[Dave Phillips]

Noel Edmonds

[Rob P]

I'll see your Noel Edmonds and raise you Ant & Dec

Rob P

[TheFarmer]

When someone with halitosis is talking to you, and you take a step back, and then they move closer again.

When you slow up at a roundabout for someone approaching from your right, who isn't indicating, and then they turn left.

In fact, that last one just makes me seethe when I think about it.

[PeteSpencer]

:

When you slow up at a roundabout for someone approaching from your right, who isn't indicating, and then they turn left.

In fact, that last one just makes me seethe when I think about it.

Oh, the impetuosity of youth: I never make a move, if they're indicating or not, till I see them start the turn. (or not)

What's the bleedin' rush?

Peter (non seether)

[Paultheparaglider]

someone approaching from your right, who isn't indicating, and then they turn left.

As opposed to that Bliar chappie who did quite the opposite.

[skydriller]

Outside broadcast news journalists standing in the dark on the pavement outside a closed and locked building where something happened, a speech or announcement, about eight hours previously.

Or better yet, reporting about something breaking in Siberia, 'Live' from Moscow....or worse a completely different country...

[jayeff]

Reporters who flail their mitts about. If I wanted the news in semaphore I'd join the bleedin navy.

[Boxkite]

When you slow up at a roundabout for someone approaching from your right, who isn't indicating, and then they turn left.

Or worse; someone who is still indicating right when they leave the roundabout, as did a coach driver two days ago.

[Mr Bags]

Bad manners.

Especially:

People eating with their mouths open.

Drivers who don't acknowledge/wave/thank you/smile when you have waited for them/let them through etc.

[TheFarmer]

Women who don't say thank you when you do something chivalrous for them.

Like opening doors, or opening out the ironing board for them.

[kanga]

people with expressed 'pet hates' ?

[except about matters of palate, which is properly a wholly individual thing - but should still be expressed with tact and courtesy, especially to a host/ess]

[flybymike]

Like opening doors, or opening out the ironing board for them

And making sure they disconnect them from the aeroplane before take off.

[Colonel Panic]

People who are late; why is their time more important than mine?

[Rob P]

Sandals worn with socks

[flybymike]

I ain't showin' no-one my grubby verucca ridden toe valleys.....