Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]
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Football fanatical w
kers. A good example being my next door neighbour. I don't even to have to look at the TV schedule if I want to find out if a football match is on. All I have to do is just wait to hear all the shouting and wailing that ensues the minute a game starts. This over-passionate wker needs to grow the fk up.
kers. A good example being my next door neighbour. I don't even to have to look at the TV schedule if I want to find out if a football match is on. All I have to do is just wait to hear all the shouting and wailing that ensues the minute a game starts. This over-passionate wker needs to grow the fk up.Just seen a readers rides title with UKDM Integra. UKDM, surely that just means a uk integra. Should it not go without saying that its a uk car unless specifically written as an import.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Gingernuts said:
Just seen a readers rides title with UKDM Integra. UKDM, surely that just means a uk integra. Should it not go without saying that its a uk car unless specifically written as an import.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Strictly speaking I think the DM ( Domestic Market ) should only be used to denote a vehicle originally sold in the home country of the manufacturerJust seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
MartG said:
Gingernuts said:
Just seen a readers rides title with UKDM Integra. UKDM, surely that just means a uk integra. Should it not go without saying that its a uk car unless specifically written as an import.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Strictly speaking I think the DM ( Domestic Market ) should only be used to denote a vehicle originally sold in the home country of the manufacturerJust seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Gingernuts said:
Just seen a readers rides title with UKDM Integra. UKDM, surely that just means a uk integra. Should it not go without saying that its a uk car unless specifically written as an import.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Thread titles in the third person. Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
Letting someone out of a side road in heavy traffic, only to witness them drive like an absolute chav, tailgating, making faux overtaking attempts, before finally undertaking using a bus lane (which was in force).
Why o why did I let that nob out?
That annoyed me beyond reason for about 20 mins afterwards.
Why o why did I let that nob out?
That annoyed me beyond reason for about 20 mins afterwards.
Dr Murdoch said:
Letting someone out of a side road in heavy traffic, only to witness them drive like an absolute chav, tailgating, making faux overtaking attempts, before finally undertaking using a bus lane (which was in force).
Why o why did I let that nob out?
That annoyed me beyond reason for about 20 mins afterwards.
Always better to have the halfwit in front of you so you can keep an eye on his insanity, than having him behind you and worrying about what the hell he's up to. Why o why did I let that nob out?
That annoyed me beyond reason for about 20 mins afterwards.
Correct move.
8Ace said:
Always better to have the halfwit in front of you so you can keep an eye on his insanity, than having him behind you and worrying about what the hell he's up to.
Correct move.
Indeed. Correct move.
Same with tailgaters. Admittedly, sometimes the Red Mist descends and causes me to be obstructive but on the whole I tend to let them past (if I can) as I'd rather have them in front of me where I can brake in good time if the traffic bunches up than have them behind me where they might rear-end me in a shunt.
People that cause accidents on the M25 
Was going to work on a friends car yesterday, left home 8am, nipped around the M25 to jcton 25 then all traffic stopped! Sat there for an Hour due to an accident
all 4 lanes closed.
It had been a good run up to that point
This too, in my Van, outside lane, slower car in front of me then clear ahead. I give slower car a flash, they move over let me pass then pull back out into the outside lane again! WHY?
Was going to work on a friends car yesterday, left home 8am, nipped around the M25 to jcton 25 then all traffic stopped! Sat there for an Hour due to an accident
all 4 lanes closed.It had been a good run up to that point
This too, in my Van, outside lane, slower car in front of me then clear ahead. I give slower car a flash, they move over let me pass then pull back out into the outside lane again! WHY?
JonRB said:
On the motorway this morning and there were a few flecks of rain - not even enough to warrant intermittent wipers; the occasional flick of the wiper stalk was sufficient for me. The motorist in front had their wipers on continuous.
For some reason this annoyed me beyond reason.
My auto wipers do this, a bead of sweat on my forehead, the wipers go mental, torrential downpour - what do you mean it's raining.For some reason this annoyed me beyond reason.
I hate them.
The absolute tool in a Bentley Continental GT who crossed the chevrons coming off the A3 into Cobham on Saturday. Don't think he liked the fact I had left him for dead coming up the slip road from the M25. I do have the dashcam footage of his manoeuvre and am tempted to forward it to the police...
Whats the sharpest thing known to man?
- Japanese fighting sword?
- Surgeons scalpel perhaps?
- the funniest comedians whit even?
No. Ill tell you what it is, its the brake disc guards fitted to the rear brakes on my BMW that slice into my hands every time I clean the insides of my wheels!!!!...and they annoy me beyond reason.
- Japanese fighting sword?
- Surgeons scalpel perhaps?
- the funniest comedians whit even?
No. Ill tell you what it is, its the brake disc guards fitted to the rear brakes on my BMW that slice into my hands every time I clean the insides of my wheels!!!!...and they annoy me beyond reason.
fatboy18 said:
This too, in my Van, outside lane, slower car in front of me then clear ahead. I give slower car a flash, they move over let me pass then pull back out into the outside lane again! WHY?
Although I'm not sure that a f
ktard who doesn't know something as simple as 'drive on the left' is beyond reason.Gingernuts said:
Just seen a readers rides title with UKDM Integra. UKDM, surely that just means a uk integra. Should it not go without saying that its a uk car unless specifically written as an import.
Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
There's more imports in the UK than UK cars...Just seems an unnecessarily scene type thing to add, considering virtually every other car on here will be UKDM.
Fully aware that its ridiculously pedantic, but just winds me up.
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