Your favourite unreasonable AIBU?

It's got to be the supersoaker one. Sorry can't find it right now but think it's in classics, will try and search later.

I also found one fuming about people who pressed the button on traffic lights, but then crossed when there was a gap in the cars so that by the time the lights changed to red cars had to stop at an empty crossing funny. Yes it might be mildly annoying but the OP couldn't explain how it actually affected them once the button had been pressed they were stopping either way, it wouldn't make any difference to them if someone was actually crossing in front of them or already half way up the road.

Those stuck in my mind because they're funny and because the OP was so clearly unreasonable 99% of people disagreed with them, the other ones I remember are the ones that blew my mind how many people think so differently to me (as in I read the heading thinking "what a silly question, of course it's going to be 100% YABU to then be completely gobsmacked at the responses) are boys over 8 using a female changing room and one years ago about if there was a fire would you save a child or your dog/cat.

Sorry should have made this clearer - the woman who was jealous earned £140k a year with her partner, but was still jealous enough of her wealthy neighbours to start a thread on it. It’s more money than we could dream of earning!

Is this low income to you?

Exactly. Links please!

I think if people are going to talk about funny sounding threads they need to link them too! 😜

The one where she overtook a cyclist near a bend, car came round the bend on other side so she pulled in sharply in front of cyclist who (unsurprisingly) gesticulated wildly and swore. Her main concern was that she’d be reported and her mitigation was that he was wearing cycling clothes. She genuinely thought she’d been driving considerately. Terrifying that such people are in charge of tonnes of machinery on our roads.

The recent one that has baffled me is the person who is asking AIBU for being jealous of her richer, older neighbours when they earn £140k a year…