Things that annoy

[Xenophon]

Dont mind him Kathy.. he is all keyboard no action.

Hi tay. You seem like a cheeky boy. I'll show you mine, if you show me yours.

Are you the most unpopular person on here or what? Seems like a one-horse race to me.

[Pinto]

What's the matter? Not feeling well?

[tay]

Are you the most unpopular person on here or what? Seems like a one-horse race to me.

I managed to needle some unhygienic scumbags and have revelled in glory since.

[gadgetman]

The Tube:

1. Being squashed in like a sardine in a tube that's at sauna temperature and arriving dripping in sweat. Lovely start to the day.

2. People who don't know/ignore escalator etiquette. Its very simple:

a) Stand on the right unless passing
b) Pass on the left
c) Do not shove past unless point a) is being ignored
d) Do not stop and stare round aimlessly once you get off. Get out of the way!

Rant over.

[oracleslave]

The Tube:

1. Being squashed in like a sardine in a tube that's at sauna temperature and arriving dripping in sweat. Lovely start to the day.

2. People who don't know/ignore escalator etiquette. Its very simple:

a) Stand on the right unless passing
b) Pass on the left
c) Do not shove past unless point a) is being ignored
d) Do not stop and stare round aimlessly once you get off. Get out of the way!

Rant over.

e) People that get to the front of the barrier and then start digging in their pockets for their ticket.

[Xenophon]

I managed to needle some unhygienic scumbags and have revelled in glory since.

Good reply! I particular like the use of the word 'needle' as a verb.

[Katie]

People who feel the need to try and impress people all the time, arrogancy, rudeness, people who have no patience, fighting... the list could go on! But then again if we were all the same the world would be a boring place!

[tay]

Good reply! I particular like the use of the word 'needle' as a verb.

Thanks.. but dont think flattery will make me show you mine... or want to see yours.

[Bagpuss]

Not really. My wife is skinny. She's got a massive bump sticking out in front of her, and there's no way you'd have to ask the question. Plus she's the hardest working person I know - she works part ffs in recruitment, and is still her teams top earner!

Also she wears the badges, and she does ask, this has almost caused a fight once when she asked and the bloke (On chair next to door if you know the tube) refused to offer her a seat and someone else got very incensed (If I'd been there I would have clocked the pr!ck).

Best not make assumptions, either about my wife or reasons for this kind of behaviour - people on transport in London are simply rude.

I was on the Metro Link in Manchester today and people were giving up their seats for the old, and mothers, it only takes a few people having good manners to make a difference. I'm sure people do it on the tube too, but it's easy to get into the rush around blinkered mindset, bearing in mind some of the nutters you can see on the tube I guess it's understandable. I never rush even when in London, if someone is in a hurry I'm sure they can get past me. Chill mannnnn!

[SueEllen]

I was on the Metro Link in Manchester today and people were giving up their seats for the old, and mothers, it only takes a few people having good manners to make a difference. I'm sure people do it on the tube too, but it's easy to get into the rush around blinkered mindset, bearing in mind some of the nutters you can see on the tube I guess it's understandable. I never rush even when in London, if someone is in a hurry I'm sure they can get past me. Chill mannnnn!

Some people in London are nice and give their seats up for you....unfortunately they tend to be the elderly or those who have been injuried badly in recent memory and are glad they can walk.