Little Things That Irk You: The Hateful 08

[kryss]

Frozen would be better, no balloon evidence left behind.

But I wouldn't condone such action...

[Blobcat]

Been putting off sending off my drivers licence to update my married name but Paypal (!??!?!) and several other places I looked at the time need photo ID to change it and I don't want to risk my passport for now.

Posted it over a month ago and looking it up it might take 6-10 weeks to get it back thanks to the pandemic.

[Neon Ignition]

Been married for 9 years - wife's passport still hasn't been updated

[Dogg Thang]

I guess you have to be sure it’s going to work first, right? I mean, imagine the hassle of changing your passport and then having to do it back again.

[QualityChimp]

Been married for 9 years - wife's passport still hasn't been updated

Yeah, but not everyone likes changing their name every five minutes, @SuperCrazyNeonTaxiManFallsNextIgnition

[Neon Ignition]

The cinema has dropped socially distanced seating :/

[Cassius_Smoke]

People that use other people's drive ways to turn round. It's not a public driveway, someone owns that!

[Asura]

People that use other people's drive ways to turn round. It's not a public driveway, someone owns that!

Not often I'm someone's irk I mean I prefer not to do it, but it's not like I'll drive a mile out of my way to find a better place to turn.

[Dogg Thang]

The proper etiquette would be to chuck a couple of pennies on the driveway as you leave to help pay for upkeep.

[Cassius_Smoke]

I just think it's a bit rude. I wouldn't do it. It's like letting your kid walk along someone else's garden wall.
I know technically it's not doing any harm.

[QualityChimp]

The proper etiquette would be to chuck a couple of pennies on the driveway as you leave to help pay for upkeep.

Likewise, if I've eaten a McDonalds in my car outside somebody's house, I'll leave them a tip.
Usually I'll pour about the last 10% of the milkshake on the drive, and chuck a few fries and the soggy lettuce from the burger.

It's just proper manners, isn't it?

[wakka]

Likewise, if I've eaten a McDonalds in my car outside somebody's house, I'll leave them a tip.

I'd love to know the context of this. I can only assume a stakeout.

[Dogg Thang]

I'd love to know the context of this. I can only assume a stakeout.
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I don't know what the figures are now but in the late '80s and early '90s, stakeout tips cost the US police department almost 64% of their annual budget each year. That's why, in an effort to reduce tip sizes, the US police don't do stakeouts outside rich people's houses now.

[fuse]

Cheapskates, the lot of you. I leave caltrops.

[QualityChimp]

I'd love to know the context of this. I can only assume a stakeout.

No, it was a burger.

What kind of heathen eats a steak in their car?