Things 'there is no excuse' for

Donald Trump · 23-07-2018 12:47PM

Riding your wife/gf's twin by "mistake"

Especially if they're not identical twins or, even worse, if it's a twin brother

mikemac2 · 23-07-2018 12:47PM

Rough cheap toilet paper.

Always worth paying extra for the good stuff

alchemist33 · 23-07-2018 12:48PM

jaxxx wrote: »

Oh thank you for that, I needed something to cheer me up

+ Big Brother

Now to add a few of my own:
- Parking in disabled spaces when you have no right to
- Taking up more than 1 car space because you can't park!
- Skipping the queue in a shop
- The Kardashians
- Katie Price
- Piers Morgan
- That 'human Ken doll' weirdo

It's not often I agree with every single point a poster has made but by God you've achieved it.

OldMrBrennan83 · 23-07-2018 12:50PM

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byronbay2 · 23-07-2018 12:51PM

Negligently allowing your young children get sunburned. Seen a lot of it recently and it absolutely infuriates me!

23-07-2018 01:46PM

jaxxx wrote: »

- Skipping the queue in a shop

Perfectly excusable. Was standing in a lengthy line, guy at the counter calls "next please" loud enough to wake the dead, woman in front of me is gazing off into space with her mouth open, counter guy then makes eye contact with me and nods. I go, get served, pay, and leave. Look back over my shoulder and the person originally in front of me is still queuing and counting wall tiles. Did I do something inexcusable?

OldMrBrennan83 · 23-07-2018 01:50PM

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iamwhoiam · 23-07-2018 01:54PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Perfectly excusable. Was standing in a lengthy line, guy at the counter calls "next please" loud enough to wake the dead, woman in front of me is gazing off into space with her mouth open, counter guy then makes eye contact with me and nods. I go, get served, pay, and leave. Look back over my shoulder and the person originally in front of me is still queuing and counting wall tiles. Did I do something inexcusable?

Did it not even strike you that the woman might be deaf , or grieving , or distracted in her head ?
A gentle tap on and arm and " you're next " would have been nice

Eggs For Dinner · 23-07-2018 02:00PM

The state of the HSE

Jim Bob Scratcher · 23-07-2018 02:03PM

Skimping on good quality teabgs

23-07-2018 02:15PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Did it not even strike you that the woman might be deaf , or grieving , or distracted in her head ?
A gentle tap on and arm and " you're next " would have been nice

I was standing behind her in a long queue. If she was any of those things, trust me, I would have noticed and would have nudged her. She was queueing behind a long line of people where every single individual in front of here was paying attention to the "next please" shout. She can't help but know she's next in line.

Why is it my fault if she's more interested in staring at her smart phone or picking her nose or whatever else?

Inexcusable? Really?

iamwhoiam · 23-07-2018 02:17PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I was standing behind her in a long queue. If she was any of those things, trust me, I would have noticed and would have nudged her. She was queueing behind a long line of people where every single individual in front of here was paying attention to the "next please" shout. She can't help but know she's next in line.

Why is it my fault if she's more interested in staring at her smart phone or picking her nose or whatever else?

Inexcusable? Really?

As my gran would say " manners cost nothing "

mosesgun · 23-07-2018 02:31PM

People who blow their noses into a tissue at a dinner table. Look into tissue, roll it into a ball and put it in the ashtray. This has happened a few times. Even the act of blowing the nose into the tissue at the table is inexcusable.

Bainneban · 23-07-2018 02:34PM

mosesgun wrote: »

People who blow their noses into a tissue at a dinner table. Look into tissue, roll it into a ball and put it in the ashtray. This has happened a few times. Even the act of blowing the nose into the tissue at the table is inexcusable.

Are you saying don't blow your nose at the table, just get up and go to toilet etc if they need to blow it?

filbert the fox · 23-07-2018 02:36PM

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

Women not shaving there arm pits.

Bad grammar

mosesgun · 23-07-2018 02:37PM

Bainneban wrote: »

Are you saying don't blow your nose at the table, just get up and go to toilet etc if they need to blow it?

Thats precisely what I'm saying. Sneezing is different as its not voluntary. Blowing the nose is voluntary, disgusting and inexcusable. Puts me off my grub, and the nose blower!

23-07-2018 02:38PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

As my gran would say " manners cost nothing "

She's right, good manners cost nothing. Good manners would also involve respecting the people behind you in the queue as well as those in front.

filbert the fox · 23-07-2018 02:40PM

putting your dinner knife in your mouth.:eek:

Bainneban · 23-07-2018 02:40PM

mosesgun wrote: »

Thats precisely what I'm saying. Sneezing is different as its not voluntary. Blowing the nose is voluntary, disgusting and inexcusable. Puts me off my grub, and the nose blower!

Eating spicy food can sometimes cause your nose to run so I'd prefer someone wipe their nose than let it run amok. You can turn to the side as you wipe / blow.

Bainneban · 23-07-2018 02:40PM

filbert the fox wrote: »

putting your dinner knife in your mouth.:eek:

Thats one that Irish Mammies try to drive into their kids from a young age.

Lorelli! · 23-07-2018 02:41PM

Apparently theres no excuse given for not having the back part of a remote control because I lent a remote to my neighbour and when she returned it she just said "oh ye the backs missing" and shrugged with no reason or nothing. :mad:

pleas advice · 23-07-2018 02:45PM

Theres no excuse for not having an excuse

mosesgun · 23-07-2018 02:47PM

Bainneban wrote: »

Eating spicy food can sometimes cause your nose to run so I'd prefer someone wipe their nose than let it run amok. You can turn to the side as you wipe / blow.

I too would prefer an intervention like that rather than them letting their nose run "amok"

I'm more concerned with those that blow their noses out of habit. Having a good clear out as it were. That I can't abide.

razorblunt · 23-07-2018 02:47PM

Poor trainers/shoes, poor bed.
If you're not in one, you're in t'other.

Drink driving.

iamwhoiam · 23-07-2018 02:47PM

Scraping your fork on your teeth when eating . Ugh

blackwhite · 23-07-2018 02:53PM

timmy880 wrote: »

Joined a company recently that has no urinals so I can safely say

1. Male toilets not having urinals

2. Being a b0llocks in the toilets at work and not cleaning up the outrageous amount of piss you've just left on the seat/bowl/floor

And following on - if there’s no urinal, being so much of a lazy c*** that you don’t bother lifting the seat before p1ssing.

Galwayguy35 · 23-07-2018 03:01PM

A bad pint.

xzanti · 23-07-2018 03:09PM

Scraping your butter residue off the knife, back into the tub. Should be a law against it.

xzanti · 23-07-2018 03:10PM

razorblunt wrote: »

Poor trainers/shoes, poor bed.
If you're not in one, you're in t'other.

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Well said, poor people should be shot.

jobless · 23-07-2018 03:14PM

xzanti wrote: »

Scraping your butter residue off the knife, back into the tub. Should be a law against it.

my dad always used to put butter and brown sauce on his dinner all the time... as a kid i always remember going to the tub of butter when making some toast and opening it to a waft of brown sauce scrapings....

makes me wretch even now thinking of it!

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