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General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2
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Agree. Especially the A2 turn off from the M25 J2. Get it every time. I try to stay chilled about it but find myself driving right up the arse of the person in front anyway.ValleyGary said:Special place in hell for cnuts that push in late on a motorway turn off, Danson in particular. Wait 10 mins to turn off and some dickwad cuts in right at the last minute, even stopping traffic in the follow on lane.
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audis/bmws/mercs normally, all have a auto push in button feature on the dash.ValleyGary said:Special place in hell for cnuts that push in late on a motorway turn off, Danson in particular. Wait 10 mins to turn off and some dickwad cuts in right at the last minute, even stopping traffic in the follow on lane.1 -
Why, it’s not like it was for 100s and 1000s 🤷♂️DaveMehmet said:
You should have given them a rocketsillav nitram said:The fact anything one orders in a cafe or restaurant has be accompanied by fucking salad!
I ordered a black americano the other day and it came with a lettuce leaf FFS
I know they’re trying to encourage eating more healthily but to me, Salad is like green kryptonite to Superman.
What’s next, Apple Crumble and Salad!
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Or the one's that jib over last minute on A20 at 5-Ways, to do the right down Green Lane towards ElthamValleyGary said:Special place in hell for cnuts that push in late on a motorway turn off, Danson in particular. Wait 10 mins to turn off and some dickwad cuts in right at the last minute, even stopping traffic in the follow on lane.1 -
It amazes me how many people happily let them in though. If everyone agreed to stop letting them in they’d have to stop doing it.5
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It amazes me too, some leave such huge gaps it just invites queue jumping. I keep tight to the vehicle in front of me and make sure they can't push in.JaShea99 said:It amazes me how many people happily let them in though. If everyone agreed to stop letting them in they’d have to stop doing it.8 -
The word ‘merch’ - getting used everywhere now1
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One of the worst instances of this happened to me there. I was nearly at the end of the turn off when this white van just came straight across me not even signalling. So close to going into the back of him, plus worried about the car behind me.Arsenetatters said:
Agree. Especially the A2 turn off from the M25 J2. Get it every time. I try to stay chilled about it but find myself driving right up the arse of the person in front anyway.ValleyGary said:Special place in hell for cnuts that push in late on a motorway turn off, Danson in particular. Wait 10 mins to turn off and some dickwad cuts in right at the last minute, even stopping traffic in the follow on lane.
I was fuming so once we were both on the a2 I thought I'll catch up with him. So I pulled along side to give my opinion of his driving when low and behold it was my uncle in his work van. So he got an even more expletive filled opinion from me the joker.8 -
I deal with jibbers in on a daily basis but i always remember the one time I see a car trying to jib in coming over Westminster bridge. I weren't having none of it. Turned out to be undercover police.9
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it happened to me the other day, bloke pulled in right in front, didnt see the tow chain..1
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Police are the worst jibbers, and ambulances, especially when they got their lights flashing. Get in the queue like the rest of us ffsO-Randy-Hunt said:I deal with jibbers in on a daily basis but i always remember the one time I see a car trying to jib in coming over Westminster bridge. I weren't having none of it. Turned out to be undercover police.2 -
British Airways. We’ve paid a fortune for NY this Christmas, including upgrading to Economy +. Just had an email from them about seat allocation costs. Between £70-95 per seat for both flights! Piss taking wankers, will just go with what they give us4
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Sky Sports presenters and pundits dressing like they are doing the gardening. Scruffy gets...6
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That every time I go to the airport every other person there is experiencing their first day on earth. Everyone just completely forgets how to be a human. Standing in the middle of walkways. Blocking the entrance to escalators and generally being dumb.5
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I hate all this bollux and never have any truck with it. I always take what's allocated and have never been split up. On a recent flight we were asked to move to more expensive seats because they wanted someone sitting in front of the emergency escape. Fine by me, a bit of extra legroom at no extra cost, whilst people sitting on the other side of the aisle had paid extra for exactly the same thing. As for paying for priority boarding, wtf? Everyone's going to be sitting in the same tin can for several hours but some actually want to pay extra to get in it five minutes earlier, like it isn't long enough already. The plane won't be going any earlier because someone's daft enough to pay the money. Some people are natural born mugs.DaveMehmet said:British Airways. We’ve paid a fortune for NY this Christmas, including upgrading to Economy +. Just had an email from them about seat allocation costs. Between £70-95 per seat for both flights! Piss taking wankers, will just go with what they give us4 -
We get a lot of cyclists down our lane on Sundays - that’s fine. Yes stick their lights on, great, but one had a flashing on and off bright white light at the front. Seriously dazzling. It was really off putting rather than useful. Are they legal? Not seen one before.0
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Ryanair deliberately seat you apart. 90% of the time once you have taken off everyone swops seats to get back next to their friends and family.Stig said:
I hate all this bollux and never have any truck with it. I always take what's allocated and have never been split up. On a recent flight we were asked to move to more expensive seats because they wanted someone sitting in front of the emergency escape. Fine by me, a bit of extra legroom at no extra cost, whilst people sitting on the other side of the aisle had paid extra for exactly the same thing. As for paying for priority boarding, wtf? Everyone's going to be sitting in the same tin can for several hours but some actually want to pay extra to get in it five minutes earlier, like it isn't long enough already. The plane won't be going any earlier because someone's daft enough to pay the money. Some people are natural born mugs.DaveMehmet said:British Airways. We’ve paid a fortune for NY this Christmas, including upgrading to Economy +. Just had an email from them about seat allocation costs. Between £70-95 per seat for both flights! Piss taking wankers, will just go with what they give us
I never pay for priority boarding, but we do like to get on at the front of our group. I just get the hump with the fuckabouters (as mentioned by Canters) in the aisle - I realise I should be calmer about it, but I can't help it. We have all the stuff we want with us in the seat seperate from our overhead locker bags, we can work out where our seats are without having to look at each row and count, we get to our seats, stick the stuff in the overhead lockers, the rest of it under the seat and sit down. It takes seconds. Then I can relax and watch other people get frustrated by the fuckabouters...4 -
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Came back on the M23 and some clown in a brick coloured Nissan was sat in the overtaking/outside lane for about twenty minutes at 65mph, stacking up traffic behind him, who were resorting to the dangerous practise of under-taking.2
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I agree about not paying for priority boarding. I don’t even see it as a benefit to be sat on the plane for longer !
Paying for a seat allocation is a poor industry development. But whilst you can take a view on a European flight I think on a mid / long haul it’s more of a gamble as you really don’t want the seats near the loo and inevitable constant queue.Just load the cost into the ticket price so I don’t know you are ripping me off!1 -
I think the priority boarding is useful for when you have a carry-on luggage and you would like your luggage to be sited near your seat.
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For people too tight to pay for hold luggage you mean 😉😆Solidgone said:I think the priority boarding is useful for when you have a carry-on luggage and you would like your luggage to be sited near your seat.
All joking aside my gripe would equally be those who seem to need hold luggage cases (and not just a small soft bag/rucksack) in addition to hold luggage and an urgent need to reclaim from
the overhead locker the second wheels hit the tarmac 🙂
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You just know the as soon as someone starts doing that, it's not going to end well for someone.gringo said:Came back on the M23 and some clown in a brick coloured Nissan was sat in the overtaking/outside lane for about twenty minutes at 65mph, stacking up traffic behind him, who were resorting to the dangerous practise of under-taking.
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People, particularly in tv shows or movies for some reason, that take a sip of their drink whilst they are still chewing food. So they’ve just got a watered down, sloppy mess in their mouths. Rancid.2
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The only time this is acceptable is when the food is too hot and is burning your tongue.ValleyGary said:People, particularly in tv shows or movies for some reason, that take a sip of their drink whilst they are still chewing food. So they’ve just got a watered down, sloppy mess in their mouths. Rancid.0 -
writing a post a long time ago, deciding not to post it and leaving a "." in my drafts, and then accidentally hitting "post comment".2
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I moaned at the start of the season that on the OS, where they give what league we are in all it had was FA Cup.
Been updated now but they say we are in League 1, who updates the official site that does not know which league we are in?0
