Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

Colser

kfallon wrote: »

I usually find it hard after sleep.....phnarr phnarr

Im shocked at that......not:p

This Fat Girl Runs

OldNotWIse wrote: »

oh my god

Did she say yes? (Edit, oops, didn't read on when I saw this!)

I think this saga needs it's own thread!

seagull

kfallon wrote: »

I usually find it hard after sleep.....phnarr phnarr

I thought you had weetabix for breakfast. What are you having for dinner to cause cement in the morning?

CrowdedHouse

Where's all the TA's gone...it's a TA...

LeeLooLee

phish wrote: »

Moved to England for work late last year and one of the few things I miss is taytos, can only get the northern Irish ones here which in fairness are inferior.

My TA is that I was home this week and decided to bring a few packs back with me to save and enjoy, the flight didn't go well for some so now I've bags to eat or put away in the biscuit tin to stop the going soft

:eek:

The Northern Irish ones are way better. My TA is that you can't get them in Dublin.

Smidge

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

Where's all the TA's gone...it's a TA...

I just posted one about Ronan keating.....thats enough annoyance for any thread for one day

Colser

Colser wrote: »

I know exactly what youre saying Persepoly but isnt there a subtle difference between a crush and someone deliberately going after someone elses partner?Ive seen both to happen and the crushes were more a fun thing as opposed to the deliberate "hunt" so to speak.

Ah of course. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be weird. Of course there's nothing wrong with a crush.

Shannon757

Smidge wrote: »

TA that I have just seen that Ronan Keating has released a cover of "Falling Slowly"
Has this man not done enough damage to music already without this??:mad:

He has a new album out. :mad: :pac:

Smidge

Shannon757 wrote: »

He has a new album out. :mad: :pac:

Yeah....thanks for that :mad:
:P

Whitewinged

Ugh crushes! When I was about 16, I had a really big crush on someone. We were all in a friends house and someone got the bright idea to play a game of Jenga. Every time it was my go, my hand would just shake nervously trying to put the block on the tower while everyone watched in silence.

Part of me just wanted the blocks to fall so I would be out of the game but I also wanted to win so he wouldn't think I was a loser

TA at the creator of Jenga.

Menas

Thread is like Mills and Boon.

nicki11

I dislike exactly 5 foods (liquoice, pomegranate, parsnip, chick peas and kale) and they keep adding it to things I like (family and shops/restaurants). I bought a normal looking pack of chewing gum- liquorice, mum makes dinner parsnip, aunt makes lunch parsnip and kale. I hate fad foods but at least chocolate and blueberrys taste nice - kale and chickpeas . It also doesn't make sense nutritionally to me just eat spinach or don't make me eat it

kfallon

seagull wrote: »

I thought you had weetabix for breakfast. What are you having for dinner to cause cement in the morning?

Morning? I'd say I'll be putting a 'foundation' down in the next half hour

Shannon757

kfallon wrote: »

Morning? I'd say I'll be putting a 'foundation' down in the next half hour

It would be great if you did a video diary:D

kfallon

Shannon757 wrote: »

It would be great if you did a video diary:D

It could be arranged, for a small subscription fee! All done anyway, typing it out must have induced it!

TA'd that I'll miss the Liverpool match later....tho they'll prob get beat as usual :rolleyes:

Menas

Shannon757 wrote: »

It would be great if you did a video diary:D

www.pootube.com

DareGod

Nobody take this personally, because I'm sure we're all involved in it at one stage or another, but people having conversations in this thread trivially annoys me. You know the ones where each post involves a quote of a previous post, and so on and on. Or should I say, they annoy me when I'm not involved in them, coz I end up having to scroll back through what feels like a bazillion posts to find out what's going on. No offence :pac:

Fun fact: auto-correct recognises "bazillion" as a real word.:cool:

DareGod

nicki11 wrote: »

I dislike exactly 5 foods (liquoice, pomegranate, parsnip, chick peas and kale) and they keep adding it to things I like (family and shops/restaurants). I bought a normal looking pack of chewing gum- liquorice, mum makes dinner parsnip, aunt makes lunch parsnip and kale. I hate fad foods but at least chocolate and blueberrys taste nice - kale and chickpeas . It also doesn't make sense nutritionally to me just eat spinach or don't make me eat it

Finding yourself constantly confronted with liquorice, pomegranate, parsnip, chick peas and kale is extremely unusual!

spakman

Wife bringing up laundry and not having paired the socks, so there's just a massive collection of odd socks!!

TG1

I was falling asleep on the couch, so moved myself and my telly to the bed do I wouldn't wake up frozen and sore in a few hours. All the movement woke me up and now I'm not the slightest bit sleepy...

eisenberg1

spakman wrote: »

Wife bringing up laundry and not having paired the socks, so there's just a massive collection of odd socks!!

Time for an upgrade:D

McChubbin

Was unloading the dishwasher today and went to pull the big frying pan out to put away. Accidently dislodged a plate and it shattered to pieces on the floor. Like an eejit, I didn't think- I went to pick up the bigger pieces by hand and chuck them in the bin before grabbing the scoop and brush to sweep up the smaller bits.
Whilst sweeping, I felt a twinge in the centre of my right palm. Looked down- bleeding like a stuck pig.
Lashed it under the cold tap, so. Twinge intensifys to a sharp sting. Cleaned it up with an antiseptic wipe (ouch!), slathered on the Savlon and slapped a plaster on it. The plaster made it awkward to manuvure so I removed it after about 20 minutes.
Currently, the air's been at it and whilst it's not too painful, it still twinges if I flex my hand too much. I have a half-inch gash akin to a deep papercut in the centre of my hand.
Boo-urns.

SAMTALK

spakman wrote: »

Wife bringing up laundry and not having paired the socks, so there's just a massive collection of odd socks!!

TA,d that husband thinks its wife's job to pair his socks:rolleyes:

spakman

SAMTALK wrote: »

TA,d that husband thinks its wife's job to pair his socks:rolleyes:

That's when she does the laundry. I do it as well. And she leaves man jobs to me like leaving out the bins, so sexist :rolleyes:

selous

Ordered a coffee and bakewell tart in a little café today, she said she'd bring it down, I waited, she brought the pot down on a tray with the bakewell, happy days says I, poured it, fecking tea it was, yuck, Scuse me, this is tea, I ordered coffee, oh sorry she says, the woman before you ordered tea and bakewell, (there was no-one near me when I ordered mine, and I aint a woman either, feck sake..)

maudgonner

spakman wrote: »

That's when she does the laundry. I do it as well. And she leaves man jobs to me like leaving out the bins, so sexist :rolleyes:

Yeah, well...why are you so obsessed with socks being paired up, eh? Maybe they're happy on their own. You're just so...singlist!

spakman

selous wrote: »

Ordered a coffee and bakewell tart in a little café today, she said she'd bring it down, I waited, she brought the pot down on a tray with the bakewell, happy days says I, poured it, fecking tea it was, yuck, Scuse me, this is tea, I ordered coffee, oh sorry she says, the woman before you ordered tea and bakewell, (there was no-one near me when I ordered mine, and I aint a woman either, feck sake..)

Serves ya right eating them bakewell things. Like a middle aged woman outta Coronation St

eisenberg1

maudgonner wrote: »

Yeah, well...why are you so obsessed with socks being paired up, eh? Maybe they're happy on their own. You're just so...singlist!

What about us one legged people? Seven pairs of socks do us two weeks:)

spakman

maudgonner wrote: »

Yeah, well...why are you so obsessed with socks being paired up, eh? Maybe they're happy on their own. You're just so...singlist!

A sock without a comrade is a sad sight.

maudgonner

eisenberg1 wrote: »

What about us one legged people? Seven pairs of socks do us two weeks:)

Indeed. And what about Oscar Pistorias?



Oh, maybe that's a bad comparison...