Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

Czarcasm

czechlin wrote: »

:eek:

So sheepshaggers are real!?


Actually, I don't wanna know :pac:

I imagine you're more familiar with "The sound of Moosic"

eisenberg1

czechlin wrote: »

:eek:

So sheepshaggers are real!?


Actually, I don't wanna know :pac:

Oh yes, ewe do:D

czechlin

Czarcasm wrote: »

I imagine you're more familiar with "The sound of Moosic"

Nope. Afraid not :P

eisenberg1

Czarcasm wrote: »

^ As usernames go, that ones a beauty!

If I had realised I was going to spend as much time on boards.ie as I do,(and when you see some of the great user names) I think I would have given a bit more thought to my name. I pretty much slapped out the first thing that came in to my head.

jimgoose

czechlin wrote: »

Nope. Afraid not :P

Baa'd Girls??

LizzieJones

czechlin wrote: »

:eek:

So sheepshaggers are real!?

Scotland.

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Interrupting middle of the day 'bonding time' for an appointment I was only praying would cancel, got up showered and got dressed and off I went for this appointment only for the girl to be a no show. Bummer!

deise08

I don't know if I'm allowed to say,which annoys me too, but those weird threads. I'm sure ye know which ones I'm on about.

eisenberg1

czechlin wrote: »

:eek:

So sheepshaggers are real!?


Actually, I don't wanna know :pac:

czechlin wrote: »

Nope. Afraid not :P

Is your real name Baaarbara?:D

Dial Hard

eisenberg1 wrote: »

He drive me n uts as well, I find him about as funny as piles.

He just plays Chris O'Dowd in absolutely everything he's in.

LynnGrace

I was staying away for work recently, and in the morning, in the hotel dining room, I saw a couple coming in, and picking, from probably ten vacant tables, the one table that had no places set.
I would have loved if the hotel staff went all Basil Fawlty on them.
Of course they didn't. Must be a bit annoying though.

jimgoose

LynnGrace wrote: »

I was staying away for work recently, and in the morning, in the hotel dining room, I saw a couple coming in, and picking, from probably ten vacant tables, the one table that had no places set.
I would have loved if the hotel staff went all Basil Fawlty on them.
Of course they didn't. Must be a bit annoying though.

Customers are always annoying, which is why they don't let me anywhere within a thousand yards of them. I'm a bit Bernard Black for "customer-facing"! :pac:

eisenberg1

LynnGrace wrote: »

I was staying away for work recently, and in the morning, in the hotel dining room, I saw a couple coming in, and picking, from probably ten vacant tables, the one table that had no places set.
I would have loved if the hotel staff went all Basil Fawlty on them.
Of course they didn't. Must be a bit annoying though.

Cranky aul wan to Basil: "Not much of a view from this window, is there?"

Basil "It's Torquay Madam, what did you expect? The hanging Gardens of Babylon?"
:D

jimgoose

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Cranky aul wan to Basil: "Not much of a view from this window, is there?"

Basil "It's Torquay Madam, what did you expect? The hanging Gardens of Babylon?"
:D

Classic! :pac::pac::pac:

eisenberg1

deise08 wrote: »

I don't know if I'm allowed to say,which annoys me too, but those weird threads. I'm sure ye know which ones I'm on about.

Ah c'mon, you cant throw that in here and just leave it:D

eisenberg1

LizzieJones wrote: »

Scotland. [/QUOTE

In Scotland, sheep are referred to as recreation centres:D

LynnGrace

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Cranky aul wan to Basil: "Not much of a view from this window, is there?"

Basil "It's Torquay Madam, what did you expect? The hanging Gardens of Babylon?"
:D

Love that episode!

Misticles

People chewing loudly
People who insist on having their phone on vibrate whilst watching tv - only an issue when the noise from said vibration sounds like it could shake the house!

LizzieJones

eisenberg1 wrote: »

LizzieJones wrote: »

Scotland. [/QUOTE

In Scotland, sheep are referred to as recreation centres:D

A man from Aberdeen told me the exact same thing once.

Fat Christy

People who are mind readers (or think they are) and like to talk for you. :mad:

Irish mammies are the number one culprits for this. It makes me so mad. Bítch, I can talk for myself.

Mariasofia

Beer in hand, weather okish, steak marinaded.....go out the back and the fcuking gas is gone in the bbq!!
Actually thinks this needs the trembling with fury thread!

Maximus Alexander

Fat Christy wrote: »

People who are mind readers (or think they are) and like to talk for you. :mad:

Irish mammies are the number one culprits for this. It makes me so mad. Bítch, I can talk for myself.

That's not really what you're mad about though, they've done something else to annoy you and this is just your way of venting.















:pac::pac::pac:

Fat Christy

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

That's not really what you're mad about though, they've done something else to annoy you and this is just your way of venting.















:pac::pac::pac:

Ah, Mammy just drives me awol. She still thinks I'm two. You like icecream don't ya Christy? She does like icecream (to other person).

No she won't have a drink, she doesn't drink (at some funeral). I was so mad, I took that pint and absolutely fcuking skulled, that'll learn her.

Hotfail.com

People who get mad at their mammies.

Fat Christy

Hotfail.com wrote: »

People who get mad at their mammies.

Fat Christy in general. :pac:

Althought it's probably not trivial at this stage. :P

DoozerT6

LynnGrace wrote: »

I was staying away for work recently, and in the morning, in the hotel dining room, I saw a couple coming in, and picking, from probably ten vacant tables, the one table that had no places set.
I would have loved if the hotel staff went all Basil Fawlty on them.
Of course they didn't. Must be a bit annoying though.

I used to work in a restaurant back in the day and this happened ALL THE TIME!!!

But I actually did it myself recently - I went into Starbucks, got my latte, and looked around for a nice table. There it was, in the corner, beside the window, couch seat - with an empty coffee cup on the table in front of it. The place was completely empty and every other table was clear. But where did I sit? That's right, at the nicest table that also happened to be dirty. I actually smiled to myself on the way over as I was fully aware how this probably looked to the guy behind the counter who came out to clear away the dirty cup - I could SMELL how much he wanted to hit me for sitting at the ONLY dirty table in the place. I even smiled at him when he came over and said 'there's always an eejit who will sit at the one dirty table, isn't there?'

He wasn't too impressed with my attempt at levity.

Pumpkinseeds

I had a run. I haven't had a run for a very long time. It wasn't pretty.

whirlpool

Fat Christy wrote: »

Ah, Mammy just drives me awol. She still thinks I'm two. You like icecream don't ya Christy? She does like icecream (to other person).

No she won't have a drink, she doesn't drink (at some funeral). I was so mad, I took that pint and absolutely fcuking skulled, that'll learn her.

Ah ye love your mammy really, though, don't ye.

To everyone else: She does. She loves her mammy really.

Fat Christy

whirlpool wrote: »

Ah ye love your mammy really, though, don't ye.

To everyone else: She does. She loves her mammy really.

I love the woman who raised me, yes.

LizzieJones

College websites in Ireland that do not give you all the information you need. :mad: