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CharlieP Apr 2018 5:45pm, 5 Apr 2018 1,067 posts	Quote Pin CharlieP Ice cream vans driving round residential areas playing Greensleeves over and over and over and over and over...
CharlieP Apr 2018 5:46pm, 5 Apr 2018 1,068 posts	Quote Pin CharlieP Oh, and chuggers who knock on your door at ten to nine in the evening.
Night-owl Apr 2018 8:14pm, 5 Apr 2018 30,560 posts	Quote Pin Night-owl Mmm I've been allergic since I was a baby.
Jovi Runner Apr 2018 9:55pm, 5 Apr 2018 5,283 posts	Quote 1 pin Jovi Runner People who refer to their cats as fur babies
Dvorak Apr 2018 10:43pm, 5 Apr 2018 15,781 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak The great "sports nutrition" scam. eg run4it.com (Picked on them due to an email I received.)
Fragile Do Not Bend Apr 2018 8:06am, 6 Apr 2018 2,931 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend +1 to the ‘sports nutrition’ Anyone want some out of date gels?
z1000jeff Apr 2018 10:13am, 6 Apr 2018 3,448 posts	Quote Pin z1000jeff People (usually women) who take double-barrelled names when they get married. I've got no problem with women keeping their own name ... but one or the other please. Have the courage of your convictions.
Wine Legs Apr 2018 10:23am, 6 Apr 2018 4,331 posts	Quote Pin Wine Legs I have my own name. My husband has his own name. Our kids have both our surnames, with a space in between. It does make their name long, but how else should we have done this?
Wine Legs Apr 2018 10:24am, 6 Apr 2018 4,332 posts	Quote 1 pin Wine Legs And why should a woman give up their name anyway? Why shouldn't people choose to have a double-barrelled name? Why does it bother you?
decorum Apr 2018 10:29am, 6 Apr 2018 2,923 posts	Quote 1 pin decorum [Try playing match the couple and their spawn when the spouses keep their own names but register their progeny the double-barrelled combo ... And then get stroppy when you make an assumption and refer to them with their spouse's, or offspring's, surname ]