What are your Irrational Irritations?
What are your Irrational Irritations?
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JCollins

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1,187 posts

131 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Mine is when a thread goes on for so long, the original point is lost in endless replies.

Edited by JCollins on Tuesday 28th May 12:20

Gojira

899 posts

153 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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JCollins said:
Mine is when a thread goes on for song long, the original point is lost in endless replies.
Mine is when people don't check their posts successfully for autocomplete/autocorrect errors...

JCollins

Original Poster:

1,187 posts

131 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Gojira said:
JCollins said:
Mine is when a thread goes on for song long, the original point is lost in endless replies.
Mine is when people don't check their posts successfully for autocomplete/autocorrect errors...
Oh dear

QuickQuack

2,816 posts

131 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Gojira said:
JCollins said:
Mine is when a thread goes on for song long, the original point is lost in endless replies.
Mine is when people don't check their posts successfully for autocomplete/autocorrect errors...
hehe

anonymous-user

84 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Wood pigeons and coat hangers. madmadmadmadmadmadmadmadmad

Johnnytheboy

24,499 posts

216 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Sandwich vans that repeatedly peep their horns when driving round business parks.

227bhp

10,203 posts

158 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Mine is repetitive threads.

toon10

7,136 posts

187 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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I'm active in a few watch forums and whenever I see someone wearing a watch on their right wrist, I go into full Herbert Lom eye twitch mode. It's the same when I see someone eating using a knife in the left hand or when I use bog roll where you have to scrape your knuckles on the tiles to get the paper rather than it being put on the other (proper) way. I may need counselling.

TheAngryDog

13,240 posts

239 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Everything.

TameRacingDriver

20,573 posts

302 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Everyone

Muzzer79

13,101 posts

217 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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People who pronounce Ralph Lauren as 'Ralph Lor-enn'

People who pronounce Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's first name as 'Olly' or 'Olay'

The correct pronunciation is 'Oo-ler'




Europa1

10,923 posts

218 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Muzzer79 said:
People who pronounce Ralph Lauren as 'Ralph Lor-enn'

People who pronounce Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's first name as 'Olly' or 'Olay'

The correct pronunciation is 'Oo-ler'
That's a funny way to pronounce Lauren.

jet_noise

6,096 posts

212 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Europa1 said:
Muzzer79 said:
People who pronounce Ralph Lauren as 'Ralph Lor-enn'

People who pronounce Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's first name as 'Olly' or 'Olay'

The correct pronunciation is 'Oo-ler'
That's a funny way to pronounce Lauren.
hehe

Trophy Husband

3,924 posts

137 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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toon10 said:
I'm active in a few watch forums and whenever I see someone wearing a watch on their right wrist, I go into full Herbert Lom eye twitch mode. It's the same when I see someone eating using a knife in the left hand or when I use bog roll where you have to scrape your knuckles on the tiles to get the paper rather than it being put on the other (proper) way. I may need counselling.
Because left handed? As am I hence watch on right wrist which actually has the added benefit of the crown not digging in to my hand when I lean on a table. How often do you faff with the crown anyway?

toon10

7,136 posts

187 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Trophy Husband said:
Because left handed? As am I hence watch on right wrist which actually has the added benefit of the crown not digging in to my hand when I lean on a table. How often do you faff with the crown anyway?
For me daily (as I have a manual Speedmaster biggrin ) I was talking to my left handed mate about this a while back as he wears his digital Casio (no crown) on the left wrist although he said he's always worn a watch that way without thinking about it.

JCollins

Original Poster:

1,187 posts

131 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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toon10 said:
I'm active in a few watch forums and whenever I see someone wearing a watch on their right wrist, I go into full Herbert Lom eye twitch mode.
You must hate that guy on Carfection then.

(Not Henry, the other guy)

Adeyfisher

526 posts

163 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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People who pronounce Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's first name as 'Olly' or 'Olay'

The correct pronunciation is 'Oo-ler'




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For all of the years he was a Man U player; I only ever heard his name pronounced as Olly by the reporters and guests on MOTD.
I think most foreign people just accept the Brits are never going to get their names right, so just don't bother correcting them.

Everyone on Fox sports and Sky F1 seem to have their own way of saying Charles Leclerc. I don't think anyone pronounces it the way he would.

toon10

7,136 posts

187 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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I remember there being a big hoo har about MOTD getting "Jenas" wrong when Jermaine Jenas was playing. I think it was made worse that we had an entire season or two of one pronunciation before it changed. I still can't remember if it should be "Jenus" or "Jeenas"!

chunder27

2,309 posts

238 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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Cun stable instead of constable


DoctorX

8,239 posts

197 months

Tuesday 28th May 2019
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toon10 said:
I'm active in a few watch forums and whenever I see someone wearing a watch on their right wrist, I go into full Herbert Lom eye twitch mode. It's the same when I see someone eating using a knife in the left hand or when I use bog roll where you have to scrape your knuckles on the tiles to get the paper rather than it being put on the other (proper) way. I may need counselling.
Speaking of knives, people who hold it like a pen. Grrr.
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