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What really grates your cheese???
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21-04-2010 12:42pm#1Maybe it's just me but I find certain things some people say or do extremely irritating.
For example, a freind of mine and her husband constantly refer to each other as "babe" - Alright babe, what do you wan't for dinner babe and the likes. Now while this may not annoy most people, it really grates my cheese. These people are both in their 30's which makes it even more ridiculous in my eyes.
Next up is the use of the word "hun", hows you today hun, thanks hun etc. etc. While my friends may see this as endearing i say it as a display of scobiness, can just picture someone on moore st trying to sell me apples saying this.
Next one is "thanks a mil" - when your ringing a company and someone ends a call with this I think it's extremely unprofessional.
The D4 quiff/OTT black Eyliner, denim mini and uggs look also grates my cheese, especially when it's a chungone from fingerless or the likes trying to look too cool for school
People assuming that because your from the northside your automatically a scobie and know someone who can get you shot
PJ's in Public - nuff said
Non nationals in work talking to each other in their own language, this makes me extremely uncomfortable and paranoid.
Now this probably portrays me as a whingy biatch but I'm just curious to see if strange things like this annoy others
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Maybe it's just me but I find certain things some people say or do extremely irritating.
For example, a freind of mine and her husband constantly refer to each other as "babe" - Alright babe, what do you wan't for dinner babe and the likes. Now while this may not annoy most people, it really grates my cheese. These people are both in their 30's which makes it even more ridiculous in my eyes.
Next up is the use of the word "hun", hows you today hun, thanks hun etc. etc. While my friends may see this as endearing i say it as a display of scobiness, can just picture someone on moore st trying to sell me apples saying this.
Next one is "thanks a mil" - when your ringing a company and someone ends a call with this I think it's extremely unprofessional.
The D4 quiff/OTT black Eyliner, denim mini and uggs look also grates my cheese, especially when it's a chungone from fingerless or the likes trying to look too cool for school
People assuming that because your from the northside your automatically a scobie and know someone who can get you shot
PJ's in Public - nuff said
Non nationals in work talking to each other in their own language, this makes me extremely uncomfortable and paranoid.
Now this probably portrays me as a whingy biatch but I'm just curious to see if strange things like this annoy others
wooooaaa someone is in a bad mood :P0 -
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Maybe it's just me but I find certain things some people say or do extremely irritating.
For example, a freind of mine and her husband constantly refer to each other as "babe" - Alright babe, what do you wan't for dinner babe and the likes. Now while this may not annoy most people, it really grates my cheese. These people are both in their 30's which makes it even more ridiculous in my eyes.
Next up is the use of the word "hun", hows you today hun, thanks hun etc. etc. While my friends may see this as endearing i say it as a display of scobiness, can just picture someone on moore st trying to sell me apples saying this.
Next one is "thanks a mil" - when your ringing a company and someone ends a call with this I think it's extremely unprofessional.
The D4 quiff/OTT black Eyliner, denim mini and uggs look also grates my cheese, especially when it's a chungone from fingerless or the likes trying to look too cool for school
People assuming that because your from the northside your automatically a scobie and know someone who can get you shot
PJ's in Public - nuff said
Non nationals in work talking to each other in their own language, this makes me extremely uncomfortable and paranoid.
Now this probably portrays me as a whingy biatch but I'm just curious to see if strange things like this annoy others
what gets on my nevers is ppl who moan about other ppl, if it doesnt affect you why do you care what other ppl do, live and let live;)0 -
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People talking in the cinema as if they are at home.
People who their feet on other people's chairs in the cinema.
People who text during a film at the cinema.
People who pound up and down the stairs at the cinema.
People who eat popcorn with their mouth open at the cinema.
People at the cinema basically
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OutlawPete wrote: »People talking in the cinema as if they are at home.
People who their feet on other people's chairs in the cinema.
People who text during a film at the cinema.
People who pound up and down the stairs at the cinema.
People who eat popcorn with their mouth open at the cinema.
People at the cinema basically
How do you enjoy a movie , with all that going on around you:P0 -
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