Seemingly trivial things that annoy you
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Anyone who dithers, ever, when it is slowing anyone else up.0
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Anyone who offers you cheese and pickle then brings out the only pickle they have and it is some odd one that they bought because they thought it sounded nice. It's not. Normal pickle would be nice thank you.0
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Any hot drink with 2 sugars in it. It is the wrong amount of sugar, 1 sugar is the amount of sugar of champions.0
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When you go to someone's house and the tv has the colour turned up too high, so grass looks electric green etc. Are they blind? Change the settings to look realistic, how can you live watching that?0
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The endless conveyor belt of films that are complete crap, that cost millions and mostly don't even make good money. Are the people making these films actually that unaware of just how rubbish what they are making is? It is unbelievable.0
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Mornin' mfin, how's the head?0
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"The Reverend" Richard Cole0
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seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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The term "builder's tea"0
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Pinno wrote:
Good luck.
Can I contradict you on point 146? Sugar in tea or coffee is a sin.
Hmm... I don't think I can agree with you there. Although, I will say that only alternative to 1 sugar is no sugar at all and no sugar is acceptable. What is not acceptable at all is 2 sugars, that is the default setting for idiots. Anything in excess of 2 sugars does not need to be discussed.0 -
mfin wrote:Cyclists who wear cycle-type clothing as casual wear, like jackets and t-shirts with cycling things on. My god, of all the clothes you can wear you choose to look like a style-less prat.
Like the bloke who kep turning up in the bar on my campsite every night in a Molteni jacket. I can only think he was hoping everyone would realise he was the authority on the track cycling they were watching but I think they just wondered why a middle aged man was wearing a bright orange track suit top in the pub.0 -
Pross wrote:mfin wrote:Cyclists who wear cycle-type clothing as casual wear, like jackets and t-shirts with cycling things on. My god, of all the clothes you can wear you choose to look like a style-less prat.
Like the bloke who kep turning up in the bar on my campsite every night in a Molteni jacket. I can only think he was hoping everyone would realise he was the authority on the track cycling they were watching but I think they just wondered why a middle aged man was wearing a bright orange track suit top in the pub.
Sounds like a prime example. Peckers the lot of them.0 -
People who fake a cough when complaining about someone smoking near them.0
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Pross wrote:mfin wrote:Cyclists who wear cycle-type clothing as casual wear, like jackets and t-shirts with cycling things on. My god, of all the clothes you can wear you choose to look like a style-less prat.
Like the bloke who kep turning up in the bar on my campsite every night in a Molteni jacket. I can only think he was hoping everyone would realise he was the authority on the track cycling they were watching but I think they just wondered why a middle aged man was wearing a bright orange track suit top in the pub.
That cracked me up! Cheers!Ben
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Pross wrote:mfin wrote:Cyclists who wear cycle-type clothing as casual wear, like jackets and t-shirts with cycling things on. My god, of all the clothes you can wear you choose to look like a style-less prat.
Like the bloke who kep turning up in the bar on my campsite every night in a Molteni jacket. I can only think he was hoping everyone would realise he was the authority on the track cycling they were watching but I think they just wondered why a middle aged man was wearing a bright orange track suit top in the pub.0 -
People who steal the free gift's off Magazines0
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Gromson wrote:IanWhite wrote:People who steal the free gift's off Magazines
People who pluralise using apostrophes and who then can't understand why other people write messages like this one :roll:
Grammar Nazis ... the ones that cant help but post about every little bit of deviation from the current rules0 -
People that utilise big words to try and look clever when they could just use a small one.0
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Veronese68 wrote:People that utilise big words to try and look clever when they could just use a small one.
I, too, am predisposed to consider such comportment as vexatious in extremis.0 -
finchy wrote:Veronese68 wrote:People that utilise big words to try and look clever when they could just use a small one.
I, too, am predisposed to consider such comportment as vexatious in extremis.
This.Cube Reaction GTC Pro 29 for the lumpy stuff
Cannondale Synapse alloy with 'guards for the winter roads
Fuji Altamira 2.7 for the summer roads
Trek 830 Mountain Track frame turned into a gravel bike - for anywhere & everywhere0 -
Veronese68 wrote:People that utilise big words to try and look clever when they could just use a small one.0
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What is the point in installing CCTV if the image it produces looks more pixelated than when tv/police try to hide peoples identity?0
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People who say 'on an hourly/daily/weekly etc basis', it's hourly/daily/weekly etc you don't need the basis. Also the word transportation, it's transport there's no need for the 'ation'.'Hello to Jason Isaacs'0
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Jake Humphrey and his smug mush. Why can't that be permanently pixelated?0
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Being told to look up at Olympians as role models.
Why, because they can run, swim, cycle faster than you?0