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[vega]

I hate "banter/bant", and all it stands for.

The numerous terms for getting drunk - bleezing, etc.

The student types who wear Canterbury trackies, flip flops, etc. Especially the ones that smoke little cigars.

Personalised number plates - I just don't get it.....they remind me of name badges/bracelets, just more expensive.

Drivers who go to slow - 35mph in a 50mph, etc. Taxi drivers, mums on the school run, buses on occasions....I could go on.

Old folk who assume you're going to skip queues just because you're young(ish).

Racism on all levels.

Being labelled as "disabled" for being epileptic.

Slow walkers, combined with the sudden stops.

The overuse of the word, "random".

Big Brother and all the others.

Spelling mistakes in newspapers.

[DJ Jo-D]

Originally Posted by Exposure @ Lemon Tree

But aside from that, I agree with you that wearing high heels to gigs is just plain stupid

I'm all in for comfy shoes on a night out unless of course it's a formal do, i have one friend who always wears heel and every nightout without fail is complaining about sore feet or moaning about taxis etc it don't wash with me no more tho, gets well ignored!!

Did have one pal who went to a gig in moshulu with flip flops on lol she's not really a big gig person as you may have guessed

[The59Sound]

Originally Posted by vega

The numerous terms for getting drunk - bleezing, etc.

The student types who wear Canterbury trackies, flip flops, etc. Especially the ones that smoke little cigars.

Old folk who assume you're going to skip queues just because you're young(ish).

The overuse of the "random".

Spelling mistakes in newspapers.

I agree with all of yours, but these are my favourites. The Buchan Observer in Peterhead is amongst the most gramatically inept papers I've ever come across. Definitely one of the most guilty parties in this regard!!

Originally Posted by DJ Jo-D

I'm all in for comfy shoes on a night out unless of course it's a formal do, i have one friend who always wears heel and every nightout without fail is complaining about sore feet or moaning about taxis etc it don't wash with me no more tho, gets well ignored!!

Did have one pal who went to a gig in moshulu with flip flops on lol she's not really a big gig person as you may have guessed

Fucksake. Imagine walking on that carpet with anything other than fully waterproof boots on........... geeyads........

[DJ Jo-D]

I'm well into the banter like! lol

edit : wonder how many people I've just annoyed?

Originally Posted by The59Sound

I agree with all of yours, but these are my favourites. The Buchan Observer in Peterhead is amongst the most gramatically inept papers I've ever come across. Definitely one of the most guilty parties in this regard!!

The worst of that is, they have a whole week to get the spelling/grammar correct!

[Jeanette]

Originally Posted by vega

The student types who wear Canterbury trackies, flip flops, etc. Especially the ones that smoke little cigars.

This is the best one on the list... Add to that cream chinos, blue shirts, ugg boots, really expensive hadbags, actual shoes (not trainers) and you have my least favourite type of person.

I saw some guy on the subway the other day who was wearing Canterbury trackies, shoes, a wax jacket and a jumper. He was having a conversation with his friends about the posh school they used to go to before going to Glasgow Uni to probably study some pointless degree that won't get them a job.

That takes me onto my next pet hate... When you think there's just enough battery in your ipod and it just cuts out. That's why that guys conversation annoyed me so much - I had no music to drown him out.

Originally Posted by Jeanette

That takes me onto my next pet hate... When you think there's just enough battery in your ipod and it just cuts out. That's why that guys conversation annoyed me so much - I had no music to drown him out.

I find inflicting violence on these little posh boys does the trick...

[DJ Jo-D]

Film trailers that show you half the film

[Teabags]

Girls that use teeth when giving head.

That's just not cricket.