People who think that being important is fashionable.

People who put outfits on their pets
You Tubers
People who are famous for being famous (take a bow everyone that's ever been on big brother...... or better still, b#gger off!)
Wigan rlfc
Middle lane drivers on empty motorways
Every driver who doesn't indicate
Nandos and people who say it's good
Cider that doesn't taste of cider
Dog poo in the street
Cyclists riding 2 abreast on main roads
Young women who go out with their rollers in
ALL reality tv programmes (except for the great british bake off)
Disney channel
People who can't just leave their bl00dy mobile phones alone for 5 minutes!
Tony Smith looking so damn smug all the time
Liam Farrel
Reruns of fawlty towers (it's never been that funny anyway!)
The price of a pint
Radio adverts
Getting funny looks when I wear a hat (NOT a baseball cap)

That's it for now!!

People calling Monday night, soap night

Nandos

My kids

Snapbacks vests and hurraches

Christmas

Other people's kids

Parents who never stop talking about they're kids

Shortar535
jobsworths
Zoe Ball
That lady's front pocket on Sky Sports who does Transfer Deadline Day, and makes the sale of a kid from Lincoln going to Bury, seem like he's just witnessed the Second Coming of The Lord.
Inconsiderate drivers/parkers
People saying "Oh, you've GOT to go to America/Vegas/Disneyland". I have as much desire to go to any of those places, as root canal surgery
Samsung products
Crap TV
Bloggers/Mumsnet etc

Tight underpants.

Whittling.

Wasn't he the new Ellery Hanley elect @ Hull the other year, and nailed on for MoS

OH,,,,
add to the list, sports commentators and no "crowd only" option

Players moving off the mark. It's been driving me mad since the beginning of SL. Very often it results in completely unfair offside penalties. It's as bad a problem today as it has ever been.

But worse still - repeat sets of drop outs.

There's something fundamentally WRONG with the game when a three-foot grubber kick can result in a team being forced to drop out under the sticks for a fourth or fifth consecutive set.

First of all - the play is rigged entirely in the kicking team's favour. Thirteen guys all moving forward with momentum against one receiver who very often has none. It's far easier to defend against the receiver getting over the try-line than beating thirteen guys coming at you with momentum.

But worst of all the rule penalises great defence and rewards failure. It's completely wrong to demand that a side which has successfully kept out the opponent on four successive sets (twenty four tackles) do it all again because the scrum half dribbled the ball over the line again (worse still when it bounces off his toe, ricochets off a dozen legs and then stops still three inches over the line).

Which is the harder task - a piddling grubber kick or denying your opponent a point on four consecutive plays?

IMO, if you can't score in your set(s) of six why should you be rewarded with yet another set?

Little s smoking vapes thinking they're cool.
Motorcyclists weaving in an out of traffic, over taking in single lanes.
Tall people (I'm short)
People who eat junk food and sit on their s and complain they don't know why they're fat.
Mickey mcllorum thinking he's 10 men
Roy Asotasi
Turds walking around in skinny jeans.......dick heads
Kids in general now a days
The fact I can't eat Chinese and pizza all day without gaining weight.
Roy Asotasi
Roy Asotasi
Oh and Roy Asotasi.

The way that referees occasionally ise the laws turning a law into something completely different. For example, the law was brought in whereby if a player offloaded after the referee had called held the ball could be given back to the tackled player for him to play the ball by assuming the tackled player hadn't heard the referee. This very quickly was ised to allow a tackled player to continue running after being called held only to be sent back even though the law wasn't brought in to cover for this. Yet when, as happened the other week, a player strips the ball after the referee has called held he isn't given the benefit and the referee gives a penalty.

Video referees that either do not know, or completely ignore what the word 'conclusive' means.

McDonalds drive thru.

Use of the word thru.

Incorrect use of the words There, Their and They're.

Rugby Yawnion commentators and pundits going absolutely crazy over a try when us more enlightened folk see similar or better several times a week.

Stevo.

Windows 8.

Noisy eaters.

Fans of any club other than Saints, wigan, Leeds or (maybe) Bradford singing 'It's always your year' (they're success over recent years has earn't them the right to sing it).

Preachy uber fans

The ridiculous increase in traffic when the kids go back to school

'Simulation' in RL

Parents who let their kids run riot

People smoking outside the entrances of buildings (including the hospital FFS)

RU

The amount of coverage that the RU world cup will garner over the coming weeks

People who walk around as if in a daze, or stop for no apparent reason

the bloke in the southstand who does that whistle, and his mate who was stood with him at the wigan game shouting "Die o 'Loughlin" during every tackle he was involved in.

Yeah, that is annoying.

Sgt Wilko
Rogues Gallery
Mugwump
Saddened
Ian Duncan Smith
UKIP
Stuart Barnes
Marwan Koukash