Trivial things that make you annoyed beyond expectations?

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Chief Broom

Veteran
Tracking that only tells you when the parcel has been delivered, not before.:wacko:
Hee hee very useful that...perhaps theres a religious significance intended ie your prayers have been answered and gods in the sorting office and alls right with the world...
 

captain nemo1701

Space cadet. Deck 42 Main Engineering.
Location
Bristol
I found a new annoyance today, I got a bus for a change and had to endure some t*at talking about the pizza his mate had just ordered and regular updates of where he was and when he would arrive. I'm a placid man but he came close to having his phone accidentally falling out of the window. Think I will stick to the bike in future.
I know exactly what you mean. It's worst with those having a 'domestic' with their partner and who insist that everyone on the bus should listen to their epic bust-up which is something Eastenders could do as a storyline.
 

CanucksTraveller

Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
Location
Hertfordshire
This habit that thick football fans on social media have where they replace a footballers first letter of their name with "P". I'm guessing to indicate some sort of disdain. Started logically enough with slating Ronaldo who famously seeks out penalties and scores a lot of them, hence "Penaldo".

Now it's anyone, no matter if they take pens or not... even managers are included. Parry Pane, Pack Prealish, Polskjaer, Puardiola, Po Palah.
What age are you mate, five?
 

Chief Broom

Veteran
The demise of the tomato... In a lab somewhere some white coated SOaB is engineering tomatoes that safely arrive on the supermarket shelves but are hard as hell and inedible. 'Cherry' tomatoes used to be reasonable but now are just plain offensive. Can it be that hard to get a tasty variety like 'Gardeners Delight' to the veg section? For sure there is a few expensive choices available but im not paying £2 and over a punnet. I look forward to when i can grow my own again and the supermarkets can go shove'em.....
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
The demise of the tomato... In a lab somewhere some white coated SOaB is engineering tomatoes that safely arrive on the supermarket shelves but are hard as hell and inedible. 'Cherry' tomatoes used to be reasonable but now are just plain offensive. Can it be that hard to get a tasty variety like 'Gardeners Delight' to the veg section? For sure there is a few expensive choices available but im not paying £2 and over a punnet. I look forward to when i can grow my own again and the supermarkets can go shove'em.....
Don't know why we can't have more home grown. No doubt the shortage of people to pick them these days. When I was growing up, there were tomato greenhouses just outside the village where many of the local women would go and pick them throughout the growing season. I used to love visiting my dad and gorging on his tomatoes straight off the vine. So sweet and tasty.
 
Location
London
The demise of the tomato... In a lab somewhere some white coated SOaB is engineering tomatoes that safely arrive on the supermarket shelves but are hard as hell and inedible. 'Cherry' tomatoes used to be reasonable but now are just plain offensive. Can it be that hard to get a tasty variety like 'Gardeners Delight' to the veg section? For sure there is a few expensive choices available but im not paying £2 and over a punnet. I look forward to when i can grow my own again and the supermarkets can go shove'em.....
Many tomatoes here are tasteless and rather lacking in fibre to say the least. I can recommend the tomatoes, of all sorts of shapes, sold in many if not most Italian street markets - may be a bit far to drag your panniers though.
 

swee'pea99

Legendary Member
The demise of the tomato... In a lab somewhere some white coated SOaB is engineering tomatoes that safely arrive on the supermarket shelves but are hard as hell and inedible. 'Cherry' tomatoes used to be reasonable but now are just plain offensive. Can it be that hard to get a tasty variety like 'Gardeners Delight' to the veg section? For sure there is a few expensive choices available but im not paying £2 and over a punnet. I look forward to when i can grow my own again and the supermarkets can go shove'em.....
Sadly looks (and hardiness vis a vis transport) trump all. There is an upside tho' - if you can find the right street market/stalls, they buy up all the gnarly stuff the big boys won't touch, so you can get fruit 'n veg that actually tastes of something after all. And as a bonus, it's half the price! Result!
 

Oldhippy

Cynical idealist
Many tomatoes here are tasteless and rather lacking in fibre to say the least. I can recommend the tomatoes, of all sorts of shapes, sold in many if not most Italian street markets - may be a bit far to drag your panniers though.
But a damn good reason to go travelling on the bike!
 
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