Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]

Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]

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james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Leafspring said:
Prefer Futurama anyway
Shut up and take my money smile


Feirny

2,516 posts

147 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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JonRB said:
I never know what to say when answering. In the past you might have said your number, but nobody knows numbers any more just address book contacts. You might have said your name, but mobile phones are personal. So I just say "hello" these days.

Sorry if that annoys you.
Hello is the acceptable way, but saying "yep" or "yeah" is just rude.

FreeLitres

6,042 posts

177 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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People on Gumtree not responding to calls/texts/emails regarding their adverts.

Don't you want to sell your item FFS?

kowalski655

14,632 posts

143 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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viscountdallara said:
Annoying YOU !!!!

Wait until you have to to fork out a few quid to send your child to their 'Upper school leaving party' !!

You will be rather annoyed when you have to pay for it !! eek;)
My daughter's PRIMARY school had one of the fking things

mickk

28,838 posts

242 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Rucksacks on public transport, not the small normal ones but those big huge things that take up another persons place!

Oh and public transport in this heat, people who smell and people who pick up the free papers in the morning and then just read the headlines and chuck them away.

Did I mention people who smell?

Cotty

39,498 posts

284 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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nicanary said:
It's all part of the American attempt at world domination. Sadly, most kids these days think proms have always been around. Halloween was almost unknown when I was a kid - what next, Thanksgiving in the UK?
independence day i.e. today 4th July might be a little odd.

bigkeeko

1,370 posts

143 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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nicanary said:
It's all part of the American attempt at world domination........ what next, Thanksgiving in the UK?
Well the way things are going (and we are getting this in common) we could have a National Bloaters Day.

The UK is turning into a nation of waddling freaks. Young girls with tits front back and sides. Monster truck sized individuals convincing each other that they`re `happy within themselves` and that everyone slim is a `stick insect`.
Here`s another thing that busts my tits. It`s ok to say to someone "Oh! you`re losing weight" or "You could do with putting stone on" etc but try saying that to a chubster. "By the way Marion you`re packing the beef on", or "I have to say Carol you could do with losing a couple of stone".

No offence intended for any budding Humpty Dumpties out there.





Edited by bigkeeko on Saturday 4th July 20:38

FourWheelDrift

88,494 posts

284 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Cotty said:
nicanary said:
It's all part of the American attempt at world domination. Sadly, most kids these days think proms have always been around. Halloween was almost unknown when I was a kid - what next, Thanksgiving in the UK?
independence day i.e. today 4th July might be a little odd.
As in the day we got rid of them. I'd celebrate that.

PoleDriver

28,634 posts

194 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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FourWheelDrift said:
As in the day we got rid of them. I'd celebrate that.
scratchchin
idea
We could call it "Thanksgiving day"!

MartG

20,666 posts

204 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Cotty said:
nicanary said:
It's all part of the American attempt at world domination. Sadly, most kids these days think proms have always been around. Halloween was almost unknown when I was a kid - what next, Thanksgiving in the UK?
independence day i.e. today 4th July might be a little odd.
A company I used to work for used to rotate US staff through the UK offices - which meant that every year we had to explain to a fresh set of them why we didn't celebrate Independence day in the UK :/

This might have helped


hidetheelephants

24,206 posts

193 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Morningside said:
Kiltie said:
h0b0 said:
Hidden pissing charges.
Yeahmad
It's 20p for the new refurbished toilets at Southwold.
Network Rail have removed the 20p charge for the lavs at Glasgow Queen Street but left the sodding turnstiles in place.

daytona365

1,773 posts

164 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Not being able to find a damned fking thing when you need it.

Brigand

2,544 posts

169 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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People. Just people.

At the beach for a couple of hours with the missus. We climb up into the dunes to find somewhere peaceful to sit and soak up some rays. Find somewhere nice and pitch camp. We were there an hour or so when a large family of middle class, middle aged people arrive with their multi-national brood of children and decide to set down right next to us in a small patch of sand amongst the grass. Kids then start digging holes and flinging sand around - peace destroyed.

We move away to find a new spot, but no sooner had I found one some people appear from behind the grass and set down right where I was pointing to. So we carry on and find another spot, this one even more secluded, brilliant. Within ten minutes a family of loud, Eastern European-sounding people arrive and also decide they like this secluded, small area and set down a few meters from us.

By now I'd had enough and opt to walk back to the car and have ice creams.

I know everyone has the right to be where they want on the beach, but the one weekend-day I have off this month I wanted to be a happy time that was just right, instead it was spoiled by people who were just desperate to be where I was, wherever I went.

gowmonster

2,471 posts

167 months

Saturday 4th July 2015
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Brigand said:
People. Just people.

At the beach for a couple of hours with the missus. We climb up into the dunes to find somewhere peaceful to sit and soak up some rays. Find somewhere nice and pitch camp. We were there an hour or so when a large family of middle class, middle aged people arrive with their multi-national brood of children and decide to set down right next to us in a small patch of sand amongst the grass. Kids then start digging holes and flinging sand around - peace destroyed.

We move away to find a new spot, but no sooner had I found one some people appear from behind the grass and set down right where I was pointing to. So we carry on and find another spot, this one even more secluded, brilliant. Within ten minutes a family of loud, Eastern European-sounding people arrive and also decide they like this secluded, small area and set down a few meters from us.

By now I'd had enough and opt to walk back to the car and have ice creams.

I know everyone has the right to be where they want on the beach, but the one weekend-day I have off this month I wanted to be a happy time that was just right, instead it was spoiled by people who were just desperate to be where I was, wherever I went.

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
Not being able to find a damned fking thing when you need it.
Usually when looking straight at it...

read5458

503 posts

183 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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People who turn up at barbecues hosted by friends with scensoredtty cheap own brand sausages and burgers but eat other people's instead.

You bring your own tastier food and find out that the couple who've brought smart price, tuck in to other people's tastier food and leave their scensoredt food for those they stole from.

Rostfritt

3,098 posts

151 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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FreeLitres said:
People on Gumtree not responding to calls/texts/emails regarding their adverts.

Don't you want to sell your item FFS?
Buyers are just as bad. I tried selling something a while back and replying straight back to about 3 emails a day, usually just saying 'is it still for sale' it still took fking forever. I mean I could understand not replying if you asked for more details and then decided it wasn't the one for you.

One guy actually came out to pick said item up, couldn't find my house and went home, without calling me to say he was lost as he came out without his phone. Who in this day and age comes out to a house they have never been to before to someone they have never met, without their phone to call them if they get lost.

I basically gave up on several other items as people were too fking stupid to be able to complete a simple trade.

Also people don't read the advert. I was selling an oven a while back which clearly was a built in double oven to go in a tall unit. Despite this being quite clear in the advert and the photo, I had people ask for the height and then say it won't fit under their counter. Of course it won't, it is not that sort of oven and clearly isn't.

RobinOakapple

2,802 posts

112 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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Ordered some M8 bolts to be used in modifying a machine, they arrived the next day, measured them this morning at the workshop, the shanks are 7.75.

I am displeased. And frustrated because with it being Sunday I can't ring the suppliers and tell them about it.

CC07 PEU

2,298 posts

204 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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The apparent growth in the trend for people not liking spicy food. Maybe it's just me but I keep meeting people who say "I don't like spicy food blah blah blah..." Yeah, I'd much rather eat something bland... GTF!

Axionknight

8,505 posts

135 months

Sunday 5th July 2015
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Brigand said:
People. Just people.

At the beach for a couple of hours with the missus. We climb up into the dunes to find somewhere peaceful to sit and soak up some rays. Find somewhere nice and pitch camp. We were there an hour or so when a large family of middle class, middle aged people arrive with their multi-national brood of children and decide to set down right next to us in a small patch of sand amongst the grass. Kids then start digging holes and flinging sand around - peace destroyed.

We move away to find a new spot, but no sooner had I found one some people appear from behind the grass and set down right where I was pointing to. So we carry on and find another spot, this one even more secluded, brilliant. Within ten minutes a family of loud, Eastern European-sounding people arrive and also decide they like this secluded, small area and set down a few meters from us.

By now I'd had enough and opt to walk back to the car and have ice creams.

I know everyone has the right to be where they want on the beach, but the one weekend-day I have off this month I wanted to be a happy time that was just right, instead it was spoiled by people who were just desperate to be where I was, wherever I went.
I think you are flattering yourself somewhat, frankly.
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