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Smart phones, well... not in themselves as such but some persons usage of them. 

 

People who sit engrossed on them (facebook no doubt) in company, find that quite rude even if it's not intentional. 

 

Also people who walk along the street oblivious to their surroundings, had a few people walk out in front of my car because obviously whatever was happening on faceplook was more important than paying attention to their surroundings. 

 

There's a time and place is all I'm saying. 

 

While I'm having a good old rant... drivers who don't use indicators... grrr... 

 

Annoys me just thinking about it. 

 

<-- takes deep breath and counts to 10.

Comrade Ogilvy
Last edited by Comrade Ogilvy
Originally Posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

 

Also people who walk along the street oblivious to their surroundings, had a few people walk out in front of my car because obviously whatever was happening on faceplook was more important than paying attention to their surroundings. 

 

I saw someone walk straight through a big puddle the other day because they were engrossed in their phone It was such a big puddle that his ankles got wet

SazBomb
Originally Posted by SazBomb:
Originally Posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

 

Also people who walk along the street oblivious to their surroundings, had a few people walk out in front of my car because obviously whatever was happening on faceplook was more important than paying attention to their surroundings. 

 

I saw someone walk straight through a big puddle the other day because they were engrossed in their phone It was such a big puddle that his ankles got wet

Was that in Gloucester? - was it Doctor Foster by any chance? He's always doing that

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Comrade Ogilvy:

Smart phones, well... not in themselves as such but some persons usage of them. 

 

People who sit engrossed on them (facebook no doubt) in company, find that quite rude even if it's not intentional. 

 

Also people who walk along the street oblivious to their surroundings, had a few people walk out in front of my car because obviously whatever was happening on faceplook was more important than paying attention to their surroundings. 

 

There's a time and place is all I'm saying. 

 

While I'm having a good old rant... drivers who don't use indicators... grrr... 

 

Annoys me just thinking about it. 

 

<-- takes deep breath and counts to 10.

 

I believe I have had a rant on the same subject CO. One of my current pet hates too.

 

As a mainly pedestrian, far too many people walk at pace toward me their faces buried in their smartphones. I do try to bump into them now and by and large they apologise realising they are doing something really rather stupid.

 

As for driving, there is far too much poor examples of none courteous driving.

 

Jumping red lights, use of mobile in the vehicle, parking on paths, none indication, speeding, sitting in a box junction...

 

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities

 

 

 

The BBC highlighted it last week in an article, but I have noticed it more and more over the last year, what is it you ask?

 

So, I will explain.

 

So, It's the number of people who start a sentence with the word "SO".

 

I have noticed on BBC Breakfast that some people manage to do it it the vast majority of their sentences. It's annoying and becoming as annoying as people who overuse the word "like". Oh abd people who seem to want to pronounce the word "drawing" with an extra "r" - drawring !!! 

 

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

 

 

The BBC highlighted it last week in an article, but I have noticed it more and more over the last year, what is it you ask?

 

So, I will explain.

 

So, It's the number of people who start a sentence with the word "SO".

 

I have noticed on BBC Breakfast that some people manage to do it it the vast majority of their sentences. It's annoying and becoming as annoying as people who overuse the word "like". Oh abd people who seem to want to pronounce the word "drawing" with an extra "r" - drawring !!! 

 

 

 

These and also British people who say 'hating on' and 'do the math' are jolly annoying, too

Madame Arcati
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Football

 

Now don't get me wrong I like my football but what I dislike is all the World Cup advertising. It's pretty much all one big cliche. The adverts are nothing new and I particularly hate the ones which try to be dramatic with a rousing soundtrack and usually accompanied with a voice over of 'considered words' or even worse having a current player mouthing the words - cringe

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

Football

 

Now don't get me wrong I like my football but what I dislike is all the World Cup advertising. It's pretty much all one big cliche. The adverts are nothing new and I particularly hate the ones which try to be dramatic with a rousing soundtrack and usually accompanied with a voice over of 'considered words' or even worse having a current player mouthing the words - cringe

 

 

Yep! This hype needs to stop now! 

FM
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
Since you ask, I get through several tubs of Morrisons natural yoghurt per week. Especially now while cherries are in season. I'm a trendmonger and you may follow me if you wish.

 

It funny because I used to shop at Morrisons, but the minute they engaged Dec & Ant in their adverts I stopped.

 

Have you noticed how their shares have dropped ?

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities

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