Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

23-09-2019 08:23AM

When you get to the top of the stairs and realise the thing that you want is actually downstairs...I'm actually done with this week already.

Ted_YNWA · 23-09-2019 08:54AM

Deleted User wrote:

When you get to the top of the stairs and realise the thing that you want is actually downstairs...I'm actually done with this week already.

Just wait until you forgot why you went upstairs in the first place.

Ragnar Lothbrok · 23-09-2019 12:11PM

fussyonion wrote: »

TA'd by the poster who said he puts fag butts in his pockets so as not to litter. Cool but your clothes will STINK now. I hate the stench of spent cigs/tapped cigs.

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I'd applaud him.
It's not his fault if there's not adequate bins.
Cigarette butts are nasty litter.

Thank you, Purple Mountain

Yes, Fussyonion, I'd rather have stinking clothes than throw my cigarettes on the floor. Generally, I'll find a bin within a short time, but occasionally I forget, and my God, the stench is awful after a while. Thankfully, the washing machine gets rid of the smell.

Widdershins · 23-09-2019 12:26PM

That Google search results are in Irish. It didn't ask if I wanted Irish results. I like the language but not that much - nor do I understand it well enough.

cj maxx · 23-09-2019 12:28PM

Shopping trolleys with a wonky wheel.

bonzodog2 · 23-09-2019 12:31PM

Extensive regulatory notices at the end of radio ads

petros1980 · 23-09-2019 02:12PM

the beer revolu wrote: »

Went to a cheap café for lunch. Lunch was decent. Service very friendly.
Got up and left and as a walked away, my arse felt wet, well, because it was. I went back to tell them that the seat was wet. His surprise told me that he hadn't been washing seats. He was very apologetic.
Sure enough, it was piss. Strong piss. Straight home, jeans and jocks into the washing machine and me into the shower.

Can't really be angry at the café or even the poor unfortunate who pissed themselves in a café.

Hang on a minute. So you were sitting on a chair covered in piss the whole time you were there as you sat and had your lunch??

How the fukc did you not cop on that the chair was wet earlier?

New Home · 23-09-2019 02:25PM

Maybe it was body temperature.... :eek:

Doctors room ghost · 23-09-2019 02:28PM

Stickers on apples p1ss me right off.
They’re just more pointless rubbish

Lesalare · 23-09-2019 02:31PM

Watching people writing, who don't know how to hold a pen/pencil properly - i.e. they wrap their thumbs around the pen and index finger. It drives me mad.

dubstarr · 23-09-2019 02:44PM

ParnellSquare where the Kingfisher is.That has to be the smallest corner in Dublin.I can never get around it,as theres always millions of people hanging round there.

You get around it and then you are stuck behind the slowest person in the world.Fecking move,im trying to get my bus.

New Home · 23-09-2019 02:45PM

Lesalare wrote: »

Watching people writing, who don't know how to hold a pen/pencil properly - i.e. they wrap their thumbs around the pen and index finger. It drives me mad.

Ditto with people who hold their spoon like a shovel.

Lesalare · 23-09-2019 03:05PM

New Home wrote: »

Ditto with people who hold their spoon like a shovel.

... agreed. Although it is considered the norm and socially acceptable in the US to cut your food first and then change your fork into your right hand and 'shovel' the food as you say. I also think some foods are just easier/more conducive to eat this way.

Those who can't put their knife and fork together when finished eating; lick their knife; sound like a pig when eating; and bring their mouth to their food/plate... Frankly disgust me.

Yer Da sells Avon · 23-09-2019 03:06PM

Lesalare wrote: »

... agreed. Or those who can't put their knife and fork together when finished eating; lick their knife; sound like a pig when eating; and bring their mouth to their food/plate... :mad:

As long as nobody is around, licking your knife is totally acceptable. In fact, to not do so is wasteful. Think of all the starving children. And send your knife to them, they'd be glad of it.

Lesalare · 23-09-2019 03:09PM

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

As long as nobody is around, licking your knife is totally acceptable. In fact, to not do so is wasteful. Think of all the starving children. And send your knife to them, they'd be glad of it.

Can't you just wipe it on your fork?

New Home · 23-09-2019 03:46PM

That would be like leaving cake batter in the bowl or on the whisk.

Wayne Jarvis · 23-09-2019 03:55PM

New Home wrote: »

That would be like leaving cake batter in the bowl or on the whisk.

Don't tell me people like this exist New Home? What kind of monster would do such a thing?

New Home · 23-09-2019 04:29PM

It's madness. MADNESS, I tells ya!

Ifevera wiztherewas · 23-09-2019 04:49PM

It's a disgrace Joe!!

New Home · 23-09-2019 04:55PM

Won't somebody think of the children?

Prominent_Dawg · 23-09-2019 06:59PM

People that invade your personal space

Redneck Reject · 23-09-2019 07:11PM

The school run,brings out my inner serial killer,heh.

vriesmays · 23-09-2019 07:11PM

Creatives - young people with no proper job who think they've a right to live in Dublin because they produce bad art or music.

Some of the best creatives had proper jobs when starting out - crime novelist Agatha Christie was a pharmacist, poet Wallace Stevens worked in insurance, TS Elliot was a banker, composer Philip Glass drove a taxi, and writer Kurt Vonnegut sold cars.

23-09-2019 09:58PM

Train delays. Always feel worse when they occur on a Monday morning and can really ruin the day.

23-09-2019 10:01PM

vriesmays wrote: »

Creatives - young people with no proper job who think they've a right to live in Dublin because they produce bad art or music.

Some of the best creatives had proper jobs when starting out - crime novelist Agatha Christie was a pharmacist, poet Wallace Stevens worked in insurance, TS Elliot was a banker, composer Philip Glass drove a taxi, and writer Kurt Vonnegut sold cars.

This.
And it's really annoying when the creatives (or their parents) start dissing proper jobs.

"I couldn't bear it if any child of mine became a solicitor or accountant or took a 9 to 5 position."

SaltSweatSugar · 23-09-2019 11:03PM

Those ‘Smart One’ toilet roll dispensers. I can’t even explain it.

heldel00 · 23-09-2019 11:09PM

^^^ oh my god we have these in our primary school and they are the bane of my life.
When I had infants, and the paper got stuck inside the dispenser there was a constant smell of poo and one or two dirty protests on the bathroom wall.

bodhrandude · 24-09-2019 12:18AM

Why are there threads that don't exist when I click them they are invalid, what the phuck does that mean?

New Home · 24-09-2019 05:38AM

bodhrandude wrote: »

Why are there threads that don't exist when I click them they are invalid, what the phuck does that mean?

That'd be The Glitch.

partyguinness · 24-09-2019 10:13AM

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

This.
And it's really annoying when the creatives (or their parents) start dissing proper jobs.

"I couldn't bear it if any child of mine became a solicitor or accountant or took a 9 to 5 position."

The irony is that any solicitor or accountant will tell you that the overwhelming amount of their work is done outside the hours of 9-5.

Nobody sets out to be another suit waiting for the DART every morning but reality is a bitch.

Sure parents, give your children a life of uncertainty in pursuit of some notion called creativity. It's no better that a pushy parent expecting their son to turn in to a professional footballer. Pipe dream.

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