Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

everlast75

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

So you run into me and damage my car, then you expect me to drag my car around to three garages for an estimate - that would be a fair TA

I have your insurance details....I know what I'd do

That's exactly what I did when someone crashed into my car.

I wanted them to know I wasn't ripping them off.

Deise_vixen

LOVING the sunshine, blue skies and fine weather but TA'd that it has announced the return of my hayfever and other spring grass related allergies :mad:

Still not wishing for the return of the rain though!!

Walter H Price

People with really bad BO on public transport , just not ok

KatW4

I got vomited on today.

Shannon757

Seems everyone is against me today.

New Home

Shannon757 wrote: »

Seems everyone is against me today.

Did you tell them they had beautiful bodies? :pac::D

Shannon757

New Home wrote: »

Did you tell them they had beautiful bodies? :pac::D

I don't want to learn to them.

mansize

people that use commas as apostrophes

and use apostrophes (or commas) to pluralise words!!!!

Ronald Wilson Reagan

Big government.

mansize

Ronald Wilson Reagan wrote: »

Big government.

light touch regulation

CrowdedHouse

The overuse of exclamation marks.

mansize

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

The overuse of exclamation marks.

touché!.... !!!

Hugo Stiglitz

Shannon757 wrote: »

Seems everyone is against me today.

We won't ever go against you, S.

KatW4

A diamond gem fell out of a chain I got for Christmas. I brought it back to the jewelers in January. In Feb I went back in to ask and they said they were still waiting. I went back in today and they said "oh if it's not back, it's not going to come back so just pick another one!" Grrrr. I picked a new one but they didn't even check if I was telling the truth or anything. Very annoying.

Also my eyes won't stop streaming when I get my eyebrows done. I look like a big baby.

everlast75

The word "bundle".... in its modern interpretation.

It's used in every frickin advert it would appear

Spudgun

I really want a 99 now!

Cartman78

Cheltenham.

Tabloid papers giving out free bets and advice from expert tipsters who work for betting companies

Shannon757

Spudgun wrote: »

I really want a 99 now!

They bring only trouble.

maudgonner

Spudgun wrote: »

I really want a 99 now!

Shannon will go get you one. Just be very clear how you phrase the request. :pac:

Cake Man

Putting fuel into the car is unbelievably TA. Even though it has to be done, it always just feels like throwing money away. Don't think there has ever been a time when that fcuking fuel light has come on or the petrol gauge is near empty that I haven't let out a groan of frustration.

osarusan

Vincent Browne's clueless doddery performance on television. Absolutely hopeless.

Punkyblip

Brian Dobson on RTE news always being so smug.

Ally Dick

osarusan wrote: »

Vincent Browne's clueless doddery performance on television. Absolutely hopeless.

It's worth it for the times when he explodes, and he loses the doddery manner for a few minutes

mud

Get invited to a mate's for dinner. Asked them what time I should call up and they said 6 or soon after. I arrived at ten past 6. We ate at 9.45.

Ally Dick

That Allianz insurance advert with all the screeching is so annoying

Robsweezie

osarusan wrote:

Vincent Browne's clueless doddery performance on television. Absolutely hopeless.

He's like the antithesis of the typical strait laced, by the book presenter you'd see on bbc or itv.

Arghus

People who cough in a series of little kinda suppressed coughs, when something is irritating their chest or caught in their throats, etc, etc.

Just give it one big blast to clear the airways. Then everything will be okay again.

Ted_YNWA

That cheep-purr ad gets on my wick. Doesn't help when you see/hear it 10 times a day.

Gwynplaine

osarusan wrote: »

Vincent Browne's clueless doddery performance on television. Absolutely hopeless.

And that stupid jellyfish on the top of his head.

Gwynplaine

mud wrote: »

Get invited to a mate's for dinner. Asked them what time I should call up and they said 6 or soon after. I arrived at ten past 6. We ate at 9.45.

I would have left, I did it before. Got chips on the way home. We had friends over for dinner one Saturday night, a nice homemade curry and a fancy desert. They arrived at 7 and we sat down to eat at 7.30. We went to theirs a few weeks later, arrived at 7, I was starving. A couple of bowls of crisps and nuts on the coffee table, and then around 9pm she says, 'will I put the pizzas on?' And proceeds to open the freezer. I went to the jax, and came back and said I was leaving. Got a snack box on the way home. I should have known though, neither of them can boil an egg.