Drivers who choose the outside lane at lights, wait till they turn green THEN indicate right, SELFISH BASTARDS :veryangry

These people need a high five, in the face, with a brick

Selfie wankers

Is that like taking a picture of your self while knocking one out?

Twats that run along side the riders during the Tour de France and other cycle races.

Yep, and with very little indication of your intentions beforehand

Cyclists. I'm never worried about cars or buses in London but cyclists are a menace. They speed along far quicker than cars and completely ignore red lights. Why they are not forced to be licensed and insured like other road users is beyond me. And to top it off, most of South West London and Surrey will be closed on Sunday to celebrate them.

They probably go home and bang one out looking at themselves, the self obsessed twats.

Hippies.

People who let their kids run riot in hotels while they get pissed at the bar.

In south Wimbledon there is a right turn only lane and the straight on lane can be quite busy. You get f****** w****** who steam up the right then indicate left and force their way it. Makes my blood boil, had 2 arguments so far.

White people will dreadlocks...hair looks really dirty and horrible.

People in car parks that drive up to the barrier then go to the machine to pay for the ticket. You know who you are.

Tempting though.

not if its the kids getting pissed :)

tempting to raise my leg as they go speeding past the front of my settee for the fifth time.

Having an office that doesn't have mains water, meaning everytime I wish to fill the kettle I have to go to another building and then return.

Going into my father's place of employment, and being told that I'm tall by every single person I ******* met. Yes, I'm well aware I'm taller than the average person, you don't need to ******* mention it.

people entering/leaving a shop, who suddenly decide to stop, blocking the entrance/exit.
Get outta the ****** way,....pr1x

People who walk straight out of a shop expecting the pavement to be clear and taking out the person already there who should have right of way.