What really annoys you?

[No Alla Violenza]

I have to get 5 or 6 a day. Imagine my pain

Dear God

I’ve gone into work and back today and yesterday on one, that’s more than enough

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

People that park next to you in an empty car park section

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Family gatherings

 

[Zed Car]

Being asked to accept cookies on every site you open

 

[JLW]

QR code online menus in a restaurant!

Drives me insane just give me a 'kin menu

 

[Zed Car]

Being unsure of where the line is between posting here or the minor things that make you fume thread

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Double posts......

 

[Rita_Poon]

The price of butter, went up by about 60 pence overnight, of course it's never fallen back.

churn your own?

 

[Vintage]

I'm on the bus going home and two men, one a Christian and one a Jehovah arguing who is right

Wheres that metro newspaper when you need it most

 

[Vintage]

That nearly all women dont find me attractive.

Well to be fair you look about 12 and quite aggressive

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

Elipses...

Ellipses.

Should be used to indicate something left unsaid, or to represent a pause. Can also be used to demonstrate that a direct quote has been amended.

Arl fellas using them at the end of every single post are simply showing their ignorance of grammar.

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

The price of butter, went up by about 60 pence overnight, of course it's never fallen back.

When you said butter’s gone up I thought you were watching Last Tango in Paris.

 

[RufusCat]

Ellipses.

Should be used to indicate something left unsaid, or to represent a pause. Can also be used to demonstrate that a direct quote has been amended.

Arl fellas using them at the end of every single post are simply showing their ignorance of grammar.

Isn't it ellipsis?

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

Isn't it ellipsis?

Ellipsis singular ellipses plural.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

Ellipses.

Should be used to indicate something left unsaid, or to represent a pause. Can also be used to demonstrate that a direct quote has been amended.

Arl fellas using them at the end of every single post are simply showing their ignorance of grammar.

I am an overuser adn an unapolagetic misspeller...
1. Omission of Words in Quotations:

• Purpose:
  When you quote someone but don't want to include every word, you can use an ellipsis to indicate the omitted text.
  
  
• Placement:
  Enclose the ellipsis with spaces on either side: "The quick brown ... jumped over the lazy dog."
  
  
• Ending Punctuation:
  If you omit words at the end of a sentence, use a period followed by the ellipsis: "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. ...". If you omit the end of a quoted sentence, use a period before the ellipsis: "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog...".
  
  
• Four Dots:
  If you omit a full sentence or more within a quotation, use four dots ( . . . .).
  
  
• Example:
  According to the Chicago Manual of Style, "The quick brown ... jumped over the lazy dog."
  

2. Pauses and Hesitations:

• Purpose: In dialogue or narrative, ellipses can suggest a pause, hesitation, or a trailing off of thought.
• Placement: Enclose the ellipsis with spaces on either side: "I... I don't know."
• Example: "She looked at me and said, 'Lots of people think they can hunt werewolves. When they finally find one ...' She never finished that sentence, but she didn't need to."
  

3. Incomplete Thoughts:

• Purpose: Ellipses can indicate a thought that is unfinished or left unsaid.
  
  
• Placement: Enclose the ellipsis with spaces on either side: "If only... it had been different."
  
  
• Example: "The old huntress looked at me and said, 'Lots of people think they can hunt werewolves. When they finally find one ...' She never finished that sentence, but she didn't need to,"