Things that really annoy you ...

[walker]

Interestingly, this forum boasts both a ready supply of people who are extremely irritated by things over which they have no control or are trivial, and a preponderance of people who describe experiencing emotional distress and/or mood disorders.

people who use big words.....

 

[Tetedelacourse]

Interestingly, this forum boasts both a ready supply of people who are extremely irritated by things over which they have no control or are trivial, and a preponderance of people who describe experiencing emotional distress and/or mood disorders.

Big up to the forum!

Full of mentally unstable moaners and whingers, and Big Bren and Tim Bennet.

 

[medals]

Maybe you have a point Big Bren.

I don't know if this has been said(very long thread).
But I wish people, when saying the letter 'H', would pronounce it 'aitch' and not 'Haitch'.
Having said that there are more important things to worry about I guess.

 

[Tetedelacourse]

People who sit on busy trains and buses in the outside seat and leave an empty one inside.

Or worse, put their bag on the vacant seat.

 

[Kirstie]

Big up to the forum!

Full of mentally unstable moaners and whingers, and Big Bren and Tim Bennet.

Or the forum is a place for people to sound off without fear of reprisals, or it is a supportive place where people can share problems...- big ups indeed!

 

[Tetedelacourse]

Or the forum is a place for people to sound off without fear of reprisals, or it is a supportive place where people can share problems...- big ups indeed!

Yes, by and large I feel that in this place dwells a bunch of good folks, sometimes knowledgeable, sometimes hilarious, sometimes like-minded and supportive for those who might need it, and that's why I visit here.

I've ordered my jersey too - happy to be associated with this place.

I wouldn't bother if I really felt it were full of moaners and whingers. I only fell out with someone once and they seem to have left or were asked to leave shortly after the argument.

To each and every one of you:

 

[haggard rider]

Cold toilet seats!

Oh and warm toilet seats when you saw some big fat poxy g*t leaving the cubicle just before you!

 

[Andy in Sig]

What does "big ups" mean?

If it's another American import, it would be something else I could enjoy getting annoyed about.

 

[Kirstie]

It means 'hurray' 'three cheers' 'i say isn't that just spiffing' or similar sentiments. It was a phrase first said to me in the mid 80s and I don't think I've heard it since until just now.

 

[Aperitif]

Big up to the forum!

Full of mentally unstable moaners and whingers, and Big Bren and Tim Bennet.

'Tete a nous' injection!

I'm adding John Motson and pundits in general to my list...bloody BBC mutter mutter...

 

[KitsuneAndy]

Maybe you have a point Big Bren.

I don't know if this has been said(very long thread).
But I wish people, when saying the letter 'H', would pronounce it 'aitch' and not 'Haitch'.
Having said that there are more important things to worry about I guess.

That really gets on my nerves as well, glad I'm not the only one!!

Mothers that edge their pushchairs into the road to try and get traffic to stop and let them cross is another. In a Car vs Infant collision, my money would be on the car.

 

[Elmer Fudd]

Lonnie Donnigan and skiffle bands in general.
I mean, what's that all about ??


Sorry, I think must have just walked into a time warp continuum.

 

[Haitch]

But I wish people, when saying the letter 'H', would pronounce it 'aitch' and not 'Haitch'.

There is no aitch in aitch!

 

[Dayvo]

People who sit on busy trains and buses in the outside seat and leave an empty one inside.

Or worse, put their bag on the vacant seat.

Or even worse, put their feet on the vacant seat.

 

[Dayvo]

Or even worse, sit across two seats and don't move up when you try to get in next to them.

Or even even worse, when you hurt your hand when you punch them in the mouth!