Things That Trivially Annoy You.

Chestvalve wrote: »

No wonder the country is obese

Mate. Chill out.

Succubus_ wrote: »

I have a pain in my belly from eating too much rubbish. Someone rub it for me please

*Rubs gently*

Succubus_ wrote:

I have a pain in my belly from eating too much rubbish. Someone rub it for me please

** rewrites Soft Kitty**

Soft Succy, warm Succy little ball of food.
Happy Succy, sleepy Succy purr purr purr.

Away for a couple of nights in a hotel recently. I am always amazed at the number of people who leave it until they get to the breakfast room to start blowing their nose and Hocking in front of others. Can they not do this in their bedroom before coming down to breakfast?

FINALLY got the replacement CD player for my mum (Christmas present that didn't work. 2 months of faffing about replacements and refunds and deliveries). I said I'd test it here to make sure it worked before I lugged it all the way back down to Tipp and the ****ing new one STILL ISN'T WORKING. So I think I'm just gonna have to send it back again and get a refund.

So now I dunno what to do about her Christmas present. All she wanted was a music system with a 3 CD changer in it. Are 3 CD music systems just a thing of the past now? It took me ages to find even that one. Feckin hipsters with their feckin vinyl have put the CD out of business. :mad::mad:

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Multi disc CD changers aren't that reliable.

Why not get a CD player that just plays one disc?

She's had a 3 disc CD player for years. She's set in her ways and her old one is dying. Unfortunately it looks like we'll just have to get her a single disc one.

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Dickhead neighbour with no concept of time out sawing kindling at 9.30 on a Sunday fecking morning. Another lad I can hear up the road out with the lawnmower.
What is wrong with these people?

That brings back memories (from my teens) of our neighbour with his numerous sheds that he always seemed to be working on. They were made of various sheets of plywood, corrugated iron and what looked suspiciously like asbestos. We used to refer to his garden as "Soweto". Being in the building trade, he worked Monday to Saturday so shed-building day was of course Sunday. Afternoon. In fine weather. Exactly the time we'd be out in the garden relaxing in the a sunshine.

DREEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
HAMERHAMMERHAMMERHAMMER
SAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAWSAW

That was here yesterday as well, some feen up the road at 8 am with a chain saw cutting down pre historic tree's and the council gave them green light for it.

Sometimes i’m absolute happy to be living in overregulated Germany.

All this is strictly forbidden on the holy sunday. One call and the police would show up. If the noisy neighbor would not show some insight they would just confiscate the mower, saw or whatever is causing the noise...plus a hefty fine.:P

Reminds me to cut my two hedges the next few days. This will be forbidden from March to the end of October because of nesting birds.:eek::D

Making pancakes that taste like fried eggs. Every time I try to bake it ends up being an absolute fail.

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

I'm no Nevin Maguire but I thought pancakes are done in a frying pan

Might be where I’m going wrong alright :pac:

People talking/shouting while I'm trying to listen to the radio :mad:

Guys who cannot maintain speed on motorways. I passed the same guy 3 times on the M7 today.