Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

KatW4

It's smowing!! Noooooooo!!!!

KatW4

Snowing not smowing. Typos annoy me

Pumpkinseeds

I've just been looking at pics of people I was at school with in the 80's at an alternative disco the other night. They all look so OLD, it's making me feel old thinking that some of them will see me when I'm out and about and think 'she's gotten old':( Oh well, at least I'm not a 40 something trying to relive being 16.:D

Menas

The weather is trolling me.
When I got up this morning it was a lovely sunny day.
Then I went out in it and got soaked as it started raining once I was about 2 miles away from home.
I got home, got dried off and finally got warmed up and it has started snowing out there!
I want to go walking in the snow but knowing my luck today I will get hit by lightening!

Shandashey

When you are in a loo & there is one of those big steel silver loo roll holders, and you trying to get you some loo paper, but you have to keep spinning and spinning in order to try and grab some, makes me cross

eternal

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Grrrr. Am in the cafe in the park....it's now lashing outside! We are trapped!

Reading this is like a scary movie script.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The oh made me breakfast in bed, and is now hogging the tv watching stupid football and when the football is over hell hog it watching rugby and I can't even complain because I'll just be nagging him.

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

The oh made me breakfast in bed, and is now hogging the tv watching stupid football and when the football is over hell hog it watching rugby and I can't even complain because I'll just be nagging him.

You think you have problems. It TAs me that my name isn't Richard Wigglesworth, like the Saracens/England scrum-half.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Some serious rides on that today

rainbow kirby

Imagine going through school with a name that resembles Dick Wiggle though...

jimgoose

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Imagine going through school with a name that resembles Dick Wiggle though...

You could always pal around with young Leigh Halfpenny and Will Twelvetrees. Straight out of a Robin Hood yarn, wha'?

Menas

jimgoose wrote: »

You could always pal around with young Leigh Halfpenny and Will Twelvetrees. Straight out of a Robin Hood yarn, wha'?

They probably laughed at us when we had Dick Spring in Our lineout.

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Some serious rides on that today

I can just about see you doing a 22-stone prop-forward's eyebrows right enough squire!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

jimgoose wrote: »

I can just about see you doing a 22-stone prop-forward's eyebrows right enough squire!

Cian Healy walked past work yesterday but I only got a look at a side profile and I was like meh he's wearing tracksuits like a knacker. Saw him on tv today and God if I knew then what I know now!!

Are they really 22 stone??

Quazzie

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Cian Healy walked past work yesterday but I only got a look at a side profile and I was like meh he's wearing tracksuits like a knacker. Saw him on tv today and God if I knew then what I know now!!

Are they really 22 stone??

No. The'y all be between 15 and 19 stone though.

saralou2011

that most of the bread slices are too big for the toaster and the toasted sandwich maker. there's always a good inch sticking out :-(

tomwaterford

saralou2011 wrote: »

that most of the bread slices are too big for the toaster and the toasted sandwich maker. there's always a good inch sticking out :-(

So you won't burn ur finger when checking it???

eisenberg1

saralou2011 wrote: »

that most of the bread slices are too big for the toaster and the toasted sandwich maker. there's always a good inch sticking out :-(

Tee hee:D

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Ta - a close friend has been away in Florida working for almost 2 years. She told nobody she came home til she messaged me on facebook today telling me to go meet her.

That's grand, threw on a pair of nice shoes. 5 inch heels, oh dropped me to where she said she'd be. No sign of her. Ring her sisters phone, "where ye at?" XXX pub - THE OTHER END OF THE TOWN. And I'm sober. And it's freezing cold. And now I have to stride across this stupid town to go to a pub I won't even be drinking in

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Cian Healy walked past work yesterday but I only got a look at a side profile and I was like meh he's wearing tracksuits like a knacker. Saw him on tv today and God if I knew then what I know now!!

Are they really 22 stone??

Some of the front-row dudes can be as much as that. The great John "Bull" Hayes was nearly 20 stone at his peak, and he's an oul' fella.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Jesus, how do they not make bits of themselves when they fall

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Jesus, how do they not make bits of themselves when they fall

John is a hill-farmer, not too far from where I grew up. They say he used to train by propping against actual Whitehead bulls, and pulling oul' tractors uphill via a rope over his shoulder. Me, I think he just walked away quietly into Legend, like Kwai-Chang Caine. G'wan the fcukan Bull Hayes, bah!!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

:eek: are you joking?

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

:eek: are you joking?

No. My father employed another hill-farmer years ago, named Lar. No-one has ever heard of him, but he weighed 19 stone and could lift a half-ton off the ground.

Rubberlegs

saralou2011 wrote: »

that most of the bread slices are too big for the toaster and the toasted sandwich maker. there's always a good inch sticking out :-(

I have no luck with toasted sandwich makers. No matter how I look after the plates, no matter how much I butter the bread , within a short amount of time the sandwiches begun to stick. I've had dirt cheap ones, and one ridiculously expensive one out of desperation. All the same, sammiches welded to them

Menas

73Cat wrote: »

I have no luck with toasted sandwich makers. No matter how I look after the plates, no matter how much I butter the bread , within a short amount of time the sandwiches begun to stick. I've had dirt cheap ones, and one ridiculously expensive one out of desperation. All the same, sammiches welded to them

I was the same but am now using those toastie bags......they are great!

Pumpkinseeds

73Cat wrote: »

I have no luck with toasted sandwich makers. No matter how I look after the plates, no matter how much I butter the bread , within a short amount of time the sandwiches begun to stick. I've had dirt cheap ones, and one ridiculously expensive one out of desperation. All the same, sammiches welded to them

Years ago we used a George Foreman grill for making toasted sandwiches and it was really good. These days cheese and bread are not my friends.:(

bnt

"Legos" annoys me. They are "LEGO bricks": LEGO (all caps) is the name of the company that makes the bricks, not the bricks themselves.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The fact I can find myself in the middle of a rave on a Sunday night stone cold sober

gammygils

Idiots who use full beams when driving in town or a street lit area at night.
This is becoming a regular occurrence. I walk my dog in the evenings.
And this is becoming TA.
I know the road is quieter at night. But WTF?
Have I to wear my shades FFS?
If yer that nervous driving at night should ye be driving at all?