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By *_Mr.K_x OP Man
over a year ago
North Worcestershire |
List your modern inconveniences below... what little things tick you off?
For me... it's when the communal soap dispenser at work, someone adds water to it when it's running empty to make it "last longer", only to get pissy soap water that is diluted down so much that it is ineffective.
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Taps in public toilets or restrooms. How did turning a tap on get so complicated. You go to turn the tap on, no turn piece, you waft your hands under it wondering if it is one of the sensor things, you try pushing the stubs on where there used to be ones that you twisted .... If you are lucky, someone else comes on who has used them before and you copy them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Unsolicited advice, guy I work with knows everything, seduced every woman he’s met, beaten up every hard man in town ….guy never shuts up " oooo yeah that grinds my gears
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"When food packaging has a tear off piece to reveal a resealable zip type closing
You tear it, it doesn’t tear properly and you have to get scissors anyway grrr"
Cheese ones are bad because they get cheese in the seal and then don't work anyway |
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"When food packaging has a tear off piece to reveal a resealable zip type closing
You tear it, it doesn’t tear properly and you have to get scissors anyway grrr
Cheese ones are bad because they get cheese in the seal and then don't work anyway "
Just when I thought it couldn’t get worse |
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"When food packaging has a tear off piece to reveal a resealable zip type closing
You tear it, it doesn’t tear properly and you have to get scissors anyway grrr
Cheese ones are bad because they get cheese in the seal and then don't work anyway
Just when I thought it couldn’t get worse "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Microwave meals where you have to take off the film covering and it just shreds into a thousand tiny bits completely thwarting any attempt to remove it cleanly or completely. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When you doing your job and you say hello to all that pass then some woman tells you to fuck off cos just cos shes a lass and knows she wont get pulled up on it
Never had a bloke tell me fuck off while im working only ever angry little women grrrr |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When one person manages to take up the whole pavement.. MOVEEEEEEE.
Oo didn't see the modern bit
In that case.. unexpected item in bagging area."
Now I've seen this I've realised I read it wrong too, whoops
Miss S x |
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By *uicy jonesMan
over a year ago
near a big hill in s/ shropshire NOT in |
People not saying Thank you, or acknowledging you, when you give way to them in your car or holding the door open for them, or moving out the way, the list goes on and on, really annoys me but just rise above it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People walking slow in front of you
Not saying thank you when you hold door open
Let door shut in your face
People driving who obviously don’t know where they’re going
Kids toys that need screwdrivers to get them out of the packaging |
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
Morden |
"Grammar
Should, Could, Would HAVE not “should, could, would of……”. If you’re shortening it, write properly should’ve, could’ve, would’ve
Rant over"
Alternatively,
Shoulda, coulda, woulda. |
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"Nobody seems to know where indicators are on cars anymore especially on roundabouts !! "
That's because the cars are designed for Europe and bodged for Britain. A proper right hand drive car like mine allows some fingers of the right hand to indicate whilst holding the wheel regardless of whatever the left hand needs to be doing at a critical moment.
Imagine the response one might get from trying to fob off a continental driver with a cack handed steering column.
Drivers often don't indicate at crucial moments because they are doing something else with their left hand.
Window washing is far less of a time critical activity, which is why left hand drive market cars and their UK derivatives are set up that way round. I hoped that Brexit might eventually put an end to this ergonomic anomaly but not holding my breath while continuing to source Japanese imports.
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"On long haul flights, the person who invariably monopolises the toilet for the last 40 minutes before landing."
That's because they are changing to or from their tropical kit. Or checking their drugs stash is still in place. |
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"Nobody seems to know where indicators are on cars anymore especially on roundabouts !!
That's because the cars are designed for Europe and bodged for Britain. A proper right hand drive car like mine allows some fingers of the right hand to indicate whilst holding the wheel regardless of whatever the left hand needs to be doing at a critical moment.
Imagine the response one might get from trying to fob off a continental driver with a cack handed steering column.
Drivers often don't indicate at crucial moments because they are doing something else with their left hand.
Window washing is far less of a time critical activity, which is why left hand drive market cars and their UK derivatives are set up that way round. I hoped that Brexit might eventually put an end to this ergonomic anomaly but not holding my breath while continuing to source Japanese imports.
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You should be holding both hands on the wheel while turning, thus either hand should be easily able to flick the indicator whilst turning (when on a roundabout). When not on a roundabout you should be indicating before you get to the junction. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nobody seems to know where indicators are on cars anymore especially on roundabouts !! "
They do! They always indicate to leave the round about but never to go round it! |
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By *riel13Woman
over a year ago
Northampton |
"Grammar
Should, Could, Would HAVE not “should, could, would of……”. If you’re shortening it, write properly should’ve, could’ve, would’ve
Rant over"
Definitely this... And using then instead of than... His instead of he's and it's wives, not wifes, when referring to multiple wives! Only when it belongs to the wife! Of instead of off (and occasionally the other way around) , aswell! Too many of these to be honest |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Autocorrect. Really I should be annoyed at myself for not proof-reading properly, but it's much more comfortable to blame the phone. Since when was 'tge' a word??? |
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You should be holding both hands on the wheel while turning, thus either hand should be easily able to flick the indicator whilst turning (when on a roundabout). When not on a roundabout you should be indicating before you get to the junction. "
In an ideal world.
However, huge numbers don't hold the wheel as safety consciously as possible, hence probably the lack of bothering to indicate. Many need a hand free at all times to give emphasis to the conversation they are holding (particularly the French who the controls were configured for).
Also, in an ideal world of car design, ergonomics should matter more than the economics of production.
Needless to say I, like you and all other safety minded drivers, hold the wheel at all times other than when changing gear (if driving my manual car) but also, by choice, enjoy the benefit of a properly designed switch configuration.
Don't get me started on gear levers designed to be pulled into a gate comfortably whilst pressed with the driver's right hand from a left seat. Sometimes one needs to experience these glitches to realise that we are being taken for mugs.
I also hope that, like me, you don't drive with thumbs inside the steering wheel, as a precaution against painful dislocation in the event of a collision! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Grammar
Should, Could, Would HAVE not “should, could, would of……”. If you’re shortening it, write properly should’ve, could’ve, would’ve
Rant over
Alternatively,
Shoulda, coulda, woulda. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting a tiny item delivered in a massive box.
Sauce packets that are impossible to open.
Alexa when she answers a completely different question to what I asked. |
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Fiddly unnecessarily difficult to remove shop tags on clothes and especially jewellery! Need to hunt down scissors to remove them and sometimes they’re so fiddly you damn near cut your own fingers off!
Supposedly to reduce shoplifting but I’m betting the shoplifters carry tools on them to deal with |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People at the gym not putting their weights back. After watching someone poorly perform deadlifts with 3 25kg plates on either side, they asked if I needed the platform as they had finished. I said yes and they just walked away. The fucking cheek! |
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"Getting a tiny item delivered in a massive box.
Sauce packets that are impossible to open.
Alexa when she answers a completely different question to what I asked. "
Oh my Alexa is an awkward bitch! Tried to pussy block me on one occasion - thankfully failed |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People eating loudly.
People dropping litter.
People breaking stuff that I have to fix.
People walking too slowly in front of me.
People being cruel.
People breathing.
People. |
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