‘Is there something you heard/saw/read once that now lives rent-free in your head?’ – 21 annoyingly unforgettable experiences

13.

‘I struggle to walk behind a bus without saying ‘Not behind the bus, Spotty’ from the Super Ted advert shown in the 80s.’
–Negative_Nancy213

14.

‘In the 1980s, David Bellamy explaining why it’s important to turn the tap off when brushing your teeth in order to save water. I’ve never left the tap running since.’
–Supasailor78

15.

‘A colleague (who was a vet) said that baked Camembert reminds them of sheep pus and since that day I can’t eat it.’
–DueBand5919

16.

‘A kid at school told me the lychee I was eating looked like an eyeball, 40 years later I still think of eating an eyeball whenever I see a lychee.’
–OneOfTheNephilim

17.

‘Mine is also about Gillian McKeith!

‘She told this bigger lassie ‘I bet you can’t lift that’ pointing to a sack of potatoes. The girl lifted it no problem, and it just shows how ignorant and uneducated ‘Dr’ McKeith was! A real doctor would have known that larger people are, all else being equal, naturally stronger than smaller people. We have to be, we carry our own bodies around all day, after all.

‘When I started doing weights with the help of a supportive coach, I was amazed at how much I was able to lift, especially with my legs!’
–UniqueTart6744

18.

”Skip to the end’. From the TV show Spaced, doesn’t work well when used with strangers or people you’re not friendly with but it’s great to pull out on friends when their taking too long to make a point.’
–WiggyDiggyPooPoo

19.

‘It’s just a random fact but I will forever know the kaleidoscope was invented by a Scottish guy called David Brewster because it was on an episode of The Chase when I was a kid.’
–Astonednerd

20.

‘Pretty much every time I go for a pee, in my head I say ‘Can I have a P please, Bob?’.’
–i_am_simple_bob

21.

‘‘You wouldn’t download a car…’
–R33Gtst

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