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It's probably been mentioned umpteen times in this thread but people who don't indicate! Particularly on motorways, that's just ***** and suicidal. I was following an idiot this morning on the M1 in his silly little Kia who was just prancing about from lane to lane, overtaking and squeezing...

People who don't leave you feedback as a seller on eBay! And eBay generally. Too many scammers, fakes and eejots.

The gap down the side of my seat. There's enough change down there to put down a deposit on a house! It's impossible to reach though :(

Does he work long hours too??

Love it! I'm so glad I'm not alone in this. He must have a fit when he needs to use the Shift key. Does he call for reinforcements? Does he have a person to do all his 'shifting' for him?? I just typed most of this with one finger... it felt so naughty :eyebrows:

Hahaha that made me laugh! Do you sit there trying your hardest to ignore it, when all you want to do is move him out of the way and type for him yourself?? It's not just one finger typing either, it's a proper JAB! Loud, repetitive, slow... JAB... JAB... JAB... ARGHHHHHHHHHH! Haha :p

The app itself isn't specific for air conditioning units, it's just an app in the Google Play store called Smart IR Remote that let's you control almost any device. I initially bought it for my TV but then saw Air Con units in the list of devices and gave it a go. That was my only problem...

I'm not sure without looking but it looks like the Mitsubishi MSY series units. It has a wired control unit on the wall below each air con unit but they also have their own IR port on the AC unit themselves. I've never seen a remote control in the office though so assume they never came with...

Haha this happens to me all the time! I work in construction so people in the office are constantly going out on site and then returning boiling hot from their big warm jacket and long walk. So the first thing they do is put the air con on to Antarctic setting! The problem is that they're sat...

I got behind a 320d a couple of months back, except it was a rare "M3" edition. It must be BMW's new range of ultra efficient M3's. I forgot to download it from my dashcam and upload it to ASN for a giggle. 320d M3... cute!

Finishing my dissertation and marking the end of a 5 year university degree. FINALLY! The only downside... no more four-day working weeks for me.

Dissertations. :banghead:

Stone chips!!! :( I heard a huge stone bounce off my car on the M1 this morning, it probably wasn't far off qualifying as a brick. I need to try and find where it hit later - I'm praying the windscreen!

DODGY HID RETROFITS!!!!! Nearly all the private hire taxi drivers in Leeds seem to have these fitted. Not only are they BRIGHT purple, but they completely blind you. You have to slow down sometimes when you pass one coming towards you because you genuinely can't see where you're going, it's...

It drives me mad. What's worse is when you've got a passenger or someone in your car who isn't conscious at all, and they just fling their door open into a busy road without checking for traffic approaching. My heart has skipped a few times from that! (And don't get me started on passengers who...

I feel vulnerable driving without any mirrors, I use them constantly - I like to know exactly where people are around me. I rarely folded the mirrors in on my old car (didn't care much for it) but did once, drove off with my passenger mirror still folded in (only checked my driver's side as I...

For the record: I'm not taking offence to comments here. Everyone's got their opinions and I welcome them, I'm just sharing mine too! :friends:

I'm by no means objecting to people's opinions, I'm just voicing my own too. My original intention was to try and understand whether or not I was in the wrong for using my foglights in the first place (as well as to vent off some anger - hence the section I posted it in). I rarely use foglights...

He wasn't just behind me, he was practically sat in my car he was that close. I probably would have turned them off knowing they were obviously causing a nuisance for someone, but he went about it the wrong way so to prove a point and not let him think he can go about things this way in the...

I did pull in to let him pass as soon as I could but he was keen to continue his arsey behaviour by following me bumper-to-bumper into the other lane, still flashing away. If he hadn't have done that then I'd have probably turned them off when he passed. After soon realising he wanted just be a...