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Trivial things that annoy you intensely. (Part 2)
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PinkPetunia
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by The Wizard:
“My dad who for some reason has started to say, 'at the end of the day' every time he opens his mouth to say something. Also people who say like and basically every other word because they cant find anything else to fill their sentences with.”

Reminds me of a friend of mine who started off saying" Do you know what I mean " after every sentence .It became such a habit that after a few years of saying it it is now morphed into " Jimeen " after every sentence she says !!
cinnamon girl
19-07-2013
Me and my clumsiness! I'm always banging into things, etc, so generally have some bruises, scratches and scars. Annoying in summer when I want to bare my arms and legs to keep cool, so have to do a cover-up job with fake tan/real tan and camouflage makeup.
SecretLifeoBees
19-07-2013
None-driver friends who seem to think that because you drive you should therefore ferry their arses to and fro like you are a free taxi service. I don't mind giving people a lift but I don't like it being taken for granted I will do it.

Nor do I like it when they want me to ferry their kids around too when I have already explained I have no booster seat and no intention of buyng one as I don't have kids. And no trying to tell me it'll be ok without because they wouldn't put their child in danger won't wash because who would get into trouble if you were seen? Not them or their kid!
Ejhollyoaksfan
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by clsyorkshire:
“Tailgating, again.

I've developed an effective remedy, however. Foot off the gas so that you gradually slow down but with no brake lights showing. Then, when the tailgater is at what you think is the closest that they dare go, dab the rear fog light. And then watch as they shat themselves.”

Great tip. I do a similar thing but just by switching the headlights (and therefore tail lights) on. I wouldn't mind tailgaters so much if I was a slow driver, but I'm not! I'm usually at least 5mph over the limit (yeah I know that's illegal blah blah). God knows what they do to slow drivers!!!

Equally, I hate slow drivers. The ones who do 35-40 in a 60 zone. And middle lane hoggers. Grrrr!!
Paul_DNAP
19-07-2013
Another tailgating variant.

When I'm following a tractor down the road, or other slower traffic, it irritates me when the car behind closes up on me at 70mph and then leaves it to the last second to slow down with hard braking and then sit on my tailpipe. Why not just lift off and let the speed drop away gently?

And then they spend all their time doing that weaving about as they contantly keep looking for an overtake.
zwixxx
19-07-2013
(not really a trivial thing but iiuc there ain't no MAJOR thread) so, it bugs me that I've only just realised that with the walls being so darn thin in this tower block it is virtually certain that ~6 neighbours have just heard me give out my credit card details over the phone (+the 3 digit code at the end)... darn in.
Ollie_h19
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Faggy:
“In what part of the West Midlands is it 'mom'???

I spent the first 19 years of my life there and it was never pronounced 'mom' by anyone I knew.”

I have a couple of Brummie friends who say (or at least write) 'mom' and a group of friends in Tamworth who do the same.
podgicus
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Faggy:
“In what part of the West Midlands is it 'mom'???

I spent the first 19 years of my life there and it was never pronounced 'mom' by anyone I knew.”

I think it's more black country specific than west midlands, but I could be wrong.

I hate the term "duck" - living in the east midlands I hear it all the time, and it's driving me quackers..
rumpleteazer
19-07-2013
You know whats really annoying? When you finish work at half four and it's not half four now

Yes I have snuck online at work, so sue me
bob up and down
19-07-2013
On Countdown - when the contestant picks all their vowels first...... oh I hate that!
plymouthbloke1974
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Paul_DNAP:
“Another tailgating variant.

When I'm following a tractor down the road, or other slower traffic, it irritates me when the car behind closes up on me at 70mph and then leaves it to the last second to slow down with hard braking and then sit on my tailpipe. Why not just lift off and let the speed drop away gently?

And then they spend all their time doing that weaving about as they contantly keep looking for an overtake.”

If they do that behind me I move my car as close to the centre white lines as possible to block their view
archiver
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Paul_DNAP:
“Another tailgating variant.

When I'm following a tractor down the road, or other slower traffic, it irritates me when the car behind closes up on me at 70mph and then leaves it to the last second to slow down with hard braking and then sit on my tailpipe. Why not just lift off and let the speed drop away gently?

And then they spend all their time doing that weaving about as they contantly keep looking for an overtake.”

I just can't resist playing if I get someone right on my tail (and road and traffic conditions allow). They usually drop back quick enough. I particularly like those which arrive in the mirror all BMW and hissing turbo. They keep up, but rarely pass.
stupidwheelie
19-07-2013
The teacher on The Chase who says somefing and free, instead of something and three.
heavy_rotation
19-07-2013
People who say choccy instead of chocolate..... UGH.
Andy Birkenhead
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by stupidwheelie:
“The teacher on The Chase who says somefing and free, instead of something and three.”

"Firty free fousand pounds"
Mark Lebett
dreadnought
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by beefybeef:
“British people who write Airplanes like Americans do, rather than Aeroplanes.”

I object to both names - they should be called flying machines.
tim_smith
19-07-2013
People who say wee instead of little, god that’s annoying.

People who say free instead of three, fought instead of thought, thru instead of through, etc, etc.

UK educated people who spell UK English the American way.

Drivers who repeatedly honk their horns.

Professional people who chew gum.

People in authority who wear shorts, they look bloody ridiculous.

Dog walkers who refuse to clean up after their dogs, thereby giving conscience dog owners a bad name.

People who play loud music in cars and in their back gardens.

DJs who just won’t bloody well shut up.

Living in an early Victorian town house, that has two feet wide solid brick walls and a flat roof. It is blinking boiling in our bedrooms because of this.

Sorry, it must be the heat, it’s affecting my reasoning.
The Wizard
19-07-2013
Non drinkers who happily stand there in a group of friends letting everybody buy them soft drinks all night yet feel that because they're only on J20's they don't have to buy anyone a drink back when it's their round. Don't like it then buy your own drinks in future.
stupidwheelie
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Andy Birkenhead:
“"Firty free fousand pounds"
Mark Lebett ”

It does my head in. I used to say bockle when I was little until I realised it wasn't right, what does it take for him to realise he isn't saying it right? He's gone through an entire education, teaching career and numerous appearances on television, you'd think someone would tell him.
Andy Birkenhead
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by tim_smith:
“People who say wee instead of little, god that’s annoying.

People who say free instead of three, fought instead of thought, thru instead of through, etc, etc.

UK educated people who spell UK English the American way.

Drivers who repeatedly honk their horns.

Professional people who chew gum.

People in authority who wear shorts, they look bloody ridiculous.

Dog walkers who refuse to clean up after their dogs, thereby giving conscience dog owners a bad name.

People who play loud music in cars and in their back gardens.

DJs who just won’t bloody well shut up.

Living in an early Victorian town house, that has two feet wide solid brick walls and a flat roof. It is blinking boiling in our bedrooms because of this.

Sorry, it must be the heat, it’s affecting my reasoning.”

Do you mean "Conscientious" ?
Horton
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by heavy_rotation:
“People who say choccy instead of chocolate..... UGH.”

Even more foul "choccy biccy"

BARF
paperplanes_
19-07-2013
People who get into a relationship and cut off all other aspects of their life.
EStaffs90
19-07-2013
People who class Peterborough as part of the East Midlands - Peterborough is in Cambridgeshire, which is, and always has been, part of East Anglia.
heavy_rotation
19-07-2013
Originally Posted by Horton:
“Even more foul "choccy biccy"

BARF”

I know! It's so terrible haha.
Tt88
19-07-2013
When its busy at work so patients relatives think harrassing the staff will get their relative seen quicker than ringing the call bell and waiting their turn. Just as i appear from behind a curtain, put on my gloves and apron and gather fresh sheets, pyjamas, pads, wipes etc someone will march up to me and say "youre not busy, auntie ethel needs a bedpan. Now".
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