Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

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Dr Murdoch

3,444 posts

135 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Mr.Fog said:
Flymaybe and Sleazyjet
This annoys me beyond reason, I stopped reading after seeing this.

RobinOakapple

2,802 posts

112 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Dr Murdoch said:
Mr.Fog said:
Flymaybe and Sleazyjet
This annoys me beyond reason, I stopped reading after seeing this.
I stopped earlier, at

Mr.Fog said:
my Fraud Puma

Dr Murdoch

3,444 posts

135 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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RobinOakapple said:
Dr Murdoch said:
Mr.Fog said:
Flymaybe and Sleazyjet
This annoys me beyond reason, I stopped reading after seeing this.
I stopped earlier, at

Mr.Fog said:
my Fraud Puma
I dismissed this at the time as an auto-correct faux pas, what a mistaker to maker.

RizzoTheRat

25,162 posts

192 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Mr.Fog said:
Airport security, I have this to look forward to in a week or so. I suppose it's better than being blown up. But seriously baldy 50 something bloke at Gatwick, go fk yourself.
Idiots at airports really annoy me. I fly out of Gatwick every week and they've recently improved their security setup and it's now a lot quicker. However pretty much every week there's a hold up because the queue of bags to be manually searched is so long it's backed up to the scanners, and this seems to be due to the amount of people leaving liquids and computers in their bags despite all the notices and the staff telling you as you put the stuff in the tray.

K12beano

20,854 posts

275 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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oceanview said:
Having just watched 5 minutes of Joe Wicks:The body coach, he is annoying beyond reason.

What a mouthy knob- no idea why he's the latest fad .

And get a bloody haircut!!
"It makes for good telly", was Mrs Beano's verdict "in fact, he's almost American in his approach."

But agreed...
"Shout, shout, BOSH! LOOK at the state of that!"

All that jazz

7,632 posts

146 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Lucas CAV said:
I may be well out on my own but I cannot listen to someone telling me a phone number (for example) if they don't read it out as I would.

i.e. I would read the number 720363 as 720 363
Drives me mad if someone quotes a number and reads it as 72 03 63...

Even worse are credit card numbers read back over the phone - they need to be in groups of 4....
yes I concur! However, taking it to the next level, people annoy me beyond reason when they can't note down numbers given verbally to them at a rate greater than 1 number per minute. They ask for your number so you start reciting it at a sensible rate: "07789 ... 123.. 456", and just as you're saying the 6 you hear them say "0... 7..." so you repeat it again and you hear "7.. 8... was that 078945.. ?" furious LOOK IT'S fkING SIMPLE : 3 GROUPS OF NUMBERS, 1 LOT OF 5, 2 LOTS OF 3, HOW MUCH SIMPLER DO YOU NEED IT YOU THICK tt?".

Same applies when being given numbers. Just read the fking number at normal speaking speed, I can note it down just fine and don't need to you stop after every number wanting me to acknowledge them all. furious

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Electronicpants

2,639 posts

188 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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All that jazz said:
Lucas CAV said:
I may be well out on my own but I cannot listen to someone telling me a phone number (for example) if they don't read it out as I would.

i.e. I would read the number 720363 as 720 363
Drives me mad if someone quotes a number and reads it as 72 03 63...

Even worse are credit card numbers read back over the phone - they need to be in groups of 4....
yes I concur! However, taking it to the next level, people annoy me beyond reason when they can't note down numbers given verbally to them at a rate greater than 1 number per minute. They ask for your number so you start reciting it at a sensible rate: "07789 ... 123.. 456", and just as you're saying the 6 you hear them say "0... 7..." so you repeat it again and you hear "7.. 8... was that 078945.. ?" furious LOOK IT'S fkING SIMPLE : 3 GROUPS OF NUMBERS, 1 LOT OF 5, 2 LOTS OF 3, HOW MUCH SIMPLER DO YOU NEED IT YOU THICK tt?".

Same applies when being given numbers. Just read the fking number at normal speaking speed, I can note it down just fine and don't need to you stop after every number wanting me to acknowledge them all. furious

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5clTGfXLMYA

All that jazz

7,632 posts

146 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Electronicpants said:
That is EXACTLY it !! bow

Mr.Fog

902 posts

142 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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+1 re the numbers gripe, exactly as above but one more thing: once we've got past the card number and expiry date when taking payments over the phone there's usually just the last 3 digits to enter. How hard can that be? You'd think some folk were trying to turn a stone tablet rather than a gram or so of plastic! I get the pause when reading the expiry as that can wear faint but 3 clear, separate numbers on a white strip, how hard can it be? It's like waiting for the turbo to kick in on a Saab 99..

Is anyone else mithered by folk saying "oh, oh" rather than zero, zero (even though the latter sounds like a 'Muricunism.

And yes, to the poster above, I can spell FORD, thank you - if nowt else it's on the steering wheel. thumbup

FourWheelDrift

88,516 posts

284 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Or sing the number to them so they remember it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWc3WY3fuZU

popeyewhite

19,871 posts

120 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Big Issue people on the High Street. And buskers. And Coke Zero promoters. And some charity for dogs. Shut up and take your tat elsewhere please, the High Street is less than 70 metres long, and going down it feels like running a gauntlet of noise.

kowalski655

14,640 posts

143 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Buskers who pretend to play their instruments but are clearly miming to a recording,usually accordion "players" so amazing that they play their stupid squeezebox without actually pressing any keys. Look out for it next time you have to endure them

Tantamount to fraud IMHO

droopsnoot

11,933 posts

242 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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kowalski655 said:
Buskers who pretend to play their instruments but are clearly miming to a recording,usually accordion "players" so amazing that they play their stupid squeezebox without actually pressing any keys. Look out for it next time you have to endure them

Tantamount to fraud IMHO
On a similar note, I'm deeply suspicious of "street musicians" who are playing along to a backing track, as I'm not sure how much of it is actually on the backing track and therefore presume it all is. Don't get many around here though.

Morningside

24,110 posts

229 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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bd tractors who all seem to appear during rush hour and then will not pull over even if there are 30+ cars behind them.

Got held up by four of them yesterday.

FlyingMeeces

9,932 posts

211 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Mosquitoes.

Utter fking bitey little fkers.

I did manage to kick one to death yesterday though, I'm quite proud of that. biggrin

Stickyfinger

8,429 posts

105 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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V8mate said:
Your hair would be dishevelled too if you spent any time with your head between a pair of thighs the likes of his missus'.

lick
no space for his head.



FlyingMeeces

9,932 posts

211 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Stickyfinger said:
no space for his head.

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Magic thing about legs - they open… wobble

Dr Murdoch

3,444 posts

135 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Stickyfinger said:
no space for his head.

That picture sums up being new parents

Lucas CAV

3,022 posts

219 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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All that jazz said:
Lucas CAV said:
I may be well out on my own but I cannot listen to someone telling me a phone number (for example) if they don't read it out as I would.

i.e. I would read the number 720363 as 720 363
Drives me mad if someone quotes a number and reads it as 72 03 63...

Even worse are credit card numbers read back over the phone - they need to be in groups of 4....
yes I concur! However, taking it to the next level, people annoy me beyond reason when they can't note down numbers given verbally to them at a rate greater than 1 number per minute. They ask for your number so you start reciting it at a sensible rate: "07789 ... 123.. 456", and just as you're saying the 6 you hear them say "0... 7..." so you repeat it again and you hear "7.. 8... was that 078945.. ?" furious LOOK IT'S fkING SIMPLE : 3 GROUPS OF NUMBERS, 1 LOT OF 5, 2 LOTS OF 3, HOW MUCH SIMPLER DO YOU NEED IT YOU THICK tt?".

Same applies when being given numbers. Just read the fking number at normal speaking speed, I can note it down just fine and don't need to you stop after every number wanting me to acknowledge them all. furious

smile
No I'm like that.. I struggle to take in anything verbally especially over the phone. Email changed my life. I hate the telephone more than almost anything else...

Ste1987

1,798 posts

106 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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L Plates. You can easily pick up a set of magnetic ones for about 50p, yet a lot of people still use stick on ones that are difficult to remove, so you see solo drivers with the plates still on. Why? Just why?
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