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

OldNotWIse · 12-09-2017 02:03PM

I really thought it was about 5pm as it is so dark out. TA that there is still so much of the day left.

Rubberlegs · 12-09-2017 02:18PM

Tubes of cream and steroid sprays that have to be used within 4 weeks of opening. I have to use so little of the cream that only one quarter of it, if even, will be gone by the time it is to be binned.
Similarly bags of salad that are to be used within 24 hours of opening, and a bag of dates to be used within one week. Fair enough, the salad can start looking a bit slimy very quickly, but the dates , FFS !

OldNotWIse · 12-09-2017 02:19PM

73Cat wrote: »

Tubes of cream and steroid sprays that have to be used within 4 weeks of opening. I have to use so little of the cream that only one quarter of it, if even, will be gone by the time it is to be binned.
Similarly bags of salad that are to be used within 24 hours of opening, and a bag of dates to be used within one week. Fair enough, the salad can start looking a bit slimy very quickly, but the dates , FFS !

Happens me with tofu

erica74 · 12-09-2017 02:31PM

Someone just told me my make up "game is on point". What does that mean?!! I just kind of smiled and mumbled a thank you, was that the right response?? What is this new lingo?
Also, I actually feel about 70 years old because I don't know what this all means.

Shpudnik · 12-09-2017 02:32PM

1/50 scale nuts and bolts. My fingers are too big!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 12-09-2017 02:34PM

TA: I wanted to go to a certain hotel and spa that's a bit expensive and a complete treat for my birthday. Somewhere I wouldn't pay for myself or couldn't expect someone else to pay for me outside of a special occasion. Someone just tried to book it for my birthday weekend and it's not available. Distraught

bottlebrush · 12-09-2017 02:34PM

Divas. Especially having to work with one.

retro:electro · 12-09-2017 02:35PM

erica74 wrote: »

Someone just told me my make up "game is on point". What does that mean?!! I just kind of smiled and mumbled a thank you, was that the right response?? What is this new lingo?
Also, I actually feel about 70 years old because I don't know what this all means.

It means you're looking on fleek. In other words, you're slaying sis.

Dub Ste · 12-09-2017 02:37PM

Er, what does TA mean....serious..Thanks

Savage Tyrant · 12-09-2017 02:39PM

TA'd at the alternate dimension that exists down the side of my car seats... Coins, notes, pens, lighters and my happiness have all disappeared into that void at some point.

FanadMan · 12-09-2017 03:03PM

Dub Ste wrote: »

Er, what does TA mean....serious..Thanks

TAd that have to explain Trivially Annoyed

Winterlong · 12-09-2017 03:13PM

AT is the new TA but I want it to be TA again. Pesky thread titles.

New Home · 12-09-2017 03:31PM

I remember the good old days when we had Hullabaloos Wot Caused Irritation...

bottlebrush · 12-09-2017 03:34PM

New Home wrote: »

I remember the good old days when we had Hullabaloos Wot Caused Irritation...

But wasn't there only the one r in irritation?

New Home · 12-09-2017 03:40PM

Prob'ly, but my mind isn't what it used to be.

redfacedbear · 12-09-2017 04:29PM

Bredabe wrote: »

*I know the same can be said of email, but the legals say its fax or nothing in their eyes.

TA that I'm old enough to remember when a fax was considered suspect and it had to be hard copy original or nothing.

It seemed to change very quickly - one day it was 'fax? no way, post us the original', the next day it was 'email? no way, but you can send us a fax'

Bredabe · 12-09-2017 05:48PM

Boom_Bap wrote: »

TA that I think that there is some posts lately that are not in the spirit of the thread and being used as sneaky digs at other posters.

Please don't do that.

I noticed that too, though it was just me. But it put me off posting on either thread for a while.

retro:electro · 12-09-2017 07:56PM

There is some absolute bollox programme on rte one right now about women trying on gunas in boutiques around Ireland. TA at the tripe RTE put out to air

erica74 · 12-09-2017 07:58PM

anna080 wrote: »

It means you're looking on fleek. In other words, you're slaying sis.

More words that make my head spin.

s4uv3 · 13-09-2017 03:55AM

Smashed a glass in the kitchen at 4am in my bare feet with a baby under my arm. Then the dog tried to join in the fun.
I remember the days when being awake at 4am meant drinkin' or messin'

erica74 · 13-09-2017 05:58AM

Viber
My sister and I send each other videos all day long through viber. Instead of typing out a message, we'll just record a video. The reason why we do this is, a lot of what we say is in our facial expressions and little private jokes and that sort of thing so videos convey our stories better. Also, we are very close but don't live near each other so videos help us feel more part of each other's lives.
So anyway, the videos are usually less than 2 minutes as that's all the record function in viber will allow so they're not big files.
I'm TA because, for the past month, anytime I'm sending a video, I literally cannot use the internet elsewhere on my phone.
What is up viber?!

OldNotWIse · 13-09-2017 08:56AM

The f*ckers who park on the same stretch of road as me, deliberately leaving just not quite enough space in between each car for another one to fit. How selfish can you be?:(

jimgoose · 13-09-2017 09:09AM

erica74 wrote: »

More words that make my head spin.

This all started in the the 1970s when the oil crisis led to the introduction of a 55mph speed-limit across most U.S. states, much to the chagrin of long-haul road hauliers, who had hitherto saved significant time and money by clocking 70mph and more in their huge trucks. So as part of evading the new enforcement by the highway patrols, truckers started using a sort of "code" language to... wait a minute, that's CB radio. Never mind...

OldNotWIse · 13-09-2017 10:04AM

People on shows such as a House in the Sun or any other property buying show, who decide not to buy somewhere because of the décor. "Oooh this house is the perfect size for our family to grow, it's got great views, is close to the main square/ school/ has a large garden with a pool and room for conversion etc...... but I just can't stand the colour of the bathroom walls" :mad:

SusieBlue · 13-09-2017 10:13AM

I saw a property building show during the week, and the couple had a baby boy called Bieber :eek: They looked really normal and were older as well, it was bizarre. :pac:

eisenberg1 · 13-09-2017 10:54AM

jimgoose wrote: »

This all started in the the 1970s when the oil crisis led to the introduction of a 55mph speed-limit across most U.S. states, much to the chagrin of long-haul road hauliers, who had hitherto saved significant time and money by clocking 70mph and more in their huge trucks. So as part of evading the new enforcement by the highway patrols, truckers started using a sort of "code" language to... wait a minute, that's CB radio. Never mind...

That's a big ten four good buddy, them smokies is thick as bugs on a bumper.

My TA, people who used to spend half their life talking to strangers on a CB, yet wouldn't even nod in your direction if you passed them on the street, similar to some Facebookers of today.

eisenberg1 · 13-09-2017 10:56AM

WhiteRoses wrote: »

I saw a property building show during the week, and the couple had a baby boy called Bieber :eek: They looked really normal and were older as well, it was bizarre. :pac:

They only way I think that moniker could be justified is if it wasn't a planned pregnancy and the fathers baby maker was only just in....
Ok, I'll go now.

jimgoose · 13-09-2017 10:57AM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

That's a big ten four good buddy, them smokies is thick as bugs on a bumper.

My TA, people who used to spend half their life talking to strangers on a CB, yet wouldn't even nod in your direction if you passed them on the street, similar to some Facebookers of today.

When Ah wur a lad Facebook consisted of an old 200-channel President radio mounted in a deeply distressing Corolla K30. :pac:

Winterlong · 13-09-2017 10:58AM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

They only way I think that moniker could be justified is if it wasn't a planned pregnancy and the fathers baby maker was only just in....
Ok, I'll go now.

Gatland would be a more appropriate name in some cases. Just in an out in 9.7 seconds.

OldNotWIse · 13-09-2017 11:27AM

I can't think of a single T.A

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

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