Trivial things that annoy you Part 2

seagull

Telecaster58 wrote: »

This annoys you? Can't see the downside at all

Imagine Mary Harney in leggings.

Sadderday

Jake1 wrote: »

Gee pants.

camel toe / moose knuckle

eisenberg1

seagull wrote: »

Imagine Mary Harney in leggings.

Jesus Christ!!!! You would need omar the tentmaker for that.

LynnGrace

I was in a post office queue today and the person standing at the hatch was wearing white leggings with a thong underneath. It wasn't good.

jimgoose

Surely I'm not the only one who wants to throw things at the television during the intro to "Dragon's Den", when the presenter is introducing the Successful Businesspersons and they're there with their Terribly Serious, Successful Businessperson's Faces on them? Now hear this - you look like a pack of five-star, ocean-going, air-conditioned knobjockeys! I'm out!! :cool:

Fred Swanson

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SpaceCowb0y

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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As in womens underwear or what aussies call flip flops?

Sadderday

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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I wear them daily to avoid knicker lines but I don't get them either, I buy them a size bigger so they dont go missing and I dont have to dig them out every 20 mins but to look at, its just a lacy string that never sits right - full view of the big white spotty cheeks ......

I know why gals wear them but never understood why blokes like them, my ma used to hide them when they were on the clotheshorse at home... she said they would give me aul lad a heart attack

Oops69

Never thought I'd say this but I miss background music in lidl, the floor asssistants just f*** everything around , I know they might hate the job and it's minimum wage but they are noisy bastards all the same .

jimgoose

Sadderday wrote: »

I wear them daily to avoid knicker lines but I don't get them either, I buy them a size bigger so they dont go missing and I dont have to dig them out every 20 mins but to look at, its just a lacy string that never sits right - full view of the big white spotty cheeks ......

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Sadderday wrote: »

I know why gals wear them but never understood why blokes like them...

<Ahem> Sorry, I had a strange compulsion to jump through the window there - I'm back now. There's just something about that Two-Duckeggs-In-A-Carton look that appeals to a primitive part of the brain. Just roll with it! :cool:

waraf

LynnGrace wrote: »

I was in a post office queue today and the person standing at the hatch was wearing white leggings with a thong underneath. It wasn't good.

Really? Sounds good to me

Sadderday

jimgoose wrote: »

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<Ahem> Sorry, I had a strange compulsion to jump through the window there - I'm back now. There's just something about that Two-Duckeggs-In-A-Carton look that appeals to a primitive part of the brain. Just roll with it! :cool:

true, at least it distracts from any crack hair thats straying

jimgoose

Sadderday wrote: »

true, at least it distracts from any crack hair thats straying

What're you, a bricklayer?? :pac::pac::pac:

eisenberg1

LynnGrace wrote: »

I was in a post office queue today and the person standing at the hatch was wearing white leggings with a thong underneath. It wasn't good.

waraf wrote: »

Really? Sounds good to me

It was the postman.....still sound good to you?:D

Sadderday

jimgoose wrote: »

What're you, a bricklayer?? :pac::pac::pac:

.........pr'ick layer





sorry................. couldn't pass up that one

turnikett1

jimgoose wrote: »

What're you, a bricklayer?? :pac::pac::pac:

Don't all women have crack hair? I met some women who were self conscious about crack hair - I was under the impression it's completely natural and every woman has it. I don't expect women to shave crack hair just for me/some bloke. I can imagine the process is long and painful!

jimgoose

turnikett1 wrote: »

Don't all women have crack hair? I met some women who were self conscious about crack hair - I was under the impression it's completely natural and every woman has it. I don't expect women to shave crack hair just for me/some bloke. I can imagine the process is long and painful!

Hmm. You make fair point. I think I'll go do a quick survey around the office.

seagull

seagull wrote: »

Imagine Mary Harney in leggings.

nooooooooOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!!:eek:

Czarcasm

Jake1 wrote: »

Gee pants.

Christ almighty! :pac:

Note to self - stop reading Boards in public, you're only embarrassing yourself...

Sadderday

turnikett1 wrote: »

Don't all women have crack hair? I met some women who were self conscious about crack hair - I was under the impression it's completely natural and every woman has it. I don't expect women to shave crack hair just for me/some bloke. I can imagine the process is long and painful!

Your better off thinking that way I reckon,

at least if you get a surprise it will be a pleasant one

Fred Swanson

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Sadderday

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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au natural monday- thursday morning,

CarMe

Removing glittery nail varnish, urghhh

czechlin

Knicker lines, I hate them.

I'm more of the French style knickers kind of a girl but have a few thongs in the drawer too, they're ok but I don't see the fascination either.

kfallon

Showering and brushing teeth when hungover! It has to be done but my God the effort it takes to do both on a Saturday/Sunday morning is unreal!

Sadderday

Person I work with listens to all of my phone conversations... (work and personal related)

and asks questions... like when you ringing around for something and you hang up
'did you get sorted?'

or when your making sure your mothers ok and you hang up you get
' is everything ok, if you want to talk i'm here'

or if your talking to a customer and you hang up
'oh was that MR XYZ, I dealt with him before - hes lovely'

yet tells you nothing ever

Like f'e'c'k off

Sadderday

czechlin wrote: »

Knicker lines, I hate them.

I'm more of the French style knickers kind of a girl but have a few thongs in the drawer too, they're ok but I don't see the fascination either.

the frenchies roll a bit though and makes you look like you've two packs of softmints in your back pockets.... maybe I should buy them in my own size

Dramatik

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Gimme the microphone first, so I can bust like a bubble
Compton and Long Beach together, now you know you in trouble
Ain't nuttin' but a G string, baby....

Tasden

Sadderday wrote: »

Person I work with listens to all of my phone conversations... (work and personal related)

and asks questions... like when you ringing around for something and you hang up
'did you get sorted?'

or when your making sure your mothers ok and you hang up you get
' is everything ok, if you want to talk i'm here'

or if your talking to a customer and you hang up
'oh was that MR XYZ, I dealt with him before - hes lovely'

yet tells you nothing ever

Like f'e'c'k off

If you're making personal calls in front of people in work then you can hardly give out about them listening

A woman in work used to make a tonne of personal calls at work, it was as if she waited til she was at work before she made them, doctors appointments, collecting prescriptions, checking on family members, I'd be at my desk baffled as to how she thought that was appropriate

Depends on the work environment I suppose

Sadderday

Tasden wrote: »

If you're making personal calls in front of people in work then you can hardly give out about them listening

A woman in work used to make a tonne of personal calls at work, it was as if she waited til she was at work before she made them, doctors appointments, collecting prescriptions, checking on family members, I'd be at my desk baffled as to how she thought that was appropriate

Depends on the work environment I suppose

Yes it does and I'm talking on my lunch hour and I'm talking on my mobile phone plus if my mother calls me I answer and am not always able to run to a private place. Believe me I dont want them knowing my business