Most inconsiderate or annoying person you have come across in a social setting?

Daqster

I thought I had seen my share of knob jockies but yesterday beats the bloody band.

Went to see The Wolf of Wall Street in Screen 1 in the Savoy last night. Arrived early so we could get some decent seats that we wouldn't need to have to clamber over people should we need to use the facilities (the bog) during the film and just as the curtain was opening, this couple staggers in to the auditorium (the room with the big screen), clearly three sheets to the wind, shouting to themselves ('Ah heoire, ya know em, he was in Can Ya Catch Me an Titanic' and.. where ya goin? Sit heoire..sush now' ~ Yeah, yeah, I know him, yeah, focking good actor too so he is... I thank God as they decide to sit what appears to me far enough from us that should they chatter, we won't be bothered by them.. oh how wrong I was.

From the moment it starts this guy starts loudly narrating the film. Laughing at ever joke and then needlessly telling his girlfriend why it was funny. So loudly that everyone on the left side of the cinema was glancing over at him. He keeps doing this, and also talking away in full voice during the quiet parts, for around an hour, and then the fun really started.. he fell asleep and we were all treated to what without doubt must be Ireland's loudest snorer! The whole of Savoy 1 was loudly laughing at this guy.

It was like he planned it as the loudest snores were during quiet and intense scenes where the snoring just seemed to even more intensified as a result. His girlfriend tried to wake him dozens of times, and managed to quieten him for chunks of ten minutes here and there but in the end she just sunk in her chair with mortification and he was fast asleep still when the film finished and also as everyone was leaving.

What really surprised me is that not one person near this guy told him to shush the fcuk up. I would have went out and told the manager but tbh, the film was so good I really didn't want to miss anymore than I was already missing.

So, that would me my choice for 'most inconsiderate person' at a social event, what's yours?

Mint Aero

Skobes at any social event.

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or \thread.

whichever one it is ye nerds.

and you didnt tell him to ' shut the **** up....' why?? :P

Ironman76

That would have driven me mad, don't know how you managed to enjoy the movie. If there's a movie I really want to see I always go in the morning. Its never full and never seems to have any inconsiderate Fn Cts. Hate these people.

LOVED TWOWS by the way, superb

SilverScreen

14/15 year old girls talking and laughing among each other in the cinema when everyone else is trying to watch the movie. Please keep it down a little bit (translation: omgz plz kp it dwn a lil bit).

Mint Aero wrote: »

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or \thread.

whichever one it is ye nerds.

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suicide_circus

the guy with a guitar at a house party.

rolliepoley

that not one person near this guy told him to shush the fcuk up.

These windy fcukers.

SeaFields

Out for dinner last night with herself and ended up next to a table which had an absolute cnut of a woman who was intent on complaining about EVERTHING to the staff. Even making comments across our table to the staff member serving us, with one of them stupid celtic tiger borne accents. Gimme strength! :mad:

SilverScreen

suicide_circus wrote: »

the guy with a guitar at a house party.

Even worse, the guy with a guitar at a house party who knows nothing but Oasis songs.

Daqster

Second choice..

Girl at swinger's party who said she didn't like facials.

Oops.

wazky

Jake1 wrote: »

and you didnt tell him to ' shut the **** up....' why?? :P

Because someone else should have done of course.

gg2

Was at riverdance yesterday, these 2 knobs stroll in 20 minutes after it started, start arguing loudly right beside us that someone is in their seats (in fairness a couple, whose original seats had them sitting apart, took their seats) make the couple move then sit and chat the whole way through the rest of the show... Sh1t like "I'm dreading trying to get out of here, it's packed" and "Its very warm in here isn't it" completely pointless drivel. This was at the top of their voices, as if they were trying to speak above the music. I wanted to say something but the OH told me there was no point, they could be the type to carry on it just to annoy me and to be fair that was exactly my fear, they clearly had no consideration for anyone else anyway.

Also dopey young ones that get on the train/bus down the country to head back to college in Dublin and start yapping in their Hills accent... Gets right on my tits

Chucken

Mint Aero wrote: »

Skobes at any social event.

/thread.

or \thread.

whichever one it is ye nerds.

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Daqster

wazky wrote: »

Because someone else should have done of course.

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Daqster wrote: »

I would have went out and told the manager but tbh, the film was so good I really didn't want to miss anymore than I was already missing.

Czarcasm

The inconsiderate, annoying fcuk with a camera phone -

"I'm uploading these to Facebook..."


Fcuk away from me and let me enjoy my night without it being recorded all over that shìt!

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

The pished aul ones at every wedding I've ever been to who tries to get all the men to get up and dance with her.

MW2FAN

all teenage girls thinking they can see on facebook

Daqster

To add balance, I was once the most annoying person at a social event.

Was in the Olympia seeing a play and as there was not going to be an interval and I was attending it only because the person I was with wanted to see it, I bought a large JD with lots of ice (may have been a triple) just so I can tolerate the the next two hours. Seats were in the Circle, four or five rows up and people back when this place was built must have all been midgets as the seats are primary school size.

Anyway, I was fidgeting about trying to get comfortable, tucking my elbows in a little so my legs could stretch somewhat and as there are no drink holders, was also holding the drink in my right hand, gently resting it on my knee, but then my foot got caught in the gap between the seat in front of me and the step running along the back of it. I tried twisting it out but it wouldn't budge and so I shifted my hip and pulled and it worked. My foot shot loose (just as the opening lines of the play were being spoken) but my knee also jerked forward at the same time, resulting it the JD and ice tipping forward and down the back of this lovely lady's dress it did go

Glass, ice, drink, the whole thing and she shirked, so loudly the actors looked upwards momentarily, mid lines. I apologized profussily and it was graciously accepted by her much to her credit. Not a chance I would have done the same if it happened to me. Not that I wear a dress to the theater but for the rest of the play I just face palmed myself with sheer mortification.

Tasden

The drunk crier, always one girl who ends up sobbing in the bathroom and you have to look after them for the night because you made the mistake of trying to cheer her up rather than leave her alone like everyone else has learned to do after the 1000th time

Knob Longman

rolliepoley wrote: »

that not one person near this guy told him to shush the fcuk up.

These windy fcukers.

Cowards..

rawn

Was at a gig in the Olympia a while back. Was sitting in the upper circle so had a fairly decent view of what seemed like every second person with their phones out recording the whole gig. Not even watching it, just recording it as if to say "oh I'll just watch it later". What's the point!?! A group of girls a few rows in front of me took selfies during every song. Dunno if it qualifies as inconsiderate but was definitely fkn irritating.

arse..biscuits

I asked a load mouth lady if she could please keep it down a bit at a comedy gig a few weeks back. Holy moly did she not keep it down, IS HE FOR F*CKING SERIOUS etc. I would have moved but it was in Vicar Street and full so not an option.

Tasden

rawn wrote: »

Was at a gig in the Olympia a while back. Was sitting in the upper circle so had a fairly decent view of what seemed like every second person with their phones out recording the whole gig. Not even watching it, just recording it as if to say "oh I'll just watch it later". What's the point!?! A group of girls a few rows in front of me took selfies during every song. Dunno if it qualifies as inconsiderate but was definitely fkn irritating.

The last concert I was at a couple spent the whole thing kissing while one of them held the phone up recording it, baffling

Daqster

rawn wrote: »

A group of girls a few rows in front of me took selfies during every song. Dunno if it qualifies as inconsiderate but was definitely fkn irritating.

Oh you better believe it counts. Those clowns need slapping, they ruin concerts. Was at Billy Joel and during Piano Man three people standing in front of us, took a phone call, turned around and starting jumping up and down, screaming and waving to people in the balcony 'Can you see us?!? Can you! Yeah, yeah, it's amazing, he'a amazing'. They must have been told to stfu by twenty people but they just ignored everyone and then when they hung up.. they rolled their eyes at us!

Galwayguy35

A work xmas party a few years ago and this asshole beside me was giving the waiting staff grief the whole time, they were super polite to him no matter what he said and complained about.

Better people than me, this is one reason I could never do that kinda work.

MJ23

I always get annoyed in Lidl and Aldi. When at the check out and you have your stuff on the conveyor belt, and the idiot behind you leans in over your shoulder to grab the 'next customer please' thing. Can you not just wait you prick, I'm not going to run out the door with your punnet of cherry tomatoes.

A Brad Maddox Guy

Some group of fellas decided to add in their own loud freestyle singing (if you can even call it that) during Piggy at Nine Inch Nails in Belfast. Completely ruined the atmosphere of the song

rubberdiddies

MJ23 wrote: »

I always get annoyed in Lidl and Aldi. When at the check out and you have your stuff on the conveyor belt, and the idiot behind you leans in over your shoulder to grab the 'next customer please' thing. Can you not just wait you prick, I'm not going to run out the door with your punnet of cherry tomatoes.

When at the checkout in Lidl or Aldi and the fool in front gets annoyed simply because you lean over their precious groceries to get the 'next customer please' thing, simply to keep things moving so everyone gets through as fast as possible!

Foxhound38

I'm not sure if it's a social "event" but the little scrotes that blast their sh*te music from their phones while on public transport. BUY A PAIR OF EARPHONES - the rest of us don't have our train journey made any less long by the addition of Tiesto to proceedings :mad:

seannash

rubberdiddies wrote: »

When at the checkout in Lidl or Aldi and the fool in front gets annoyed simply because you lean over their precious groceries to get the 'next customer please' thing, simply to keep things moving so everyone gets through as fast as possible!

how does it make it faster?

Raminahobbin

I was 2 people from the barrier at Bjork at EP last year, and some pillheads decided to stand directly behind us.

They were off their face, and kept smashing into us as they danced and whooped and 'felt the music'. I know it's to be expected, at a music festival, at the front, at Bjork, and I knew that when I picked my spot- but it was the ridiculous exuberance with which they kept falling into me and nearly knocking me over, and the waving hands directly above my head that kept hitting me that I couldn't take. Their cheery drug-induced attitude didn't help either- every time I told them to stop bashing into me, they just smiled and hugged me. I told the one sober friend that if he didn't move them the F**K away from me (they kept following us as we moved away) I was going to start punching, which thankfully worked.

rubberdiddies

Tongue in cheek, hence the smiley!

However I'm not that easily annoyed that when a person behind me in the queue leans in to get the sign, I give a tut tut to myself.

I'd be annoyed if someone got annoyed about that!

Mickey H

suicide_circus wrote: »

the guy with a guitar at a house party.

There's always one bastard who brings a Guitar to a party.

FizzleSticks

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When the person in front of you in lidl or aldi doesn't put a next customer thingy at the end of their groceries

cmore123

People talking very loudly on their mobiles in public....wanna slap them.....

Diabhal Beag

SilverScreen wrote: »

Even worse, the guy with a guitar at a house party who knows nothing but Oasis songs.

Does this actually happen still or are we still using clichés from 1998?

Chazz Michael Michaels

I went to the cinema last night, it was fairly full. The ads were on, so I was chatting away to my mate, having a good laugh, when this fattie woman turned around and told me to stop talking. I said "no, I'll stop talking once the film starts", fattie proceeded to repeatedly tell me to stop talking, like a bully school teacher, when I stopped her and stated again very clearly that I would stop talking when the film started. True to my word, I didn't say a word through the whole thing. What did she expect, everyone to maintain absolute silence for a bunch of O2 commercials? **** right off.

weemcd

Daqster wrote: »

I thought I had seen my share of knob jockies but yesterday beats the bloody band.

Went to see The Wolf of Wall Street in Screen 1 in the Savoy last night. Arrived early so we could get some decent seats that we wouldn't need to have to clamber over people should we need to use the facilities (the bog) during the film and just as the curtain was opening, this couple staggers in to the auditorium (the room with the big screen), clearly three sheets to the wind, shouting to themselves ('Ah heoire, ya know em, he was in Can Ya Catch Me an Titanic' and.. where ya goin? Sit heoire..sush now' ~ Yeah, yeah, I know him, yeah, focking good actor too so he is... I thank God as they decide to sit what appears to me far enough from us that should they chatter, we won't be bothered by them.. oh how wrong I was.

From the moment it starts this guy starts loudly narrating the film. Laughing at ever joke and then needlessly telling his girlfriend why it was funny. So loudly that everyone on the left side of the cinema was glancing over at him. He keeps doing this, and also talking away in full voice during the quiet parts, for around an hour, and then the fun really started.. he fell asleep and we were all treated to what without doubt must be Ireland's loudest snorer! The whole of Savoy 1 was loudly laughing at this guy.

It was like he planned it as the loudest snores were during quiet and intense scenes where the snoring just seemed to even more intensified as a result. His girlfriend tried to wake him dozens of times, and managed to quieten him for chunks of ten minutes here and there but in the end she just sunk in her chair with mortification and he was fast asleep still when the film finished and also as everyone was leaving.

What really surprised me is that not one person near this guy told him to shush the fcuk up. I would have went out and told the manager but tbh, the film was so good I really didn't want to miss anymore than I was already missing.

So, that would me my choice for 'most inconsiderate person' at a social event, what's yours?

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sure just go home and start a thread on boards about it, because that is what will solve the situation.

Chazz Michael Michaels

weemcd wrote: »

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sure just go home and start a thread on boards about it, because that is what will solve the situation.

Would you really want to draw that guy on ya, though?

Call Me Jimmy

I'd have to go with Brent Pope. I know he is well-liked here in Ireland but he was at a thing and I was also at the same thing and he actually spoke to me first. So we're yappin' away and I asked for an autograph (in a really nice way) and say 'I wouldn't have thought I'd be getting Brent Pope's autograph when I came out tonight hah' and he jokes 'I am not Brent Pope'. Had me in stitches and after a while I'm like 'ah cmon seriously can I get an autograph'.

He kept saying it even when it stopped being funny so I don't know why he continued with it and it got really annoying. over and over again... left me thinking 'that Brent Pope is actually a the most annoying person I've ever met'.





:pac:

Call Me Jimmy

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Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

It's funny the amount of people in this thread that say they get annoyed at gigs. I'd always have a couple of pints beforehand, or maybe a couple of shorts so I'd be relaxed and in good form during the warm-up bands and all. It'd take a lot to annoy me.








You all probably see me as one of the scourges, don't ya

Lapin

suicide_circus wrote: »

the guy with a guitar at a house party.

Yeah he's an annoying twat alrite, but so are the ones asking him to play the songs they want to hear.

Guaranteed someone will eventually ask for Dirty Old Town.

There's always one tosser looking for Dirty Old Fucking Town.

Bloody awful song.

gugleguy

I was in First Class on the going from Belfast Central to Dublin Connolly.
The event in question was somebody elses 40th birthday and their entourage sharing the First Class Carriage with me, so because I was occupying a table, I was the fly in the ointment, or annoying to them to be there. Snark - Snark

Chazz Michael Michaels

Lapin wrote: »

Yeah he's an annoying twat alrite, but so are the ones asking him to play the songs they want to hear.

Guaranteed someone will eventually ask for Dirty Old Town.

There's always one tosser looking for Dirty Old Fucking Town.

Bloody awful song.

Once the songs are upbeat and it doesn't turn into an hour long set, I don't mind so much. Nothing worse than some tosser playing Wish You Were Here at a party.

Daqster

weemcd wrote: »

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sure just go home and start a thread on boards about it, because that is what will solve the situation.

It was last night dude, I'm home ages.

I'd be careful with that eye rolling by the way. You could displace your retina.

Archeron

One time, It refused to put the lotion in the basket. Inconsiderate bitch.

arse..biscuits

Call Me Jimmy wrote: »

I'd have to go with Brent Pope. I know he is well-liked here in Ireland but he was at a thing and I was also at the same thing and he actually spoke to me first. So we're yappin' away and I asked for an autograph (in a really nice way) and say 'I wouldn't have thought I'd be getting Brent Pope's autograph when I came out tonight hah' and he jokes 'I am not Brent Pope'. Had me in stitches and after a while I'm like 'ah cmon seriously can I get an autograph'.

He kept saying it even when it stopped being funny so I don't know why he continued with it and it got really annoying. over and over again... left me thinking 'that Brent Pope is actually a the most annoying person I've ever met'.

Can you imagine how absolutely sick to the back teeth you would get of people asking for your autograph? Especially as 99% of the people who get one, just throw it away as they don't even want it, they just think asking for an autograph is what you do when you meet someone famous.

thecatspjs

Archeron wrote: »

One time, It refused to put the lotion in the basket. Inconsiderate bitch.

I bet ya hosed it good for that. Didn't ya?

Chazz Michael Michaels

arse..biscuits wrote: »

Can you imagine how absolutely sick to the back teeth you would get of people asking for your autograph? Especially as 99% of the people who get one, just throw it away as they don't even want it, they just think asking for an autograph is what you do when you meet someone famous.

I agree. Photos too. Why do people want this garbage?