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When I stop at a narrow path to let the other person through first, but they take their sweet time walking. Atleast a thank you or a smile wouldn't go a miss. I do have places to go myself, y'know...


When drivers honk for no reason at all other than to give me a heart attack.


It makes me want to scream.


People who stare & you acknowledge this, but oh no... just carry on staring!!


Being on a bus when someone's chewing/eating loud behind you or beside you (with crumbs flying in every direction!) coughing, sniffling... guys down the back with their music blasting (& for some reason, it always seems to be the same crappy music).


People who orgasm over their food. Just eat the thing!!


... sorry. I recognize that I'm quite a negative person. It doesn't stop there.

Currently sitting near a rather loud eater in the office... is there any need to really CRUNCH and the yap yap yap before licking fingers after each mouthful? I never realised so much noise could be had from a small packet of crisps!


Oh no now shes licking her lips!!!!



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Happily driving in my car this morning, a car cuts up the inside of me then cuts across the front to avoid the bus lane. I have to brake quite sharply and 'toot' to warn of my presence. The response? She does the 'poke it' sign out of the window! How very rude!

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