What annoys you?

[rossoneri]

People who use your space when put luggage into the overhead compartment

[Alan_Noonan_10]

Getting double charged by your hotel then trying to recover the money. Not sure why the good people at MasterCard prefer to distance themselves from providing assistance when I used their payment conveyance to make the transaction. The 2nd charge should be considered as an unauthorised transaction, surely? It’s as if they have nothing at all to do with anything.

Copped a dodgy bill at our hotel in Krakow (something that should have been signed for, but was someone else). They wouldn’t listen to me at the hotel but reported to NAB soon as I got back. They refunded it immediately, then the hotel refunded it too, but NAB then reversed the original. Only time I’ve ever had to do it, but no complaints with the bank.

[wimmera1]

It seems to me that planes now have three overheads for every four seats.
I don’t see how that can work.

[CyberBomber]

Point is you shouldn’t fill up the space above someone else’s seat. Happened to me a week ago.

[tinhillterror]

If you flyboften you’ll start to spot all the scum that do this. They don’t pay for excess baggage, then bring multiple bags, then put them all in the lockers above.

Qantas is ok, cause if you fly often you get to board first, so room for bags, and it’s mostly business people who tend to pack light and ‘get it’ when it comes to bag placement AND NOT PUTTING THEIR SEAT BACK!!!

Virgin, I am absolutely sure their overhead lockers are smaller, but they board the ruffnecks pretty early and they bring all their luggage on and then put their seat back.

I swear, one day I will deliver an airport/air travel rant that will go down in Blitz history.

[Deckham]

On a similar note… I can’t stand it when I arrive home and someone has parked their car in front of my house. I understand it’s public space, but it still ■■■■■ me.

[tinhillterror]

I’m getting my rant on…

When you get off the plane and wait for bags, you stand a metre or two back from the carosel so you can see a bit each way.

Then some Fark stick appears out of no where and Stands. Right. In. Front. Of. You. Notwithstanding there is a further 200m of baggage carousel snaking its way around, they choose to stand. Right. There.

Sometimes I think I’m being trolled by a higher power.

[Deckham]

Bex, man.

[handypoint]

Internet outrage.

but then again that would make this thread a little bit ironic.

[Jefferson]

I find it more annoying if it’s a neighbour. We’ve got an unspoken agreement with the neighbours next door that we don’t park in front of each other’s houses, but then you get a farkstick from the other side who does it.

[Deckham]

I find it more annoying if it’s a neighbour. We’ve got an unspoken agreement with the neighbours next door that we don’t park in front of each other’s houses, but then you get a farkstick from the other side who does it.

Yep, happens to me also.
My place is on a convex corner, the neighbour’s is at a ‘T’ intersection also. So the neighbour’s kids don’t like parking in front of their place because they’ve been swiped before. As I told them - it’s your car or my car, and I live ‘here’.

[BLOODSTAINED_DEVILS]

Feeling like you’ve still got your sunglasses sitting on your head, … for fkng hours after you took them off.

[swooper]

On a similar note… I can’t stand it when I arrive home and someone has parked their car in front of my house. I understand it’s public space, but it still ■■■■■ me.

I’m in an apartment with an off street car space. The space fronts on to the street and I often come home to find cars parked there instead of on the street. This has happened over whole weekends, but often it’s people picking up kids from a child care place a couple of doors down. Can’t clamp them or have them towed, been told the only thing I can do is to park behind them and block them in.

[Deckham]

On a similar note… I can’t stand it when I arrive home and someone has parked their car in front of my house. I understand it’s public space, but it still ■■■■■ me.

I’m in an apartment with an off street car space. The space fronts on to the street and I often come home to find cars parked there instead of on the street. This has happened over whole weekends, but often it’s people picking up kids from a child care place a couple of doors down. Can’t clamp them or have them towed, been told the only thing I can do is to park behind them and block them in.

Get yourself some stickers:

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[swooper]

To put on their car? Like ‘Inconsiderate Arsewipe on Board’?

[Darli]

Exactly. Right across the windscreen on the drivers side.

[Kj_11]

On a similar note… I can’t stand it when I arrive home and someone has parked their car in front of my house. I understand it’s public space, but it still ■■■■■ me.

I’m in an apartment with an off street car space. The space fronts on to the street and I often come home to find cars parked there instead of on the street. This has happened over whole weekends, but often it’s people picking up kids from a child care place a couple of doors down. Can’t clamp them or have them towed, been told the only thing I can do is to park behind them and block them in.

Is it your place? Get yourself one of these, seen them at some serviced apartments one time, just like having a gate.

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[hambo]

Doesn’t anybody slash tyres anymore?

[Deckham]

Some do. Watch carefully.

[wimmera1]