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*sighs*

Standing behind Joy's husband in a shop....................he never packs a thing until he's paid you know!!

*rolls eyes and tuts* :))))))))))))

Oh.................and bad manners.....please and thank you seem to be going out of fashion.

xx

Oh Dear Ive lived under a mis apprehension all my life, Born in stanmore, Schooled in Burnt Oak, Lived in Mill HIll now in Bushey.
Benjamin I speak with a North London accent, what am I ? A martian ????

now where do I start on this one!!

chewing gum - all aspects
drunks - all aspects
shop assistants who never look at you and keep chatting to their colleagues
people with mobile phones seemingly glued to their ears whilst walking along not looking where they are going
car drivers still using mobile phones while driving
bloody shopping trolleys towed behind people with not a care for people around them
people who say absolutely instead of yes
people who say at this moment in time instead of now
people who leave the letter "t" out of words
motorists who never acknowledge you've given way for them
people who never acknowledge you've held a door open for them
people who drop litter

shopping with my hubby

he waits till he had paid

before he starts

to pack his goods in the bags

people who get on buses then decide to find their fare/pass

Drivers using their sat nav/phone/dvd player while driving.

Foreign Call Centres

This has probably been mentioned before but I thought I'd start a latest irritations thread. Here are some of my irritations.

Drivers who throw lighted fags out of moving cars.

Drivers who drive at 10mph.

Drivers who pull out in front of you, making you brake then they creep along at 2mph.

Ainsley Harriot thinking he is funny.

people from places like Watford, Edgware, Romford, Redhill or Slough and calling themselves Londoners. Edgware is part of the metropolitan conurbation but is more Middlesex and has a Middx post code. Watford is in Hertfordshire for gods sake.

Londoners from places like Fulham, Chelsea, Tottenham, Wimbledon or Walworth and calling themselves Cockneys. Cockney only really applies to the East End, sound of Bow Bells.

People in shops who root around in their purse for the right change for 10 minutes then when they get served finally, they ask for a lottery ticket, holding you up even more.

Shop assistants who say "Can I help you?" even when you have only just walked in. Grrrrr

Shops that start turfing people out and switching the lights off half an hour before the allotted closing time.