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What really grinds your gears?

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Shortcut Cam Apr 2016 5:35pm, 29 Apr 2016 502 posts	Quote Pin Shortcut Cam We creep forward to prevent tossers edging in.
Shortcut Cam Apr 2016 5:36pm, 29 Apr 2016 503 posts	Quote Pin Shortcut Cam As Fleecy says all drivers are shit 😀
Shortcut Cam Apr 2016 5:37pm, 29 Apr 2016 504 posts	Quote Pin Shortcut Cam Just realised I'm over 500 posts. Why has this taken me 5 years?
idio May 2016 9:17pm, 1 May 2016 25,024 posts	Quote Pin idio Parents who let their young children run around a busy visitor centre screaming.
Gooner May 2016 10:10pm, 1 May 2016 13,299 posts	Quote Pin Gooner Children
CStar May 2016 10:52pm, 1 May 2016 5,686 posts	Quote 1 pin CStar I was going to say, except mine Gooner, but no you're right
Surrey Phil May 2016 10:58pm, 1 May 2016 1,431 posts	Quote Pin Surrey Phil Why do shopping centres and some pavements have diagonal-patterned coloured tiles or slabs? Children find these fascinating to follow, criss-crossing all over the place while people are trying to walk pass.
cackleberry May 2016 5:31pm, 2 May 2016 1,072 posts	Quote Pin cackleberry +1 for children. When they have a whole afternoon of the same programme on the telly, but they play the episodes in the wrong order. That bugs me, don't they realise they follow on from each other?!
Fragile Do Not Bend May 2016 6:00pm, 3 May 2016 788 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend When you have a voucher for £6 off a £40 shop and you get to the till to find your stuff came to £38.82
Wednesday Mouse May 2016 8:04pm, 3 May 2016 55 posts	Quote Pin Wednesday Mouse Speaking of children, parents can be just as bad. Especially the ones of the kids at the school opposite me, who insist on parking in the clearly marked PRIVATE car park to drop their sprogs off, rather than parking two minutes away round the corner where there's plenty of space. This is especially annoying when I'm late for work and prevented from leaving the car park due to the conga line of parents cars trying to get in. Grr.