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LaLaLand 07-04-2019 06:31 PM

Spitting!

JerseyWins 07-04-2019 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason. (Post 10498827)
That's stupid. You're still contaminating the air with your germs, it's not going to stick to the floor just because you're looking down loov.

Cough into your sleeve/elbow so you don't spread it around when you touch something.

That's something I can't stand in public... someone sneezing into their arm/sleeve and then there's snot hanging off of it :skull: Or someone sneezing inside their shirt :yuk:

You're right about it contaminating the air tho... but especially if you're sitting and sneeze downwards I think it's not as bad as sneezing in your hand and then touching something else or just sneezing straight out in front of you like some do. :fan:

LaLaLand 07-04-2019 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 10498828)
Charity canvassers that roll their eyes or go overly guilt-trippy whenever you make an excuse not to talk to them, as if you've just stamped on a 3 year old's head in broad daylight.

Thisssssssss! They're so bitchy!

Mystic Mock 07-04-2019 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyWins (Post 10498795)
One time in a waiting room not that long ago (I believe for a doctor's appointment or something), this old guy kept farting and then sniffing excessively following the farts.

A deadly bad combo

Not necessarily something I couldn't stand though (although I could literally smell it as well as hear the farts & constant sniffs).. I was cracking up that he kept doing this for multiple minutes. Tried to cover my laughing and act like I was laughing at something on my phone :joker:

:joker:

For me personally I hate spitting on the floor, drivers trying to drive over me on the road when it's the passengers turn to cross.

And I also hate couples and older generations walking in front of me as they block the path either by holding hands on narrow paths (the couple) or they have big Mobility Scooters blocking the path which means that I'm waiting ages to get past them (the elderly) I know that they can't help being on a Mobility Scooter, but they should offer to let me go past them considering they just spend a lot of their time chatting to their friends.

I also hate Dog Poo on the floor, and awkward customers at McDonald's.

bots 09-04-2019 04:59 PM

slow, day dreaming walkers spread across the breadth of the pavement annoy the crap out of me :fist:

Withano 09-04-2019 05:04 PM

Not entirely relevant but I do want pain imflicted on people who ride their bike no-handed.

Why you even doing that you silly ****

Denver 09-04-2019 05:04 PM

People in front of you counting the exact change for like 8 quid from coppers 5s and 10s

Underscore 09-04-2019 05:05 PM

Farting, burping, eating with your mouth open so it looks like a washing machine
Eating hot food on the train
Not saying thank you if you hold the door open for someone
Not saying thank you when someone lets you go on the road...

list goes on

Withano 09-04-2019 05:08 PM

Talking on their phone with the other person on loudspeaker is getting common

Denver 11-04-2019 12:21 AM

Kissing, holding hands, touching bums, hands down pants, anything like that should not be seen on streets

Niamh. 11-04-2019 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Adam. (Post 10503946)
Kissing, holding hands, touching bums, hands down pants, anything like that should not be seen on streets

Holding hands is bad manners? [emoji1787]

Denver 11-04-2019 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10504081)
Holding hands is bad manners? [emoji1787]

I think every part of PDA is discussing and nobody wants to see others at it, also holding hands is a bit child like as why do adults need ti hold each others hands to cross the road

Niamh. 11-04-2019 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Adam. (Post 10504122)
I think every part of PDA is discussing and nobody wants to see others at it, also holding hands is a bit child like as why do adults need ti hold each others hands to cross the road

I always hold hands with Gav :love:

Ammi 11-04-2019 08:49 AM

...holding hands is lovely...Mr A and I always hold hands as well...probably because he worries about me crossing the road maybe...but whenever I see a really, really elderly couple still holding each other’s hand it lifts my heart..gorgeous..:lovedup:...

Niamh. 11-04-2019 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 10504132)
...holding hands is lovely...Mr A and I always hold hands as well...probably because he worries about me crossing the road maybe...but whenever I see a really, really elderly couple still holding each other’s hand it lifts my heart..gorgeous..:lovedup:...

Me too :love:

caprimint 11-04-2019 10:15 AM

Mess @ holding hands :skull:

What about when parents hold their kids hand? :suspect:

Livia 11-04-2019 11:54 AM

All of the above annoys me, except the hand-holding.

Mystic Mock 11-04-2019 12:04 PM

I'm with Adam on the hand holding stuff as I've had bad experiences where I've been carrying things in the blistering heat and on a narrow path a couple were holding hands and they could see that I was trying to get through, but they just constantly kept trying to block me off from getting through.

That day absolutely made me want to punch a wall.:fist:

Tony Montana 11-04-2019 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam. (Post 10504122)
I think every part of PDA is discussing and nobody wants to see others at it, also holding hands is a bit child like as why do adults need ti hold each others hands to cross the road

Because crossing the road is the only reason why people hold hands right? And how are PDA's disgusting? It's to show how much you love and care for someone.

Haven't you ever displayed affection in public for your partner, Adam?

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 10504313)
I'm with Adam on the hand holding stuff as I've had bad experiences where I've been carrying things in the blistering heat and on a narrow path a couple were holding hands and they could see that I was trying to get through, but they just constantly kept trying to block me off from getting through.

That day absolutely made me want to punch a wall.:fist:

Aww sorry to hear that Mocky

LukeB 11-04-2019 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 10504313)
I'm with Adam on the hand holding stuff as I've had bad experiences where I've been carrying things in the blistering heat and on a narrow path a couple were holding hands and they could see that I was trying to get through, but they just constantly kept trying to block me off from getting through.

That day absolutely made me want to punch a wall.:fist:

Did you say excuse me?

Marsh. 11-04-2019 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 10504313)
I'm with Adam on the hand holding stuff as I've had bad experiences where I've been carrying things in the blistering heat and on a narrow path a couple were holding hands and they could see that I was trying to get through, but they just constantly kept trying to block me off from getting through.

That day absolutely made me want to punch a wall.:fist:

Were you playing limbo?

Lewismacfarlane 11-04-2019 03:28 PM

My top one is not thanking people when they hold the door open for you


Or not holding the door open for the person behind you

BBDodge 12-04-2019 09:58 AM

Sniffing
Playing music/video devices without earpieces
Talking loudly on the phone, usually someone having a domestic argument
Cyclists who think road signals do not apply to them
Drivers who go through stop signals (alway 3 at every change)
Smokers and vapers in general (it stinks)

Mystic Mock 12-04-2019 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by LukeB (Post 10504480)
Did you say excuse me?

Multiple times, but they were off in their own little world.

Mystic Mock 12-04-2019 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 10504482)
Were you playing limbo?

No.:laugh:

Is that actually a level in the Video Game?:joker:

Mystic Mock 12-04-2019 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Montana (Post 10504469)
Because crossing the road is the only reason why people hold hands right? And how are PDA's disgusting? It's to show how much you love and care for someone.

Haven't you ever displayed affection in public for your partner, Adam?



Aww sorry to hear that Mocky

Thank you.:blush:

It was annoying as ****.:laugh:

The Slim Reaper 12-04-2019 10:16 AM

Don't take up the whole goddamn conveyor for 10 shopping items, move it alll close together and use the "next customer please" plastic strips.

Also, if you're walking on a busy street in a city centre, don't just stop dead on the spot for no reason whatsoever.

Ammi 12-04-2019 10:20 AM

...walking too closely behind someone so that it’s an issue if someone has to unavoidably stop suddenly...very annoying...

The Slim Reaper 12-04-2019 10:21 AM

How else am I supposed to smell their hair?

Niamh. 12-04-2019 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10505681)
How else am I supposed to smell their hair?

:laugh2:


People who talk on their phones while at a till, it's so rude

Ammi 12-04-2019 10:25 AM

...they just stopped for you so you could smell it and then you’re moaning that they’re stopping for no reason...there’s just no pleasing some people...whinge, whinge, whinge...just smell their hair and say thank you and walk on ...like any normal person...

montblanc 12-04-2019 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by BBDodge (Post 10505662)
Playing music/video devices without earpieces

my parents do this at restaurants and i HATE it

Strictly Jake 12-04-2019 01:36 PM

Oh where do I start

Basically going to the supermarket is a frigging battleground

Ok so first of all trying to get to your parking space is difficult with cars pretty much ramming up your backside everyone going round and round really fast like it's the formula one. Then eventually reaching the parent and child bays only to find they are full and the majority of cars in them don't even have kids! It's either vans, old people(im sure they can park in disabled) or just plain lazy people it's so rude because having to drag two kids under the age of 3 across a massive car park isn't fun

Ok let's now enter the shop. People pushing past you to get a trolley then coming in a line toward you so you can't get in the shop so you let them pass and none of them say thank you. Then it's always full of old people who I swear get in people's way on purpose! They stand near the items you need so can't get to them or leave their trolley their. People ramming you with trollies. People tutting because my kids are tired and crying a little bit. Then you have done your shopping you go to self service and people stand behind you getting frustrated because your not rushing doing it even though there are lots of other free self service checkouts near by....

As for self service checkouts they are so bossy and fussy and then you have to wait for assistance which takes like ten minutes then they always looked annoyed they have to give you assistance

Oh and all the smelly people there too

I may have to start online shopping

Has anyone noticed that old people are the absolute worst for bad manners?

Niamh. 12-04-2019 01:42 PM

People seem to think the parent and child spaces are fair game Jake, I remember getting annoyed at that when I had small kids too, you really need that extra space getting kids in and out of car seats and buggys etc

Strictly Jake 12-04-2019 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10505860)
People seem to think the parent and child spaces are fair game Jake, I remember getting annoyed at that when I had small kids too, you really need that extra space getting kids in and out of car seats and buggys etc

Well yeah it's what they are there for they are wider spaces so it's safer and closer to the shop so it's safer. Yet everyone still parks in them!! I don't even park in them when I don't have the kids with me when I could get away with it as the baby seats are in the car but out of principle I refuse to do it. Saira Khan was on loose women talking about this a few weeks ago saying she parks in them because she is a mum when she doesn't have the kids with her and her kids are older but it doesn't specify age. Put me right off her!

The Slim Reaper 12-04-2019 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10505860)
People seem to think the parent and child spaces are fair game Jake, I remember getting annoyed at that when I had small kids too, you really need that extra space getting kids in and out of car seats and buggys etc

But my car is fairly wide so I make better use of the extra space on either side. I think I'm doing them a favour as that baby weight won't disappear on it's own y'know.

Strictly Jake 12-04-2019 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10505864)
But my car is fairly wide so I make better use of the extra space on either side. I think I'm doing them a favour as that baby weight won't disappear on it's own y'know.

I seriously hope your joking. Those spaces are to avoid a child either being hit by a car and being able to be put in their car seats properly so that a child doesn't die if there is an accident so if your not joking I would seriously bear what i have said in mind :nono:

Niamh. 12-04-2019 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10505864)
But my car is fairly wide so I make better use of the extra space on either side. I think I'm doing them a favour as that baby weight won't disappear on it's own y'know.

Yes Jake really needs to lose the baby weight, sexist :idc:

The Slim Reaper 12-04-2019 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ShakeyJake10 (Post 10505866)
I seriously hope your joking. Those spaces are to avoid a child either being hit by a car and being able to be put in their car seats properly so that a child doesn't die if there is an accident so if your not joking I would seriously bear what i have said in mind :nono:

They are there to stop my car being hit by a child.

Cherie 12-04-2019 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ShakeyJake10 (Post 10505866)
I seriously hope your joking. Those spaces are to avoid a child either being hit by a car and being able to be put in their car seats properly so that a child doesn't die if there is an accident so if your not joking I would seriously bear what i have said in mind :nono:

drag him Shakey


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