Stupid little things that bug you

People who buy Bottled water thinking tap water is poisoning millions of us
 
Bri1975 said:
People who give their kids the same name as themselves , just weird
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My dad named his first born after himself and it was real confusing for my early years until it was settled on calling them Dad Derek and Derek Derek- but was hugely helpful when my dad passed away intestate - any phone calls to solicitors or banks he managed to get significantly more access - maybe forward planning ;)
 
Bri1975 said:
People who give their kids the same name as themselves , just weird
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Had a couple of families on the street I grew up in that did that. Both ended up being called Junior, which then gets even more confusing when you have two Juniors on the street at the same time!
 
This morning it’s the pillock on Radio 2 constantly interrupting the travel broadcast and trying to turn it into some sort of comedy sketch. The bloody woman couldn’t concentrate, didn’t know if the road was closed, partially closed, north bound, south bound or bloody egg bound. It’s hard enough to listen to when you’re completely unaffected but if you’re one the 1% who are travelling on that route and could avoid the delays with the right information it must be really annoying.
 
Out on my bike the other day and just a fraction away from being hit by a car exiting a side road. It was a lady driver who was clearly using her hand-held 'phone, she did stop to say sorry.

Got me thinking, if that had been a bloke, I could have cursed and heaped any amount of abuse and opprobrium at him without any repercussion. But, with a woman (who's 'phone could have been in record mode?), what could I say without being reported to the police for misogyny, a gender issue, being offensive or using threatening behaviour? The maximum would probably be "Please take more care madam".

In today's policing world, offending a person probably takes precedence over careless driving.
 
Uwe Already said:
My dad named his first born after himself and it was real confusing for my early years until it was settled on calling them Dad Derek and Derek Derek- but was hugely helpful when my dad passed away intestate - any phone calls to solicitors or banks he managed to get significantly more access - maybe forward planning ;)
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Hehe sorry but calls from beyond the crypt.

I have a B-I-L and his son who are both called Les. Separated into Big Les, the dad who is quite slight and Little Les the son who is nothing of the sort.
 
All this three piece suit and top hat bollocks I've just seen on TV at some horse racing.

Not only do they look ridiculous but it's 29 degrees today.

Would the horses race a bit slower if people turned up to watch wearing shorts and t-shirt?
 
mexico1970 said:
It's like they are too stupid to trust their own voices, I remember when that shit way of finishing sentences with a fucked up inflection became fashionable it was shocking.
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Really common now and unbearable to listen to. Another American infiltration as hear it more in the UK.
Have people I work with I cannot listen to.
 
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