Yeah I guess so, its been over 30 years of having greasy kisses so who am I to start moaning now?!!!!!
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Stupid little things that bug you
- Thread starter bluemooners09
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The other one I hate is when people say "The world is your oyster, anything is possible" absolute gash, but of course you only find that out when you start getting older, again the people that say that are complete bastardosYhp.
The Earl of Abington
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People saying "done" when they should say "did". Half the pundits on MOTD are guilty of this. Perhaps they left school at about 13 yrs to play football 24/7, but even so it is such basic English and really not difficult to get the hang of, is it? Or is it just me who really gets wound up by this? I cringe every time I hear it.
JRockBlues
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Cyclists on pavements, especially ones who don't slow down to pass actual pedestrians. So many of us wear earphones and could quite easily step to the side to avoid some unpleasantness without realising you're coming up behind (oo, er, missus) and cause quite a nasty accident.
Citizen of Legoland
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Poke your walking stick through the spokes, the front wheel is best*.Cyclists on pavements, especially ones who don't slow down to pass actual pedestrians. So many of us wear earphones and could quite easily step to the side to avoid some unpleasantness without realising you're coming up behind (oo, er, missus) and cause quite a nasty accident.
*Please don't do this (disclaimer).
Mr Kobayashi
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Cyclists on pavements, especially ones who don't slow down to pass actual pedestrians. So many of us wear earphones and could quite easily step to the side to avoid some unpleasantness without realising you're coming up behind (oo, er, missus) and cause quite a nasty accident.
Especially those that don't use a bell when they are approaching up behind you.
Citizen of Legoland
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As a cyclist and a pedestrian I think bells are largely useless. By the time the pedestrian has registered the bell and worked out where it originated the cyclist is usually already beside them. Better to creep up silently and shout "Oi!", I find they move much faster.Especially those that don't use a bell when they are approaching up behind you.
Kinkladze 1
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Seeded grapes. The absolute bastards. In a world full of seedless beauties, some shops still stock the seeded buggers.
GornikDaze
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I see what you done there! ;)People saying "done" when they should say "did". Half the pundits on MOTD are guilty of this. Perhaps they left school at about 13 yrs to play football 24/7, but even so it is such basic English and really not difficult to get the hang of, is it? Or is it just me who really gets wound up by this? I cringe every time I hear it.
richardtheref
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Here in Co Durham cyclists appear to like to ride on busy roads when there is a perfectly adequate cycle path 2 yards away. They also appear to not have to take any notice of traffic lightsCyclists on pavements, especially ones who don't slow down to pass actual pedestrians. So many of us wear earphones and could quite easily step to the side to avoid some unpleasantness without realising you're coming up behind (oo, er, missus) and cause quite a nasty accident.