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Post by Lemmy on Jun 25, 2013 15:33:02 GMT -5
- People that ring you back after getting a missed call from you and ask "Did you ring?".. No, no I didn't. Your phone is playing  ing tricks on you. - People eating crisps within ear shot of me. Well aware that there's no other way to eat crisps but to crunch, but it just does my ing head in. - Charity collectors that approach you in the street and try to bully you into donating. (Tip: if it's for an Alzheimer's charity, just tell them they asked you 5 minutes ago..) - Vegetarians that look down their nose at you for eating meat. They just need to eat bacon and shut the up. |
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Post by Hammersmith Hardman on Jun 25, 2013 16:19:32 GMT -5
- Charity collectors that approach you in the street and try to bully you into donating. (Tip: if it's for an Alzheimer's charity, just tell them they asked you 5 minutes ago..) Was wearing my Sunderland jacket once when I was stopped by a charity worker, I had no time so politely said I wasn't interested and proceeded to walk off only for him to shout down the street obscenities about me and my club  I was pwopa mad lyk. |
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Post by Gazza on Jun 25, 2013 16:28:11 GMT -5
- Charity collectors that approach you in the street and try to bully you into donating. (Tip: if it's for an Alzheimer's charity, just tell them they asked you 5 minutes ago..) They're so annoying, I normally just say I need to get back to work. Works most of the time, but sometimes they're still like "It'll only take a minute" at which point I walk off. - People who I serve at work, who don't answer me when I ask if they want a bag. Then look at me like I'm stupid when I don't give them one. - People who talk on the phone whilst I'm serving them, it's just rude. - People who argue in the street - People |
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Post by adzy on Jul 6, 2013 12:03:48 GMT -5
Cyclists, tractors and horses on the road. Also gypsies and chavs
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Post by Lionheart S.M on Jul 6, 2013 12:43:58 GMT -5
- People (mostly groups of 3 or more) who stop in the middle of the street or in a supermarket and start chatting, leaving no way to get around them.
- The wind blowing my hair in my face.
- People who laugh behind my back.
- People looking at me when I walk past.
- People who base their opinion of me on my appearance (happens a lot from teachers in school)
- Outspoken people.
- Culchies "farmers or people who act like farmers" We get it A LOT in Northern Ireland, and culchies that put on a farmers accent and talk all day about tractors and cows. One of my best friends is a farmer through and through but he doesn't put on an accent or talk about it all the God damn time.
- Having to go to Mass.
- People who don't cover their mouths when sneezing or coughing... Disgusting, especially when they do it right up in your face.
- Not using proper English or punctuation when texting or using a computer. It doesn't have to be perfect, but c'mon... At least write it so that people can understand...
I could go on all day if I set my mind to it but they are just a few. Like the guy above me... I generally hate most people :/
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Post by ahunter8056 on Jul 6, 2013 14:13:18 GMT -5
- Loud people.
- People who don't bother to use proper grammar and spelling just because it's the internet. No, it is not an English exam, but at least bother to appear literate.
- People who put on accents all the time to sound tough.
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Post by Escape The Rules on Jul 7, 2013 19:17:57 GMT -5
People in the street that look at me for longer than is necessary to the point where I feel provoked, ing annoys the hell out of me. |
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Post by Lemmy on Jul 9, 2013 12:53:16 GMT -5
A new one I forgot to add to the list.
Lasses that go out drinking with like £10 in their purse, fully expecting lads to buy them drinks. Buy your own drinks, you dirty bastards.
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Post by GBGav on Jul 10, 2013 11:52:26 GMT -5
- Charity collectors that approach you in the street and try to bully you into donating. (Tip: if it's for an Alzheimer's charity, just tell them they asked you 5 minutes ago..) Just before christmas last year I was walking up Northumberland St with a few bags, including a couple of WWE figures. I was stopped by a collector and did not know how to explain I had no money when I had clearly just been spending it. I use a debit card so I genuinely had next to no cash on me. So I just had to be as honest as I could and said "I know it seems unlikely *gestures at bags* but I have no money" and walked off. I listen to music when I'm out now and having a pair of earphones in does wonders for warding the bastards off. If I'm also wearing sunglasses it's great to just walk as close as I dare to them and feign blindness/deafness. |
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