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As per the title, what fairly trivial things really annoy you?
My entry for this is streaming services jumping straight to the next episode without letting the credits roll, unless you really quickly stop it doing so.
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I was born underwater, I dried out in the sun.
I started humping volcanoes baby, when I was too young.
People holding conversations on mobile phones when they are on the train. The louder they talk the more they are trying to impress other passengers that they are great at their work or have fathered a child or something.
Humming a little tune, whistling or bunging a bit of music on your own phone usually tends to ruin it for them and a swapping of pleasantries usually follows.
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Really annoying but trivial things on 16:59 - Jun 9 with 584 views
Really annoying but trivial things on 20:45 - Jun 8 by bluelagos
People that don't reverse into parking spaces. How can you reach old age and have not worked out its easier and safer to reverse in rather than reverse out?
Muppets.
Not if i need to get the wife's wheelchair out.
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Really annoying but trivial things on 17:07 - Jun 9 with 576 views
Really annoying but trivial things on 16:59 - Jun 9 by ronnyd
Not if i need to get the wife's wheelchair out.
people who join you at a crossing and press the button you've already pressed and lit up another 3 times, yep I'm just standing here like a retard and haven't already done that!
Really annoying but trivial things on 17:07 - Jun 9 by Roburmsyenna
people who join you at a crossing and press the button you've already pressed and lit up another 3 times, yep I'm just standing here like a retard and haven't already done that!
Very much a London thing, but you'll often find large groups of people waiting at pedestrian crossings and no-one has pressed the button.
On a related note, people who press/hammer the doors open button on tube trains (as they open automatically).
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Really annoying but trivial things on 17:50 - Jun 9 with 540 views
Really annoying but trivial things on 09:41 - Jun 9 by Cotty
People sitting idling in their huge diesel 4x4s on their phones pumping fumes into my kids faces on the walk to school
Skoda at least have taken note and cut the engine out if you slow down & come to a halt. Never noticed till it cut out several times driving merrily along a straight road, having slowed down because I was getting a terrible pressure feeling and flapping noise in my head. Thought something seriously wrong with the car (hadn’t had it long) & rang rescue service, who pointed out that a rear window was open, causing a ‘decompression’ effect. Modern cars eh?!
White bogies - pain in the arse to blow out of your nose so you end up surreptitiously having to pick them out with a corner of your hankie.
Katie Price
Gary Neville
Teenagers shouting at each other as a form of conversation. No-one else finds your conversation remotely interesting or thinks you are funny.
Facebook entries from friends on holiday - 'here's the pool!' 'here's the view'. Like those bores who take loads of photos of nothing and then insist on you looking at all of them when they come home.
Really annoying but trivial things on 22:38 - Jun 9 by Warkystache
White bogies - pain in the arse to blow out of your nose so you end up surreptitiously having to pick them out with a corner of your hankie.
Katie Price
Gary Neville
Teenagers shouting at each other as a form of conversation. No-one else finds your conversation remotely interesting or thinks you are funny.
Facebook entries from friends on holiday - 'here's the pool!' 'here's the view'. Like those bores who take loads of photos of nothing and then insist on you looking at all of them when they come home.
1) Guardian Articles 2) Club v Country question (it’s not even a real debate) 3) Tourists that take up the entire “sidewalk” walking really slowly 4) Never being able to hear pilot announcements clearly 5) Hidden taxes/surcharges on resturant receipts 6) Phil leaving us in suspense for over an hour 7) Signing people in at work to get through the barriers even when they’re walking in with you and only in town for an hour meeting 8) The Guardian 9) Uber drivers that want your life story during a 4am airport run 10) Add talksport to my bad books
Really annoying but trivial things on 00:48 - Jun 10 by WicklowBlue
Whistlers as in people who go around whistling no tune in particular to themselves.
I don't walk around Tesco singing to myself so stop the whistling carp!!!!
Ahem - that is not no tune in particular, that is the complete works of Rammstein (all eight studio albums plus the remixes from the box set...I thank you.)
Really annoying but trivial things on 10:28 - Jun 10 by Dubtractor
People with big hair who stand in front of you at gigs.
Also people who wear hats indoors at gigs and stand in front of you. Also tall people. And tall people at outdoor gigs...who put up an umbrella at the slightest hint of rain - get a rain jacket for chrissake you numpties...one with a nice shallow hood.
Really annoying but trivial things on 22:38 - Jun 9 by Warkystache
White bogies - pain in the arse to blow out of your nose so you end up surreptitiously having to pick them out with a corner of your hankie.
Katie Price
Gary Neville
Teenagers shouting at each other as a form of conversation. No-one else finds your conversation remotely interesting or thinks you are funny.
Facebook entries from friends on holiday - 'here's the pool!' 'here's the view'. Like those bores who take loads of photos of nothing and then insist on you looking at all of them when they come home.
Your last point reminded me of this. It's briwlyunt.
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Really annoying but trivial things on 14:42 - Jun 10 with 210 views
When musical artists appear on chat shows to promote their new album, saying things like "this album is a major, radical departure for me","wanted to do something completely different for this album", "working with different co-writers for a brand new sound"
And then they play or perform a song from it and it sounds exactly the same as all their other previous sh*t.
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Really annoying but trivial things on 17:32 - Jun 10 with 116 views
Really annoying but trivial things on 17:05 - Jun 10 by wischip
When musical artists appear on chat shows to promote their new album, saying things like "this album is a major, radical departure for me","wanted to do something completely different for this album", "working with different co-writers for a brand new sound"
And then they play or perform a song from it and it sounds exactly the same as all their other previous sh*t.
DJs who describe a period of playing records as a "set".
Or more importantly, overproduced / autotuned vocals. How can this still be "cool" nearly 30 years after Cher's landmark abomination?
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