopping in the middle of the road with their hazard lights on is fineeaststandmike said:
Well do you want the potholes filled in or notRedvalleyeast said:The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere2 -
The amount of detectives that sit in the dark with a small lamp on is ridiculous.Raith_C_Chattonell said:I'm sure this must've been raised before, but the dark quality of so many modern TV dramas.
I read this could be due to the switch from analogue to digital, the saving on lighting, the saving on background detail or most likely the choice of production staff on artistic detail. It may not be a particularly sophisticated view that I have, but I just wish that someone would turn the lights on.0
