Bad manners. Individuals who are just plain rude and have no consideration for others.

Why would you not say 'Thank You' if someone held the door open for you?

Why would you not hold the door open if you knew someone was walking in right behind you?

It is not much effort, but a smile and simple 'Thank You' goes along way!

 

That happens sometimes at work. I usually say 'thank you' on their behalf.
Ignorant!

 

Oh yea I understand that I do that myself with my van but 90% of the time it's people paying on they're normal cards chip and pin etc

 

Idiots who somehow get diesel all over the pump so that when you come to use it you get it all over your hands, therefore all over the steering wheel, gearstick and handbrake, in fact everything smells of diesel for the rest of the day, even the missus

 

Hanging around in toilets waiting for people to take a dump??????????????

This is freak city, you need to get treatment for that

 

Tall, thin packages for food, shampoo and every other bloody thing. Every time I go in the cupboard or the shower it's like a ******* domino topple.

 

Veiw packs, you know the type you get, plastic welded round the edge, even taking your time with your best scissors they still a c*nt to open. Bring back carboard boxes with a picture.

 

Do they feel the same way about you though?

Les

 

People that bid on eBay with no intention of paying.

 

People who wear baseball caps backwards. Might as well have "I am a retard" tattooed on their forehead.

 

Probably Les

 

People who talk over the top of you, people who dont listen to a word you got to say and just wait for the hole in your face to stop moving so they can speak

 

I've got another one, something that came up at work again today.

People that don't know how to work out measurements. I can understand if people struggle/cannot convert between imperial and metric measurements (I struggle a bit), but it's the people that can't even work out one type that **** me off.

An example, today somebody asks me about the sizes of blinds. She wanted a 2ft blind, so I explain it has the inches on the pack as I was helping somebody else, and she looked at me like I had two heads. Simply because she didn't know that 24 inches is 2ft. I find it really difficult to be helpful in this situation as it is such a common query and for some reason it still surprises me how many people have a problem working in one measurement or another. Another person in an almost identical situation even replied that she only worked in feet.

The same happens with metric, people seem to struggle with the whole 100cm is 1 metre.

 

So why use the Pay At Pump service at all if you still need to go in the store? Just use the normal queue and let those who don't need to **** about use the Pay At Pump.

 

Have you noticed how 'in vogue' this is right now.

You hear interviewees on telly say it all the time. It drives me apoplectic.

It's only 'come in' pretty much this year, IMO.

I think they do it to earn them some 'thinking time'. But it's (really) annoying-as.

 

Bus *******.

 

Interviewees that ask themselves the questions when replying to a question. That and the overuse of the word like.

 

Totes.

^^^ ****ing annoying too LOL <<< As is that.

 

wrc sticker kits

 

Now exercise is not for everyone, I understand that..

But i simply cannot understand why individuals are scared to train their legs like they train other muscles parts.. And then give it the biggen walking around the gym in their vest, snapback and sleeve tattoos.

 

strippers with eastern european accents

 

Chafing I suspect or it could be the bigger the legs get, the smaller their d!ck looks.

 

So, like, I reckon this needs a BTTT, so I'm now like going to add like people (probably you...) who like so sit on their like foot brake at traffic lights like so like dazzling the driver behind with like their brake lights.

(Written so like modern yoofs can like understand it, innit?)

BBC newsreaders who say 'Brian, thank you'. Why not 'thank you Brian'?

Why am I grumpy? I don't work on Fridays and it's Christmas.

 

I do it quite deliberately. So that anyone that's braindead razzing up behind can immediately register that I'm stationary (or slowing down obviously) -- that's when in a regular queue (not necessarily at red traffic lights).

Plus it also guards against random handbrake failure, esp. when on an incline.

So you sit there behind them seriously 'blinded'? Are you sure? Brake lights aren't bright enough to '**** you off' IMO. Don't even think about it if I'm behind a car with its brake lights showing.

 

On my lessons, I was taught 'handbrake on, into neutral' when stationary for more than two seconds. I can see no reason to ignore that advice.

However, I agree it's a great idea to show brake lights (with your handbrake already on of course) to warn the traffic arriving behind you that you've stopped, as long as you get off them as soon as the car behind you has stopped too.

It's much worse at night incidentally. And I'm afraid you will think about it now and perhaps see what I mean.

Of course not using your handbrake means if the t**t arriving behind you rams you up the rear end, you'll almost certainly be shunted into the car you're behind as your foot slips off the brake pedal.

 

It was argued to me that if that braindead eejet was to hit you, you'll likely find the force drives your foot off the pedal, then you own car will be car moving somewhere (most likely forward but it could have knocked you sideways etc and most likely hitting something else.

 

Whenever I pull up behind someone with their brake lights on at traffic lights/junctions I make sure I give them plenty of room because they clearly can't drive properly

 

I use it to try to prevent an accident like that from happening in the first place. The extra warning of the illuminated brake lights COULD be the difference between it happening or not.

Every little helps.

 

Yes, that's what I do.

 

This covers everything http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/t...%3F&mid=277360