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Ultracat Aug 2015 5:01pm, 25 Aug 2015 11,268 posts	Quote Pin Ultracat People who park in front of my driveway and block my car in and they are only going to be 5 minutes
Gobi Aug 2015 5:28pm, 25 Aug 2015 57,042 posts	Quote Pin Gobi oh UC we have that issue as well. The other week I came home saw it blocked so parked my car and went to the shops. They were quite unhappy when I returned. It felt good :¬)
Surrey Phil Aug 2015 8:10pm, 25 Aug 2015 980 posts	Quote Pin Surrey Phil Borrowers who forget to return things.
Fellrunning Aug 2015 11:05am, 26 Aug 2015 1,486 posts	Quote Pin Fellrunning Someone called Bernadette Cumbersnatch who keeps complaining about people filming his Omlette on their phones. (As overheard during a "Whats the world coming too/when I was a girl" conversation between two older ladies on the train from Sheffield)
Derby Tup Aug 2015 11:24am, 26 Aug 2015 17,277 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Anyone called Cumber-anything? Where did that name come from? Dickens?
Duchess Aug 2015 1:04pm, 26 Aug 2015 6,064 posts	Quote Pin Duchess Blame the Celts: cumb/comb/coombe etc...
Jono. Aug 2015 1:35pm, 26 Aug 2015 2,799 posts	Quote Pin Jono. a lady talking about the devastating effect of type 2 diabetes on sky news and is filmed buying a chocolate brownie and a large packet of crisps from a cafe - love have a banana.
Red Squirrel Aug 2015 1:59pm, 26 Aug 2015 18,817 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Wankers on bicycles who pull out across the front of me when I've got my arm out to go right. I said to a woman this morning "What exactly were you doing there? I had right of way." Good job I wasn't going faster or we would've collided. I would normally have been going faster but some cars had slowed me down.
Shortcut Cam Aug 2015 5:47pm, 26 Aug 2015 342 posts	Quote Pin Shortcut Cam I once knew someone called Cumber. His nickname was Q.
WolfDancer Aug 2015 5:57pm, 26 Aug 2015 4,399 posts	Quote Pin WolfDancer Garmin customer service