Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

Colser

Medusa22 wrote: »

I'm too lazy to have a shower, somebody come and wash me!! :pac:

On the way with my shower gel:D

The fcuking laundry basket isnt taking a break for Christmas and Im sick of cleaning oven trays and the hob.I didnt go to bed until 5am when my mouth suddenly went dry from wine ,no hangover(weird) but had to do dinner,wash clothes and clean the bloody kitchen. I dont want to be the adult in the house at Christmas. And Santa didnt bring my hot (body like Beckham) cleaner.:(

xLisaBx

Graces7 wrote: »

Well, would YOU have gone out in that weather yesterday to climb pylons etc? They deserve danger money. I was out very briefly to get coal in and was soaked and blown over. They are worth their money. And more. And you are contracted; they are not.

I do go out of my way in ways though. I'm in contact with seriously ill and contagious patients, am sick as a result so much that I'm starting to believe I no longer have an immune system. Not myself, but a colleague had to test Ebola samples abroad, because it was the only chance they had to save some patients. Danger and risk is associated with far more than wind and rain.

Menas

Myself, my mother and my wife decided to put bets on all the races in lepardstown today. 7 races, 7 bets each. All different horses.

Out of the 21 different horses backed (some win, some eachway) only one gave any returns. And that was a small return.

There was one race with just 4 horses. But the One horse none of us had backed won.

TA at our collective bad luck.

murph226

Irish people going onto UK forums and calling everyone mate!

Spanish Eyes

I am now full of cabin fever. Full Of It...

Dublin is soaking. Walked round to the shop to buy the paper and some milk and I am wet through. This is day 2. AAARGH.

So Trivial, but that's the thread!

This has to be one of the most miserable gloomy Christmas weather events ever!

KatW4

I need to start getting ready to go out but I am so full from dinner that I don't think I can actually move!

fussyonion

KatW4 wrote: »

I need to start getting ready to go out but I am so full from dinner that I don't think I can actually move!

That's the worst about having your dinner right before you're going out; you feel full and lethargic.
Did you have a turkey dinner?
Just curious because I'm doing curry.

Medusa22

My grandfather rather pointedly asked me if I was still on weight watchers just as I was about to tuck into some pavlova for dessert

He also asked me if I got in a fight with my hairdresser so I asked him if he got into a fight with his because he's bald

I also put low fat milk in his tea

McChubbin

TA'd over the lack of blue cheese in the house. We have most of the others but blue cheese is my favorite.

Peregrine

I made soup but I couldn't find any soup spoons in the kitchen. I searched everywhere and the soup started going cold so I'm having it with a tablespoon.

This is it. It's the final step of my descend into savagery.

Gaygooner

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I am now full of cabin fever. Full Of It...

Dublin is soaking. Walked round to the shop to buy the paper and some milk and I am wet through. This is day 2. AAARGH.

So Trivial, but that's the thread!

This has to be one of the most miserable gloomy Christmas weather events ever!

The joy of living alone. Go home close the door. Shut out the shyte

Spanish Eyes

I had a bit of cooked rice left over today. So I look on the birdie website to see if it's ok for my feathered friends.

Yup, they love it apparently, except my lot. It went out at midday, and it is still there now.

So fekkin annoyed. Now I don't know whether to blame the birdies or the RSPB (that's the bible for the birdies BTW!)

Such a trivial thing. I bet the fekker birdies would scoff it if it was snow and ice out there. Ungrateful sods.

TA. I know.....

bnt

Managers in office gave us each a bottle of cheap white wine for Christmas. I had a glass over the last hour, and now I have a headache. No other effect - not even a mild loosening of inhibitions. Just the headache. :mad:

gutenberg

Aunt and cousins called over last night for a couple of hours. The aunt proceeded to talk for that entire time about Daughter #2's recent engagement and about going ring shopping in the New Year, and the projected budget for the ring, and about Daughter #1's job, and the son's kid. Always nice to hear about how people are doing, but she never enquired about any of the other kids in the family (two of whom got new jobs recently, and the other is completing a PhD, so there is material to ask about!), or asked after the health of another relative who has been very ill of late, and was sitting right across from her!

She always was a witch, but now I just zone out when she talks. The daughters are as bad - I'll be ducking out of that wedding if at all possible!!

maudgonner

Stupid Christmas lights with the fancy flashing patterns. I just want them to be constantly on. Allegedly I have to press the button five times to select that option. That never works. It tries to make me think I have selected the right one, only for them to start blinking like crazy as soon as I walk away.

Stupid, frustrating bloody things!

Ficheall

Current job application has 37 selection criteria to be addressed. Ugh. Such BS.

everlast75

In bed but my phone charger cable is a spurious one and so only charges when held at a certain angle :-/

whatismyname

everlast75 wrote: »

In bed but my phone charger cable is a spurious one and so only charges when held at a certain angle :-/

Oooh, had that for ages with a phone charger recently. Finally went and bought a new one, and now looking back don't know how I coped with the other one!

everlast75

whatismyname wrote: »

Oooh, had that for ages with a phone charger recently. Finally went and bought a new one, and now looking back don't know how I coped with the other one!

Bought a pack of 5 of the buggers and am being stubborn.... I think you've convinced me to buy a extra long cable tomorrow; -)

Graces7

xLisaBx wrote: »

I do go out of my way in ways though. I'm in contact with seriously ill and contagious patients, am sick as a result so much that I'm starting to believe I no longer have an immune system. Not myself, but a colleague had to test Ebola samples abroad, because it was the only chance they had to save some patients. Danger and risk is associated with far more than wind and rain.

Hate this kind of reply. What the ESB men do is STILL dangerous and risky. I never aid no one else did dangerous work Fact remains that shinning up pylons in a gale is dangerous and should be well compensated.

Graces7

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I had a bit of cooked rice left over today. So I look on the birdie website to see if it's ok for my feathered friends.

Yup, they love it apparently, except my lot. It went out at midday, and it is still there now.

So fekkin annoyed. Now I don't know whether to blame the birdies or the RSPB (that's the bible for the birdies BTW!)

Such a trivial thing. I bet the fekker birdies would scoff it if it was snow and ice out there. Ungrateful sods.

TA. I know.....

Last evening I put the cats' usual evening feed dwon. Tinned cat food which they love. One sniff and they walked away! We now have a food stand off. Makes me smile though as the one who walked away first is the feral who a few weeks ago ate as it she were being hunted, gulping anything and eyes all around her all the time for danger. The food is still there this morning and there is no more turkey except my dinner and they are not having that ..

KatW4

fussyonion wrote:

That's the worst about having your dinner right before you're going out; you feel full and lethargic. Did you have a turkey dinner? Just curious because I'm doing curry.

I had a turkey and ham dinner again! Delicious but I was too full. I'd love a curry!!!

KatW4

Every night I go out saying I won't go to the nightclub and every night without fail, I end up in the nightclub. I regret it every single time because the music is rubbish and it's full of teenagers.

Also got into a bar last night because I'm old how depressing!!

Plugged my phone into charge but forgot to switch it on at the wall. What a twit.

mud

People who preach at others online as though they are the only ones who know anything about anything. Maybe they just have bad writing skills but they come across as so rigidly boring that I end up pitying them while still being irritated.

So awfully trivially annoying.

endofrainbow

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

People who buy clothes for Christmas. Same clothes for sale 2 days later at half the price. Madness

people who buy new clothes for wearing on the PLANE for the their holidays

BenedrylPete

people who talk to you from another room and fully expect you to hear them perfectly, especially while fuking around in the kitchen


aaabmuhn marp CLUNK marp then go ahmnurp (smash) murp shops okay ?


What ?

I said nurm hurm nurm nap to the (smash smash) narp and CLUNK CLUNK a packet ofhurmnarp.

Colser

BenedrylPete wrote: »

people who talk to you from another room and fully expect you to hear them perfectly, especially while fuking around in the kitchen


aaabmuhn marp CLUNK marp then go ahmnurp (smash) murp shops okay ?


What ?

I said nurm hurm nurm nap to the (smash smash) narp and CLUNK CLUNK a packet ofhurmnarp.

This just happened to me when I had turned on the shower.Always happens as well when Im brushing my teeth.:mad:

Im doing dinner today,sick of peeling spuds carrots and parsnips. 2 big lumps still upstairs in bed and one advised me to run to the shop for bread (picky eater)..Im about to roar at them to get the fcuk up and help me..block yer ears.:mad::D

rosie16

Peregrine wrote: »

I made soup but I couldn't find any soup spoons in the kitchen. I searched everywhere and the soup started going cold so I'm having it with a tablespoon.

This is it. It's the final step of my descend into savagery.

You have different indicators of savagery: try eating cereal out of a saucepan because there's no bowls.

kerry4sam

It will be there in the last place you look alright...

Got kitted out lastnight to complete a task/challenge I was already late in completing but then could not find the key needed to unlock the damn lock.

Decided in all my wisdom the lastime I used it not to keep it in same place as I normally do, for reasons now unknown to me...
Searched high & low for over 15mins - nothing.

Out of gear and into trackies contemplating a locksmith as the only means to gain access,
Hand into trackie-pants to retrieve tissue and there it was! There was the damn key!

Back out of trackie and into gear again to complete this challenge. Think it was that burst of annoyance that got me through it, as my immune system was telling me no
^^^Silver Lining I Suppose in the midst of the annoyance,
kerry4sam

Graces7

Nothing to report!