Stupid little things that bug you

[Big Swifty]

TV interviewers/presenters who wave their arms up and down or hold their hands up and gesticulate to emphasise every word.

Ordinary people don't talk like that. Are these people so insecure about their ability to use words that they have to stress everything with an exaggerated gesture?

And students on University Challenge who lean right forward when answering, thinking they won't be heard otherwise. Tell them not to, Paxman!

 

[doots]

Greta Thunberg

 

[Big Swifty]

Keith Lemon

 

[ganganvince]

Men with pony tails.

 

[bluemooners09]

Gareth Southgate

 

[Chippy_boy]

Rich pseuds who call their kids Bubble or Moon Unit or some other utter nonsense.

 

[Kinkladze 1]

Rich pseuds who call their kids Bubble or Moon Unit or some other utter nonsense.

I think it’s more likely to be scum of the earth parents who call their kids names like Moon Unit or Bubble, and more likely posh parents who name them things like Cressida, Humphrey, Benedict, Monty and other equally wanky names.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

The way Americans giddely woop woop at at all and sundry ...Way to go dude wooh wooh woop..like totally awesome wooh woohhhh whoop. Great band wooh wooh wooohhhhh woop woop. It fooking well grates me worse than chalk on a blackboard or cuttlery scraping together. They should all be selotaped from birth..woop woop.

I hate whooping!

It’s not just Yanks, a lot of women in this country do it a lot n’all.

They even message each other “whoop!” when like something or even “whoop whoop!” when they make plans.

But they do it most at gigs. When the band come on stage, between songs, when the band have finished; “whoooooooo hoooooo, woo woo woooo whooooooooo!”

 

[Deleted member 77198]

The way brits eat a hamburger with a knife and fork!

I’ve never seen that in my life!

 

[Deleted member 77198]

People who won't push their chair in when leaving a table.

General untidiness, grates me.

Not pushing chairs under, leaving rubbish somewhere instead of popping it in the bin that must be close by, leaving cups and tea spoons by the sink and not at least giving them a rinse.