I get triggered when I see the thousands of posts on social media of football fans going to away games with cans etc just sitting on a table without any method of keeping the beer cold...
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Really minor annoyances
- Thread starter chunkyshanhawk53
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Tins requiring a tin opener, as opposed to a ring pull. It’s 2024 ffs
People turning right at a busy junction, but their closer to the left side kerb than the centre line, so nobody can turn left.
Let's not even get on to corned beef!
S.S.R..
Striker
Products - usually toiletries - going up and down in price arbitrarily and feeling like you have to stockpile them when the price goes down.
For example, you start using a particular shower gel, face wash etc. and the next month it's gone up about £2 because reasons. Then you buy a couple and the next week it's gone back down. More fluctations than in play odds.
For example, you start using a particular shower gel, face wash etc. and the next month it's gone up about £2 because reasons. Then you buy a couple and the next week it's gone back down. More fluctations than in play odds.
Hate that. Or they suddenly zoom past and slow down to hang back three junctions after you needed to turn off.
monkeytassle
Striker
When the detectors on the revolving doors don't work and you stand there like a plum
Cleaners doing origami with toilet rolls.
Does folding the end into a point count as origami?
That’s exactly it. I’d rather they spent time dusting the skirting boards. A nicely folded toilet roll end isn’t going to improve my arse wiping experience.
parttimer
Winger
and detectors on sliding doors that do work, but the doors open super slowly
In Eldon Square, the public toilets next to where Waitrose used to be have the ladies on the left hand side and the mens on the right hand side.
The public toilets in at the end of the restaurant section across the square look the same, but the ladies is on the right and the mens is on the left.
I always have to double check the signs to make sure I go in the correct toilets. It threw me the other day as there was a masculine looking lady washing her hands and I thought I'd gone in the wrong one
The public toilets in at the end of the restaurant section across the square look the same, but the ladies is on the right and the mens is on the left.
I always have to double check the signs to make sure I go in the correct toilets. It threw me the other day as there was a masculine looking lady washing her hands and I thought I'd gone in the wrong one
I hope you told her. I bet she would've found it funny that you confused her with a bloke.In Eldon Square, the public toilets next to where Waitrose used to be have the ladies on the left hand side and the mens on the right hand side.
The public toilets in at the end of the restaurant section across the square look the same, but the ladies is on the right and the mens is on the left.
I always have to double check the signs to make sure I go in the correct toilets. It threw me the other day as there was a masculine looking lady washing her hands and I thought I'd gone in the wrong one
Yes, let's. There should be instructions on which directions to twist the key.
Agree with your first point too.
Select coaches
Striker
When I’m turning right at a junction and the left turner has to edge further out completely blocking my view. Just hang back a bit and you can still see right down the road
There are lots of people aren't too bothered. We called in at a motorway services a few days back to use the toilets and there was a massive queue for the women, out the door and a conga line a fair way. Blokes, no queue, and quite a few women just waltzing straight in defiantly ignoring strange looks from blokes.In Eldon Square, the public toilets next to where Waitrose used to be have the ladies on the left hand side and the mens on the right hand side.
The public toilets in at the end of the restaurant section across the square look the same, but the ladies is on the right and the mens is on the left.
I always have to double check the signs to make sure I go in the correct toilets. It threw me the other day as there was a masculine looking lady washing her hands and I thought I'd gone in the wrong one
Or when they're in the middle of the road despite the junction being massive so you can't even get by them to turn right.
matt228
Striker
Happens quite often at gigs. I never quite know why there's such a disparity. Surely it takes about the same amount of time to have a piss and wash your hands, regardless of whether you're male or female?
