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Trivial things that annoy you intensely.
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Babycakes15
23-07-2012
People who say 'peeps'
People who don't indicate or don't give way
When I have to repeat myself because people don't listen
When my mother asks me for advice on things I have no idea about and then tells me I'm being 'unhelpful' just because I don't have an answer
People who take ages at cash machines and self service checkouts
Swanandduck2
23-07-2012
People who call their children 'smallies'.
People who sit beside you on the bus reeking of stale cigarettes.
People who drive with no courtesy and have the cheek to display a 'baby on board' sticker in their rear window.
Orangemaid
23-07-2012
todays weather as its warm and windy..too windy infact..my hair is blown everywhere today
hey_jude
23-07-2012
All of the above
technology_love
23-07-2012
Now be honest, you didn't expect Everest to be doing that today, did you?
PaleHorse
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by Orangemaid:
“well it was Shadow 2009, who posted in the thread and 2012 starts on page 28..i didnt even realise it was an old thread ”

Fair enough, I didn't realise it at first, either. I only asked because my post was originally a reply to someone who'd posted in this thread back in '08.

Looked a bit silly.
JoTaylor
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by Swanandduck2:
“People who call their children 'smallies'.
People who sit beside you on the bus reeking of stale cigarettes.People who drive with no courtesy and have the cheek to display a 'baby on board' sticker in their rear window.”

I saw a tweet the other day along the lines of 'the man next to me smells so bad I've ripped my chewing gum in half and shoved it up my nose'
jamct
23-07-2012
Just spotted this 4 year old thread in today's postings whilst searching for 'Fly-Tipping'. One of my pet hates, not always 'trivial', is being added daily at:

http://myroom101dungeon.blogspot.co.uk/
LIZALYNN
23-07-2012
Cafe's, pub meals and restaurants serving toast and baked potatoes with one or two (if you are lucky) tiny rock hard wrapped up squares of butter. It's not enough.
Then there are the mayo/tomato sauce/brown sauce/vinegar sachets.
You need about five to get enough to make a difference on your meal and by the time you have managed to open them all your meal is cold.
mimicole
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by dancing fan:
“And another thing...when there is a half finished bottle of milk already in the fridge and someone opens and starts using a new one, the same with cereal.”

my brother does this all the time :sleep:
jamct
23-07-2012
Callers such as the paperboy/girl, post person, flyer-poster and couriers who leave my gate open when leaving my property.
BomoLad
23-07-2012
Men who think silence is audible over the phone.
avagardner320
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by kipster:
“I hate people who don't press the button at a pedestrian crossing, and just stand there, waiting - it's very noticable in London - you see 5 people waiting to cross a road, and yet none of them have hit the button to stop the traffic.”

yep. Same as people who don't press the lift button. Maybe I'm just hyper and always end up doing it first cos others are inept .
avagardner320
23-07-2012
getting others people's letters in the post. when they haven't lived there in years and also when the postman can't be bothered to read the name on the door or walk down to the basement flat. It's illegal to throw away someone's post isn't it. Well, too late.
avagardner320
23-07-2012
people who drive too slow. Grrrrrr.
SecretLifeoBees
23-07-2012
This sudden trend on british tv shows of calling the police "the feds". Since when in the UK have we referred to the police as feds? I've heard the term used in a few soaps recently.

Tv presenters who insist on emphasising words which end in "y" by pronouncing it as "eeeee". For example the worst one is "proper-TEA" instead of "property" and there's an advert where they insist on pronouncing "pharmacy" and "pharm-a-SEE".
satellite
23-07-2012
The tube......when people get to the barrier and start fumbling for their ticket, then everybody behind kind of canons off them and then has to wait until they find the damned thing, meanwhile they've had the whole bloody journey to sort it out!!!
Marcelllo
23-07-2012
Females chewing gum. Absolutely disgusting, vile habit. Very unlady-like
Eddie Badger
23-07-2012
Looking forward to watching a DVD and finding you have to wade through pages of language options (I'm certain most of them are just made up) because instead of English our langauge is UK.

Then you get the annoying ad about piracy - I KNOW! THAT'S WHY I BOUGHT THE BLOODY THING!

So finally you get settled, movie starts and the phone rings and it's some Indian bloke called Jeremy who works for Microsoft calling to say I've got a computer virus!!!

That just sums up the last 15 minutes!
catherine91
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by Eddie Badger:
“Looking forward to watching a DVD and finding you have to wade through pages of language options (I'm certain most of them are just made up) because instead of English our langauge is UK.”

That reminds me that I find it annoying when the English language option has an American flag next to it!
TOONARMY12
23-07-2012
Originally Posted by catherine91:
“That reminds me that I find it annoying when the English language option has an American flag next to it!”

Mine is the opposite . Really hate it when I buy a dvd and there are no subtitles. So you think "ok" and put it on and the sound mix is really muffled and you can hear **** all
far2cool
23-07-2012
This should would be better in a thread called 'Trivial excuses for brutal murder' , but there isn't one, so this will have have to do

People who add '.com' on to the end of words for apparent 'emphasis'.
xButterflyWingx
23-07-2012
When driving; people who don't indicate on roundabouts and people who drive ridiculously slow.

When working; customers who instead of asking you for help decide to shout out their dissatisfaction at the store not having what they're looking for to their friend.

At home; when someone leaves empty packets of food, eg a multipack of crisps in the cupboard instead of throwing it in the bin.

When out and about; when in busy spaces and people walk at snail pace or stop suddenly infront of you.
Radiomaniac
23-07-2012
The 'trivial thing' that really annoys me is on TV at this very moment, that awful woman with the even more awful accent (whichever one she puts on for different events) - Jane Horrocks.
Paul_DNAP
23-07-2012
people who only quote part of a post you make on DS and then reply to what they've edited rather than what you said and make you look like an idiot.
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