Not The Annoyingly Trivial Things-Bitches be cray cray week.

Bredabe · 08-09-2017 12:03PM

erica74 wrote: »

I got my hair cut today, I look fabulous by the way:D
I was TA by the hairdresser trying to engage me in the mindless chatter, as they do.
Now, I know that it's just part of their job and it's probably a habit for them, after asking the same questions day in, day out, it nearly forms part of the job after a while. You know the usual - any plans for the weekend, any holidays planned etc.
So she was trying to engage me and I was answering her but I just have a lot on my mind at the moment so I'm sure I was giving off the vibe of not being interested. And I just hope she wasn't offended or felt cross after I left.

I never know if it's appropriate to say I want some peace and quiet in those situations as I feel like that would cause even more offence. Arrrggghhh brain melting!!

I know from experience that hairdressers/barbers/beauty therapist are OK with not talking, customers complain if such ppl DONT talk to them. As long as you are polite, most dont mind you saying I dont want to talk.

schizo1014 · 08-09-2017 12:26PM

Ta'd when I'm enjoying lunch at work myself and other people come in and try talk to me. I don't mind talking but at least let me finish eating first.

Jrop · 08-09-2017 12:34PM

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TA that people keep asking me where my dad is

I'm TA for you. Sticky Beaks/Nosy Parkers are my TA.

I'm inclined to feed them a load of BS,something like keep it to yourself but he's off shagging his mistress on her yacht in St Tropez.

eisenberg1 · 08-09-2017 12:44PM

A TA for me is remeberingvway back when a fax wasn't considered a legal document. Certain info had to sent via telex. There. I said it.&#55357;&#56832;

Doctor Nick · 08-09-2017 12:48PM

Really really TA'd at some people. Blind man asking people to help him cross the road. Everyone walks by ignoring him. It takes 10 seconds max. Heartless b'stards. Yes, I helped.

Boom_Bap · 08-09-2017 01:03PM

Doctor Nick wrote: »

Really really TA'd at some people. Blind man asking people to help him cross the road. Everyone walks by ignoring him. It takes 10 seconds max. Heartless b'stards. Yes, I helped.

Good stuff Dr Nick.
I see a visually impaired man walking every morning and trying to negotiate his way past the cars strewn across footpaths who are leaving their spawn into school.
His mobility is excellent and doesn't need any help, but it'd be much handier if people where more thoughtful.

My sister in law is also visually impaired and nearly a day doesn't go by where she is scared by a cyclist breaking lights while she is on a pedestrian crossing.

Lollipops23 · 08-09-2017 01:10PM

TA's today because I woke up at 4.30am and couldn't go back to sleep. Ended up reading until my alarm went at 7am. Bloody wall-falling now.

SusieBlue · 08-09-2017 01:12PM

Educated adults working in an office environment who don't know the meaning of the world hyphen, just spent about 4 minutes trying to explain to someone what it was. When he finally got it, he said I should just call it the minus sign like everyone else and drop the fancy hyphan sh*t.

TrustedApple · 08-09-2017 01:37PM

Getting kicked out of a insomnia coffee for taking a photo of the cakes. I took the photo as my girlfirend was joining me and wonted to ask her what one she wonted !!!.

Doctor Nick · 08-09-2017 02:38PM

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Good stuff Dr Nick.
I see a visually impaired man walking every morning and trying to negotiate his way past the cars strewn across footpaths who are leaving their spawn into school.
His mobility is excellent and doesn't need any help, but it'd be much handier if people where more thoughtful.

My sister in law is also visually impaired and nearly a day doesn't go by where she is scared by a cyclist breaking lights while she is on a pedestrian crossing.

It saddens me that this is now how people function in society. That people can just walk past somebody who not only needs help, but is asking for it. I'm still annoyed thinking about it.

Winterlong · 08-09-2017 02:40PM

TA that my favourite posters are not posting!

eisenberg1 · 08-09-2017 02:43PM

Winterlong wrote: »

TA that my favourite posters are not posting!

Well the rest of us will just have to do:D

Doctor Nick · 08-09-2017 02:44PM

Winterlong wrote: »

TA that my favourite posters are not posting!

Everyone needs a day off.

Widdershins · 08-09-2017 03:23PM

TA people responding without using the quote function. Strange, slightly passive aggressive.

snowflaker · 08-09-2017 03:41PM

Very loud obnoxious woman on the phone on the train! Shut up!!

bonzodog2 · 08-09-2017 03:43PM

I have 2 pairs of trainers with insoles. In both pairs, the insoles toe end comes part way out when I take them off

Noveight · 08-09-2017 03:48PM

Working with polly pockets and lever arch folders. Tedious! :mad:

retro:electro · 08-09-2017 03:48PM

I'm traumatised. I got my cartilage pierced about three months ago, and it was fine up until my boyfriend put his arm around me a week ago and hit it and it got a tiny tear. It's been sore since so I decided to take it out today. When I took it out it poured out blood. Ahh. Like a big hard bubble of blood just popped and it burst. Ahh. So I google wtf to do and everything I've read says under no circumstances take the piercing out. If it's infected it needs the hole to drain and removing the piercing will cause the hole to close and trap the infection. Fcukety fcuk! So I had to jam the earring back into the hard bloody hole! Paiiiiiiin. Trau.ma.tised.
To much fcuking blood today for me to handle. Might bleed to death by the end of the day.

selous · 08-09-2017 04:02PM

Builders that re-name an area for their new hi-density development, for more money I presume, It isn't in Leopardstown, it's on Ballyogan Road in Sandyford, like the estates all around it use, :mad:

Brendan Bendar · 08-09-2017 04:11PM

anna080 wrote: »

I'm traumatised. I got my cartilage pierced about three months ago, and it was fine up until my boyfriend put his arm around me a week ago and hit it and it got a tiny tear. It's been sore since so I decided to take it out today. When I took it out it poured out blood. Ahh. Like a big hard bubble of blood just popped and it burst. Ahh. So I google wtf to do and everything I've read says under no circumstances take the piercing out. If it's infected it needs the hole to drain and removing the piercing will cause the hole to close and trap the infection. Fcukety fcuk! So I had to jam the earring back into the hard bloody hole! Paiiiiiiin. Trau.ma.tised.
To much fcuking blood today for me to handle. Might bleed to death by the end of the day.

No sympathy from the Bren.

Soz..

You are irritating me with that whinging, it was your choice.

retro:electro · 08-09-2017 04:20PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

No sympathy from the Bren.

Soz..

You are irritating me with that whinging, it was your choice.

Eh, what? I know it was my choice? I'm still allowed to complain about the pain! Get ta feck

Rubberlegs · 08-09-2017 04:46PM

anna080 wrote: »

I'm traumatised. I got my cartilage pierced about three months ago, and it was fine up until my boyfriend put his arm around me a week ago and hit it and it got a tiny tear. It's been sore since so I decided to take it out today. When I took it out it poured out blood. Ahh. Like a big hard bubble of blood just popped and it burst. Ahh. So I google wtf to do and everything I've read says under no circumstances take the piercing out. If it's infected it needs the hole to drain and removing the piercing will cause the hole to close and trap the infection. Fcukety fcuk! So I had to jam the earring back into the hard bloody hole! Paiiiiiiin. Trau.ma.tised.
To much fcuking blood today for me to handle. Might bleed to death by the end of the day.

If you do bleed to death may I say it was a pleasure to have your accquaintance on here. Seriously that sounds so sore, hope it clears up for you.

TA, the silly cow who drove up my hole on a stretch of road that is 50kph. I was actually doing 60, but no beeotch I am not speeding up for you on a road notorious for speed vans. She bipped me then when I didn't move onto a roundabout quick enough for her. I hope she steps in dog sh1t in her good shoes.

New Home · 08-09-2017 05:05PM

73Cat wrote: »

TA, the silly cow who drove up my hole on a stretch of road that is 50kph. I was actually doing 60, but no beeotch I am not speeding up for you on a road notorious for speed vans. She bipped me then when I didn't move onto a roundabout quick enough for her. I hope she steps in dog sh1t in her good sandals.

FYP. :cool:

Colser · 08-09-2017 05:16PM

I'm an extremely nervous flyer and gave up flying for years until last year when I did 2 return flights .During the week I stupidly allowed my friends to book a flight for me on my own because I couldn't get leave to go with them ...I was happy for about an hour but then it all hit me and I'm sick with nerves and anxiety since.I can't even look for my passport or pull out my summer clothes because I can't imagine and don't want to think about getting on the flight.I'm even worrying that the storms in the States will cause turbulence here...mad I know but I don't want to go now and they'll have a fit if I back out even though they know how bad I am on flights.Why the fcuk do I get into situations like this..so TAd at myself right now.
Sorry for the rant.ðŸ˜

Colser · 08-09-2017 05:19PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

No sympathy from the Bren.

Soz..

You are irritating me with that whinging, it was your choice.

Are you for real?

Rubberlegs · 08-09-2017 06:03PM

New Home wrote: »

FYP. :cool:

Yesssss!!

TA, I didn't think of that

Rubberlegs · 08-09-2017 06:32PM

TA I am constantly accidentally clicking into user profiles. Not stalking ye I swear !!

Colser · 08-09-2017 06:34PM

73Cat wrote: »

TA I am constantly accidentally clicking into user profiles. Not stalking ye I swear !!

I'm always going into report this post..

LadyMacBeth_ · 08-09-2017 06:34PM

Colser wrote: »

I'm an extremely nervous flyer and gave up flying for years until last year when I did 2 return flights .During the week I stupidly allowed my friends to book a flight for me on my own because I couldn't get leave to go with them ...I was happy for about an hour but then it all hit me and I'm sick with nerves and anxiety since.I can't even look for my passport or pull out my summer clothes because I can't imagine and don't want to think about getting on the flight.I'm even worrying that the storms in the States will cause turbulence here...mad I know but I don't want to go now and they'll have a fit if I back out even though they know how bad I am on flights.Why the fcuk do I get into situations like this..so TAd at myself right now.
Sorry for the rant.&#55357;&#56877;

Sorry to hear that you are so nervous Colser, I'm nervous flying on my own but that's just a social anxiety thing. Could you go to your GP and explain how nervous you are? They might be able to give you a sleeping tablet/sedative for the flight.

Rubberlegs · 08-09-2017 06:35PM

Colser wrote: »

I'm always going into report this post..

Yes , that too and I only have little thumbs ! Makes me feel so clumsy !!

Not The Annoyingly Trivial Things-Bitches be cray cray week.

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