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By:
khyber kim
When: 31 Aug 14 08:51
Standing behind a women in a queue when her bill comes to £4.99p. Usually gives the cashier four pound coins then starts to count out the 99 p from her purse.

After 5 minutes counting gets to 97p, has no more change, then pays with a fiver anyway.
By:
Tony Broke
When: 31 Aug 14 09:07
As Im ill, presumably with some kind of nervous disorder, nearly everything irritates me. I get really upset even when im about to cross an apparently empty side street, only for a car to appear from nowhere so I have to wait to cross, this happens every time!!
Its not just irritation, though, most things make me almost feel like either crying or turning into the hulk.

People getting in my way when out shopping is another potboiler. Don't these people realise that I'm here now?
By:
sheppy123
When: 31 Aug 14 10:23
People that spend their dole money on drink and drugs.
By:
naydam
When: 31 Aug 14 10:30
People who walk their dog on their right-hand side.
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 31 Aug 14 10:58
Person in front of me at checkout always having an issue with their coupons.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 31 Aug 14 11:16
sometimes my odd neighbours. They just invited me to their cat’s birthday party. Like I have time for those weirdos on the same day my dogs are getting married.
By:
sheppy123
When: 31 Aug 14 11:51
LaughLaughLaugh
By:
sheppy123
When: 31 Aug 14 11:56
People that get influenced off films, like they're trying to act like the hero etc.

I remember after 'Cobra' in the 80s some people were walking around with a match hanging out their mouths!
By:
dimeless
When: 31 Aug 14 12:00
alan lee
By:
Deltâ
When: 31 Aug 14 12:08
since turning 50..



everything ...
By:
wit-ham
When: 31 Aug 14 13:11
Gnarley
I get the same every sunday morning
10.00 am on the dot,revs up the motor
as he's leave the street
By:
guinness2dear
When: 31 Aug 14 13:30
Mark Roe
By:
sheppy123
When: 31 Aug 14 13:52
Shane Richie
By:
Harry R Scrack
When: 31 Aug 14 16:53
The wife. For so many reasons.
The main one, the one that causes me the most embarrassment is the fact that she's in her mid 40's and still hasn't got a grip of the idea that when you shop you need to pay for the items at the checkout. I don't mean she shoplifts, I mean she gets to the checkout, lets the shop person scan the items and say the total and then, and only then, will my wife decide to look in her handbag for her purse. Then she will either search for cash or her card, via the decision to pay cash or card. All the while the queue grows ever longer and more impatient. Eventually she pays, then another decision does she want cashback? Oooh, hang on, I have a nectar card. Searches in bag again - despite having a card on the key fob
By:
trilby22
When: 31 Aug 14 17:00
Running out of toilet paper irritates my bottom & running out of beer irritates my mind.
By:
Facts
When: 31 Aug 14 17:03
Harry R Scrack    31 Aug 14 16:53 
The wife. For so many reasons.
The main one, the one that causes me the most embarrassment is the fact that she's in her mid 40's and still hasn't got a grip of the idea that when you shop you need to pay for the items at the checkout. I don't mean she shoplifts, I mean she gets to the checkout, lets the shop person scan the items and say the total and then, and only then, will my wife decide to look in her handbag for her purse. Then she will either search for cash or her card, via the decision to pay cash or card. All the while the queue grows ever longer and more impatient. Eventually she pays, then another decision does she want cashback? Oooh, hang on, I have a nectar card. Searches in bag again - despite having a card on the key fob



Leave her then !
By:
Percy Filth
When: 31 Aug 14 17:10
I have been behind your wife many times at the tills, Facts.
Was just going to post something similar
By:
Percy Filth
When: 31 Aug 14 17:10
Oh sorry Harrys' wife, you cut and pasted.
By:
Foinavon
When: 31 Aug 14 17:18
We all know Harry's wife (not in the biblical sense though).

She probably chats to the shop assistant too while the goods are being scanned instead of getting on with packing them.
By:
Percy Filth
When: 31 Aug 14 17:18
peopl'e putting apostroph'es in strange place's
By:
Foinavon
When: 31 Aug 14 17:20
When they have been scanned, she remembers that she has forgotten something and goes to look for it while holding up the queue. Finally. she needs a top up for her phone.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 31 Aug 14 19:20
Percy Filth    31 Aug 14 17:10 
Oh sorry Harrys' wife, you cut and pasted.


Facts should know better.

When copy and pasting, always put it in italics.
By:
acquiesce12
When: 31 Aug 14 19:23
when the self service checkout says "UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA", where there was nothing unexpected about itAngry
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