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Frequent posts on the local bikepark trails Facebook page asking 'Thinking of heading down today. What are current conditions like?'*

I mean, they're surfaced, all-weather trails. If it's been raining they'll be a bit wet, snowing-snowy, windy-windy, icy-icy.... You get the picture.

It's not alpine off piste skiing or owt! 🙂

*Doesn't make me cross as it goes. Just makes me wonder how folks minds work.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 10:53 am
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Premier Inns. If I have to stay in one, I always seem to get a room that’s a Wetherspoons toilet distance away from reception, next to an over enthusiastic door closer.

Purely guessing but I have a suspicion that chain hotels fill rooms from the inside out to minimise maid service mileage.  That said, you can always ask for a quiet room.

Also, earplugs exist.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 3:50 pm
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Premier Inns. If I have to stay in one, I always seem to get a room that’s a Wetherspoons toilet distance away from reception, next to an over enthusiastic door closer.

Then the key card doesn’t work…

I've had cycling weekends away where I've pushed my bike further to and from my Premier Inn room than I rode it in 2 days.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 3:59 pm
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Flashing fourth brake lights on cars, usually black German coupes being driven furiously through town.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 4:02 pm
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Facebook again.

Friend: "does anyone need a [thing]?"

Response: "U selling?"

No, she's clearly taking a poll.  I quite often post asking about the desirability of car de-icers or bottle brushes out of curiosity.  ****'s sake, some people aren't safe to be left unsupervised.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 4:49 pm
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I've been looking for a [thing] in ages.  Does she still have it?


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 5:00 pm
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I’ve been looking for a [thing] in ages. Does she still have it?

Can she deliver...?


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 5:07 pm
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Can she deliver…?

No, just ham and bacon.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 5:08 pm
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All the ****ing copy cat thread titles!!!


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 7:26 pm
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All the **** copy cat thread titles!!!

Oops


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 8:17 pm
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Constant growth in business. Why can't businesses get to a level and just be ****ing happy with it. We have a world of finite resources. Stick your infinite growth up your arse! Not sure if this is disproportionately cross, completely irrational or just plain sensible.


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 8:23 pm
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On that note, inflation.

It's just bigger numbers.  Nothing actually changes.  It's like a video game where you level up, you headshot a bad guy for 150k damage whereas you were doing 10k and you think "ooh," but the baddies are tougher so they still take as many shots as they did back when you were level 1.  I worked at the same company for 16 years and was promoted multiple times, had multiple pay rises along the way, but in real terms taking inflation into account I was effectively on almost the exact same salary as when I started.

I genuinely don't get it.  What's the point?


 
Posted : 27/01/2025 9:26 pm
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Hmm, sorry last 2 posters but surely if you stick infinite growth up your arse then you'll get some extreme inflation 😉

Anyway, my grump for today is for Asda. Checkout machine gave my £2 change in:

£1, 50p, 20p x2, 5p, 2p x2, 1p

Just stop it!


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:02 am
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I left my laptop mouse at home this morning, forcing me to use the touch pad all day today.

I’m livid.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:22 am
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Illy coffee cups. The ones where the hole is too small to get your finger through so you have to pinch on the handle instead and worry the cup will pivot around the contact point and dump your coffee all over you.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:35 am
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People who buy over priced coffee.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:38 am
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What price is overpriced ??‍♂️


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 9:30 am
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They know who they are 😉


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 9:53 am
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Checkout machine gave my £2 change

Ok boomer...


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 10:47 am
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They have their uses but excessive use of ellipses points to end a sentence does my head in. Very popular on this forum it seems…..


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 2:21 pm
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£30.99 a month to watch DH WC.

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Posted : 28/01/2025 2:27 pm
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The delivery guy who drove past me as I walked along, then bumped up the kerb to park half his wagon on the pavement, blocking it entirely about 15m in front of me. On double yellow lines.

Fine, delivery drivers have unrealistic workloads. Fine, there wasn’t any better parking anywhere near, and yes you can stop on yellows for deliveries.

So why block the pavement too? Half his wagon was blocking the road anyway - just park on the  road. Leave the pavement clear.

As it was I had to walk in the road to get past his wagon, at which point he opened his door practically in my face, which luckily allowed me to point out my opinion of his parking choices as he stepped out. And I managed to do that without excess volume or excess Anglo-Saxon vocab.

in other news, I found the temporarily misplaced set of keys, in the pocket of the trousers I was wearing last week. So there’s that. Life’s not all bad


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 4:00 pm
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People who reply to WhatsApp messages at 0435. You might be awake , no one else is. Or wasn't till 0435 , when your accepting an invite to an event that's taking place in 2 weeks time. This is hardly mission critical and really could have waited a few hours.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 5:38 pm
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The new PIN pads that Tesco have installed at the self checkouts. For some reason, the contactless reader has been moved to between the top of the key pad and the bottom of the screen. Add a plastic cover to stop people seeing what your PIN is and they're almost unusable. In contrast, the old ones were so sensitive that you could just wave your phone anywhere over the top of the PIN pad and it would work every time.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 5:40 pm
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Stuff that makes you disproportionately cross: 

 Anyway, my grump for today is for Asda. Checkout machine gave my £2 change in:

People who use self-checkouts and then fanny about paying in cash.  Take your shit and sod off, rather than despite being given an option to add your bags at the start of the process the sudden concept that you might need to bag your annual shop comes as a complete shock to you at the end.  The whole point of the express tills is that they're express.  If you have to piss about counting 2p pieces then do it at the regular checkouts where you're keeping Doris in a job, who's also just arrived here from 20 years ago.

My local Tesco has "scan as you go" and "self scan" as the same little group of tills and it is infuriating.  I can be in and out with a bagful of groceries in about the same time it takes someone to successfully scan an apple.

People who reply to WhatsApp messages at 0435. You might be awake , no one else is.

People who have their phones next to their bed not set to silent and then blame everyone else when it makes a noise.  You can schedule "do not disturb" hours, it's a setting.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 7:06 pm
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Though TLD helmets fit me very well, after 20 odd rides the liner bit against your forehead starts falling apart. 3rd helmet and exact same problem.

Edit: errr no, the new helmets were not bought when the liner started coming apart.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 7:23 pm
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People who use self-checkouts and then fanny about paying in cash.

People who use ANY checkout and fanny around paying in cash!

It's like it comes as a surprise to them.
"That'll be £14.38 please"

/pause
/more pause
/rummage for purse
/takes out 1 x £10 note and 1 x £5 note but then decides that no, they'll rummage around further for £4.38 in change
/counts out 2p and 1p coins
/oh I've got £3.21

Well that's not £4.38 is it?

/hands over £15

There's a subset of those people that get to the check-in desk at the airport and realise that they need to show their passports and boarding cards. Seriously, you have two documents you need to show routinely at the airport, why are they at the bottom of your 7yr old son's rucksack?!


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 7:48 pm
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I left my laptop mouse at home this morning, forcing me to use the touch pad all day today.

There are people at my work who don't have a separate mouse, keyboard or second monitor. I genuinely have no idea how they get anything done. Track pads and laptop keyboards are utterly shite.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:00 pm
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Speaking of people,

People who assume that the rest of the planet has a working knowledge of their local postcodes/geography.

"For sale, collection only from AB12."  Well WTF is that then?  Aberdeen?  Aberystwyth?  Abergavenny? You might be local, you might be half a country away, throw me a bone here.

Americans are particularly afflicted here with their two-letter state codes which only make sense to other Americans.  I have probably have a better-than-most handle on US geography but to the rest of the world "where are you from?" - "TN" must be baffling.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:05 pm
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There’s a subset of those people that get to the check-in desk at the airport and realise that they need to show their passports and boarding cards. Seriously, you have two documents you need to show routinely at the airport, why are they at the bottom of your 7yr old son’s rucksack?!

... after standing in a queue for two hours watching everyone else do it.

The film Falling Down missed a trick here.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:08 pm
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People with trekking poles who dont put the wrist straps on properly.   The correct way holds your hand on the grip.  The incorrect way most folk do it breaks your wrist if you fall and requires you to grip hard the whole time.


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:16 pm
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Or wasn’t till 0435 ,

Did you know, the "do not disturb" feature on mobile phones has only been around since 2012, can you believe it, only twelve years!?


 
Posted : 28/01/2025 8:21 pm
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“For sale, collection only from AB12.”  Well WTF is that then?  Aberdeen?  Aberystwyth?  Abergavenny? You might be local, you might be half a country away, throw me a bone here.

I don't know, but I reckon google maps does.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/NqCpBiSyW7DWc7xu8

...Aberdeen!


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 10:41 am
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Just makes me wonder how folks minds work.

I think you are being very generous.


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 10:46 am
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People who have their phones next to their bed not set to silent and then blame everyone else when it makes a noise. You can schedule “do not disturb” hours, it’s a setting.

😀 mines set permanently to DND, because I don't want disturbing, ever.


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 11:01 am
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People with trekking poles who dont put the wrist straps on properly.   The correct way holds your hand on the grip.  The incorrect way most folk do it breaks your wrist if you fall and requires you to grip hard the whole time.

Cf. Dog leads.  Same principle.  If you're holding it properly, your hand would have to fall off before the dog could tear the leash out of your grip.


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 1:05 pm
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Petrol stations - specifically people who go in to pay then come out and spend ages getting ready to drive away, despite  cars waiting behind. Get in your car, seat belt on, start engine, and drive off, please. Don't check phone, make-up, connect music, adjust mirrors, talk to kids in back seat, eat your snack or do anything else to delay matters.


 
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In the days of ANPR and automatic everything, we really should have worked out by now how to let people get fuel, go park up and then go to pay. Doubly so if the store is one of those minimart affairs like Tesco Express where people decide to do a weekly shop whilst still parked next to the pump.


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 3:36 pm
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"get fuel, go park up and then go to pay"

French motorway services had that in the 90s


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 3:55 pm
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People who refer to things using an <major>.<minor> version numbering scheme, but never change the minor number from 0. Why bother with the minor version at all? Because it sounds all modern and techy? Ugh.


 
Posted : 29/01/2025 4:08 pm
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People who leave their engine running when parked.

Diesel powered vehicles and the stink of them (and noise and black plumes of exhaust)

Sports reporters (usually football related if have misfortune of hearing them) who all talk in the same tone/pace.

Weather presenters who all talk in the same tone/pace.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 5:43 am
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 Half his wagon was blocking the road anyway

Amish delivery drivers. So selfish.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 6:15 am
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"People who leave their engine running when parked."

This drives me up the wall. People who go sit in their car at lunch time with the engine running. Not driving anywhere, just sitting. I am far too tight to waste fuel like that.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 7:21 am
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It’s more the pollution, both gases and noise, than wasting money… not their money anyway, company pays for it, why should they care. ****s


 
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Green Flag Breakdown cover:

-About a fiver a month, ok.

-£21 The first month setup/admin fee. Reluctant OK.

-£21 Every year upon renewal for "admin and renewal fee" WTF! How is this justified?

To be fair, I'm not disproportionately cross enough to cancel and look elsewhere.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 8:09 am
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My kids when they leave a glass or plate on the side, 10cm from a sink or 60cm from the dishwasher....


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 8:30 am
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People who don't defog/defrost their car before driving. Peering through a letterbox sized clear section is not good enough unless you're in a tank that's buttoned down.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 12:20 pm
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“People who leave their engine running when parked.”

This drives me up the wall.

Did you knock it into gear accidentally?

People who go sit in their car at lunch time with the engine running. Not driving anywhere, just sitting. I am far too tight to waste fuel like that.

The heater / aircon doesn't work with the engine off.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 2:22 pm
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My kids when they leave a glass or plate on the side, 10cm from a sink or 60cm from the dishwasher….

MrsMC complains about the same thing. Then leaves her plate and mug in the same damn place....

Probably already been done, but butter packs in cafes that come straight out the fridge to the customer and take forever to get to a spreadable temperature.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 4:17 pm
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People who sit in their cars with the engine running are absolute ****s. No amount of anger is disproportionate when it comes to them. Selfish pricks, the lot of them. I'm that annoying weirdo that will knock on their window and tell them to switch it off


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 5:20 pm
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People who try to overcomplicate arrangements for an organised ride in order to avoid paying a parking charge that goes towards the facility we are going to use.....


 
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butter packs in cafes that come straight out the fridge to the customer and take forever to get to a spreadable temperature.

I don't think it has but I'll happily +1 that suggestion. "Here's your toasted teacake, and here's an individually wrapped pat of concrete." I stand my coffee on it or ask for spread instead (they'll always have some, thank the vegans later).


 
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People who sit in their cars with the engine running

I can't actually do that, the stop/start thing shuts it off if I'm stopped and I don't think there's a way of disabling it (in honesty I've not looked because why would I?) It can be a pain if you stop at lights just as they change, so the car is simultaneously trying to both stop and start and it takes a few seconds to gather its thoughts. It'd be so much more useful if it ran on for a couple of seconds before shutting off.


 
Posted : 31/01/2025 6:26 pm
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butter packs in cafes that come straight out the fridge to the customer and take forever to get to a spreadable

Not sure how this is a problem unless you have very poor circulation. A quick warming in the hand with a slight squeeze does wonders, it can also melt small butter packs.


 
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Me.

For spending donkeys years buying basic pasta when the proper stuff is only a bit more expensive and SO much nicer. De Cecco ftw


 
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In the days of ANPR and automatic everything, we really should have worked out by now how to let people get fuel, go park up and then go to pay. Doubly so if the store is one of those minimart affairs like Tesco Express where people decide to do a weekly shop whilst still parked next to the pump.

probably been done but, people who park at the pump, don’t fill up, then do a shop or buy breakfast etc.

Bonus points if it’s an EV.
A colleague did it once when I was a passenger, I think that enraged me more than if I was sitting waiting for the pump.


 
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Unsalted butter with no prior warning.


 
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De Cecco ftw

De Cecco is probably the best supermarket dried pasta you can get aside from specialty stuff which is stupidly priced and not much better if at all. If you're buying tinned tomatoes or jars of sauce, Mutti is the best I've found by some margin. And I eat a lot of pasta.


 
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People who leave their engine running when parked.

Very much this.  Usually while thumbing through useless shite on the phone.

Same applies on the level crossing near where I live.  Even though there are signs (made by the local primary school) to kindly ask drivers to switch off, about 99% ignore anyway.  There are even official highway signs saying the same, seems that most folk don't care.  And the barriers can be down for up to 5 minutes.


 
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Milk Bottles.  Not teh bottles themselves, teh glorious traditional pint glss bottle of iconic shapre that fits easilty in the hand and is of a weight that enables easily controlled pouring...  But the utter incompetents who are unable to remove the foil top withough totally destroying it!

We have these at work, and it seem slike at least half the population waste theit time peelin/piersing.cutting/tearign teh foil top off, when all you have to do is place your thumb on top of the foil and push down gently until it releases.....

It's not like it's only the under 40's that struggle with this (my approximate guess at when doorstep deliveries entered near terminal decline) - I saw someont inj hteir 60's being baffled by the common milk bottle today!

Is it just me??


 
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Not just you, @keithb


 
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Sky emailing me to try to get me to sign up to a new 2 year contract for my broadband by offering me a saving of 50p a month.


 
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Whoever in our building of multiple offices thinks that day after day someone else cleans up the food waste they leave blocking the sink.
It got so bad this morning (kedgeree blocking sink by 8:45 on a Monday) that I note someone else has put up a suitable sign saying 'Gonnae no do that hen?' (or words to that effect).

Besides which, which freak eats kedgeree as a breakfast in the office?


 
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I can’t actually do that, the stop/start thing shuts it off if I’m stopped and I don’t think there’s a way of disabling it (in honesty I’ve not looked because why would I?)

Because you want to reduce the wear on your battery and starter motor. Granted, people who rent a car for a couple of years and then hand it back won't care about things like that, but some of us will. To be clear, I'm not supporting leaving your engine running when parked - that's mental. In fact I see a bunch of Mums who stand around a running car (diesel natch), having a fag waiting for the school gates to open every morning that I would gladly remove from the gene pool.

or ask for spread instead

Ha! Spread makes me disproportionally cross - why would I ever want to eat Vaseline + food colouring when lovely butter exists? Vegans obviously get a pass on this one.


 
Posted : 03/02/2025 5:22 pm
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My council gym membership gives me access to two of their gyms. One is closed all week as it's having completely new kit installed, and the other is closed tomorrow as they are painting the gym.

Left hand, meet right hand.


 
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People tailgating me in a 30 limit because I am only doing 27.


 
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This forum going on about Volvos, Marzocchis, Hopes etc.

Arghh. There is no apostrophe needed unless you are saying “my Volvo’s (my Volvo is) red” for example.


 
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Putting to one side the matter of people using the last light bulb and not mentioning it so wrong can buy some more....

Actually buying a bloody light bulb - when did that get so hard? Actually finding a shop that sells them. Every other shop town sells sodding candles in every shape, size colour and flavour, but light bulbs? Jesus, how hard can it be? Does no one else light their house with electricity in the 21st century?

And don't get me started on the selection of bulbs when you find some. "Warmlight", "Daylight", "Cool light". FFS, I just want to see to read!


 
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Setting an example to which all other drivers should aspire… [img] [/img]


 
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Coming across some awful smartarse online, reading their comment history of stupid smug unhelpful comments, realising that you agree with them on many points and have said similar things, having an awful moment of self-realisation...

Besides which, which freak eats kedgeree as a breakfast in the office?

Well I'm not going to do it at home, it would stink the place out...


 
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"We're expecting it" delivery updates from couriers. Four days after first getting the alert for a 48hr delivery order and still no changes....

Just send one alert to say you've got it and another to say it's on its way grumble grumble


 
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Setting an example to which all other drivers should aspire

On that,

Why "no overnight parking" in the background there?  What harm could that be causing?  Gates are locked at 10:30pm, well that suits me just fine, I'll see you in the morning when you open up again.


 
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Can I say this updated forum?


 
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This forum going on about Volvos, Marzocchis, Hopes etc.

Arghh. There is no apostrophe needed unless you are saying “my Volvo’s (my Volvo is) red” for example.

Apologie's

 


 
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getting notifications about new posts on the 'Stuff that makes you disproportionately cross' thread   that im absolutely certain i didn't subscribe to


 
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getting notifications about new posts on the 'Stuff that makes you disproportionately cross' thread   that im absolutely certain i didn't subscribe to


 
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Can I say this updated forum?

Just the once.... well done 😉

 


 
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Idiots on ebikes, with off the lead dogs, who ride UP downhill trails. They can get in the effin sea.


 
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Idiots on ebikes, with off the lead dogs, who ride UP downhill trails. They can get in the effin sea.


 
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The recent trend, at least around my area, for a photo of the estate agent on property For Sale signs.
It's unneccesary, vain and a pointless Americanism.

 


 
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