What annoys you?

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What annoys you in everyday life.

Selfish drivers parking their car halfway up the sidewalk - forcing prams/wheelchairs out to road.
Tomatoes.
Smokers.

People who don't indicate and the toilet seat should never be left up just put the toilet seat down.

People that leave a wide gap in a queue, move along so someone doesn’t sneak in and take the space.

People that do a weekly shop while parked at the fuel pump, in local mini mart petrol station.

People that then faff around in car before moving away from petrol pump, usually same thoughtless fuckwits that have spent 20 mins looking at cornflakes in shop.

People in general really, would probably be easier to list what doesn’t annoy me.

People who put posts on any form of social media without full stops. Whole paragraphs and no full stops at all!

People in general. Give me animals any day.

Mums on the schools parents committee
Lack of manners
Self entitled people
Dog poo on the pavements

Pretty much everything

Middle lane hogging.

People that drop hints. Just say what you fucking mean and stop being passive aggressive!

Dogs
Road rage
Mobile phones at gigs
Parking on pavements

none of the above, but then I dont live in the UK so...

Lots of gripes above about slowness and other folk. Tell tale signs that where you live has too many other people!

The two households on my short street who have so many cars between them they use up half the parking spaces 😡

I don't even have a car! Their entitlement still annoys me though, and makes it difficult for neighbours and visitors. One of them bought yet another new mahoosive SUV last month.

Calling waiting staff 'wait staff'

Mumsnet but i stay.

When I'm late night shopping online and it asks me to enter my card details!!!!

Nappy-clad/pullup pant clad children sitting in trollies (not in the actual designated seat).
OPs who don't come back when responses don't echo their point
OPs who don't answer when a pp asks a challenging question
Pubs with a flat roof
Cut flowers

Why? Was it a designated no-smoking area?

Was with you until cheese...
I mean, who is annoyed by cheese?
And why?
Are any particulr varieties more annoying than others? Is French cheese more
agacé than wensleydale?
Answers, I need answers!!

Auto-correct 'correcting' things that are not incorrect.

People who walk along staring at their screen , expecting everyone else to move for them. Extra WankerPoints if they are pushing a baby in a pram.buggy or holding a takeaway coffee .

People who are continually late . Once or twice meh it happens . But continually bugs me . What they are saying is My time is more important than everyone elses .

The Royal mail and their complete inability to post letters to correct addresses. We have had other people's far too often.

People who don't put their trolley back

When I bang my head

When people are walking two abreast and don't move over when you're walking in the opposite direction. I am sure someone on mumsnet said she started stopping dead in front of them. Think I might start doing the same.

When I write a message on WhatsApp and hours later realised I haven't even sent it

I would have agreed with you once but then I married a man from Belfast who says " hayche' and he told me why

Back in the day the biggest and best paid employers in Belfast were the shipyards. Officially jobs there were open to anyone but IRL they only employed Protestants, Catholics were not welcome. This was all under the table so they didn't ask you upfront what your religion was when you applied. They'd normally ascertain it from your address (Falls Rd area =Catholic, Shankhill Rd area =,Protestant) or your name (John Paul Murphy = Catholic , William Smith = Protestant).

if these two tests didn't work they'd ask an applicant to spell something. Hayce/Haitch = Catholic. Aitch = Protestant. Say it the 'wrong' way and you were not going to get a job.

For those of us who live in non-sectarian areas this seems unbelievable but for many people it was their world and it went on for many decades. For Catholics from an Ulster background pronouncing their H's in this way is a non aggressive way of showing their cultural identity. Their being free to do it without fear of persecution shows how far we have moved on. I completely respect my husband's choice to teach our Brit born children to do this.

I ducking agree

Letting someone out in traffic and they don't indicate a thanks.

"People walking along a pavement who just stop for no apparent reason"

Substitute "people who just stop at the bottom of a lift....reason" Now I'm murderous.

I'm a but annoyed by that, admittedly.

Rain. Mud. Floods.

Grim.