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People at train/tube stations who do not realise you have to wait for the person in front to clear the barrier and the barriers to close before inserting their ticket
People who fail to grasp that standing in front of tube doors is a sure fire way of slowing down the people getting off
Anyone who cannot anticipate a traffic light sequence and be in first gear ready to go on green
Gorms who stand rooted staring at departure boards trying to get their single brain cell to work out which platform their train will be on
Everyone and I mean everyone on the road at the same time as me
People at train/tube stations who do not realise you don't have to wait for the person in front to clear the barrier and the barriers to close before inserting their ticket
People who fail to grasp that standing in front of tube doors is a sure fire way of slowing down the people getting off
Anyone who cannot anticipate a traffic light sequence and be in first gear ready to go on green
Gorms who stand rooted staring at departure boards trying to get their single brain cell to work out which platform their train will be on
Everyone and I mean everyone on the road at the same time as me
Cameron has just announced another flagship policy.
Thickos will not be able to claim JSA until they can tie their own shoelaces, remember at least half the cast of BigBro once it is down to two contestants and last more than 45 mins on 10,000bc without needing a Big Mac or going to 'check on their nan'.
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