Things that irritate you.....

[Joeboy69]

Business class seat sized people sitting next to me when in cattle class

 

[maumau]

Pronunciation of Johannesburg / Jo'burg as Jozi or Joey's.

Durbs, Harties, veggies

 

[saor]

dot kozaa

 

[Jings]

A weak rand and increase in cost of living.

 

[Johnatan56]

Fanny pack?

People who are scared of flying and are very vocal about. Also crying babies on plane, please no babies on the plane.

I had two babies on board (that I knew of). The one in front of me was fine, but the moron from ~15 seats back decided it would be good to come to the front and show the screen to the kid, even though there was a closer one behind them.
Can someone explain to me why everyone decides that the bathroom in front of one, even if it is 15 seats away, is closer than the one 2 seats behind one? I do not understand it at all, always causes a queue.

 

[AirWolf]

dot kozaa

+1000000000000000000

 

[Hamish McPanji]

People who add loads of zeroes on the end of a number without adding commas in between

 

[zizo911]

People who block walk ways in shops and malls.

 

[saor]

People who block walong ways in shops and malls.

What's a walong way?

 

[LaraC]

People who block walong ways in shops and malls.

Not knowing what walong ways are.

/snap

 

[AirWolf]

People who add loads of zeroes on the end of a number without adding commas in between

+100000000000000

 

[Johnatan56]

People who add loads of zeroes on the end of a number without adding commas in between

I prefer they add spaces.
100 000 000.00
or 100'000'000.00

 

[dualmeister]

When people ask for your wifi password instead of whether they can use it :erm:

 

[LaraC]

When people ask for your wifi password instead of whether they can use it :erm:

That is very rude and presumptuous of them.

 

[creeper]

When people ask for your wifi password instead of whether they can use it :erm:

21st century etiquette dilemma. When is the correct moment to ask for the host's Wifi password? The easiest is to ask the host's kids. They share it quite quickly

 

[creeper]

When people ask for your wifi password instead of whether they can use it :erm:

21st century etiquette dilemma. When is the correct moment to ask for the host's Wifi password? The easiest is to ask the host's kids. They share it quite quickly

 

[Ho3n3r]

21st century etiquette dilemma. When is the correct moment to ask for the host's Wifi password? The easiest is to ask the host's kids. They share it quite quickly

Normally the answer would be never.

 

[Agent_Smith]

That whip/ney ney song

 

[Johnatan56]

When people ask for your wifi password instead of whether they can use it :erm:

Can I use your WiFi and have your address?

 

[dualmeister]

Can I use your WiFi and have your address?

:erm: