Tiny Little Things That Cause You Irrational Rage

[KidKruger]

Probably rational, actually.

Why oh why oh why have buses now got 60% of the luggage rack taken up by a free newspaper rack ?

(obviously it's for money, but...)

what's next ? vending machines instead in place of some of the seats ?

[Robert Poste's Child]

Neighbours with an overdeveloped sense of entitlement where their own wishes are involved and f-all consideration for anyone else. Wish I could afford to move.

[KidKruger]

The fool on the Denmark hill train to Victoria who replied, "why don't you get up earlier ?" when people trying to board the half-full train asked those already on board "could you move down the train please".

[Angelina]

interesting that my annoyance at the fat woman on the train who refused to make space for anyone else caused such outrage.

It's a general commuter problem - people refusing to move in, make space, squash up.

She was particularly unsociable with it. Fact she was fat did not raise my annoyance levels but her behavior / intolerance did.

I'm not particularly 'sizeist' but her general manner of behavior was unattractive.

[Help-Ma-Boab]

The moment that the pop up ice-rinks appear, everybody thinks they are Robin F****g Cousins.

[rendelharris]

KidKruger Wrote:

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> The fool on the Denmark hill train to Victoria who

> replied, "why don't you get up earlier ?" when

> people trying to board the half-full train asked

> those already on board "could you move down the

> train please".

Ha! Possibly the same person who said to me earlier this year "some of us are going to work" when I squeezed onto that same train in the morning carrying my snooker cue - as it happened I was going to a meeting and planning to get a quick game in later, but I didn't feel they deserved an explanation!

[teddyboy23]

Or when your talking to someone and they try to finish your setence

[steveo]

ntence?

[teddyboy23]

Nice one

[Jah Lush]

Nostalgia freaks. People stuck in a time warp. The constant seeking of their lost youth. The sort of person who goes to 60s/70s/80/90s revival nights/weekends.

[teddyboy23]

Ungrateful women .last valentines day spent 8 hours looking for a really nice place.finally booked a great table. When me and my date arrived. She took one look at the table .and said I don't even like snooker!

[KidKruger]

Ungrateful or what !

I hope you ditched her and got a mate over quick so you didn't waste the table.

[teddyboy23]

Nope I took her sister instead

[KidKruger]

Oh, the prowess !

[maxxi]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Nostalgia freaks. People stuck in a time warp. The

> constant seeking of their lost youth. The sort of

> person who goes to 60s/70s/80/90s revival

> nights/weekends.

I remember when they used to drive me mad too... happy days...

[Salsaboy]

Anything to do with 'Black Friday'. Can't the fools see it's a load of old bowlocks.

[Grok]

'Cyclists' that take their bikes on a train. It's a bike, ride it.

[Seabag]

Handles on doors, oh no you don't have to use them. Why not shove the door thing with your grubby paws, and watch over time as the handmarks build up.

And don't get me started on walls. My sons' mate walks up the stairs, trailing his hands grubby all over them.

*lays in darkened room*

[Grok]

Slow bar staff

[Alan Medic]

This really does annoy me a lot. Filling in a paying in book for a bank with very few slips left in it. For a left handed person it is torture.

[Elphinstone's Army]

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> This really does annoy me a lot. Filling in a

> paying in book for a bank with very few slips left

> in it. For a left handed person it is torture.

turn the book around, hold stub open with right hand, fill in upside down

[lavender27]

Whhen one doesnt know which way to go, and one makes a decision and ends up going the wrong way, and then one is up the khyber. (what a carry on)

[Salsaboy]

That'll be life then.

lavender27 Wrote:

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> Whhen one doesnt know which way to go, and one

> makes a decision and ends up going the wrong way,

> and then one is up the khyber. (what a carry on)

[BrandNewGuy]

The interviewee on Radio 4 who, not content with constant rising inflection? and vocal fry, pronounced 'coincidentally' as if the first syllable were 'coin'. Coin-cidentally. And she said it twice.

[lavender27]

I was rushed through the till in the supermarket yesterday and the cashier started serving the next customer before I had packed my shopping in the bags and she had given me the receipt, didn't offer to help me pack shopping and was very abrupt. Not going back there in a hurry. Reminded me of the days of "Victor Value". No polite customer service, just rude rude rude. (mind you, the man behind me was very handsome, she probably couldn't wait to serve him)