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""Oldies" who go shopping at lunch-time and dither round the shops, when workers have limited time to shop. Why can't they do their shopping during working hours???? " Why can't you shop outside of work hours | |||
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"Spitting, it just darn right bloody disgusting! Bullying in any form. Missing the post office by two minutes. Being Rudley awoken my noisy d*unken neighbours who the block doors! No shops open on a Sunday when you've just run out of that important item. I could go on. " Bang* | |||
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""Oldies" who go shopping at lunch-time and dither round the shops, when workers have limited time to shop. Why can't they do their shopping during working hours???? Why can't you shop outside of work hours " 10 hours of my day are taken up with work (including travel to work). Retired people have no commitments, so it irritates me when they dither round the shops (usually with their shopping bag on wheels) when I have half-an-hour to grab what I need. This thread is about what irritates us, and that's a thing that irritates me. I don't try to tell you that you should be irritated by it, so don't try to tell me that I shouldn't be irritated by it. | |||
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""Oldies" who go shopping at lunch-time and dither round the shops, when workers have limited time to shop. Why can't they do their shopping during working hours???? Why can't you shop outside of work hours 10 hours of my day are taken up with work (including travel to work). Retired people have no commitments, so it irritates me when they dither round the shops (usually with their shopping bag on wheels) when I have half-an-hour to grab what I need. This thread is about what irritates us, and that's a thing that irritates me. I don't try to tell you that you should be irritated by it, so don't try to tell me that I shouldn't be irritated by it." I didn't tell you you shouldn't be irritated by it, I simply asked a question, old people don't bother me at all, I certainly don't find them irritating, even when I'm in a rush. I understand that they're old, and less mobile, and that they've worked their whole life to be able to relax and shop whenever they feel like it. Would you prefer they shopped at night and carry their shopping on their back? I hope that when I'm old that people are understanding! | |||
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"My top 5 Coppers who think that they are above everybody else. Tv licence Council tax Price of petrol Mp's " | |||
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"Respct the elderly , you will be old one day , if you live that long with a attitude like yours , grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" Who? | |||
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"Kids that vandalise everything whose mothers look like Popeye and scream every single word that comes out of their mouth. Kids who wear black raincoats with hoods up on a dry hot day with a blue sky in the middle of summer. Scouse accents that are so awfully thick that they sound like an angry Chinese man with a throat infection. YER HWAAAAHHH LAR??? People who dont talk but drone with no motivation whatsoever for having started talking at all. People that dont smile and say hello, please or thank you during day to day transactions. Turkish people in kebab takeaways who smile at me strangely the night before I get the shits. Birthday cards. A tree died because you'd rather hand a card over to me personally instead of saying happy birthday to me while you're there, which you would anyway, so in fact why say it twice? There's no prize for the most happy birthdays said in a row. And my pet hate for tonight... writing too much on a thread when I wish I'd have just chosen one and made it a single sentence.... I hate myself!" How very dare you | |||
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"what are people's irrational pet hates?? u know the things that do not really matter in grand scheme of things but that just bug the hell out of you!! mine are: 1) non-matchin pyjamas 2) kids with dummies (espically when they r over about 2 years old) 3) kids on reins/wrist straps (either teach ur kid to walk nicely with u or put it in a buggy!!) 4) odd socks" I hate you already!!! Option 4 poke it up your botty | |||
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"Bras and knickers that don't match!! " I'm really irritating then cos only wear matching when going out | |||
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" People who stand in the bus stop for hours then when the bus arrives they realise they need a pass and hold you up while they rummage through their bags looking for it!" I fucking hate this!!! Same applies for people queuing to use the cashpoint and train ticket machine | |||
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"People who dont walk straight whilst im in the market trying to buy some fruit and vegetables!! Hate it when they keep zigzagging..and suddenly stopping " | |||
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"People who buy huge cars but then have absolutely no ability to park it. If you can't Park it properly within the lines, don't buy it! Before you ask - Renault scenic 1.6 (-so not small) and I am the Queen of parking. My dad was a bus driver for 20 years and taught me how to drive. X" a bus driver who knows how to drive yer yer | |||
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"my neighbour for using his empty wheelie bin as a walking aid !...it rumbles up and down at all hours ! .... " Hahaha brilliant | |||
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"People who become confrontational and aggressive if you point something out - like where a litter bin is after they have thrown their rubbish on the floor. This is a common part of German culture - they will point out where you are going wrong. It is expected and accepted. Rarely see litter and they tend to be more polite and respectful - in my opinion." Not just your opinion there was a tv program on about it the other night, wasn't taking it all in but the gist of it was that the germans have a greater sense of community spirit than most other nations. I dislike people who bag their dogs shit and then throw the bag or hang it in a tree, even more than the people who just leave it. Do they enjoy standing in dog shit?? People with fog lights on when it is just barely misty or raining. People who decide you are a little bit too close behind them whilst driving and brake test you... | |||
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"People who become confrontational and aggressive if you point something out - like where a litter bin is after they have thrown their rubbish on the floor. This is a common part of German culture - they will point out where you are going wrong. It is expected and accepted. Rarely see litter and they tend to be more polite and respectful - in my opinion. Not just your opinion there was a tv program on about it the other night, wasn't taking it all in but the gist of it was that the germans have a greater sense of community spirit than most other nations. I dislike people who bag their dogs shit and then throw the bag or hang it in a tree, even more than the people who just leave it. Do they enjoy standing in dog shit?? People with fog lights on when it is just barely misty or raining. People who decide you are a little bit too close behind them whilst driving and brake test you... " I've spent a fair bit of time in Germany on and off over the years and this was one of the things I really liked. They will stop and tell you if your child is not dressed correctly for the weather - and they have some really harsh winters so I think that is quite sensible. They consider it to be totally their business, and, in some ways, they are right. That's Big Society. However, their bureaucracy is far far worse than ours! And racism is really rampant, particularly in the East. | |||
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" I've spent a fair bit of time in Germany on and off over the years and this was one of the things I really liked. They will stop and tell you if your child is not dressed correctly for the weather - and they have some really harsh winters so I think that is quite sensible. They consider it to be totally their business, and, in some ways, they are right. That's Big Society. However, their bureaucracy is far far worse than ours! And racism is really rampant, particularly in the East." I've never been to Germany, would like to at some stage. I know people that have lived there and thought it was great. They had to clear the snow from the pavement in front of the house by a certain time. Racism is alive and kicking in the uk too though isn't it? The laws have just made people a little more careful in what they say in public. Have a friend of mixed race, surname is Blacke, someone walked into a pub, a friend, spotted him and shouted across the pub 'alright blackie' got lots of grief for racism... even after explanation the landlord wasn't happy | |||
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""Oldies" who go shopping at lunch-time and dither round the shops, when workers have limited time to shop. Why can't they do their shopping during working hours???? " | |||
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"People who used disabled spaces because they are lazy buggers (or just can't park!)" And people in four by fours who park in mother and baby spaces because they are larger!! Leaving you to traipse from the bottom end of the car park with your four year old in the peeing down rain!! Gggggrrrrr | |||
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""Oldies" who go shopping at lunch-time and dither round the shops, when workers have limited time to shop. Why can't they do their shopping during working hours???? " Or decide to do their weekly shop at the petrol station, when you are waiting to pay.... And usually running late for work! | |||
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" People who decide you are a little bit too close behind them whilst driving and brake test you... " my bad but it is bloody annoying \ middle lane hoggers when you prover to the person you're right but they still don't believe you when you ask someone what the time is and the look at their wrist and they tap it when they don't have a watch on | |||
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"ignorant people who tut at me and don't move out of the way when I politely ask 'excuse me, may i get past please?' when I'm in my wheelchair. Shops that have no wheelchair access. People who park in disabled spaces that display no blue badges. People who park up my arse, when I have stickers clearly stating 'please leave 3 feet space for wheelchair access' and I have to struggle to get my chair on the back seats. Middle lane hoggers, people who don't use indicators. People assuming I'm scum and lazy for not being able to work. " Yes I agree but u don't look like you need a wheel chair in your pics on display. The pic were you are on a wooded area how did you manage that in a wheel chair, or do you just have the bad days when the benefits agency call you in. | |||
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" People who decide you are a little bit too close behind them whilst driving and brake test you... " Don't drive so close to them then?!? Tail gaters cause more accidents than anyone else as they cannot react in real emergency! Tailgating is a big annoyance on the roads to considerate road users (PS im not a braker but if you get up my arse i'll just slow down more) | |||
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