Little things that irk you.. (no swearing please)

[EvilBoris]

Reminds me of something that happened when I sold off some unwanted CDs on Amazon a while back.

One of the policies for selling items on Amazon is that all transactions have to go through them (which is understandable enough, really) using debit or credit cards (again, fair enough). In spite of this, someone gets in touch me with me directly and asks if I take cheques. WTF?

What on earth made that moron think I would accept cheques (which were not policy) over a payment type that was secure and immediate?

Or when you list something on ebay and someone emails you what the buy it now price is.

If I had waned to use a BIN price it would be on there!

[EvilBoris]

'large people' who sit next to you on the train despite there being many skinny runts they could sit next to. Do they want a cuddle or something? Creeps me out.

And those men who sit with their legs spread open despite the seat being designed for 2 people.

[Extra Terrestrial]

Receiving a cold cup of tea.

Yeah, it's my fault for not drinking it quick enough but it is a complaint nonetheless!

[prinnysquad]

Cold tea is a crime. There's a sweet spot between hot and lukewarm, when it's toasty hot and yet you can down it comfortably. I only hit it once every 20 cups or so.

But cold tea is just tragic!

[Extra Terrestrial]

But cold tea is just tragic!

[EvilBoris]

Get THAT off my screen.

NOW.

[PeteJ]

[kernow]

Have some heart guys - H from steps died recently you know.

[Dirty Sanchez]

And those men who sit with their legs spread open despite the seat being designed for 2 people.

Maybe that's Finbar Saunders you've seen.

[Geoff D]

People that park in the parent/child spaces at the supermarket, when there's no child with them.

[abigsmurf]

The existance of parent and child spaces and the fact that they replace disabled spaces or are often in better positions...

wait... deja vu

[Dirty Sanchez]

Foreign call centres that call me with some crap offer I don't want.

Funny last night as I was about to tell them to get stuffed when I found out it was actually the datacentre from work calling me about an important issue.

[charlesr]

The existance of parent and child spaces and the fact that they replace disabled spaces or are often in better positions...

wait... deja vu

May as well deja vu reply: In narrow spaces it's impossible to get the baby carrier out of the back of the car if it's parked, with or without scratching up the car next to you. You should really let this one go.

When I'm on my own, I park as far away from the supermarket as possible so that people don't park next to me and dent my car. The extra walk won't hurt you either.

[PeteJ]

I always park as far away as possible too, weird. No child though.

[Brats]

I can't understand people who drive around a busy car park looking for a space closest to the shop entrance/car park exits.

Park the car away from the others, get out and walk, yer lazy gits.