Things That Trivially Annoy You.

Sephiroth_dude

northgirl wrote: »

Ordered a gorgeous sparkly top from Zara and tried it on in store. It is stunning but a little erm ... prone to displaying inappropriate areas :pac:

*scratches head*

How do you mean NG ?










:pac:

Surreptitious

Bitches Be Trypsin wrote: »

I've to go resit leaving cert maths to do the masters I want to do. So annoyed, they want a C in higher level, I got an A in ordinary, and won't accept me on the grounds of my degree. I'm so nervous about resitting leaving cert maths!

That's pure crazy. How are you supposed to remember any of that course.

bolgbui41

TA because I wanted a new sparkly going out top and never thought of looking Zara till north girl mentioned it, but the stupid Zara website refuses to open on my phone

NewbridgeIR

Ready meals that say "serves one" - never enough.

Bitches Be Trypsin

Surreptitious wrote: »

That's pure crazy. How are you supposed to remember any of that course.

I'm going to just teach myself :rolleyes:

DareGod

Bitches Be Trypsin wrote: »

I've to go resit leaving cert maths to do the masters I want to do. So annoyed, they want a C in higher level, I got an A in ordinary, and won't accept me on the grounds of my degree. I'm so nervous about resitting leaving cert maths!

This is literally the stuff of nightmares :-/

NewbridgeIR

Irish sellers with their laidback attitude!

See a Japanese CD set I want on Discogs. Nearly all Japanese sellers so it'll take at least 8 - 10 days to get here. But then I notice an Irish seller has a copy. So I order it. He sends the invoice with a message stating "will try and get this out towards the end of next week"

NewbridgeIR

Razor blades.
I repeatedly settle on one I am happy with and then Lidl stop stocking the refill blades - instead replacing it with a different model.

Have decided to go back to Gillette. While they're more expensive, at least there is consistency and they're much more readily available.

TG1

Was well enough to go to work yesterday, woke up today and can barely move from the bed. Why did it not happen the other way round?

CrowdedHouse

I don't mean to preach but you should try the traditional DE razor.

I get a years shaving for the price of some of those blades.

NewbridgeIR

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

I don't mean to preach but you should try the traditional DE razor.

I get a years shaving for the price of some of those blades.

My Dad used have one before he did a Dylan (went electric)

Certainly would be open to trying one of them.

What would be a good make and where is best to get them?

CrowdedHouse

Maybe to try just go for something inexpensive or see if your dads is still at home!

https://www.shaving.ie/products/feather-popular-razor.html


A sample pack of blades to see which you like best

https://www.shaving.ie/products/two-of-a-kind-de-blade-sample-pack.html



https://www.youtube.com/user/mantic59

Mookie Blaylock

DE fanboys are probably the biggest TA on this site!

CrowdedHouse

Mookie Blaylock wrote: »

DE fanboys are probably the biggest TA on this site!

That smooth clean look is TAing you

Mookie Blaylock

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

That smooth clean look is TAing you

I actually have a DE razor that's approx 55 years old... but can't use them I'm afraid

NewbridgeIR

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

Maybe to try just go for something inexpensive or see if your dads is still at home!

https://www.shaving.ie/products/feather-popular-razor.html


A sample pack of blades to see which you like best

https://www.shaving.ie/products/two-of-a-kind-de-blade-sample-pack.html



https://www.youtube.com/user/mantic59

Cheers, thank you very much.

Kitty6277

Need to go out but it's lashing rain

Poochie05

Cans that don't stack in to each other :mad:

severeoversteer

annoys me when people enter a state of total rage when I forget to indicate when driving :rolleyes:

Try_harder

Bint in the pub has the most annoying nasal D4 accent

AndrewJRenko

Kitty6277 wrote: »

My bf is looking at buying a car to learn to drive in. All the cars he's looking at are 2013 up, 10-20k cars. This really shouldn't annoy me and of course I'm happy for him, but I'm slightly jealous that he's gonna have a car miles better than I have, and I'm the one who actually has a full licence

Make sure that he checks insurance quotes before he makes the final decision.

I had a huge sandwich with sliced chicken and salad and smokey bacon and cheese and chipotle sauce on crusty roll and it was so huge I briefly considered eating just half. But no, I ate it all.

Now I've indigestion and I need someone to rub my tum-tum and tell me it'll get better.

Mookie Blaylock

Candie wrote: »

I had a huge sandwich with sliced chicken and salad and smokey bacon and cheese and chipotle sauce on crusty roll and it was so huge I briefly considered eating just half. But no, I ate it all.

Now I've indigestion and I need someone to rub my tum-tum and tell me it'll get better.

Shhhh, just slip quietly into a food coma fatty

New Home

*Hands Candie a glass of water and some Alka Seltzer*

Poochie05

Quilt covers with buttons rather than press studs :mad:

Poochie05

Poochie05 wrote: »

Quilt covers with buttons rather than press studs :mad:

Be careful what you wish for Poochie. I had press studs on one duvet cover and they melted in the dryer It was a nice cover too.

Surreptitious

I feel like time is moving too fast, that I can't keep up with it.

Archeron

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Ready meals that say "serves one" - never enough.

A vienetta is apparently for about eight people.

New Home

Archeron wrote: »

A vienetta is apparently for about eight people.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!





No. :cool:

Sephiroth_dude

Surreptitious wrote: »

I feel like time is moving too fast, that I can't keep up with it.

That's basically how I feel every weekend