What annoys you?

But only if it were fit for purpose ;)  (sorry, couldn't resist)

Those posters who 'EDITED on' and accuse WHFI for what it doesn't do.

 

You forgot about additionally causing blindness because to get to drive, if in park, you have to go through reverse.  Thus searing retinas with the reversing lights flashing on and causing panic to the driver behind, because they fear being reversed into.  It's really not that easy being an automatic gerabox driver.

Continued....

3. Jedward (Self explanatory)

4. Vic Reeves (Self explanatory)

5. Michael O'Leary (CEO Of Ryan Air)

6. Ryan AIr (thankfully managed to completely avoid all budget airlines)

7. Russ Andrews (Purveyor of the finest audiophile grade snakeoil - refer to ASA ruling: http://asa.org.uk/Rulings/Adjudications/2011/1/Russ-Andrews-Accessories-Ltd/TF_ADJ_49597.aspx)

8. Aggressive drivers who drive right up to your bumper in the 3rd lane when traffic is completely built up forcing you into the middle lane but with no where for them to go. ****ers! (Insert your own expletive)

9. Reality show 'celebrities'

10. 75% of British tradesman who in my experience are unreliable, incompetent, lazy and tax dodging. (The remaining 25% are usually complete gems)

 

That's all for now....

A part two........I like it!.....shows considerable annoyance.

Part 3.....

Need to get these off my chest otherwise I don't think I'll be able to sleep...

11. All the cr*pware that every application tries to install these days eg Babylon / Ask Toolbar

12. Tattoos especially the female variety which I call 'tramp stamps'

13. The software that the What Hi Forum uses

I'll be back.....

.....only if you get the software on a good day!!

After my train journey on Saturday evening....

People who clank their wheelie suitcases all the way down the stairs at train stations

Getting off a train is a single file affair - so those behind you  who try and get off the train quicker than you

It's because your insurance company are ripping you off. Go to Compare The Market, Go Compare, or Confused.com, you'll get a much better price. My insurance company told me last year (by accident) that they only offer good deals to new customers, never existing customers, so changing company every year is the way to keep your premiums down

 

IME once you've done the comparison if you then tell your existing co of the better price they'll normally match it. Mine is due for renewal now and I've had an odd one tho, where the same company through different comparison sites is giving different prices by over £100...

I found out when I put my details in to a comparison site. The company I was with, offered a much better price on the comparison site, to what they would offer me over the phone. When I told them the comparison site price, they told me that was to get new customers, and they couldn't give that to an existing customer.

Mine's due very soon too, I will do the same, and if I'm not happy with the price, I'll be going. I don't mind paying the same, or very close to it, but I'll switch if it's loads more.

Sitting at a roundabout with a queue of traffic on your right, someone turns left without indicating and you've just missed your chance to move.

Arrgh, ditto for break lights.  Does anyone change to neutral at the lights anymore?

People who park across two bays.

 

 

This happens with most things, service contacts, insurance policies, RAC cover, Broadband, the list is endless. It always pays to check what introductory offers are available when your contact is ready for renewal, then call the company and ask them why they value new customers more than loyal existing ones. You can usually get a deal (unless you try it with British Gas, they are pretty inflexible but who wants to use their expensive, rubbish services anyway) and if you can't, just go somewhere else where you will be a new customer and get the introductory offer. All these companies bank on you being lazy and not looking around each year.

Some additions... 

 

BT (the telco, not the band)

Tesco Momentum99's cost - V-Power it ain't, so why charge the same??

Fearne Cotton - less me / myself / I-related chat, more music, please

Chris Evans (nice car collection, mind)

Classic FM

Midsomer Murders

Sub-standard COTS website / forum software 

Linn Record's downloads pricing

Amazon - when it jacks up the price of an item I've placed in Save For Later

Supermarket checkout signage stating: Eight Items Or Less

Caucasian TV presenters / DJs who, when addressing an interviewee of African origin, pepper their conversation with "man", "bro", "respect", etc - eg, Zane Lowe, Jeremy Clarkson, Chris Moyles

Smartphone / tablet apps that stealthily drain a device's battery - eg, The Guardian's

Birds that pooh on my car

Passengers who slam my car's doors 

Passengers who've cadged a lift on a long journey in my car, and then have the temerity to request their iThing or CDs are played 

Tom Cruise

Insurance companies: How the hell do they quote you figure and then grossly hike the price at renewal, then once you call them for an explanation, they drop back to the original figure.

That's a real con! a lot of more mature customers wouldn't necessarily question the price....