Things that annoy you beyond reason...?

Things that annoy you beyond reason...?

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GKP

15,099 posts

242 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Stuff that doesn't work. Be it a mechanical device or some sort of electronic gadget.

Why doesn't my Alpine stereo always connect to my ipod in my car 100% of the time? "Error. Can't connect Ipod."
Why not? I've plugged it in. That's all I have to do, the rest is up to the electrical bits and bobs. Oh, ok, I'll press reset and start again. Brilliant.

Why does the Bluetooth doohicky never work? "Error. Bluetooth connection failed."
So I'll reconnect it shall I? Don't bother trying to yourself, you're just a collection of diodes and volts and stuff - how could you possibly be expected to maintain the connection you were designed to do...



maximm

1,313 posts

219 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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People who just stop at the end of as escalator casuing a mass pile up behing them

People who, despite the lift being at maximum capacity, insist on squeezing in.

Women at bars who order 15 Mojitos or similar w*nky cocktail when all you want is a pint.

Julie Burchill


Big Rod

6,204 posts

217 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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The train/tube/lift scenario just reminded me of how hateful the rush for Easyjet flights are in departures. Really, do these people have no dignity?!?!

This is particularly dedicated to the 5'4" scrote who literaly barged in front of me to get on the plane before me to take the last seat with acceptable legroom, (overwing exits!), then I, (a whole foot and a bit taller than him!), had to force myself into a seat that you couldn't fit a baby in comfortably!

I know I have no rights to those seats, and I know you're all gonna say that I should've flown BA/Virgin/Emirates/Qantas, but the brass neck of this little peon as he sat there with a smug look on his face while I had my knees round my ears deserved nothing less than a nuke from space!

AstonV12

5,316 posts

209 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.

Poledriver

28,654 posts

195 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
whistlegetmecoat

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

243 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
Go to Paul's.

AshVX220

5,929 posts

191 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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DaveMitsLancer said:
tts that drive on the motorway that cut across from the outside lane across to the inside lane and then decide to drive at a slow,sudden 40mph!

I had to swerve to miss her yesterday as she decided to cut every car up on the motorway, put her brakes on and sit at 40 which caused myself who was on the inside lane and the car in the middle lane to swerve to miss her whilst doing 70!

ahh! i feel better now! biggrin
What are the odds that she had a phonecall!

My thing that annoys me are people who drive along with a phone stuck to their ear. they can afford a £40k car, but can't afford bluetooth! Even if you have a £1k car you can afford Bluetooth!

Vipers

32,926 posts

229 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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AshVX220 said:
Even if you have a £1k car you can afford Bluetooth!
Indeed, but I put them in the class of "Rules don't apply to me mate"

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Parsnip

3,122 posts

189 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
Just realised that the bog seat in my flat won't stay up. You won't be coming for tea and scones then?

bazking69

8,620 posts

191 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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People who are in a busy pub/bar of an evening and think it is clever to buy a round of drinks on their credit card, meaning everyone has to wait while they go through the palava of using the chip and pin machine.

AstonV12

5,316 posts

209 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Parsnip said:
AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
Just realised that the bog seat in my flat won't stay up. You won't be coming for tea and scones then?
Probably the scones...I'll stay off the tea, thanks biggrin

Steamer

13,873 posts

214 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
YES!! There should be some kind of standard / law against seats that don't stay up on their own.

There is only one thing worse than trying to hold your pecker, keep your jeans from falling down and touching the bowl + using the other hand to keep the seat up and thats the seat that drops mid-flow!! furious Thus creating a massive bang in the bathroom (host instantly alerted to your plight) + the seat crosses your stream and causes splash back headache

Poledriver

28,654 posts

195 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Steamer said:
AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
YES!! There should be some kind of standard / law against seats that don't stay up on their own.

There is only one thing worse than trying to hold your pecker, keep your jeans from falling down and touching the bowl + using the other hand to keep the seat up and thats the seat that drops mid-flow!! furious Thus creating a massive bang in the bathroom (host instantly alerted to your plight) + the seat crosses your stream and causes splash back headache
Or worse...If you're a midget!

Vipers

32,926 posts

229 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Steamer said:
using the other hand to keep the seat up and thats the seat that drops mid-flow!! furious Thus creating a massive bang in the bathroom
Did that in my dads house in London, seat fell down, bowl smashed to a zillion bits...... he wasn't amused at all, accidents hapen I told him.

Fortunately it was a rented house, quick phone call to sort it.

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JonRB

74,821 posts

273 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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I get irritated by people pluralising an abbreviation by putting an apostrophe and an S after it.

eg.
DVD's
R888's
GT3's

etc.

( this thread is a case in point)

Yes, I know it's no big deal but it gets me irritated and that was what the OP asked.

Also when people don't know the difference between its (possessive) and it's (abbreviation of "it is")

Edited by JonRB on Monday 17th August 16:15

Neil_H

15,323 posts

252 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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People who are unable to walk in a straight line, so as you're about to pass them they drift in front of you, closing the gap. Usually women for some reason.

Fat people, again usually women, who barrel through trains to get a seat, almost as if their life depended on it. Then get off at the next stop, 2 minutes later.

People who use a cash machine and then continue to stand in front of it while studying the easily-digestible-in-seconds information on the mini-statement. GET OUT OF THE fkING WAY. Had this twice recently and both required "have you finished?" before realsing that "wow, there are other people in this world, and some of them are also queuing at my cash machine!"

Utter, utter s. Die!

Zod

35,295 posts

259 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Steamer said:
AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
YES!! There should be some kind of standard / law against seats that don't stay up on their own.

There is only one thing worse than trying to hold your pecker, keep your jeans from falling down and touching the bowl + using the other hand to keep the seat up and thats the seat that drops mid-flow!! furious Thus creating a massive bang in the bathroom (host instantly alerted to your plight) + the seat crosses your stream and causes splash back headache
"keep your jeans from falling down"? You are one of those weirdos who pulls his trousers down to take a piss, aren't you?

Parsnip

3,122 posts

189 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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JonRB said:
I get irritated by people pluralising an abbreviation by putting an apostrophe and an S after it.
Not as annoying as people who put an S where it is not welcome - WMDs FFS, idiots

Edited by Parsnip on Monday 17th August 16:28

War Pig

1,516 posts

193 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Cricket.


Steamer

13,873 posts

214 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Zod said:
Steamer said:
AstonV12 said:
Taking a leek at someone's house and the toilet seat won't stay up.
YES!! There should be some kind of standard / law against seats that don't stay up on their own.

There is only one thing worse than trying to hold your pecker, keep your jeans from falling down and touching the bowl + using the other hand to keep the seat up and thats the seat that drops mid-flow!! furious Thus creating a massive bang in the bathroom (host instantly alerted to your plight) + the seat crosses your stream and causes splash back headache
"keep your jeans from falling down"? You are one of those weirdos who pulls his trousers down to take a piss, aren't you?
Yes! Why? How do you take a piss? By lifting your skirt up?
tongue out


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