Teeny tiny things that drive you nuts out of all proportion

[Fnaar]

People who go for walks or jogs along country lanes, and jog or walk on the left.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

People who go for walks or jogs along country lanes, and jog or walk on the left.

people who walk on the inside of the corner irrespective of which side of the road. the outside of the corner is always safer (assuming no pavement or suitable grass verge)

 

[Fnaar]

In the UK or in France?


you must think me a pedant

Tu es un pedant

 

[matthat]

That long nasal hair that a friend has poking out of his right nostril. Makes me want to attack him with a pair of tweezers!

Here Here!!

 

[matthat]

People that think just turning up for work is enough!! And they don't actually have to do anything.

 

[Fnaar]

people who walk on the inside of the corner irrespective of which side of the road. the outside of the corner is always safer (assuming no pavement or suitable grass verge)

I disagree satnav...

 

[Titanium]

People who stop in doorways, so making the entrance gap narrower. Happens quite often in shop doorways; drives me nuts.

 

[Arch]

People that think just turning up for work is enough!! And they don't actually have to do anything.

People who always turn up to work 5 or 10 minutes late, and sometimes still have to have their breakfast! (That's everyone I work with except me, I'm always there 5 minutes early, in order to change into my work boots)

 

[RedFeend]

People who say 'train station'. It's a railway station.
Also, trains run on railway tracks, not train tracks.
Can't help it, it just riles me. I guess I am getting old and grumpy.

 

[Alex H]

Tu es un pedant

FTFY

Tu es un pédant

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Those conveyor-belt toasters you only see in hotels, once through underdone, twice through burnt. Bloody useless!

 

[swee'pea99]

Stickers on products that clearly will have to be removed but when you do they don't come off cleanly in one piece no matter how slowly and carefully you peel oh no they start to tear...and you end up having to remove them in scraps, then get some kind of spirit to rub away half-successfully at the gum that remains, leaving a patch that stays resolutely sticky no matter what you do.

 

[tyred]

People that think just turning up for work is enough!! And they don't actually have to do anything.

Are you my boss?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

[QUOTE 2414647, member: 259"]On the plus side they're good for heating up sliced cheese.[/quote]

I put a croissant through and it was embarrassingly smokey, thought the alarm was going to go off!

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Thread starters who post a vague subject title and then just a URL in the message. Why not include a brief excerpt or description of the article/item linked to, just to give an idea whether it's worth following?


GC