Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)
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People who think a migraine and a headache are the same thing (Anadin adverts in particular).
Mike Brewer.
People who speak with a rising inflection at the end of every sentence they say. Almost always turn out to be modern students/perpetual students who don't know how people speak in the real world.
Christmas and absolutely EVERYTHING to do with it.
Mike Brewer.
People who speak with a rising inflection at the end of every sentence they say. Almost always turn out to be modern students/perpetual students who don't know how people speak in the real world.
Christmas and absolutely EVERYTHING to do with it.
People who walk past my desk and ask if I'm "alright" when I'm trying really hard to work out a problem at work (I'm a developer). I'm usually staring at the screen, probably looking pissed off but that's nobody else's concern. Thanks for interrupting me with your meaningless small talk and making me lose my train of thought completely so I have to start again.
Cars with drivers who are scared to do more than 35mph on any road, particularly when it's raining & dark. Get the f
k out of the way, you're holding up 50 cars. And stop braking for every oncoming vehicle and mild bend in the road, please.
Parents who take all of their kids to the supermarket and don't control them sufficiently. Your little ray of sunshine is actually just an annoyance to everyone else so keep them to yourselves, or better yet, leave them at home with someone and don't drag them around a supermarket for 3 hours while you decide which cheesestrings and chocolate bars are the cheapest.
Cars with drivers who are scared to do more than 35mph on any road, particularly when it's raining & dark. Get the f
k out of the way, you're holding up 50 cars. And stop braking for every oncoming vehicle and mild bend in the road, please.Parents who take all of their kids to the supermarket and don't control them sufficiently. Your little ray of sunshine is actually just an annoyance to everyone else so keep them to yourselves, or better yet, leave them at home with someone and don't drag them around a supermarket for 3 hours while you decide which cheesestrings and chocolate bars are the cheapest.
Those 'Emergency services' blue Christmas lights that have been popular for the last few years.
Our neighbours decided to cover the front of their house, tree and garden wall in them a few years ago. When you approach the house from a distance, especially when the lights diffract through raindrops on the windscreen, looks like there's been a major accident down the road.
Whats wrong with pretty white lights?!
Our neighbours decided to cover the front of their house, tree and garden wall in them a few years ago. When you approach the house from a distance, especially when the lights diffract through raindrops on the windscreen, looks like there's been a major accident down the road.
Whats wrong with pretty white lights?!
24lemons said:
Those 'Emergency services' blue Christmas lights that have been popular for the last few years.
Our neighbours decided to cover the front of their house, tree and garden wall in them a few years ago. When you approach the house from a distance, especially when the lights diffract through raindrops on the windscreen, looks like there's been a major accident down the road.
Whats wrong with pretty white lights?!
Speaking of pretty white lights, what's wrong with pretty coloured ones? Christmas fairy lights always used to feature several colours, that type are now the exception rather than the rule.Our neighbours decided to cover the front of their house, tree and garden wall in them a few years ago. When you approach the house from a distance, especially when the lights diffract through raindrops on the windscreen, looks like there's been a major accident down the road.
Whats wrong with pretty white lights?!
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