The excruciating bingo, payday loan and insurance comparison (apart from the meerkats) tv adverts. Screaming tv audience members ( clapping, cheering fine - but screeching like 5 year olds, no) Cameron, Osborne and Milliband every day in a factory in hard hats pretending they are interested in the working people.
Sorry lads, but if these trivial things piss you off....you all have a lot of shocks awaiting.. take care you all, be back sometime next week..
When you have a **** in the middle of the street and someone hands you a bag that isn't even shaggable, yep that pisses me off..
People who don't indicate People who pull out of junctions right in frontof you then creep along way under the speed limit People who park if parent and child bays despite not having kids with them Scum bag druggie criminals who get handed free housing and cash benefits more than the average working man gets for grafting his arse off.
The parents and child bay is defo in my top 3, can't believe I didn't mention it. Taken my twins out in the car is a nightmare, I need space when I park. I'll come to blows one of these days with the lazy tw@ts that use it as a running in for a pint of milk/buying a paper parking bay !
Sue Perkins! I thought Joffrey would always be the most annoying **** associated with game of thrones
Taxi Drivers in Manchester #FitFam tagline when people have to tag themselves at the gym every time they ****ing go like it doesn't count if they don't put it on ****ing facebook Lazy people scrounging My three worst, by a mile. How's the rehab going by the way Tees... You on the mend?
****ing signs in the Lake District, Top of Tarn Howes fields for miles 1 sign only. " Grass slippery when wet " you can upto it from any direction which twat thought of that, massive car parks all over " no overnight parking " why ****ing not no twats there, and the one that pisses me off the most on long straight roads only one place to turn round for miles on the wall "Strictly no turning in this gateway" I dont even know what Strictly meens.
