Toffs.
Toffs in hockey/rugby/polo shirts with the collars turned up.
Toffs in stonewashed jeans with brown brogues.
Toffs in red chinos.
Toffs in deck shoes.
Toffs in business shirt and jeans.
Toffs in business shirt and jeans and brown brogues.
Toffs in business shirt and jeans and deck shoes.
People who are so self-absorbed they don't live in the real world.
Marmite.
Packs of chavs who take over the bus but on their own wouldn't say boo to a goose.
Cyclists who run red lights and generally ride badly/break the highway code making the rest of us look bad.
Kids under 10 who use the f-word.
Their parents.
If you can find them.
Fat and loud English people abroad.
Fat and loud English people at home.
Homophobes.
Racists.
Xenophobes.
Religious zealots of any persuasion.
Judgemental people.
Gossips.
People who just stop walking when they're right in front of me.
People who text/surf/play on their mobiles when I'm talking to them.
People who talk about celebrities and their "lives" as if they know them.
People who care about any of that crapola.
Cockney reds - scouse or manc.
Millwall fans.
Snobbish, exclusively rugby fans that look down on football and say "it's a man's game" **yawn**
Yachties.
Horsey types.
Women over 40 who dress like they're 17.
Blokes under 40 who have a moustache.
Blokes who don't buy their own clothes.
Hackers/online cheaters at CoD, etc.
People who don't have a strong preference when it comes to music. I don't understand them at all.
People who haven't read a book since school.
People who have to be "with someone" for fear of being cast out by society. Like anyone cares.
People who play games. Emotionally, I mean.
Pessimists.
People who don't say "please" or "thank you".
I'm sure I'll be able to add to this list in about 30 seconds, but that's all I can think of for now without winding myself up ...
pet hates
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Re: pet hates
I love 'em
I've got all The Beatles album covers, plus several of Elvis, some Mario Kart ones ... all sorts, really.
I'll dig out a photo ... hold on ...
I've got all The Beatles album covers, plus several of Elvis, some Mario Kart ones ... all sorts, really.
I'll dig out a photo ... hold on ...
Re: pet hates
You can see the Elvis ones here :
And these are the Beatles ones:
And these are the Beatles ones:
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Re: pet hates
Tha damn things either slide down, fall off or are just useless.NottinghamWhite wrote:Your going to have to explain this morbid fear of fridge magnets+15 wrote:Fridge magnets.
Re: pet hates
teflon coated fridge doors, it might make the fridges less prone to collecting grease but it means fridges don't stick too well lol+15 wrote:Tha damn things either slide down, fall off or are just useless.NottinghamWhite wrote:Your going to have to explain this morbid fear of fridge magnets+15 wrote:Fridge magnets.
Re: pet hates
Americanisms in our language.
People who step off escalators & stop dead right in front of you.
Young women (usually) pushing a pushchair & using a mobile phone at the same time, they clearly can't multitask.
Litter louts.
Slack jawed checkout staff chewing gum.
Dog walkers who don't clean up their dog's crap.
Whingeing children on my holiday flights (I always book when kids should be in school)
People who step off escalators & stop dead right in front of you.
Young women (usually) pushing a pushchair & using a mobile phone at the same time, they clearly can't multitask.
Litter louts.
Slack jawed checkout staff chewing gum.
Dog walkers who don't clean up their dog's crap.
Whingeing children on my holiday flights (I always book when kids should be in school)
Re: pet hates
Rigger, I breed horses, does that mean you don't like me?
Re: pet hates
That's a reliefrigger wrote:
I can make an exception to the rule, mate
I do know what you mean though there are some real snobs in the horsey world, in my experience the worst ones are school teachers, my wife & I have a little game where we try to guess people's occupation when we are at horse shows.