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

northgirl wrote: »

Just got a coldsore. Feeling rubbish but must soldier on for interview in the morning. F*** You Coldsore!

I did an interview with the mofo of all colds ores last week.
A lot of lipstick did the trick..

The box the cling-film roll is contained within is designed by engineers to cut a straight line across it for the next person to use. Lots of 'experts' think they know better but leave an unfurling puzzle for those who come after them... sorry, but you're a bit dim.

Why does my hair have to be such a cnut? How come it looked nice when I practised this hairstyle until now I want to wear it out and I look like someone else? What's that bit doing, just hanging there antisocially?

I cannot wait until it's grown back fully so I can just pay a hairdresser to do this. I'm necking enough supplements so it would want to get growing, fast.

Why would you be sending me an email at half eleven of a Sunday evening when I'm in bed? Why? You work 9-5 too, same company, same building. Wait until the morning like any normal person, ffs.

LynnGrace wrote: »

Very trivial indeed, but when scrolling, and you thank a post by mistake...oops!

Was it some kind of awful, offensive post?

TA neighbour has abandoned his dog and it's practically living in my garden, winding my dog up.

Probably gonna get flamed for this but it really annoyed me so I'll post it anyway.

I was late for work this morning because a man in an electric wheelchair decided to drive his wheelchair down the center of a lane rather than use the footpath in rush hour traffic. Because its a wheelchair, it isn't designed to travel at high speeds and was going at about 10mph with a trail of traffic absolutely snailing behind him.
Before anyone mentions it, the adjacent footpath on both sides of the road was more than wide enough to accommodate the wheelchair and was also sloped in a few places to allow him get up and down off the step with ease. Regardless of the fact that it seriously slowed everyone else down, he actually almost got hit by a lorry at one point coming round a corner (I was behind him on the bus) which could have caused a serious accident, and I also highly doubt he's insured to be on the road.
This also isn't the first time I've seen the same man on the same stretch of road and around the area doing the same thing.

I know I sound like an insensitive assh*ole but it really annoyed me. I'm all for equal access to amenities for all members of society, regardless of physical state, but this guy just seemed like a d*ckhead. It was just so unnecessary.

elfy4eva wrote: »

Does anyone else work with a manky c*&$ who wipes snot on the walls of the toilet cubicle. Scummy people.

I was in the office of a large public body in Dublin some months back. They had a sign in the gents loo, along the lines of "Will the person who keeps wiping the mucus from their nose on this wall please stop".

TrustedApple wrote: »

Bus now takes nearly a 90 mins to get to work now. 9km take 90 mins!!!. To make it worse the bus takes at lest 20 min at one stop as people still don't have leep cards and still pay in cash .... why can't we go like London and go cash less and one way in and one way out of the buses ?.

Get a bike. You'll be in work, showered and at your desk while others are still on the bus.

WhiteRoses wrote: »

I was late for work this morning because a man in an electric wheelchair decided to drive his wheelchair down the center of a lane rather than use the footpath in rush hour traffic. Because its a wheelchair, it isn't designed to travel at high speeds and was going at about 10mph with a trail of traffic absolutely snailing behind him.

If it was rush hour traffic, he was probably going faster than the traffic. I find it funny how some drivers lose all sense of reason when they have to stay behind a bike for 10 or 20 seconds, given that they spend hours starting down the boot of the car in front.