There is a solution for this, for every scratch you bother their sisters!
Post minor things that bother you
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There is a solution for this, for every scratch you bother their sisters!
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Radio 1 news readers, they sound so patronising.
In fact radio 1 as a whole.
In fact radio 1 as a whole.
I don't feel the need to explain myself, so think whatever pleases youAdmit it, there is no story.
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Do tell us where you are going when you leave . . .
I don't feel the need to explain myself, so think whatever pleases you
You dont need to explain anything, its painfully obvious what you were doing
I know, I am such an attention seekerYou dont need to explain anything, its painfully obvious what you were doing
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Pushy Big Issue sellers.
Even Dominic Byrne?
His weather is fantastic, "It will be rainy in some parts, sunny in others." LOL
People who don't know the difference between there, their and they're.
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1) (This has been touched on before) People who wait until after the cashier has finished before they begin writing their personal cheques at the checkout. Really, get it all filled out except the amount before they've finished ringing it up!
2) Use of the words "virtually" and "literally" completely out of context.
3) People that just have to touch stuff wherever they go. Just walking down the hallway and a middle-aged man will tap on the wall as he walks. What?
4) Speaker phones in the office and the user doesn't know what a volume control is.
5) Use of the phrases "Oh snap!" and "skinny jeans". The first: that's just a way around saying "Oh, !@#$". The second: jeans don't make you looks skinny. Skinniness makes you look skinny. No, the jeans are "tight", just like they were back with Jordache in the '80s.
6) Tailgators, and people who drive with one foot on the brake and one on the gas. Both constantly have their brakelights flashing.
7) When indicating to someone they have something on their left cheek, by brushing off your own left cheek, they brush off their right cheek instead. Do you think I'm a mirror?
2) Use of the words "virtually" and "literally" completely out of context.
3) People that just have to touch stuff wherever they go. Just walking down the hallway and a middle-aged man will tap on the wall as he walks. What?
4) Speaker phones in the office and the user doesn't know what a volume control is.
5) Use of the phrases "Oh snap!" and "skinny jeans". The first: that's just a way around saying "Oh, !@#$". The second: jeans don't make you looks skinny. Skinniness makes you look skinny. No, the jeans are "tight", just like they were back with Jordache in the '80s.
6) Tailgators, and people who drive with one foot on the brake and one on the gas. Both constantly have their brakelights flashing.
7) When indicating to someone they have something on their left cheek, by brushing off your own left cheek, they brush off their right cheek instead. Do you think I'm a mirror?
Grammar Nazi's!.
It's not big...or clever, stop it...
.Don't even think of quoting me and correcting my grammar or I'll combine a segway, cliff and a kitten
Grammar Nazi's!.
It's not big...or clever, stop it...
Don't even think of quoting me and correcting my grammar or I'll combine a segway, cliff and a kitten
But it isn't grammar, its using completely the wrong word altogether!
They only bother me when they're at pelican crossings, in which they press the button when the child arrives and wait until the lights change to escort them over the road, can the child not do that? As if us people who have managed to gain a license to drive would just plow the kids down like we're back in 1997 playing a game of Carmageddon, but ohhh no.. since there is a grey haired pensioner in luminous clobber, we somehow remember that a red light means stop.