***Official "You Know What Really Grinds My Gears" Thread***

When in conversation people refer to their Mum or Dad as 'Mum' or 'Dad' instead of 'my Mum' or 'my Dad'.

Only acceptable if talking to a sibling.
 
Can I ask what breed of dog you had snapdragon? I asked in the doggy thread a few times but you seem to want to avoid the question for some reason :confused:


Sorry fella only saw the question recently and answered in that thread but he was a staffy, not kc reg'd and some would argue he wasn't a "true" staff. I bought him as an Irish Line Bred, might not conform to kc standards but he was the greatest mutt I'll ever own
 
People who think I've any control over where my cat decides to have a poo,
a choice of three litter trays in my house, or their garden.
Apologies if it's their garden, but cats are not anthropomorphic Disney creatures that you can sit down with and have a serious discussion about neighbourly behaviour :rolleyes:
I don't bitch and whine about their insane dog who barks dementedly at every living thing it sees.


People in towns who park leaving a huge gap between their car and any access road. That forces everyone else to perform lengthy manoeuvres in order to squeeze their cars into the reduced space left on the main road. The spaces are marked out for you, just park in the box you selfish bic.
 
The anti-spam-bot pictures that you have to read to join a forum that are incredibly hard to read by people with good eyesight. People who have any eye problems can't read them at all.
 
People sending me a message be it a text, facebook, email or whatever and then the next day sending me another asking if I'm still talking to them because I didn't reply in a time they deem appropriate. **** OFF! you will get a reply when I'm good and ready its not life or death :D
 
GF just called me. She said she had broken down on the motorway. Turns out she just has a flat tyre. She has called the AA. :rolleyes:

She probably doesn't know how to change a tyre, doesn't want to risk her life by driving at fast speeds on a busy motorway...or even driving at a slow speed...so what is wrong with ringing the AA? :confused:
 
Well it's pretty clear from this thread that too many people are too impatient these days!
 
GF just called me. She said she had broken down on the motorway. Turns out she just has a flat tyre. She has called the AA. :rolleyes:
Try it sometime, having lorries thundering past three feet from your head is a bit unnerving, I really can't see a girl risking her neck when they can just call someone.
If you are lucky then a cop car will pull over and give you a bit of shelter.
 
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