Is there anything more annoying...

[BrightonBird]

What really annoys me is when people try and finish your sentance! If they guess right, then I always have to change it so they are wrong. Grr!

 

[Braders]

man u f***ing fans , blue , destinys child ( still paying maitinence)

 

[bhaexpress]

My pet hate is the people who think that washing is for poofs. Anybody who commutes to London will know what I mean.

 

[nail-Z]

People who talk in that stupid way where their voice goes up at the end! It always sounds like they are trying to explain something!! Stupid scraggs!

Australians (and people who watch too much Ozzie shite on the TV)

 

[teaboy]

Covent Garden
People who just stop in the middle of pavements
Women with umbrellas

 

[Barnet Seagull]

Chuggers

 

[Marc]

heres another one: Pushchairs....SIngle mums with Pushchairs, the pavements wide enough but they insist on walking RIGHT down the middle leaving you little choice but to take avoiding action! I do know they get stressed easily trying to get these buggys in and out of shops but taking it out on my ankles is just not on!

 

[Tooting Gull]

Australians (and people who watch too much Ozzie shite on the TV)

The Australian upward inflexion twang thing is really annoying. And it's a total subconscious, strength of character thing. I know people who've lived there for years that don't succumb, and others who spent about a week picking tomatoes somewhere who come back talking like Dame Edna. Sort it out

 

[tedebear]

The Australian upward inflexion twang thing is really annoying. And it's a total subconscious, strength of character thing. I know people who've lived there for years that don't succumb, and others who spent about a week picking tomatoes somewhere who come back talking like Dame Edna. Sort it out

hmmm remind me never to talk to you then

 

[fleet]

Prats starting a thread saying Kanchelskis has signed!

 

[Dropkick Turnip]

Australians (and people who watch too much Ozzie shite on the TV)

In much the same way as "Friends" must take the blame for the way people say things like, "It's so not where I would go on holiday"


Oh yeah, and Americans in general for "I'm, like, getting ready to go out and Michelle phones and she's like, 'What are you wearing tonight? I'm thinking of wearing my, like, appalling 80s throwback baggy trousers with tassles that make any girl with more than an ounce of fat on her look like she's got a really huge arse.' And I'm like, 'OH MY GOD! That's, like, exactly what I was going to wear!' And she's like............"

WHAT'S HAPPENED TO OUR BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE??

 

[Seagullible]

Dumb arsed bloody yanks ruining our language is a definate get on my nerves...
they're called trousers not pants!!!!!

 

[bhaexpress]

Don't start me off !!!!

 

[Beefy]

Old people who get in your way,walk really really slowly,complain about everything and just randomly stop infront of you for no reason.

 

[Seagullible]

Holding a door open for someone and they blank you - especially annoying with older folk

 

[Braders]

Prats starting a thread saying Kanchelskis has signed!

i'm not a prat

 

[Lush]

I have been told that I have a laugh like Sid James.

Not sure how attractive that is in a woman.

 

[Seagullible]

I have been told that I have a laugh like Sid James.

Not sure how attractive that is in a woman.

Lush, you could have a laugh like a hyena and I wouldn't mind

 

[Herne Hill Seagull]

Tooting and Dropkick, have you both been watching Room 101? The inestimable Steven Fry complained about those two exact things last night.

Have to agree with you though. My personal bugbear is that Dinner Jackets are increasingly being called 'tuxedos' here. We are not Americans. Not yet at least.

 

[Lush]

My personal bugbear is that Dinner Jackets are increasingly being called 'tuxedos' here. We are not Americans. Not yet at least.

Tux sounds cool. DJ's is a reasonable alternative - although a tad Hooray Henry. Dinner Jackets are usually called that by the older generation ie the kind of people who are likely to have their dinner down their jacket.