Things That Trivially Annoy You.

Injured my wrist boxing and now I'm getting weird nerve pains in my right forearm and hand. It's also going randomly cold and warm again in the same area.

Probably more than a trivial thing.:(

When your getting a sandwich/roll at a deli counter and they only butter one slice/side of the bread/roll.

Ta at sneezing when I’ve sinus pain. Feel like I have to hold my whole face intact so my brain doesn’t fall out my nose

Seanachai wrote: »

There's also the thing of when somebody has destroyed the place and if you don't clean up the crime scene, the person in after you will think it was you.

God yeah. I had that experience at a local petrol station a few weeks back. Unisex cubical.

I didnt even use the toilet and only went in to wash my hands but someone had completely destroyed the toilet and I knew there was a lady outside waiting.

So dickhead here had to get the toilet brush (thankfully there was one) out and start scrubbing...:mad:

Waking up feeling slightly anxious for no apparent reason

Alrighty then

You're right of course.

I really only follow this thread cos you hang out around here

Mike Oxlong wrote: »

I remember 20 years ago in Corfu, I had read about the public toilet in the bus station...and all the guide books at the time stated you should never use them due to a "custom"
Soooo... first thing I did was go look at the toilets.... basically... people stand at the door... crap into a bag..or hand!!...and fling it at the wall or roof...I didn't believe it until I opened the front door....
I actually needed a piss...so stood in the street and peed in the door felt almost like a local..
It's all gone now though...they knocked it and built a new one some years back and the tradition died.. thanks be to Jesus!

Jesus Christ...

I had a similar experience on a train from Cairo to Aswan about 15 years ago which took 12 hours. I had a dodgy stomach as well which did not help and spent hours clinging to my seat with the sweats. I heard others say the toilets were a disgrace but the word disgrace in no way shape or form comes close to describing this- cannot think of a suitable word.

Bottom line is that there was no toilet. It was essentially a normal train toilet cubicle but with no actual physical toilet. Instead there was a hole in the floor and you could see the train track literally 2-3 feet below you whizzing by.

When I got to the door I saw a mother with her son who was about 5-6 and she basically had him standing in the corridor pissing into the cubicle on to the floor.

So it came to my turn and I went in but clearly my head was not right- it actually seemed okay for the first 1 second but what came at me was a Tsunami of piss as the train carriage rocked back and forth- the piss on the floor collected at one end several inches deep and then just came at you.

I was wearing sandals and with nowhere to go my feet were awash with 2-3 inches of Egyptian piss until it rolled back again. I manfully straddled the hole in the ground and had my piss.

Later on my stomach had enough I had an attack of the trots. Bang out of options I had to tackle the piss filled cubicle and squat. So poor me squatting over the hole in the carriage, clinging to the wall, piss washing back and forth over my bare feet every 10-15 seconds and then I started simultaneously dry retching due to the conditions.

I can safely say it was the worst journey of my life and a little emotional thinking about it- I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy and I wasn't even hungover or drinking. What's more we were in first class.

Whehey! wrote: »

People who never post on fb or Instagram but they have an appointment in the hospital and out of the blue they HAVE to 'Check in' just so we're aware that they have a hospital appointment.

OK.. Mary your in the hospital are ya? Ya alright hun ����
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

There's a whole culture in Ireland surrounding illness, a lot of people are just sick. People that have been on the 'way out' for fifteen years, such and such has an ulcer and stents, people love saying the word stents, Mick got stents there last week......

I was waiting to pull out to the right from the exit lane of supermarket which involved crossing 2 lanes of traffic. Someone waiting in the filter lane on my left to pull into the entrance lane stopped to let me out. A kind gesture but since there was traffic heading out the main road in the lane beside them I couldn't go. I got a very wry look as they finally turned in when they realised I wasn't moving. Sorry, I don't feel like dying today!