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What really grinds your gears?

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Chromey Aug 2010 8:59am, 11 Aug 2010 10,756 posts	Quote Pin Chromey Builders thinking it's perfectly acceptable to start drilling and banging next door just because it's empty, at 7am for the last four bastard weeks. Then being rude when asked to possibly start later. Twats.
Pestomum Aug 2010 9:00am, 11 Aug 2010 3,191 posts	Quote Pin Pestomum Why there are no trolleys in Tesco at 7 in the morning. Do they sleep?
B-Lass Aug 2010 9:03am, 11 Aug 2010 6,821 posts	Quote Pin B-Lass Isn't there's rule on what time they can start in residential areas chromey?
Chromey Aug 2010 9:05am, 11 Aug 2010 10,757 posts	Quote Pin Chromey 7am apparently. Fat arse was very quick to point that out which tells me two things, He regularly does this with sod all thought for neighbours and he's a bastard.
Chromey Aug 2010 9:06am, 11 Aug 2010 10,758 posts	Quote Pin Chromey As it happens, we're all up by then anyway but that's far from the point.
B-Lass Aug 2010 9:09am, 11 Aug 2010 6,824 posts	Quote Pin B-Lass I thought it was 8 remembering an argument dad had with them on our road. . I know horns are not meant to be beeped between 11pm and 7am! Get ur hose out your front door.. Tell him his attitude needed cooling down
chrisity Aug 2010 11:57am, 11 Aug 2010 9,497 posts	Quote Pin chrisity the expression "grinds your gears". this isn't the bloody US of A - use gets up your nose or pisses you off.
Wine Legs Aug 2010 12:01pm, 11 Aug 2010 870 posts	Quote Pin Wine Legs How about 'really ticks you off'? I love being British sometimes, it's so thoroughly pleasing.
GregP Aug 2010 12:02pm, 11 Aug 2010 34,357 posts	Quote Pin GregP Is 'yanks my chain' Brit or US? 'Gets on ones goat/twaddlers/twonk/nerves'?
Puddington Aug 2010 12:08pm, 11 Aug 2010 44,619 posts	Quote Pin Puddington I pologise for getting up your nose, Chrisity