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Not only was there a booking fee, but an additional charge to email me my ticket for me to print myself!

that is annoying.. also the ones that have a % for booking and admin.. i am sure a flat fee is correct

Neither are correct

With the page break, this feels like big news.

My thought, exactly.

This would be huge news, as I wasn't aware I was married.

But then I'll probably still have to change the password anyway.



Yes, and that's exactly why it's probably going to be left alone as a mild niggle that I just put up with

Gregory Porter's balaclava.

Straight out of the Profanisaurus.

First thing this morning I thought of something that really annoys, but I can't remember what it was, and that really annoys me.

A minor annoyance, but something I notice every time:

In a game on the Xbox One and want to go to the store? Press the Xbox button and choose the Store icon and you are taken to the dashboard, but not the store.

The trailer for Alec Baldwin's interview with Amy Shumer on his "Here's The Thing" podcast on Radio 4 Extra.

Christmas

The stupid 'Workday' mobile app always asks for a PIN code to be set up, which I duly do, but then the expiry for the PIN is so short that next time I come to use the app the PIN is no longer valid so I have to set up another one.... which is exactly the same number as the one from the time before, and the time before that.

Those fraction of a second jingles, accompanied tiny logos in the top right corner of the TV screen at the end of some adverts.

An Irrational annoyance.

I just found out that the number 11 bus in London (a place I have not lived for almost 25 years) last year changed it's Eastern Terminus from Liverpool Street to Waterloo.

This used to be my local bus, that I could catch to school if I was running late, and it was a really good way of seeing a lot London Sights for quite a cheap price.

It still goes to quite a few, but you don't get to see all the City of London Stuff any more (including St Paul's).

I don't why, but when something from your childhood changes like this, it really seems to hurt more than it should

(an Aside:

A few years back I was in London looking at Universities with my oldest Son, In between that, and watching T20 Blast Cricket, we did an ultra cheap sightseeing tour, with me as guide, where we took a Thames Clipper to the Millenium Dome, then the Cable Car over the Thames, Docklands to Bank, walked to Liverpool Street, and then the Number 11 Bus to half way down the Kings Road, where we met my Brother.

I think we had to pay a surcharge for the Cable Car, but the rest of it was essentially free)

Bags of crisps opened upside down.

To be fair, we all hate actual crimes against decency so that one's a given.