What 'Really grinds your gears'?
- Thread starter DRxFelix
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For me it's the opposite
I find that if there's a web option and an app option the app or 'mobile version' can be limited. Obviously that makes some sense with the mobile version
I remember back when the internet was on a standard phone line, and when it started to be available on handheld computers and mobile phones.
There was a big need for limiting the traffic, but it still took a week to load a page.
With 3G & wifi as long as you get a decent connection then mobiles are majorly powerful devices in comparison to the past, if your phone contact has limits then an app may possibly restrict the traffic for you.
Personally I prefer forums using the web - either the apps such as tapatalk may not support all the features of the forum software, and to frustrate my old man personality apps make the web look and function differently.
The scratchy squeaky noise a cardboard toilet roll makes against the wooden holder.
Arghhhhhh..
People who sit at traffic lights or queues with foot on the brake because they can't be arsed to put the handbrake on.
Gypsy b#stards,who live in council houses and wreck them.
Arghhhhhh..
People who sit at traffic lights or queues with foot on the brake because they can't be arsed to put the handbrake on.
Gypsy b#stards,who live in council houses and wreck them.
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People who think that their hazards lights enable them to park like a ****
Unnecessary use of the horn, especially the knuts that think it is OK to do so in queued traffic, like the one yesterday morning behind me while the police were directing traffic round a flood!
Forums which when you navigate to them on iPad bug you to download tapatalk. Just, no, not ever.
Usually when I try change gear without the clutch and not Rev Matching...
But seriously:
People who get right up a 'Learners' arse when they are driving along, I mean everyone's a learner sometime, give 'em a break!
Slow drivers - 30 in a 50 etc.
(I work in Retail currently so...)
Customers who think they are above you (Snobby) because you work in a store they buy their items from, and just wont listen to you when you try to explain things!
@Dusty - 'nuff said!
But seriously:
People who get right up a 'Learners' arse when they are driving along, I mean everyone's a learner sometime, give 'em a break!
Slow drivers - 30 in a 50 etc.
(I work in Retail currently so...)
Customers who think they are above you (Snobby) because you work in a store they buy their items from, and just wont listen to you when you try to explain things!
@Dusty - 'nuff said!
And, whilst I'm on cars - people who are too stupid to notice the word "fog" in the phrase FOGlights!