Trivial things that annoy you

eisenberg1

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Jesus, they are something else, like something g from Killnascully, and only delighted to sound like a pack of morons, speaking in fuucking riddles.
"well I cant, but then nobody can so if anyone cant do it let me know and I will shee if I can do it"

Eating ham and cheese (easi singles no less) from the wrapper like a savage, at the very least he could have grabbed a roll/sandwich from his MACE.
"I love ****tin in front of the fire to warm my toesh"
"its ash clear asha sheet of paper".......words of wisdom indeed

Aaah c'mon, don't say I am the only one who was bugged by the O'Healy-Raes

Miaireland

I am sick of people giving out to me for doing my job.

SV

Miaireland wrote: »

I am sick of people giving out to me for doing my job.

If you're a clamper or a traffic warden then I'm sorry but you deserve it.

secondrowgal

Arawn wrote: »

What kind of modern day emergencies needs this ****?? who are you? McGyver??

Gokei wrote: »

I don't know who he is, but I'd love to see him in action

Or her, of course

Gokei's post made me sad...

Billy86

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Aaah c'mon, don't say I am the only one who was bugged by the O'Healy-Raes

On the ad there the younger one (don't know his name) is speaking to a group of locals, might be in a pub. It is genuinely the first time I have not been able to understand a word coming from an Irish person's mouth, despite seeing it three or four times now.

I had also forgotten about this gem: "In Autumn 2007, Michael Healy-Rae took part in the reality television show on RTÉ called Celebrities Go Wild set in the "unforgiving landscapes" of Connemara. He emerged as the winner having received the largest number of votes from the "viewing public". In June 2011 news broke of a voting scandal, for which journalist Senan Molony received the award for "Scoop of the Year" at the National Newspapers of Ireland's Journalism Awards. It was revealed that Healy-Rae had received 3,636 votes from a phone in Leinster House at a cost of €2,600 to the Irish taxpayer, the premium-rate calls being charged on a tariff designed to raise money for charity.

smeedyova

Deleted User wrote: »

I'll put up with the "hassle" of putting on a light and standing outside so as to avoid cold food. I assume you're one of those people who doesn't tidy after themselves in a fast food place.

That assumption is a rather ignorant leap. My point is that when one has paid for a home delivery one is rather stupid to stand outside waiting for it.

In a fast food place one does not pay for table service, therefore, yes, I do tidy up after myself. I do not, however, do work that I have paid somebody else to do. In this case, the customer has paid the delivery company to ring their doorbell and hand them a pizza. Standing outside in the cold giving directions is not part of that contract.

If the company hires people too stupid to find a house then I don't support their business.

Khannie

People going to the gym and doing f*ck all while there.

You don't gain health and fitness just by being present at the gym. Break a sweat!

saltyjack silverblade

When someone has committed a minor criminal infraction and justifies it by saying "Why don't they go after the real criminals?".

Lucena

SV wrote: »

If you're a clamper or a traffic warden then I'm sorry but you deserve it.

Yeah, wouldn't it be great if people could park wherever they want, whenever they want, without fear of any consequences.:)

MJ23

People who can't do anything on their own, or make a decision.

People who are unable to close a door.

The "butter" they use in most petrol stations, delis etc on your roll, is cheap margerine. Horrible stuff.

Dubliner cheese, made in Cork. Charleville cheese, made in Dublin. WTF?

smeedyova

Lucena wrote: »

Yeah, wouldn't it be great if people could park wherever they want, whenever they want, without fear of any consequences.:)

They do in Dublin.

beakerjoe

Khannie wrote: »

People going to the gym and doing f*ck all while there.

You don't gain health and fitness just by being present at the gym. Break a sweat!

Girls who go to the gym in full "night out" make up. These girls then proceed to just stroll on a treadmill. grrrrrrrrrrrrr

HansHolzel

MJ23 wrote: »

Dubliner cheese, made in Cork. Charleville cheese, made in Dublin. WTF?

Kilmeaden isn't made in Kilmeaden. Not any more.

homemadecider

Khannie wrote: »

People going to the gym and doing f*ck all while there.

You don't gain health and fitness just by being present at the gym. Break a sweat!

People watching other people in the gym. Get on with your own workout and stop staring at everyone else!

SV

Khannie wrote: »

People going to the gym and doing f*ck all while there.

You don't gain health and fitness just by being present at the gym. Break a sweat!

On that people who go to the gym and make out what they're doing is insanely hard. A man monster in there the other day roaring at the top so his lungs with every squat, he was squatting the bar on its own. Sweet Jesus!

Gokei

secondrowgal wrote: »

Gokei's post made me sad...

I do apologise. Why so?

RedFormanFITA

I haven't found anything trivial today to grind my gears.:(

Ted_YNWA

RedFormanFITA wrote: »

I haven't found anything trivial today to grind my gears.:(

people who are always happy.

michael.dublin

I really hate the alarmclock in the morning. this morning... every morning

camel jockey

People who go on about going to the gym. Wow, aren't you great...you tosser.

saltyjack silverblade

Before I even get to my desk today I have had 2 phone calls and 4 emails to look at for other people. Don't mind me, not like I have anything to do.

OldNotWIse

camel jockey wrote: »

People who go on about going to the gym. Wow, aren't you great...you tosser.

Indeed. When did it become so cool? The same people who use public transport and lifts instead of walking and taking the stairs. Whats that you say? 30 minutes fresh air and free exercise on a cold crisp morning if I walk to work? No thanks, I'd rather pay 300 a year to sweat my balls off with other smelly-balled b*stards :P

OldNotWIse

People who sniffle every ten seconds instead of using a tissue. W*nkers.

saltyjack silverblade

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Indeed. When did it become so cool? The same people who use public transport and lifts instead of walking and taking the stairs. Whats that you say? 30 minutes fresh air and free exercise on a cold crisp morning if I walk to work? No thanks, I'd rather pay 300 a year to sweat my balls off with other smelly-balled b*stards :P

I always thought you were a woman! :pac:
Well I never!

OldNotWIse

saltyjack silverblade wrote: »

I always thought you were a woman! :pac:
Well I never!

:pac: I am!...that's just what the smelly balled b*stards say

Knight who says Meh

RedFormanFITA wrote: »

I haven't found anything trivial today to grind my gears.:(

Well i find that annoying.

Khannie

homemadecider wrote: »

People watching other people in the gym. Get on with your own workout and stop staring at everyone else!

Better close my eyes the next time I'm in the gym, in case I accidentally see someone.

Khannie

The full make-up job in the gym, don't understand that at all. It looks so inappropriate and incongruous.

Khannie wrote: »

Better close my eyes the next time I'm in the gym, in case I accidentally see someone.

Yeah, big difference between noticing something and staring.

everdead.ie

Someone asks question.

Response Yes I don't know yes < notice the lack of commas.

eisenberg1

I may have mentioned this before, but a couple of years ago, in a sauna at local pool, there is a sign up PLEASE SHOWER BEFORE USE. women would come in, NOT showered (dry hair and smelling of Impulse), I did say it to them, and one said, "sure I will only be a few minutes".....It went on, one says to the other " I swear Mary, I just cant shift the last of the weight to get back in the sixteen" I am thinking, last time she saw sixteen, it was on a bus. It went on, "Honestly, even Easter Sunday, all I ate was ONE sweet" yeah, it must have been a fuucken three piece suite, ya big hippo (to myself)