What tiny things make you irrationally annoyed?

[Bikergran]

Just that, really. I'll start with a few.

The way discount pop-ups scream at you on a shopping page as soon as you click on it. Excuse me, I haven't had a chance to look at the product yet, I don't KNOW if I want a 15% discount!!

Daytime TV adverts. Either they are for funeral plans, featuring perky older couples chatting gaily about "lovely send-offs" or overpriced tat that requires them to repeat the same information repeatedly for several minutes in the hope you'll be hypnotised into ordering it.

Supermarket layouts. Always moving stuff about, completely random grouping of items. For instance, my local Morrisons has just moved half its meat products on an aisle away from the butchery department.

I have dozens more, nothing major, but niggling.

I get that the supermarket thing is annoying, but if the customers the orders are for were actually there the shop would be busier. More importantly though, are you advocating for even more pressure on staff to work outside 'normal' hours? It's so damaging to disrupt natural circadian rhythms, people are being paid FA to stay out of the way & give themselves lifelong health conditions from sleep disruption & unnatural physical workloads, I don't think suggesting adding to this is well thought through

How about finding a collective term that excludes transphobes if the distinction is so important to you? I'm not binary about my thoughts on the weighty issues involved in the debate but I believe fully in the right to self-expression & freedom to be accepted. Either you do or you don't.

People who block the isle on a train and they look gormless when i say excuse me. People who are incapable of wearing headphones. I don't want to listen to your rubbish music or crap adverts. People who want to get on a train before people have got off.

The worsT!

‘DC’, ‘DH’, ‘DSTBXSMIL’

All those MN shorthands piss me off out of all proportion to their importance.

Posts which start ‘So’ .
Excessive and pointless use of ‘for context’.

Sorry to resurrect but just thought of another one and I KNOW it will chime with someone here!

When people say "based in" when they mean "located in"...as in: "Our cosy little campsite is based just outside Trowbridge"...what, and it moves around depending on it's mood??! NOPE.