Trivial things that annoy you

OldNotWIse

Professey Chin wrote: »

Threads having to be closed at 10,000 :mad:

um.....what will we do when that happens?

Pumpkinseeds

OldNotWIse wrote: »

um.....what will we do when that happens?

Trivial things that annoy you part 2?

eisenberg1

Flyer28 wrote: »

I suppose you can if you can't think of any response other than passive-agressive behaviour.

Travelling in economy class isn't much fun for anyone now a days but being tall doesn't entitle you to extra space on the aircraft. Though if you feel a bit cramped, you could always try and recline your seat........;)

Ms Lauren, are you not supposed to be in court in Ennis as we speak:D

Mr.Prodston

Flyer28 wrote: »

I suppose you can if you can't think of any response other than passive-agressive behaviour.

Travelling in economy class isn't much fun for anyone now a days but being tall doesn't entitle you to extra space on the aircraft. Though if you feel a bit cramped, you could always try and recline your seat........;)

Well experience has told me that asking politely doesn't work, so being "passive aggressive" is probably better than being outright aggressive and rude to somebody

I'm not looking for extra space I just expect to have the space I have paid for originally not to be disrupted, whilst having the good manners not to bother the poor innocent soul behind me who is also not reclining their chair.

I had better stop or I'll certainly overstep the trivial mark :pac:

eisenberg1

OldNotWIse wrote: »

um.....what will we do when that happens?

I will probably ( along with a few others I will not mention) go back to therapy;)

Pumpkinseeds

We could probably form an anger management group:D

DB83

The incessant chatter about weddings in any office... engagement rings, venues, dresses... never-fcuking-ending

Uncle_moe

People using their phones hands free for no good reason.

Good reasons: you're driving, carrying stuff, have no hands.

dubstarr

Ordering a pint in the pub and it being put down in front of the oh.I wouldnt mind he was even on another table.That really annoyed me he thought it was gas.

RedFormanFITA

dubstarr wrote: »

Ordering a pint in the pub and it being put down in front of the oh.I wouldnt mind he was even on another table.That really annoyed me he thought it was gas.

Ordering a pint in the pub and it being served to you tomorrow, I know it's trivial but I would like my drink before my 90th birthday.

Czarcasm

dubstarr wrote: »

Ordering a pint in the pub and it being put down in front of the oh.I wouldnt mind he was even on another table.That really annoyed me he thought it was gas.

In fairness it's not too often you'll meet a girl who drinks pints. I do know one of my mates alright who lamps back pints of Guinness, but I don't go drinking with her too often... I can't smell a thing, but everyone around us thinks I'm the guilty party when she releases her noxious fumes...

"Tharrr she blows", as yer man says in Moby Dick!


EDIT: I can't smell a thing anyway because I have no sense of smell, but my frickin' ears still work, I can still hear it! :pac:

Laphroaig52

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

Well experience has told me that asking politely doesn't work, so being "passive aggressive" is probably better than being outright aggressive and rude to somebody

I'm not looking for extra space I just expect to have the space I have paid for originally not to be disrupted, whilst having the good manners not to bother the poor innocent soul behind me who is also not reclining their chair.

I had better stop or I'll certainly overstep the trivial mark :pac:

Fair enough. And don't get me wrong - I would certainly prefer if the person in front didn't recline. But by the same logic, I would also prefer if the seat beside me was vacant on every flight.

The question is where does the space you paid for begin and end? i.e. Does it include the fresh air in front of you or behind you?

I have no desire to inconvenience the person behind me but if I feel I have to sit bolt upright (with perhaps a reclined seat in front of me), then it is I (and only I) that is inconvenienced.

As I said, consideration goes both ways.....

dubstarr

Czarcasm wrote: »

In fairness it's not too often you'll meet a girl who drinks pints. I do know one of my mates alright who lamps back pints of Guinness, but I don't go drinking with her too often... I can't smell a thing, but everyone around us thinks I'm the guilty party when she releases her noxious fumes...

"Tharrr she blows", as yer man says in Moby Dick!


EDIT: I can't smell a thing anyway because I have no sense of smell, but my frickin' ears still work, I can still hear it! :pac:

Everyone woman i know drinks pints.It wasnt Guinness it was lager and i was dying for a pint.

El Guapo!

Well, it had a good run, but the time has come. The hamsters will drop dead soon if we don't lock this up.

And in case anyone was wondering....I still have that poxy spoon.


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