Room 101

"You asked me once," said O'Brien, "what was in Room 101. I told you that you know the answer already. Everybody knows. The thing in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world."
Room 101 was the torture chamber introduced to the world in the novel 1984 by George Orwell.
Most people know this.
A lot of people also know about the BBC radio and TV series.
Over the years that the show has been running, the guests have consigned some of the most annoying things to the room; including cricket, Jeremy Clarkson, God and novelty underpants.
All worthy additions.
I have a few of my own to add.
Impenetrable packaging. Why does everything have to be wrapped up so securely that the only way in is with a carving knife? I'm a bit of a toiletries junkie, I love lotions and bath gels and all of it. Christmas day, I have a box of newly acquired supplies(not the one you got me Stella, that was relatively easy to get in to). First the ribbon around the box. Managed that one using my teeth. Then the box is sealed on each side. Each bottle is secured to the plastic tray with a sticky pad. Finally I have the bottle in my hand, only to find, a plastic seal around the lid too.
Four levels of defence for shower gel.
Television shows that force me to shout at the TV. I'm talking about you CSI, also looking in the direction of anyone who tries to do an Irish accent and don't think you are getting away with it American car ads. When the 'scientists' on CSI manage to grow up a pure fungus sample in an hour, the geek in me wants to punch them, or at least flick their ear.
American car ads, which we get when he is watching his team, tend to be either 'look how great this car is, you get 4 miles to the gallon' or 'this is the best country in the world and if you don't buy this car you are not American'.
Does any one know if putting your foot through a TV screen hurts?

I think this may be a recurring theme....
What do you want to go into Room 101?