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General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2

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  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,862
    Remember the track Candy but not the dance but here’s an old favourite to rival it

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRat_0-_JC4
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,716
    Remember the track Candy but not the dance but here’s an old favourite to rival it

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRat_0-_JC4
    Ruining white trousers since 1979 🙄
  • SuedeAdidas
    SuedeAdidas Posts: 7,786
    Macronate said:
    Think it's my age but people who know every single word and dance move to Candy.

    No problem with that per se but it's the way they dance in an over exaggerated fashion on the dancefloor and all try to be in perfect rhythm with each other, over extend their hips/arms/legs, twists, jumps, throwing their heads back and then look so fucking pleased with themselves once the entire 4-5mins of the song is complete.
    This stuff has started now 🙄
  • Stig said:
    Businesses that have different names on their shopfronts to those that appear on banking statements. Thought I'd been scammed when I saw an Ice Cream Parlour on my credit card statement. Turns out it was a pub. Nothing to see here.

    Whenever I see a name on any of my accounts or get an automatic alert that has a name that I don’t recognise then I tell my bank straight away and they reverse it. It could well be a fraudulent transaction. Let the bank look into it and if it’s a genuine transaction then, hopefully, you will have inconvenienced the company as much as they’ve inconvenienced you by not using the name they are trading under.


  • arny23394
    arny23394 Posts: 1,238
    Stig said:
    Businesses that have different names on their shopfronts to those that appear on banking statements. Thought I'd been scammed when I saw an Ice Cream Parlour on my credit card statement. Turns out it was a pub. Nothing to see here.

    Whenever I see a name on any of my accounts or get an automatic alert that has a name that I don’t recognise then I tell my bank straight away and they reverse it. It could well be a fraudulent transaction. Let the bank look into it and if it’s a genuine transaction then, hopefully, you will have inconvenienced the company as much as they’ve inconvenienced you by not using the name they are trading under.


    So if you’d just spent a tenner in the pub and it immediately comes up on your phone under a different name, you’d call your bank even though you know it’s not a fraudulent transaction? Not entirely sure that’s legal you know
  • arny23394 said:
    Stig said:
    Businesses that have different names on their shopfronts to those that appear on banking statements. Thought I'd been scammed when I saw an Ice Cream Parlour on my credit card statement. Turns out it was a pub. Nothing to see here.

    Whenever I see a name on any of my accounts or get an automatic alert that has a name that I don’t recognise then I tell my bank straight away and they reverse it. It could well be a fraudulent transaction. Let the bank look into it and if it’s a genuine transaction then, hopefully, you will have inconvenienced the company as much as they’ve inconvenienced you by not using the name they are trading under.


    So if you’d just spent a tenner in the pub and it immediately comes up on your phone under a different name, you’d call your bank even though you know it’s not a fraudulent transaction? Not entirely sure that’s legal you know
    If it happened whilst you were in the pub then surely you’d speak to the bar staff to confirm it was genuine.


  • arny23394
    arny23394 Posts: 1,238
    arny23394 said:
    Stig said:
    Businesses that have different names on their shopfronts to those that appear on banking statements. Thought I'd been scammed when I saw an Ice Cream Parlour on my credit card statement. Turns out it was a pub. Nothing to see here.

    Whenever I see a name on any of my accounts or get an automatic alert that has a name that I don’t recognise then I tell my bank straight away and they reverse it. It could well be a fraudulent transaction. Let the bank look into it and if it’s a genuine transaction then, hopefully, you will have inconvenienced the company as much as they’ve inconvenienced you by not using the name they are trading under.


    So if you’d just spent a tenner in the pub and it immediately comes up on your phone under a different name, you’d call your bank even though you know it’s not a fraudulent transaction? Not entirely sure that’s legal you know
    If it happened whilst you were in the pub then surely you’d speak to the bar staff to confirm it was genuine.


    I think most normal people would sit down and drink their beer.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,146
    Stig said:
    Businesses that have different names on their shopfronts to those that appear on banking statements. Thought I'd been scammed when I saw an Ice Cream Parlour on my credit card statement. Turns out it was a pub. Nothing to see here.

    Whenever I see a name on any of my accounts or get an automatic alert that has a name that I don’t recognise then I tell my bank straight away and they reverse it. It could well be a fraudulent transaction. Let the bank look into it and if it’s a genuine transaction then, hopefully, you will have inconvenienced the company as much as they’ve inconvenienced you by not using the name they are trading under.


    Personally I look at my receipts & e mails and work it out for myself.
    I’ve never had to ask my bank to tell me what I bought.
  • IdleHans
    IdleHans Posts: 11,047
    Used coffee grounds. No matter how careful you are, the little bastards get everywhere
  • Arsenetatters
    Arsenetatters Posts: 6,035
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over

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  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,226
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,089
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    I know exactly what you mean.  Every year, it seems to start earlier and earlier.  My wife would have had the Xmas tree up at the start of October if I'd have let her.


  • Arsenetatters
    Arsenetatters Posts: 6,035
    Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    It’s on the bloody radio same old Xmas songs, Xmas markets full of old toot, Sainsbury deliveries booked up until new year. Soon it will be drunk people puking on trains. 
    Ho ho ho - bah humbug 
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,226
    Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    It’s on the bloody radio same old Xmas songs, Xmas markets full of old toot, Sainsbury deliveries booked up until new year. Soon it will be drunk people puking on trains. 
    Ho ho ho - bah humbug 
    You make some very good points. None of that is good. I have to say, since I've retired it's been a lot less important to me as one of the main things for me was getting time off work. Still, this time next year I'll have a grandson, so maybe Christmas will then take on a new era of excitement. 
  • Macronate
    Macronate Posts: 12,929
    Can you all take a leaf out of Tesco's book please and stop referring to it as Christmas and, instead, buy one of their 'evergreen trees'.
  • iaitch
    iaitch Posts: 10,305
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    I know exactly what you mean.  Every year, it seems to start earlier and earlier.  My wife would have had the Xmas tree up at the start of October if I'd have let her.


    Surely that's worth a Kenneth Williams photo?
  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,267
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  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,267
    Macronate said:
    Can you all take a leaf out of Tesco's book please and stop referring to it as Christmas and, instead, buy one of their 'evergreen trees'.
    Gives me the chance to post this again... (Nothing personal Macca)



  • Macronate said:
    Can you all take a leaf out of Tesco's book please and stop referring to it as Christmas and, instead, buy one of their 'evergreen trees'.
    Gives me the chance to post this again... (Nothing personal Macca)



    Not sure if that Marketing ploy, calling Customers "Fuckwit's" will pay off for Tesco if you ask me

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  • Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    It’s on the bloody radio same old Xmas songs, Xmas markets full of old toot, Sainsbury deliveries booked up until new year. Soon it will be drunk people puking on trains. 
    Ho ho ho - bah humbug 
    Sometimes the drunks on trains are entertainment.
    One year on a train home from London, a guy, rather drunk started singing Christmas Carols. As I slunk down in my seat he proceeded to sing at people and encourage them to join in. Those who didn't join in were encouraged further by shaking them and hitting them around the head, not hard but hard enough to make them sing. By St Johns he had his captive choir all singing. Thankfully the carriage was quite full so he didn't get down to bit my area, where me and my fellow commuters were in nervous hysterics. 
  • Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    Mine, I've been told, are going up this weekend. Next available date would be a week into December and thats too late apparently.
    "We" are digging up a previous years Christmas for inside which "we" will be replanted in January. I do like saving the planet but our decorations are quite hard graft.
  • A plumber that advertises no call out charge,but then quotes £75.00 for half hour with a minimum charge of 1 hours work making £150.00 per hour minimum(This was for a job that eventually took 10 minutes).I refused to pay for 1 hour,and eventually paid for half hour.
  • Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    With you on this,pissed off with it already.
  • Macronate
    Macronate Posts: 12,929
    Macronate said:
    Can you all take a leaf out of Tesco's book please and stop referring to it as Christmas and, instead, buy one of their 'evergreen trees'.
    Gives me the chance to post this again... (Nothing personal Macca)



    None taken, Merry Evergreen.
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  • ME14addick
    ME14addick Posts: 9,797
    Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    We normally put our decorations up on 1st December, but this year they went up last weekend as my husband started chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer on Monday. We didn't know how he would feel so thought it better to put them up early. It's also a bit of cheer at a difficult time.
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,716
    Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    We normally put our decorations up on 1st December, but this year they went up last weekend as my husband started chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer on Monday. We didn't know how he would feel so thought it better to put them up early. It's also a bit of cheer at a difficult time.
    Sorry to hear this. I hope he gets through it all, enjoys Christmas and enjoys many more cancer free 🙏🏻♥️
  • ME14addick
    ME14addick Posts: 9,797
    Stig said:
    Christmas
    cant wait for it to be over
    Blimey, it hasn't even started yet. Mind you, Christmas decorations in November, that's a big no from me. 
    We normally put our decorations up on 1st December, but this year they went up last weekend as my husband started chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer on Monday. We didn't know how he would feel so thought it better to put them up early. It's also a bit of cheer at a difficult time.
    Sorry to hear this. I hope he gets through it all, enjoys Christmas and enjoys many more cancer free 🙏🏻♥️
    Thank you.
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,226
    Best wishes to you and your husband, Emmy. Fully understand why you'd want the decs up now. Here's hoping that his treatments do their job and you never have to go early again. ;)