Passengers in cars with their feet stuck up on the dash like it’s cool,feel like shouting “oi fatty get yer sweaty feet off the dash it’s not your car”
Usually middle aged women black leggings t shirt tattoos and on their iPad or reading a soap mag lol
Weather presenters that tell you to take a brolly or what type of clothing to wear, use sunscreen lotion,get up early to scrape the frost off your car.
The phrases of pockets of frost and a touch of frost.
The use of the word wee to say small.
American word of like, used in the UK by young ones, they say like all the time.
Air passengers that stand up as soon as the seat belt sign has come off to get their over head locker bags, sit down you Muppets, you ain’t going anywhere fast.
Pointless and not funny TV people such as Alan Davies, mullet circa 1969, and Keith Lemon, not funny.
John Barrymore with his fake Yankee accent, grew up in the USA but puts it on to show off.
Chocolate rammed down your throat everywhere, garage shops.
Newscasters and reporters who cant seem to get through a single paragraph without using the word "robust". I cant recall ever hearing anyone use that word in real life conversation. “move, or moving forward” is another politicians favoured stock phrase that grates on me - almost like saying "ignore what a complete ■■■■-up weve made of this - we must now “draw a line under this” (there`s another one!) and move forward." Grrrrrrr!!
People (usually young arses) in pubs and shops that request things by saying “Can I get…”
Annoys the life out of me