Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

MsBubbles

TA at the drivers who speed through our estate. The kids are dynamite for running out into the road.
Drive Slower you tools.

TA at 50 Shades of Gray, Jamie Doran meh. Scott Eastwood there's a hottie

One eyed Jack

Why the fook are hospitals boiling hot? I'm melting away here like a waxwork dummy! :mad:


(my wife had her gall bladder out yesterday, collecting her this morning - keyhole surgery, amazing what you can do with a small prick )

jimgoose

One eyed Jack wrote: »

Why the fook are hospitals boiling hot? I'm melting away here like a waxwork dummy! :mad:


(my wife had her gall bladder out yesterday, collecting her this morning - keyhole surgery, amazing what you can do with a small prick )

"Just a little prick with a needle, sir!" "Ah, don't be so down on yourself, some of my best friends are doctors!"

MsBubbles

ONJ Hope your wife is on the mend. It's the disinfect smell of hospitals I hate that combined with the heat would make any one feel ill

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I just think parents need to accept some responsibility for the safety of their kids. And motorists need to drive carefully so as not to run over kids. But they're unpredictable, they can dart out at the very last second. And you're right when you say no use blaming anyone then. If a child is too small to understand, then don't let them onto the road.

And I don't know how parents expect to reach kids how to cross the road safely judging by the imbicles I see at the school I pass each morning. Two pedestrian crossings. You think they're used? Naw. Double park, grab the child's hand and run across the road in front of moving traffic and merging traffic. The love of my life is two. Obviously can't tell Her lefts from her rights, and I'm not her mammy but anytime I have her, we stop on the path, look out for cars, ask her if she sees a car, and then cross. We do it in carparks, in her estate. When she's in her buggy. I feel like an absolute simpleton standing there where there's no cars, but I'm hoping that if she ever does get outside without someone with her, that she'll at least remember to stop before darting across, which would give a driver an extra few seconds to see her and stop.

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I just think....

All well-said, chief.

MsBubbles

Lexie, Jim Bring back The Safe Cross Code

jimgoose

MsBubbles wrote: »

Lexie, Jim Bring back The Safe Cross Code

Hup ourra dat!

Aglomerado

^ I still have a Judge from Wanderly Wagon Safe Cross Code badge from 1984!


Things were simpler then. No-one driving those god awful SUV yokes that small children don't stand a chance against. Back then the risks mainly related to being hit by flying rusty chunks falling off cars passing you by, or being poked in the eye by a coat hanger aerial. :pac:

jimgoose

Aglomerado wrote: »

...Things were simpler then. No-one driving those god awful SUV yokes that children don't stand a chance against. Back then the risks mainly related to being hit by flying rusty chunks falling off cars passing you by, or being poked in the eye by a coat hanger aerial. :pac:

Damn straight. And don't talk to me about the obstruction those ridiculous, oversized 4x4 yokes present when one is directly in front of you on a narrow/suburban road, and when one of them is beside you at a junction turning right. And most of the stupid things have a bigger shíte-fit than the driver if they put a wheel into a puddle, off-road me hole! :pac:

Aglomerado

jimgoose wrote: »

Damn straight. And don't talk to me about the obstruction those ridiculous, oversized 4x4 yokes present when one is directly in front of you on a narrow/suburban road, and when one of them is beside you at a junction turning right. And most of the stupid things have a bigger shíte-fit than the driver if they put a wheel into a puddle, off-road me hole! :pac:

xLisaBx

When the maths lecturer decides to move onto new material now, and there's an exam at 6 :mad:
2 hours to cram this new stuff!

Pumpkinseeds

LexieOnRale wrote: »

On the train there's people standing while an aul one pretends to be asleep while keeping her bag next to her. What the **** is wrong with people?? It's the same generation that gives out about our generation. Get up ta ****.

Should've poked her with a stick.

Pumpkinseeds

One eyed Jack wrote: »

Why the fook are hospitals boiling hot? I'm melting away here like a waxwork dummy! :mad:


(my wife had her gall bladder out yesterday, collecting her this morning - keyhole surgery, amazing what you can do with a small prick )

Hope she's feeling better and home soon. I was at an outpatient appointment the other day and I felt ill when I got out. The heat and humidity is unreal. By the time I got home I'd a sore throat and thumping headache, the places are a breeding ground for bacteria. It's a shame they don't have windows that open.

MsBubbles

Hope all went well yesterday Pumpkinseeds.

valoren

The stop light on the Traffic Lights which uses an arrow.

Instead of just a Red light as we're used to.

Keep it simple stupid. Gormless drivers (i.e. Me) might think the arrow means go.

Rosie Rant

I hate that pre-gym feeling of dread and generally not wanting to go but knowing I have to.

MsBubbles

TA that work is so quiet and I'm bored

OldNotWIse

MsBubbles wrote: »

TA that work is so quiet and I'm bored

Me too! But then if it does get busy I get stressed and irritable. It's like there is no happy medium

MsBubbles

ONW I know We're hard to please

OldNotWIse

Being interrupted in the middle of a yawn or stretch or just before a sneeze so that you lose it. F.uckers. Plus, you know how if you feel yourself losing a sneeze you can often get it back by staring, unblinking at a bright light? Well it really annoys me that the oH freaks out at me every time I do this, and I end up losing my sneeze. She knows we have a presence in our house and she's totally freaked out by it. Whenever she sees me staring up at the light she gets all panicked and says, "What, what do you see?! Do you see something?!" and I try to reassure her that I am trying to regain my sneeze but that gets f.ucking lost in translation doesn't it and she keeps on, "do you see her?! Is she on the ceiling?? Tell me!!" and then the f.ucking moment has passed and the sneeze disappears. The rage I feel for her at that moment in time is so inexplicable that I nearly want to tell her the aul wan is hanging from the skylinght baying for her blood...

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The gym texting me suggesting I might like to rejoin
Gway

One eyed Jack

MsBubbles wrote: »

ONW I know We're hard to please

*mutters "can say that again"*

eisenberg1

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Oh my god devastated is not the word, I have my first grey hair. I feel SICK. Grey. An entire strand of it. What have I done with my life

On your head?

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eisenberg1 wrote: »

On your head?

Yeah I have aged about ten years over night

MsBubbles

Eisenberg It's not grey hairs on my head I'm worried about

Pumpkinseeds

MsBubbles wrote: »

Eisenberg It's not grey hairs on my head I'm worried about

There are some places you just can't put dye.:D

MsBubbles

I'll give it a damn good try !

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Just wax it off!

MsBubbles

Lexie that's the other option