I hate getting to my seat on the plane and having somebody else's hand luggage above me and having to store mine about a mile further down the plane. Is there any sort of rule to this?
One of my pet hates.
What's yours?

When you JUST!! miss a phone call and call a person straight back and it seems that they have died.

People who try and tell you a funny story but can't help laughing at their own story which makes it last about 20 minutes - and when they're done it wasn't even funny.

On the plane theme - I've had it a few times where I have gotten to my seat and some random person is sat there just assuming I wasn't going to turn up after checking in ......

People who give their kids weird names.

TV companies cranking the sound up for the adverts.

People putting hand luggage in overhead lockers. Cloggs the aisle up getting on and off. Put the bag under your seat or take less stuff. And stay in your seat until the planes stopped and the doors are open. You wont get home any quicker. And leave your noisey kids at home

Motorway drivers who sit in the middle lane.

People who use the phrase 'can I get' when asking for something in a shop or bar.

We are not in the US or called Kardashian - please use 'please may I have' instead. Politeness never hurt anyone

Westyorkclaret wrote:People who use the phrase 'can I get' when asking for something in a shop or bar.

We are not in the US or called Kardashian - please use 'please may I have' instead. Politeness never hurt anyone

Trying to get my niece and nephew to swap their "do you want" with a "would you like" which grates me for some reason

When someone says or writes "Brought" when they mean "Bought"......
I "brought" a twix from the shop for £1.39......How can these people grow up without knowing the difference....?!?!?
Why weren't they corrected.....it just really bugs me for some reason

Snakes

Noise from people eating is a massive irritation. I can't help it. It's my equivalent of nails on a blackboard.

So that combined with smelly food on a commute. Urgh. It's bad enough I'm on the train for an hour every day, I do not need that.

Conroy92 wrote:I hate getting to my seat on the plane and having somebody else's hand luggage above me and having to store mine about a mile further down the plane. Is there any sort of rule to this?
One of my pet hates.
What's yours?

People on planes who walk down the aisle to put their hand luggage in some one else's space.so f...ing rude!

Small talk/Idle chit chat. It grinds my gears when complete strangers, people you know in passing or even work colleagues strike up a conversation for no apparent reason in any environment. I am fine with a query such as asking directions or some such but when they just want to chat for the sake of it, it just winds me up no end.

People who have loud conversations on mobile phones in public. Zero social skills.

Anyone works/ has worked in a shop? Familiar with the phrase " I'll know it when i see it" ?

You could easily write a whole stand up show based on the bizarre and irrational behaviour of idiots in airports and on flights;

- Exceeding their weight limit and having to reshuffle all their underwear from one case to another in front of a large queue at check-in
- Rushing to board the plane quicker than everyone else and then either stuck on the plane for about 45 minutes longer than everyone else or in more amusing cases stuck at the back of the bus for 45 minutes and boarding the plane last
- Releasing seat belts immediately as soon as they hear the 'remove seat belt' noise - why?
- Turning their mobile phones on as soon as the plane touches the concrete
- Standing up and removing hand luggage from the overhead compartment as soon as the 'remove seat belt' noise is heard, then proceeding to stand, squashed like sardines in the aisle or in some cases crouching above their seat whilst everyone exits the plane in turn. Utterly utterly idiotic. I was on a flight not too long ago and somebody stood up to remove their case from the overhead compartment literally the second that the plane touched down. He, almost went arse over, I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
- Rushing past people to passport control only to end up about two places further ahead in the queue
- Showing utter disregard for the big yellow line around the baggage reclaim belt thus blocking everyone elses view of the belt
- Getting as close to the baggage reclaim 'reveal' as possible so that they have about 1.2 seconds to identify their luggage and remove from the belt
- Generally all behaviour at the baggage reclaim belt come to think of it. It's as if there is a burning pit at the end of the belt and any luggage not reclaimed from the belt at the first attempt will be lost forever.

I don't find all of the above irritating, usually just amusing, but thought I'd rant seeing as behaviour of people on planes was brought up.

Cats

It's Aitch, not Haitch.

Women who use bad language

To add to #15

People who keep getting stuff time after time out of the overhead lockers when everybody is settled in their seats and at frequent times during the flight.

Inaccurate weather forecasts.

Ex wives

Motty, why is he waiting until the end of the season?

john'sroseyspecs wrote:People putting hand luggage in overhead lockers. Cloggs the aisle up getting on and off. Put the bag under your seat or take less stuff. And stay in your seat until the planes stopped and the doors are open. You wont get home any quicker. And leave your noisey kids at home

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All of this!

People who sit in your seat because:
- They can't be bothered reading their ticket
- They can't be bothered finding their seat
- It's next to someone they know
- They are better seats
- They are too lazy to walk further to theirs

Then lie to you "sorry I didn't realise, you don't mind do you". Yes I do.

Clients who always have a friend who will do it cheaper, can you match it by doing less work. Then they aren't happy because the work they didn't want you to do means it isn't up to standard, and they have to still do the work but it now costs more.

John etc who rings up just to 'touch base', definitely not selling anything but wants to know intimate details about my energy/phone contract, vehicle fuel bills, telephone system. They are right though, they aren't selling me anything.

Soft southern city dwellers moaning about the north ( which they think is anything north of the M25)

Westyorkclaret wrote:People who use the phrase 'can I get' when asking for something in a shop or bar.

The one that is getting on my nerves is folk saying "no worries".

When did a shed load of Aussies start living here?

LoveCurryPies wrote:Motorway drivers who sit in the middle lane.

Those who sit in the outside lane when not overtaking anyone.
Plus those who can`t use a bloody indicator!

Every corporate cliche, particularly the current in vogue crap "reach out".

The more established "heads up" does my nut in as well.

'supporters' of the big clubs, you know the ones, packed into Walkabout type pubs in towns centres up and down the Country, with their replica shirts on, shouting away at the Sky match on the screens on a Saturday afternoon.

Foo kin whoppers the lot of 'em.

bodge wrote:Every corporate cliche, particularly the current in vogue crap "reach out".

The more established "heads up" does my nut in as well.

I'm glad you socialized that thought with us.............

Caravans
Lemon curd
Dog hairs
Swearing
Trifle
The word 'cusp'
The phrase 'early doors'

oiks who throw litter on the floor, whilst spitting and allowing their staffie type dog (not on a lead) to curl one out on the pavement. Grrrrrrrr.

People merging onto the motorway at 40mph when I'm driving behind them and there's a lorry hurtling down the inside lane.

Idiots slowing to a crawl to get a better look at a traffic incident on the opposite carriageway, thus causing tailback.

When you're travelling at exactly the speed limit on a country road and the moron behind you dangerously overtakes because 60mph just isn't fast enough.

The person in meetings at work that constantly takes notes because they think it makes them look keen as mustard, especially when you know they will never look at it again.

The office martyr that does the same job as you but regularly "works late", even though you know there's no reason for them to do so besides brown nosing. What makes it extra sad is they don't even get paid for it.

I could go on but I'll leave it at that.

Women who do not use bad language

Oh, I almost forgot.
Trump
Trump voters.
Trump supporters.
Trump apologists.
Trump family members.
Trump cabinet members.
The game of trumps.
Orangutans(previously my favourite animals)
Ook

Pretentious pricks ordering a coffee in a Costa or Starbucks.
What's up with black or white coffee.
Double espresso my ****

grapidianclaret wrote:Oh, I almost forgot.
Trump
Trump voters.
Trump supporters.
Trump apologists.
Trump family members.
Trump cabinet members.
The game of trumps.
Orangutans(previously my favourite animals)
Ook

Ook could mean anything! Its all in the inflection.

When returning to my car and the person parked next to me is also there.. out of 400 cars what are the odds

SammyBoy wrote:People merging onto the motorway at 40mph when I'm driving behind them and there's a lorry hurtling down the inside lane.

Idiots slowing to a crawl to get a better look at a traffic incident on the opposite carriageway, thus causing tailback.

When you're travelling at exactly the speed limit on a country road and the moron behind you dangerously overtakes because 60mph just isn't fast enough.

The person in meetings at work that constantly takes notes because they think it makes them look keen as mustard, especially when you know they will never look at it again.

The office martyr that does the same job as you but regularly "works late", even though you know there's no reason for them to do so besides brown nosing. What makes it extra sad is they don't even get paid for it.

I could go on but I'll leave it at that.

All of this.

The office know it all who always cuts you off to talk about himself and his similar experience.

The phrase 'I assume' and "I can't see them doing that"

LIKE YOU KNOW THE F*****G FUTURE, F**K OFF.

Adults that complain about children. Adults who tell children off for making noise while having fun. LIGHTEN UP YOU OLD MISERABLE B******S.

Folk without children who are experts at parenting and how they would do.

In general people who talk themselves up and come across as right *****. Be humble.

Salespeople who say "it's only £3.00 a month to sponsor ..." I just want to do my shopping and bounce not have to play Gladiators whilst trying to exit Tesco.

cockneyclaret wrote:When returning to my car and the person parked next to me is also there.. out of 400 cars what are the odds

400-1

Drivers who think the posted speed limit is the MINIMUM.

People who talk posh but actually earn less than me.

Men who don't wash their hands after using the toilet, top of the list for me at the moment having witnessed a bloke using the Dyson dryer after by passing the wash basin!!
Also spitting .

People who change the spelling of their simple name to try and appear different.

Amy. Or should that be Aimee. Leanne. Or LeighAnn.

People who answer every question with a sentence starting 'so'

Still on the ticket theme - whilst at the game, those that walk along the whole row to get to their seat (usually 5mins int o the game) when it would have been easier for them to come from the other end


Oh and those that pronounce "specific" as "Pacific"

Internet dwellers, who are only online to correct people's spelling/grammar/auto-correct issues.

Damo wrote:Internet dwellers, who are only online to correct people's spelling/grammar/auto-correct issues.

Highly paid BBC broadcasters who call anyone in the RAF, solders.

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Westyorkclaret wrote:People who use the phrase 'can I get' when asking for something in a shop or bar.

We are not in the US or called Kardashian - please use 'please may I have' instead. Politeness never hurt anyone

I work as a chef in a staff restaurant and when people say this , I reply "No, I`ll get it for you, otherwise I won`t have a job!"

My pet hates the postman.