Yes it does Thank God, someone who understands, lol

Here we go.....in no particular order

• Smoking
• Mobile phones being used whilst driving
• Mobile phones being used by people not looking where they are walking
• Spitting
• Heavy bass sounds coming from cars late at night.
• People who have to put a second "r" in the word drawing
• Advertisers pushing products at women using cod science
• Jordan or Katie or whatever she goes by this week
• People who have to put an expletive between each word
• Safestyle windows adverts
• People who use the word "init" as punctuation
• Pier Morgan
• Boy/Girl bands who try to make out their latest offering is something new
• Politicians or anyone who will not answer a direct question
• Interviews with footballers - just a series of cliches and erm's
• Broadband providers who use the word "unlimited" but it never is
• James Martin's inability to stop repeatedly using the word "literally"
• Dropping litter
• Christmas
• People who think you should be as interested in their kids as they are
• Dog fouling
• More responsibility in dog ownership
• Lee Evans
• Max Clifford
• Red Bull, the taste is awful
• Balding men with ponytails
• The England team, over rated, over paid
• Champagne, over rated, over priced
• Jeremy Kyle
• Wine snobbery
• Refuse collectors who drop litter from bins but don't clear it up
• That people rate Star Wars so highly
• Flies
• Ryanair and the owner of Ryanair
• G-Star Raw (G-Star Bore) Everyone wears it, your not an individual
• Magners, it's Bulmers and the apples come from Herefordshire, marketing triumph
• Golf, good walk spoilt
• New Years events, never as good as you want them to be, anticlimax
• People who carry stupid fashion dogs
• Games consoles
• Microsoft, promise a lot, deliver little
• Volvic water challenge, they just want you to buy more of their water
• Make-up, why wear so much of it
• People who ignore red lights but drive straight through
• How what is good and bad for you seems to constantly change
• Tipping, pay people an honest wage. Tipping is antiquated
• People who wear sunglasses in doors
• People who wear hats in doors
• People who wear scarves in doors
• The current trend of wearing trousers half way down the backside
• People who wear more jewelry than you would find in Elizabeth Duke
• Cars with blacked out windows
• People who park their cars on footpaths obstructing pedestrians and creating obstacles
• Women who think it is OK to walk in to mens toilets in pubs and clubs
• The nanny state
• Marriage or more precisely people who get married in church but don't set foot in a church again until the first christening

sniffers

bad customer service help desks that aren't any help 
being restricted to staying indoors on a beautiful day because someone is collecting/delivering any time between 9am - 5pm (it's always 5 to 5 with me ) 

...................and breathe....

...I agree with all except Piers Morgan (I have a weird crush on him), and Lee Evans

Hell, yes

Don't worry, I wrote it whilst eating my beans on toast and catching up on Hollyoaks.

The thing about Lee Evans is his delivery tires me out and I hate seeing a man in a suit sweat.

I can't watch Lee Evans he makes me feel nauseous.

That has started to make me wince. The BBC are culprits and they have a pronunciation dept too.

No you don't because its pronounced Pennys in Ireland....

Northern Ireland...

Oh you mean the UK....

I don't want to cause trouble, but why didn't they spell it Preemark, if they want it said that way?

It's not another Garlic spelling, is it?

It is just how it is pronounced in Northern Ireland is all I was trying to say, and that Primark was introduced in Northern Ireland before it was brought over to mainland Britain.

God I was only being light-hearted about how its pronounced differently...

also, not funny.

Oh right.

I was genuinely interested, but never mind.

How is Nisa pronounced?

Is it Nicea
 or Niecea