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What really grinds your gears?

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Red Squirrel Jan 2015 6:48pm, 10 Jan 2015 17,882 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Having so little space in the kitchen that I have to move something to put something else into that space and move something to make space for the first thing I moved and so on ...
swittle Jan 2015 6:49pm, 10 Jan 2015 32,278 posts	Quote Pin swittle I solve this by eating stuff....
Sazzahazza Jan 2015 6:57pm, 10 Jan 2015 538 posts	Quote Pin Sazzahazza Switts x
Winded Jan 2015 7:18pm, 10 Jan 2015 3,274 posts	Quote Pin Winded Reading back, I used to be a BMW driver. I think I was a better diver then than I am now.
Duchess Jan 2015 7:38pm, 10 Jan 2015 5,185 posts	Quote Pin Duchess Lidl checkouts. Yes, it's fine having a lovely long belt to unload the basket/trolley onto but there's only six square inches of space after the cashier for them to put everything, never mind anywhere for me to actually pack my bags in.
Red Squirrel Jan 2015 7:39pm, 10 Jan 2015 17,888 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Switts - it's usually while I'm preparing food and often when I'm taking hot dishes out of oven or straining veg. My edibles are all in the cupboards or fridge.
JK chameleon Jan 2015 8:18pm, 10 Jan 2015 9,374 posts	Quote Pin JK chameleon Duchess - I used to complain about this to housemate - who told me that the trick is to put things back in your trolley as they get scanned, then pack your bags after paying etc on the ledge at the back of the stall. I still think this is stupid so simply refuse to go to Lidl & Aldi...
Fellrunning Jan 2015 8:31pm, 10 Jan 2015 1,332 posts	Quote Pin Fellrunning Reading back, I used to be a BMW driver. I think I was a better diver then than I am now Winded - there's a joke in that somewhere.......
Velociraptor Jan 2015 8:40pm, 10 Jan 2015 31,936 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor I don't go to Lidl and Aldi for the same reason. They're not cheaper enough for me to be prepared to put up with having my purchases thrown back into my trolley for me to take away and pack elsewhere instead of being asked if I need any bags or some help with packing And I've never bought anything there that I haven't been disappointed with.
Fragile Do Not Bend Jan 2015 4:36pm, 11 Jan 2015 46 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend I only go to Lidl for the occasional non-edible thing. They were good for some cheap running gear when I first started running - I was a size 20 back then, and was therefore deemed not to be a suitable person to wear most running clothes brands.