Do any of these apply to you?

I am amazed that there are people who none of the above apply to. They all apply to me and I could add many more.

2 and 5

5, 17 and 18. Fitted sheets are a nightmare to fold

6. Cursive writing shows maturity, both in style and in knowing what it's called.
10. Bad decisions just produce bad results.
13. Copy and past into a new document before any changes, you can't remember making, are saved in the old one!
15. Every shelf in the freezer would need its own light.
18.Saying, 'What?', is ignorant. The correct word to use is pardon.
19. Yes, it is annoying when drivers try to cut in but one day that 'camaraderie' line of traffic could cause a head on crash to an innocent driver approaching from the opposite direction, then maybe you will not all be so smug together!
21. Always tell the truth, whether online or in real life, even in the face of gransnet 'Remainers'.

This made me chuckle. Thank you.

quizqueen

15. not if it's a chest freezer!
18. if it's a foreign voice that I cannot understand on the phone I say so & replace receiver, if face to face my usual response is "I'm sorry I didn't catch that".

Anja

7. Satnav as well, irritates me but I have to set it before I leave, gives me 4 sets of instructions before I reach the main road.

Superb list, made me laugh, especially No.8. Sure if I think long enough I can add a few more

2. Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you're wrong.

There is one thing that sucks more:
When you think of the perfect retort that would have proved you right... after the event!

No. 16? Avoid ghetto? I wasn't aware that we have ghettos in this country.

6. Was learning joined up writing really necessary?

Most primaries dont teach print writing at all now, its cursive from reception. Apparently it improves blending/reading/spelling as the brain sees the relationship between the letters rather than the letters in isolation, and compliments phonics.

Primary teachers are now told to use a cursive print font when typing things for the children

Anja all of them except No.5, I have finally mastered the art of folding a fitted sheet, and when you do you think it is obvious, why didn't you know this.

when you shout for the dog and call your 3 grandchildren before you get the dogs name right.

Most of them
I would add Why does my husband wait to he's in another room or half way up stairs before asking me a question and then loose he's temper when I don't respond.
8,10,13,17

6. Cursive writing shows maturity, both in style and in knowing what it's called.
Quizqueen; Hear, hear! I am constantly bewildered at the proliferation of "block" writing emanating from so-called educated professionals; my first reaction is to describe it as semi-literate even though the author is often a qualified "expert" in something or other such as "mickey mouse" degrees.
I believe "cursive" was banned some time ago, probably to help"block" fit in with current methods of communication with the outside world which are seemingly carried out via keyboards. I blame the "educationalists"!
Btw; Re; No 18 On a rather less erudite note I usually associate "Pardon" with a "me"suffix! "Excuse me" can be equally polite following an involuntary fart!
OoRoo

yes and definitely No 8. More to the point the writers shouldn't just say 'cancer' - it's a word for 300+ different diseases and is scaremongering for those who are diagnosed with perfectly treatable cancers

No5. A good friend once demonstrated the technique which looked quite simple. However, I still can't quite manage it.

I've found the solution to No.5.

Wash sheet and when it comes dry and fresh from line or tumble dryer, put it straight onto the bed. Removed dirty sheet can wait to be freshly washed on bed change day.

Loved and agreed with almost the entire list - and many of the suggestions that followed!

What is all this popptcock about No. 5. I've never had a problem folding a fitted sheet in my life ... it's hardly rocket science and I can't understand why anyone would find it difficult!

Enjoyed all of the points and can add to janes comment on No5. - there is also a tutorial on how to put la cover on a duvet.
I’ve never heard of anyone who had a problem with pillow cases?
Not sure about number 19. I do get very cross when I see someone trying to push in BUT I have been in an unfamiliar area and been very grateful to the kind person lets me in.
It irritates me when we have been given plenty of warning, everyone else is obeying instructions but there’s always one that chances his arm.

All very funny - and true.
Another one that’s dawned on me recently. My husband seems to think I’m a cheap version of Alexa. He keeps asking me things like
What’s the time?
What’s the weather forecast?
What day is it?
What’s on TV?
Anything on at the cinema?
Etc etc.
Or is it just conversation, lol.

Love 19!???

All but I love no 19. Always do this if I see one trying to cut in, having no eye contact of course.

Autocheck put a lot of words into American like missing out the U in favor in my essays for Uni ? So yes, always checked my work and saved it frequently ?

Really useful janeainsworth, I’ve saved the video! My one would be ‘Always keep a really impressive, highbrow book by the side of the bed. That way if you die during the night people will always remember you as being highly intelligent’.