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DoricQuine Nov 2016 7:49pm, 10 Nov 2016 2,852 posts	Quote Pin DoricQuine eBay sellers not responding to messages when item overdue.
CharlieP Nov 2016 2:01pm, 11 Nov 2016 502 posts	Quote Pin CharlieP Incorrectly-formatted London phone numbers.
Jambomo Nov 2016 2:17pm, 11 Nov 2016 6,050 posts	Quote Pin Jambomo People saying "Oh well the sky hasn't fallen in" or "Well the world is still turning" as though impossible acts of nature not happening, is any kind of indicator as to the consequential impact of political events.
ChrisThePuma Nov 2016 2:42pm, 11 Nov 2016 3,955 posts	Quote Pin ChrisThePuma Cockwombles on facebook sharing clickbait along the lines of "Wow! you will never believe what he did with the apple - it will blow your mind!" Yes - he eats it Just go away!
Wobbling Nov 2016 2:44pm, 11 Nov 2016 4,099 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling [CTP - that kind of stuff tends to be spam and if clicked on infects your 'puter with all kinds of nasties]
ChrisThePuma Nov 2016 2:45pm, 11 Nov 2016 3,956 posts	Quote Pin ChrisThePuma [yes i know. i work in IT.]
Wobbling Nov 2016 4:41pm, 11 Nov 2016 4,100 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling [i work in fraud. We're always warning people to ignore that crap]
alpenrose Nov 2016 11:07am, 12 Nov 2016 21,911 posts	Quote Pin alpenrose The weather forecaster on the radio saying that the rain will stop in the early part of the morning at 11 a.m. while it's still pissing down. I think it's time they taught the BBC presenters how to tell the time.
alpenrose Nov 2016 11:08am, 12 Nov 2016 21,912 posts	Quote Pin alpenrose While I'm on the subject, when they're forecasting for the next day or even later in the day and say that the weather "is". The future is "will be" ffs!
Wobbling Nov 2016 11:16am, 12 Nov 2016 4,103 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling Presenters not knowing what tense to use winds me up too. Particularly when they use the present tense to describe things that happened in the past