Things I don't like (TIDL) thread

Going out for a walk in my dinner house and coming back to the office with my shirt stick to my back with sweat. I'm sure i didn't used to sweat like this!
 
Yeah, but there was a time i could walk around in Spain or somewhere equally hot and not be drenched in sweat to the point it looks like someone chucked a glass of water at my back. It's probably only around 23C out there too.
 
Square number plates on cars which were originally fitted with rectangular ones.
Cars with wind deflectors.
Cars with off centre front plates which originally were fitted in the centre.
Illegal plates (wrong font, re-positioned characters etc)

Those awful japanese people carriers with bodykits and handles on the back. There is a special place in hell for those.
 
Bluecube said:
Cyclists that cycle on the road next to a cycle path
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For slow cyclists I agree. The Highway Code (which drivers are so fond of reciting to cyclists - I am both a car driver and a cyclist btw) recommends that cyclists travelling at 15mph or over use the road in preference to a cycle path, due to the speed difference to pedestrians.
 
People who drive in the middle lane at a speed that matches you in the left lane, you then indicate to overtake the person infront of you but the person in the middle lane is oblivious to anything else that is going on.
 
Litter, Cyclists with Bluetooth speakers, those new Gel 3d number plates I see more and more of in the last few months, People calling me Buddy.
 
neilw said:
Litter, Cyclists with Bluetooth speakers, those new Gel 3d number plates I see more and more of in the last few months, People calling me Buddy.
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Buddy and squire for me, cannot stand it.

Also people that become experts after watching a YouTube documentary.
 
neilw said:
Litter, Cyclists with Bluetooth speakers, those new Gel 3d number plates I see more and more of in the last few months, People calling me Buddy.
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Gel is nothing compared to the tinted plates that have become popular in the last few months. See them every day around here. Cant believe they're not getting pulled for them.
 
Young salespersons who knock on your door asking to see your energy statement as they’re 100% sure you haven’t read it correctly.

As for dodgy regplates, Birmingham seems to be the place for that.
 
People who talk on the phone whilst holding it face up in front of them, with the phone on loudspeaker.
What the ****** hell is wrong with them that they insist on using it that way.
 
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