What type of people annoy you?

JumpShivers

When you're going to eat something that the majority don't like (tuna, is a big one), and a person asks you "oh, you're actually going to eat that?"

Yes. I am. Thanks for your input.

:mad: :mad:

blue onion

Atari Jaguar

thegreatgonzo

Colonel Panic wrote: »

One uppers.

Yes especially the ones you meet travelling. The type that if you tell them you've been to let's say, Rio, they'll have been there too but saw the 'real' Rio, not the tourist trail like you did.

gugleguy

Mario the Plumber.

thelad95

blue onion wrote: »

Atari Jaguar

People who comment 'Atari Jaguar' in threads.

blue onion

dianesaccount

pragmatic1

WhitePhantom wrote: »

People who automatically say "What?" when you say something, without thinking about whether they've actually heard you or not. I now just look at them in silence and wait for their brain to process what I said. If they genuinely didn't hear me they'll say "what?" again, but 95% of the time they did hear, and are able to continue the conversation.

+ A million. It's so arrogant.

Ihatecuddles

pragmatic1 wrote: »

+ A million. It's so arrogant.

I do that, but its more out of awkwardness.

sheroman01

People who hear your joke, notices that no one else heard it, repeats it and then unashamedly laps up the laughter like they thought of the joke.

Fecked2bits

People who wait until the lady at the cashier says "that's €20 please" to fumble for their purse and start counting their coins. Yes I said purse because it only seems to be women who do this. They're very slow at ATMs too.

EmptyTree

People who can't park their car properly. Instead they simply abandon it and walk off completely oblivious to the fact they've taken up two spaces

(I once saw a car take up three spaces ffs):mad:

Sir Arthur Daley

People who wear sun glasses in the pouring rain cycling.

fr336

Bacon and Cabbage wrote: »

People who sit on the outside seat on a bus or else sit on the inside seat and put all their **** up on the outside one

I do this. It's cos I think if something crashes into the side of the bus I'll reduce my chances of injury or death by about 5% :pac: Sorry about that.

Galwayguy35

People at the checkout in supermarkets who start chatting to the cashier about their kids etc and don't care that they are holding everyone else up.

Also not having their money/card ready when it's time to pay or being really slow packing their groceries, I always have the card ready for payment and the shopping bags to hand because I don't want to be delaying the people behind me.

It's not rocket science to be a bit organised.

Boy racers.

Junkies asking for money.

People who bladder on about how terrible Ireland is and how they're treated so badly, it's not exactly Iran here and if you don't like it then bog off somewhere else.

Atheists, especially the crowd here who seem to despise anyone who mentions that they are a Catholic.

whirlpool

Bacon and Cabbage wrote: »

People who sit on the outside seat on a bus or else sit on the inside seat and put all their **** up on the outside one

What makes this ten times worse is when they do it even though they can clearly see that there are people looking hard for a free seat on the bus. Ignorant c nts!

I recently almost snapped in front of a bus full of people because of this. I think I will the next time.

endacl

WhitePhantom wrote: »

People who automatically say "What?" when you say something, without thinking about whether they've actually heard you or not. I now just look at them in silence and wait for their brain to process what I said. If they genuinely didn't hear me they'll say "what?" again, but 95% of the time they did hear, and are able to continue the conversation.

Ihatecuddles

People who are always in a rush, even when they could easily just relax and slow down. Or the people who just find things to do to seem busy. 'I have to get to the bank before 4, its 11am now but I can't go to the bank without hoovering, hanging out the washing, gardening'

Just go to the f*cking bank and do it when you get home. Otherwise I have to watch you do sh*t that doesn't NEED to be done right now, then help you, but you're adding more unnecissary sh*t on the load as we go, then you miss the bank and take it out on me anyway!!!!!

My mother is terrible for this. She was going around like a blue arsed fly earlier, train was at 12, it was 9.30 and she wasn't dressed. Its a 10 minute drive. Taking it out on everyone else.

Me-'what time is your train?'

Her-'12. I might have to get the one after that because I have to wash these dishes before I get dressed. Loads to do and nobody is helping. Its alright, I got it, not like I've a train to catch'

Jesus if you want a hand then ask me, don't make sly digs and play the martyr. I say it to her at least once a week, I always do what I'm asked and more, always help around the house and do loads for her.. I'm not lazy, but don't assume I'm a mind reader either!

It really bugs me!!

carzony

people on boards who use 'text language' evil bastards......

stefan idiot jones

mauzo! wrote: »

People who are always in a rush, even when they could easily just relax and slow down. Or the people who just find things to do to seem busy. 'I have to get to the bank before 4, its 19871am now but I can't go to the bank without hoovering, hanging out the washing, gardening'

Just go to the f*cking bank and do it when you get home. Otherwise I have to watch you do sh*t that doesn't NEED to be done right now, then help you, but you're adding more unnecissary sh*t on the load as we go, then you miss the bank and take it out on me anyway!!!!!

My mother is terrible for this. She was going around like a blue arsed fly earlier, train was at 12, it was 9.30 and she wasn't dressed. Its a 10 minute drive. Taking it out on everyone else.

Me-'what time is your train?'

Her-'12. I might have to get the one after that because I have to wash these dishes before I get dressed. Loads to do and nobody is helping. Its alright, I got it, not like I've a train to catch'

Jesus if you want a hand then ask me, don't make sly digs and play the martyr. I say it to her at least once a week, I always do what I'm asked and more, always help around the house and do loads for her.. I'm not lazy, but don't assume I'm a mind reader either!

It really bugs me!!

Sorry to break this to you, but that's you in twenty years time.

eyescreamcone

Religionists who not only believe in crazy sh!t, but expect everybody else to conform to all their rules too.

Normal people who look at me as if I've two heads when I mention we didn't baptise our son.
Huh! You were at our godless wedding.
Why are you so surprised???

steveone

'Computer says no' administrator types
Skangers, their childer-and junkies.
Women who dress in short skirts and spend every living second pulling at them as though they are conscious of burning eyes
Women who wear shoes that don't fit or that hurt
People who slurp drinking tea
People who are overtly and expressively ...camp...
People who are overtly helpless
Insurance companies.
Irish politicians.
The comedian garda who says there's a gang about when you report your vehicle stolen

LynnGrace

Licka*se types in workplace.
People who only contact /acknowledge you when they want something.

c68zapdsm5i1ru

People from middle class areas of Dublin who deliberately adopt an inner city Dublin accent because they think it makes them sound more street wise or cool. They just sound stupid.

All Hail President Murphy

People who park in disabled posts.

hallo dare

My mother in law

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Overly positive people who are cheerful in the mornings

doolox

People who do 80kph in 100 kph zone in outer lane.
I saw an interesting one the other evening. I was in outer lane doing above speed limit when a car came very close behind me obviously in a hurry. I pulled in and eh overtook and I immediately pulled out again anticipating build up approaching N7 junction. I saw his tail lights go blue for an instant.

Unmarked garda car.
Warning?

I immediately pulled into the middle lane and matched speeds with him at a safe distance to observe. Up ahead in the outer lane was a guy doing about 110 kph but with the middle lane empty. A classic lane hogger. The unmarked car pulled up close behind him and tailed him for about 5 seconds.

Then blue lights everywhere and the guy was pulled over to explain his using the outside lane when the middle was empty.

On later thought I was a bit concerned that the unmarked car drove very close to me to get me to pull over, which I did in 1 or 2 seconds. If I had been daydreaming and did not notice the car I would also have been pulled over. another 4-5 seconds would have done it for me.

The car ahead of me who did not pull over in time was pulled in and probably done for driving without due care and attention. But the unmarked car used a potentially dangerous manoeuvre to try and "wake up" the driver and make him pull in. I bet if a civilian driver adopted the same tactic he would be frowned upon by the boys in blue.

geckovision

eyescreamcone wrote: »

Religionists who not only believe in crazy sh!t, but expect everybody else to conform to all their rules too.

Normal people who look at me as if I've two heads when I mention we didn't baptise our son.
Huh! You were at our godless wedding.
Why are you so surprised???

People who have no interest in religion who go on and on....and on...and on about it and look down on those who have faith.

As bad as the folk you're condemning in my book.

MS.ing

annoying ones

MS.ing

doolox wrote: »

People who do 80kph in 100 kph zone in outer lane.
I saw an interesting one the other evening. I was in outer lane doing above speed limit when a car came very close behind me obviously in a hurry. I pulled in and eh overtook and I immediately pulled out again anticipating build up approaching N7 junction. I saw his tail lights go blue for an instant.

Unmarked garda car.
Warning?

I immediately pulled into the middle lane and matched speeds with him at a safe distance to observe. Up ahead in the outer lane was a guy doing about 110 kph but with the middle lane empty. A classic lane hogger. The unmarked car pulled up close behind him and tailed him for about 5 seconds.

Then blue lights everywhere and the guy was pulled over to explain his using the outside lane when the middle was empty.

On later thought I was a bit concerned that the unmarked car drove very close to me to get me to pull over, which I did in 1 or 2 seconds. If I had been daydreaming and did not notice the car I would also have been pulled over. another 4-5 seconds would have done it for me.

The car ahead of me who did not pull over in time was pulled in and probably done for driving without due care and attention. But the unmarked car used a potentially dangerous manoeuvre to try and "wake up" the driver and make him pull in. I bet if a civilian driver adopted the same tactic he would be frowned upon by the boys in blue.

people who call the overtaking lane the outer lane