General things that Annoy you
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We are cut from similar cloth, but I beat the frustration by simply telling people what I think.johnny73 said:On the bus. Bloke in front is sitting at a window seat. So why is he resting his arm on the headrest and holding onto the yellow pole (with the stop buzzer) by the aisle? Been doing it for 10 minutes.
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Sorry Peter, but apart from being etymologically wrong it would be dreadful if you had to bribe someone to get prompt service.0
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Leaflets you are given at shopping centres for completely unwanted things.0
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Er ... That spells TEPS.PeterGage said:
No such word as tip,should be tips: ie To Ensure Prompt ServiceFiiish said:
Tipping in general annoys me in this country. You can tell that restaurants and cafes include service charges in their prices anyway, certainly the place the PM and his wife went to does (it cost nearly £30 for burgers and beer for two). If a waiter has genuinely gone out of their way to improve my dining experience, then yeah I'll leave a tip, but I'm not leaving a tip just because you took my order and then brought my food. If I wanted to go to a counter and order and collect my meal I'd go to Maccas.Stig said:When the press have a go a politicians for reasons other than policies. Last week we had all that shit about Miliband not replicating the written version of his speech (as if anyone would when speaking for that length of time). Today they're having a pop at Cameron because he never left a tip in a burger bar (as if that's what normal people do). There are plenty of good reasons to have a go a politicians - don't water that criticism down with nutso reasons about incidentals.
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Topless, Irrelevent Table Service1 -
People who drive great big feck off 4x4s when they live nowhere near the countryside. Absolute feckin' tools. And whilst we're at it, England's tight gun control!!!!!!2
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When people call all big, high vehicles '4X4's when a lot of them are actually only 2 wheel drive.
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Waiting for mates to pick me up before footy, its 1.45 arghh!0
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That one person in your group of mates who just won't stop panicking that they're going to be late :-)1
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People who put wet umbrellas on seats.0
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cafcnick1992 said:
When people call all big, high vehicles '4X4's when a lot of them are actually only 2 wheel drive.
I live in North Yorkshire fella. I know a 4x4 when I see it.0 -
Every week without fail! You do not need to apologise for anything @Redmidland. The service you provide is so valuable to so many.Redmidland said:apologies up front for any spelling mistakes and typos
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I wish instead of bikey - Jackson - buyens - cousins - Jackson etc that RedMidland could be bothered to type ' Bikey. Short pass, right foot to to Jackson, who takes it on five yards before feeding Buyens...'
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People who write 'can't be asked' instead of 'can't be arsed'. Had to double take first time I saw it but clearly there are people who think that's the expression. That's a new level of stupid.0
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When people say "I'm a big fan of... [insert name of team]". Is no-one a normal sized fan anymore? It's doubly galling when it turns out that the "big fan" in question is a part-time armchair follower of some mega-bankrolled chumps-league side that they've never seen live in their life.2
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Baby on board (and other variations) car stickers.
Yesterday I saw one saying "small person on board" in a Smart car and then a very large lady waddled up and squeezed herself into the driver's seat. The joke writes itself.
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Maybe there was a small person too. Maybe she ate him.LawrieAbrahams said:Baby on board (and other variations) car stickers.
Yesterday I saw one saying "small person on board" in a Smart car and then a very large lady waddled up and squeezed herself into the driver's seat. The joke writes itself.1 -
I cannot 'Like' enough. Accordingly to our mate they originally were conceived to assist the emergency services in a crash.LawrieAbrahams said:Baby on board (and other variations) car stickers.
Now they seem, like the Underground badges, to be a badge of pride for parents and grandparents.
If you are tailgating a car with one of these in the window, it's not going to stop you being a bad driver.0 -
When people say I had 'A cheeky little wine' or what ever it is. Why is it cheeky? It's not is it, it's a glass if wine.6
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"Dammit, there's a baby on board that car. I was going to ram them into oncoming traffic but now I've read that sign, I can't."LawrieAbrahams said:Baby on board (and other variations) car stickers.
Yesterday I saw one saying "small person on board" in a Smart car and then a very large lady waddled up and squeezed herself into the driver's seat. The joke writes itself.5 -
That's an urban myth. They were never meant for emergency services in a crash situation , it's a justification story for the sad bastards who feel they have to advertise they have an annoying little sprog in the car .EastTerrace said:
I cannot 'Like' enough. Accordingly to our mate they originally were conceived to assist the emergency services in a crash.LawrieAbrahams said:Baby on board (and other variations) car stickers.
Now they seem, like the Underground badges, to be a badge of pride for parents and grandparents.
If you are tailgating a car with one of these in the window, it's not going to stop you being a bad driver.0 -
I've seen 'baby on board' signs on cars and its made me even more conscious of my speed and distance from that vehicle. I don't really see the harm in them!!
I think it actually shows that some people have a strange problem with other people having kids! This isn't the first thread that's highlighted that either.6 -
I just make sure I'm looking fresh if I see one as there is a 50% chance that there will be a milf on board too3
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People who describe managers as 'tactically inept' (because obviously they are much more knowledgable).
Probably every manager at some point has been described as 'tactically inept' or 'out of their depth' which simply cannot be true. Just moronic fan talk3 -
While we're on that subject, women wearing baby on board badges on their coats/jackets on trains.
I suppose they can be good as I sat deliberating about a woman the other day whether she was pregnant or just fat bellied so could save that embarrassment... But they still irritate me. it's like wearing a badge saying "get up and give me your seat". Most people do without having a badge flashed under their nose.
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They could be lazy fatties who have nicked their badges.Curb_It said:While we're on that subject, women wearing baby on board badges on their coats/jackets on trains.
I suppose they can be good as I sat deliberating about a woman the other day whether she was pregnant or just fat bellied so could save that embarrassment... But they still irritate me. it's like wearing a badge saying "get up and give me your seat". Most people do without having a badge flashed under their nose.2 -
I guess I need a 'I don't have kids but would still rather not die' sticker!ValleyGary said:I've seen 'baby on board' signs on cars and its made me even more conscious of my speed and distance from that vehicle. I don't really see the harm in them!!
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little flies that fly right into the centre of your eye.
can they not see where they're going?
idiots.4
