While channel-surfing the other evening I came across a programme called Room 101, where ‘celebs’ pick things and\/or people that irk and annoy them and banish them to Room 101 as per George Orwell’s novel 1984. \u00a0It got me thinking about my own list of things. \u00a0For those who are interested, here it is:<\/p>\n
Frank Skinner – the presenter of Room 101, the most irritating, unfunny bloke on TV<\/p>\n
Cyclists<\/p>\n
Cold callers<\/p>\n
Scan-yourself check-outs in supermarkets<\/p>\n
Any supermarket that charges for bags<\/p>\n
Drunks<\/p>\n
Mobile phone users on public transport<\/p>\n
Incorrect grammar, especially the use of ‘sat’ instead of ‘sitting’; misuse of the apostrophe; mistakes with they’re, their and there; less instead of fewer; amount instead of number and gotten. Urrgghh!<\/p>\n
The mispronunciation of contribute and harassment.<\/p>\n
Kaye Adams<\/p>\n
Coronation Street<\/p>\n
Stephen Fry<\/p>\n
Tattoos<\/p>\n
Spiders and snakes<\/p>\n
Children on planes and their parents who think the whole plane is entertained by them<\/p>\n
And Maxine Peake, who’s lost the plot and got her role in Silk mixed up with real life. \u00a0If she really thinks barristers are against the end of Legal Aid for any reason other than the end of their gravy train she’s seriously mad.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
While channel-surfing the other evening I came across a programme called Room 101, where ‘celebs’ pick things and\/or people that irk and annoy them and banish them to Room 101 as per George Orwell’s novel 1984. \u00a0It got me thinking … Continue reading