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What really grinds your gears?

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Red Squirrel Apr 2016 2:58pm, 13 Apr 2016 19,091 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Yep Chris. I live in a long road where some arseholes park on the pavement. A wheelchair user regularly has to go out into the road and a lady with a zimmer frame. A twat with a big van parks on the pavement at the top of a junction making visibility bad for people coming from both ways and again, not enough space for a wheelchair user to get by.
Surrey Phil Apr 2016 7:16pm, 13 Apr 2016 1,397 posts	Quote Pin Surrey Phil Some pavement parking is allowed where I live although there must be at least 1.2m between the vehicle and the edge of the person's property; i.e. front garden. However, there are some people who are inconsiderate and still leave no space for those with wheelchairs and pushchairs.
Fragile Do Not Bend Apr 2016 8:15am, 14 Apr 2016 743 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend Its especially annoying when there is no reason to park up the pavement. I've seen it on roads that are wide enough for 2 lorries to pass with room to spare - how wide do they think their car actually is? And the people who park up the pavement in order to park on their side of the road even though there is plenty of room to park on the other side with the cars that are parked properly.
Wriggling Snake Apr 2016 8:50am, 14 Apr 2016 11,614 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake that was my worst annoyance, the people who MUST park outside their house. I Once had my next door neighbour come and knock at my door and ask me to move the car outside my house a couple of yards so that he could park outside his. Three things. 1 it was not my car 2 by the time he'd knocked at my door he could have got inside his 3 FUCK OFF
TRO Saracen Apr 2016 9:28am, 14 Apr 2016 12,681 posts	Quote Pin TRO Saracen People at work have started using those airline style cabin bags with wheels as the 'work briefcase'. Dunno why, but it annoys the hell out of me. The noise as they rattle down the office, the sheer bone idleness of it.....
ChrisThePuma Apr 2016 10:43am, 14 Apr 2016 3,287 posts	Quote Pin ChrisThePuma ohh that's a good idea
tonyp2604 Apr 2016 1:34pm, 14 Apr 2016 337 posts	Quote Pin tonyp2604 Talking about bone idleness. People at work who insist on using the lift to go up one or two floors - lazy b******s.
Velociraptor Apr 2016 2:51pm, 14 Apr 2016 33,679 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor People wanting home visits because they're housebound. Then being out when I call.
Wriggling Snake Apr 2016 2:59pm, 14 Apr 2016 11,622 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake :-), excellent.
OhMyFleecingGod Apr 2016 4:29pm, 14 Apr 2016 27,301 posts	Quote Pin OhMyFleecingGod That's simple to fix V'Rap. Just tell em that the only way they're allowed to get a home visit is if they present evidence that they're housebound to the surgery. In person. Voila