Trivial things that annoy you part 479

Robsweezie

Cold War Kid wrote: »

The AIB "Brave" voice is back - ear-bleeding. "I'm so soft and delicate and in pain and about to cry, and have a bit of a contrived American twang". Pretentious central.

id laugh if she saw this

the next advert:

''brave is mocking someone's voice under an anonymous username on boards.ie. you know who you are.''

zbluebirdz

Guys who wear really long belts - the tail ends up at the back ...

mickydoomsux

Wanderer2010 wrote: »

Also, in supermarkets, people ahead of you in a long line, when they have all their items scanned and bagged and the worker says "18.60 please", THEN they decide that they need cash for items and stop to root around their wallets for the money with a surprised look on their face, all the while holding up the line even longer". Newsflash people: YOU NEED MONEY TO BUY ITEMS, GET YOUR FCUKING CASH OR CARD READY BEFORE HE OR SHE ASKS FOR IT. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

By "people" here you mean women and by "wallet" you mean massive handbag full of useless garbage.

Gwynplaine

Gerlock Naan and his giant head.
"Twas a game of two halves I spuz at d'end of d'day like d ' ye know"

Schwiiing

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Gerlock Naan and his giant head.
"Twas a game of two halves I spuz at d'end of d'day like d ' ye know"

When he's talking, his teeth and lips maintain the same distance from each other no matter what he says.

Pumpkinseeds

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Gerlock Naan and his giant head.
"Twas a game of two halves I spuz at d'end of d'day like d ' ye know"

When I was a very young kid I had him as a teacher, by Christ I could tell you horror stories. The man was a prick then and is not much better now.

Schwiiing

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

When I was a very young kid I had him as a teacher, by Christ I could tell you horror stories. The man was a prick then and is not much better now.

A lot of the GAA crowd are. A few senior county players live in my local area and strut around the place like they are something special for kicking a bag of wind around a field.

failinis

Again with the shower annoyance but someone left it like a bath with no water draining from the tray and I don't wanna know whats blocked the plug. :mad:
(I will find out soon as I need to use it )

Public_Enema

Aglomerado wrote: »

What are you supposed to do, wave at them? bless yourself? Genuflect?

Tell them you're a divorce lawyer and you'll see them in a couple of years.

Menas

Driving on a very narrow county road and driver coming in the opposite direction just stops.

Can't get past. Cars behind me. Had to get out of the car and explain to her that she needed to reverse back to the passing area.
She asked me to reverse her car for her. Ffs....

tomwaterford

failinis wrote: »

Again with the shower annoyance but someone left it like a bath with no water draining from the tray and I don't wanna know whats blocked the plug. :mad:
(I will find out soon as I need to use it )

Actually gross

tomwaterford

Absolute dopes commentating on rte for the hurling

Brian codys a great manager doesn't throw on subs even though game effectively over...makes them earn there place in training


10 mins later same game....codys a great manager to give the subs a run out that the game is effectively over...rest the main players :rolleyes:



While Cody is a great manager and kk team is v.good the commentators on rte appear to think the sun shines outta this whole :mad:

Schwiiing

tomwaterford wrote: »

Absolute dopes commentating on rte for the hurling

Brian codys a great manager doesn't throw on subs even though game effectively over...makes them earn there place in training


10 mins later same game....codys a great manager to give the subs a run out that the game is effectively over...rest the main players :rolleyes:



While Cody is a great manager and kk team is v.good the commentators on rte appear to think the sun shines outta this whole :mad:

Marty Morrissey banging on about all KK's scores being from play 20 seconds after TJ Reid knocks in a penalty :rolleyes:.

Public_Enema

Menas wrote: »

She asked me to reverse her car for her. Ffs....

Yet in another thread, some are asking cyclists to take theory tests. After reading that, it makes you wonder can they even drive properly themselves.

Spanish Eyes

Went to my local pub today for lunch. It's an occasional treat, lovely grub there. Anyway, the feckin car park was jammers. Had a look inside and GAA or something was blaring, and the place was packed.

The Food manager saw us, and knowing we are regulars said she would find us a spot in about twenty minutes. NO THANKS, although I did say thanks to the woman. Full to the brim and full of kids and the noise!

Must be getting old or something. Anyway, Aldi is not too far away, so ran in got some salmon and we are just about to have a nice meal, at home, in the peace and quiet. Bought a cheeky bottle of wine too. Bliss.

The best laid plans!

retro:electro

Am minding my seven year old niece today and she's going through a phase of telling jokes every two seconds. She keeps asking me to tell her some, how many jokes have I been told down over the years and I can't remember one! Literally none! Had to google some but they were mostly inappropriate lol

Pumpkinseeds

Social media posts wishing a happy fathers day to single mothers.:rolleyes:

TomBtheGoat

Friends forcing kids on you. F**k off, I wanted to see you, not have you dragging your kids along without telling me. Shouldn't my lack of kids and interest in same, be a clue to you? Pisses me off the way some people try to force you to love their kids.

brianregan09

People sharing pictures of animal cruelty and other similar things on social media saying its spreading awareness.......Yes it may spread awareness but christ above I don't want to see it

Menas

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Social media posts wishing a happy fathers day to single mothers.:rolleyes:

Seriously? Is that a 'thing' now?!

Pumpkinseeds

Menas wrote: »

Seriously? Is that a 'thing' now?!

Yep, usually the full comment is 'happy Fathers Day to all those moms doing double duty on Fathers Day'. It started in America of course.:D All said and done a Mum is a Mum and a Dad is a Dad.

5rtytry56

@SpanishEyes my nearest pub across the road was the same. even at 7 this evening Packed.
"Plan B" for me.

Hugo Stiglitz

5rtytry56 wrote: »

@SpanishEyes my nearest pub across the road was the same. even at 7 this evening Packed.
"Plan B" for me.

What's Plan B?

Pumpkinseeds

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Yep, usually the full comment is 'happy Fathers Day to all those moms doing double duty on Fathers Day'. It started in America of course.:D All said and done a Mum is a Mum and a Dad is a Dad.

Were they that eager on mothers day to single dads?

5rtytry56

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

What's Plan B?

Forgot.

Hugo Stiglitz

5rtytry56 wrote: »

Forgot.

Harsh. Did you go hungry?

5rtytry56

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Harsh. Did you go hungry?

I think you" mean pics or GFTO".

Hugo Stiglitz

5rtytry56 wrote: »

I think you" mean pics or GFTO".

Ah! I just got what you meant now! LOL :o

5rtytry56

I mean "pics or GTFO"
Anyway Hugo boy the ball is in you court

Hugo Stiglitz

5rtytry56 wrote: »

I mean "pics or GTFO"
Anyway Hugo boy the ball is in you court

Oh, alright, you win. I see you've played "Pics or GTFO" before.