You know what really grinds my gears?

[Eamonnca1]

"What happens next will amaze you."

Red circles or arrows drawn on pictures.

Clickbait ruses in general.

[Eamonnca1]

Brussel sprouts

[eddie d]

-ipads, tablets and smartphones and trying to talk to someone with their head stuck in one of them

-people asking for the wifi number when they go into your house or a pub

-the fact that you cannot go into Tesco and pay for a product(that is not in the store yet) and get it delivered to the shop, if you do not have click and collect.

[Franko]

Couple of board related items...

Describing something as akin to turkeys voting for Christmas

The Tony Fearon wrong hotel date saga... it's not funny any more people...

[ziggysego]

The Tony Fearon wrong hotel date saga... it's not funny any more people...

Haven't seen it mention in a long time.

That said, I'm still laughing

[muppet]

Couple of board related items...

Describing something as akin to turkeys voting for Christmas

The Tony Fearon wrong hotel date saga... it's not funny any more people...

It is a true classic.

[brokencrossbar1]

Couple of board related items...

Describing something as akin to turkeys voting for Christmas

The Tony Fearon wrong hotel date saga... it's not funny any more people...

It is a true classic.

It's a timeless classic, just like this

[LeoMc]

-ipads, tablets and smartphones and trying to talk to someone with their head stuck in one of them

-people asking for the wifi number when they go into your house or a pub

-the fact that you cannot go into Tesco and pay for a product(that is not in the store yet) and get it delivered to the shop, if you do not have click and collect.

People walking along (or worse driving along) using the speakerphone option on their handset to conduct a phone call.
Using the speakerphone does not make it hands free if you are holding it.
They only do it on the Apprentice so the viewers can hear both ends of the call.

[JoG2]

Donegal drivers, brutal

[Denn Forever]

The pronouncing or stressing  of the "-Ing" at the end of words.

[mikehunt]

The pronouncin or stressin  of the "-Ing" at the end of words.

Fixed that for you. 

[muppet]

The pronouncing or stressing  of the "-Ing" at the end of words.

Yea like Ming.

M would be better.

[eddie d]

-ipads, tablets and smartphones and trying to talk to someone with their head stuck in one of them

-people asking for the wifi number when they go into your house or a pub

-the fact that you cannot go into Tesco and pay for a product(that is not in the store yet) and get it delivered to the shop, if you do not have click and collect.

People walking along (or worse driving along) using the speakerphone option on their handset to conduct a phone call.
Using the speakerphone does not make it hands free if you are holding it.
They only do it on the Apprentice so the viewers can hear both ends of the call.

I don't know if you are agreeing with me or not but my first point was referring to someone on the phone in the same room as me, and not a phonecall

[LeoMc]

-ipads, tablets and smartphones and trying to talk to someone with their head stuck in one of them

-people asking for the wifi number when they go into your house or a pub

-the fact that you cannot go into Tesco and pay for a product(that is not in the store yet) and get it delivered to the shop, if you do not have click and collect.

People walking along (or worse driving along) using the speakerphone option on their handset to conduct a phone call.
Using the speakerphone does not make it hands free if you are holding it.
They only do it on the Apprentice so the viewers can hear both ends of the call.

I don't know if you are agreeing with me or not but my first point was referring to someone on the phone in the same room as me, and not a phonecall

Mine was referring to people making calls. I tagged my reply to yours as it was a phone related gripe.

[theskull1]

The days and weeks after a password change