it just makes you sound like you watch endless repeats of 'Friends'
Don't want to be an american though.
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General, non bike related bell-endery.
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And it's grammatically incorrect.
For who?
American grammar is different from British grammar and in no way can you say it's wrong.Posted 8 months ago # -
People that write 'could of'.
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Emsz, don't worry about it.
I know language evolves and changes.
Doesnt mean I have to like it though!DS, I just don't like uneccessary Americanisation of the language as it's spoken over here.
'Get' and 'have' have two very different meanings.
If someone pops round and asks if they can 'get' a tea, when offered, they will be directed to the kitchen and told to help themselves.Posted 8 months ago # -
People who mow their lawns at anytime before 10 on a weekend
People who drive Rovers
And I have to agree with people that say they "don't suffer fools" like some kind of public announcement. Cock off.
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The overuse of the word "cock" on this forum - Do you really aspire to be James May?
Yeah, add that one: ANYONE who likes Top Gear for anything other than the cars.
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Drivers with their windscreen washers set too high, especially when I've just washed my car.
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No wonder this country is in a mess, everyones getting wound up over irrelevant issues.
(I'm surprised no one has mentioned use of emoticons yet.)
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middle class grammar checking
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small minded intollerant bellends who write lists of the things they cant tollerate
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those who drive down the motorway slip road at 50mph
those who think that soaps are important
anyone who uses the term darkside
anyone who believes advert contentPosted 8 months ago # -
Blower - Member
mMiddle class grammar checking
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There should be a full stop after 'checking'.
Sorry.
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I got warned for this a while ago.... Posted 8 months ago # -
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Are these any relation to Yeti?
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edhornby - Member
those who think that soaps are importantOhhhh nooooo!
emsz - MemberAre these any relation to Yeti?
Same dentist, I believe.Posted 8 months ago # -
People who say they are "players".
Isn't that just another way of saying lying scheming and manipulative?
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People who litter.
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The BBC.
Well, the person(s) at the Beeb, who decided some years back, that the nation, would like Jonathan Ross to be on air for so many hours a week.
Trumped only by those who subequently replaced him with Graeme Norton and latterly John Bishop.
Bell ends, the lot of 'em. Oh, and thanks for all the friggin' repeats.
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If there's one thing I hate it's intolerance.
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Those that get annoyed over sod all.
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People with a chip on their shoulder that blame the world for everything instead of getting of their axxes and doing something about it.
People who commit genocide
People who fill mugs of tea/coffee right to the top
People of say 'oh yeh I remember now' after the answer is given in a quiz game.
People who appear to suddenly become doctors when you're ill. I have a cold translates to i'm having kidney failure!Posted 8 months ago # -
People who commit genocide
Don't be so petty.Posted 8 months ago # -
people who win big prizes who aren't me.
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People who leave car park pay and display stickers on the car window so they can't see out of It properly at junctions.
I actually seen a woman with about six of them stuck to her drivers side window and ducking to see out at a junction.Posted 8 months ago # -
Anyone who uses the term "colourway" in a non-ironic sense is an utter bellend and should be shot.
Twice.
There are lots of instances of non-bike related rage inducing behaviour which have already been covered or are generally accepted to be utterly vile.
My own annoyances which drive me to distraction include people who insist on having loud, shouty and banal conversations on early morning trains, the inoffensive looking girl in floaty skirts who always seems to find me wherever I'm sat on the train and who seems to suffer from uncontrollable flatulence and anyone I've met who proclaims lifelong support for a political party because it's a family tradition.
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floaty skirts
hubba
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People that get pleasure out of the wun-undreff post in a thread.
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Drivers who can't keep a constant speed on the motorways and accelerate when you go to overtake them. They're usually sat in the middle lane as well.
Bus drivers who don't seems to undertand that just becuase you have indicated it doesn't mean there is automatically a gap there, there might be a car there, mine for instance.
People who say they are "mad" or worse a "mad head". You're not, you're an idiot.
Bad grammar, normally when spoken. I have a girlfriend and a mother who are teachers so this may be a trait I have gained from them. (Cue being picked up for bad grammar in this post...).
Lateness, If we agreed 1pm it means I expect you to be there by 1pm, not 5 past and certainly not half past.
I think that will do to begin with.
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Have to agree on people who litter. And especially those who smash glass bottles in the park where kids play. What is going on in these people's minds?
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the SNP
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Eddie Jordan!
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