Stupid little things that bug you

[DrBlueBob]

The estate agent's interpretation of a map is creative.

Also, what's "Didsbury Point" about? That's Withington.

That will cost you an extra £20,000.

 

[crublue1]

I said to the woman in tescos , can you get a sign put up to give way to the right in the car park , i am sick of near misses because people are morons , she looked at me like i was mad, lol

She sounds like a good judge of character lol :-)

 

[KS55]

I said to the woman in tescos , can you get a sign put up to give way to the right in the car park , i am sick of near misses because people are morons , she looked at me like i was mad, lol

“I am sick of near misses.” Try head on collisions, they are much better.

 

[KS55]

People with British accents saying bro

Nowt wrong with that, blud, innit.

 

[KS55]

The telling off or the looking at it?

I had a gf who displayed a very comely cleavage. She used to say to blokes who were taken with it while talking to her “I’m up here.”
I got a free pass.

 

[Maccblue]

Exact same with Bollington near Prestbury .it used to be Bollington near Macclesfield

CNUTS

 

[halfmist]

Try hards who say they live in Didsbury when they actually live in Burnage or Withington. I've nothing against those places by the way, just find it cringeworthy.

Or they put village at the back of the name to make it sound posher. They haven’t been effing villages for about 200 years. They are now just Manchester conurbation's

 

[halfmist]

Flies are so very annoying

Horseflies are even worse. The little bleeders leave a nasty bite.

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

In the doubles tennis, after every point they touch hands or fist bump. Just get on with it

What annoys me when watching Wimbledon is the competition within the crowd to be the last person to shout "Come on Tim" just before the serve.

 

[laserblue]

In between the football I watched a couple of competition shows this week of people buying antiques and then selling them at auction
They seemed to know what they were talking about but the team that won lost nearly £200.
The presenter was delighted in telling them that they won.

Its a bit like that show with Jay Blades where he gets things from a skip, spends £500 fixing them up and then tells us he made £50 profit.

The basic flaw in the concept of programmes like Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip is that the contestants effectively buy the stuff at retail and sell at wholesale. The chances of making a profit are therefore not great.