Things that annoy you...

Sooopie · 23-09-2011 12:09PM

someone that constantly sniffs

on the bus, in a cafe, ANYWHERE

what is wrong with you, you FREAK :mad:

funloving · 23-09-2011 12:14PM

loud pupils in the morning on the bus

people not respecting a queue

those who never return money/something borrowed

housemates banging doors and not cleaning after themselves

judgemental people

Duke Leonal Felmet · 23-09-2011 12:38PM

bobmeaney wrote: »

CJC999 wrote: »

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Constant news about recession/banking/property bust.
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+1, the media absolutely wallow in it and it makes people miserable.

Toddlers on long plane journeys.
Phone in competitions on radio shows.
X-Factor and the shower of cúnts that get sucked into it.
Gossip artists and the sphere of negativity they thrive on.

People who watch the X Factor should be ashamed. As Ricky Gervais put it quite well: 'wheeling out the weak and bewildered to be laughed at by multi millionaires, the modern day Victorian freakshow'.

I do paraphrase there, but very well said.

GaryMunster · 23-09-2011 12:40PM

Snoring and idiots that love the sound of their own voice i.e. the person at work I am sitting next to right now

Camarillo Brillo · 23-09-2011 12:41PM

People who when spelling a word pronounce the letter "A" as ah instead of ey.

realdanbreen · 23-09-2011 12:54PM

GaryMunster wrote: »

Snoring and idiots that love the sound of their own voice i.e. the person at work I am sitting next to right now

Is he snoring at the moment?

Mickey H · 23-09-2011 01:02PM

realdanbreen wrote: »

Fellas who were still going to school well into their twenties when there were loads of jobs during the mid noughties.

Degree takes 4 years sunshine, Masters another 2 and Ph.D another 4. 18 + 4 + 2 + 4 = 28.

GaryMunster · 23-09-2011 01:05PM

realdanbreen wrote: »

Is he snoring at the moment?

she, whistling threw her crow head kinda snoring, but its not so much that, Its the way she speaks and how loud she speaks, EG instead of saying the word "computer" to a customer she shouts the word "COMPPUUTAAA" in an annoying whiney english accent even tho she is from Greece..AHHHH I hate it:mad:

cournioni · 23-09-2011 01:46PM

I hate when pedestrians cross the road diagonally. ****ing ****.

Sooopie · 23-09-2011 01:56PM

People that have their bag on a seat on a packed bus in rush hour on the way home

and the look they give you if you have the audacity to ask them to move it so you can sit down

ananas · 23-09-2011 02:03PM

PseudoFamous wrote: »

Them arseholes on buses and planes who tilt the chair back into your chest without so much as an "Excuse me". They probably all vote for Fianna Fail too, the bastards.

Sweet Jesus, this makes my blood boil. One díck tried to do it to me once, he pretended he didn't hear me say 'excuse me', but he couldn't ignore the all mighty jab he got in the shoulder when I told him to move his seat as I could barely breathe.

InTheTrees · 23-09-2011 02:16PM

Every other vehicle on the road annoys me...

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cgpg5 · 23-09-2011 02:41PM

People in shops with buggies when it's really busy, people that walk really slowly in front of you, especially in groups, and there's no room to go by and people who say that they "failed an exam so badly" yet always end up with the highest marks.

Scrappychimow · 24-09-2011 11:37PM

Sometimes I feel an irrational hatred of peoples faces ,to the point where i have to restrain myself.

Another thing that annoys me is small talk from idiots, for example I was sitting in a cafe the other day and 3 men walked in, one in particular was throwing shapes and he pointed to cakes and said to the others ' are yous paying ', and started to snigger.

I felt like fucking my cup of coffee into the bastards face.

cofy · 24-09-2011 11:42PM

Drivers who just come to a full stop to have a chat with the driver of an on coming car. Ever heard of mobile phones.

People who walk behind a reversing car.

Seanchai · 24-09-2011 11:42PM

Camarillo Brillo wrote: »

People who when spelling a word pronounce the letter "A" as ah instead of ey.

"Ah" roughly represents the pronunciation of the letter A in Irish so as such it's a perfectly legitimate and natural pronunciation of the letter in Ireland.

Einhard · 24-09-2011 11:52PM

When people use "literally" incorrectly. My head literally explodes with anger when I see that kind of thing.

When newspapers slap an "exclusive" banner onto opinion pieces by their own in-house columnists. Of course it's bloody exclusive!

When you're on a guided tour of a historical monument, and there's always some douchebag at the front nodding away in agreement with everything the guide says. We get it. You know some history, and you want to let us know how intelligent you are. Why not just become a guide then?!

KKkitty · 24-09-2011 11:55PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Auld wans unloading meaty farts going up escalators.

Was going up the 'lator in Dundrum and this wide-arsed heavy set auld wan was in front.

Festooned with bags and blocking the way through.

Half way up she bent down to pick up the bags and blew out a fcuking rasper of a thick meaty fart. You could sew a fcuking button on the thing.

Hit me at full toss:eek:Burnin' bad powder.

Fcuking bang of cabbage and gravy was vile, not a bother on her, even loosed a few follow ups, to 'clear her throat'

Thick cow:mad:

Couldn't stop laughing trying to visualise that:D:D:D:D:D

KKkitty · 25-09-2011 12:09AM

Ignorant people, drivers still on their phones whilst driving, facebook changing stuff, some people on facebook using it as an agony aunt column with statuses that scream I'm starved of attention so feel sorry for me. Since I started doing the school run it annoys that there's certain cliques of mammys like the loaded ones, the arty farty ones, the "yummy mummies" and the pushy mammys.

cofy · 25-09-2011 12:14AM

KKkitty wrote: »

Ignorant people, drivers still on their phones whilst driving, facebook changing stuff, some people on facebook using it as an agony aunt column with statuses that scream I'm starved of attention so feel sorry for me. Since I started doing the school run it annoys that there's certain cliques of mammys like the loaded ones, the arty farty ones, the "yummy mummies" and the pushy mammys.

You forgot the mummies who were the first women on earth to ever have a child and insist that they know what's better for your child than you do.

KKkitty · 25-09-2011 01:01AM

cofy wrote: »

You forgot the mummies who were the first women on earth to ever have a child and insist that they know what's better for your child than you do.

I forgot about that kind of mummy sorry:) they're the kind that had no pain relief giving birth and even 10 years later are boasting of the fact. They also brag about every one of their little "angel's" accomplishments every chance they get.

dark crystal · 25-09-2011 01:12AM

Duke Leonal Felmet wrote: »

People who watch the X Factor should be ashamed. As Ricky Gervais put it quite well: 'wheeling out the weak and bewildered to be laughed at by multi millionaires, the modern day Victorian freakshow'.

I do paraphrase there, but very well said.

For me, it has to be people who take light entertainment shows too seriously....

cofy · 25-09-2011 01:40AM

KKkitty wrote: »

I forgot about that kind of mummy sorry:) they're the kind that had no pain relief giving birth and even 10 years later are boasting of the fact. They also brag about every one of their little "angel's" accomplishments every chance they get.

I've apologised to the other ladies who were in my maternity ward for this (they thought I was this type), I arrived to the unit too late for pain relief or epidural, but there certainly was pain. And my "little angel" is just as capable of being as mean as the friends she complains about. I feel like you understand. THANKS.

Laisurg · 25-09-2011 02:04AM

People who think they're the dogs bollocks for no particular reason.

Lads who think they're a 16 stone boxer after a few drinks.

People who are die hard supporters of a political party and everything their ministers do for no reason other than they are part of said political party.

People who jump on hate bandwagons.

People who accept something is dangerous without questioning it purely because people who are not qualified to comment on it say so.

Just a quick little list off the top of my head

Johro · 25-09-2011 02:05AM

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cofy · 25-09-2011 02:14AM

Laisurg wrote: »

People who think they're the dogs bollocks for no particular reason.

Lads who think they're a 16 stone boxer after a few drinks.

People who are die hard supporters of a political party and everything their ministers do for no reason other than they are part of said political party.

People who jump on hate bandwagons.

People who accept something is dangerous without questioning it purely because people who are not qualified to comment on it say so.

Just a quick little list off the top of my head

Sounds like you have just had a night out in your local!!!

KKkitty · 25-09-2011 02:15AM

cofy wrote: »

I've apologised to the other ladies who were in my maternity ward for this (they thought I was this type), I arrived to the unit too late for pain relief or epidural, but there certainly was pain. And my "little angel" is just as capable of being as mean as the friends she complains about. I feel like you understand. THANKS.

That was a dig at so called super mums so I wasn't trying to offend anyone. I had no pain relief with my last baby either but it was more of a test for myself to see if I could handle it. Didn't do too badly either but there was some swearing involved:) mothers of yesteryear coped without the mod cons of pain relief so why can't we.

cofy · 25-09-2011 02:16AM

Johro wrote: »

This pisses me of.
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OK now that would really get me angry.

cofy · 25-09-2011 02:34AM

KKkitty wrote: »

That was a dig at so called super mums so I wasn't trying to offend anyone. I had no pain relief with my last baby either but it was more of a test for myself to see if I could handle it. Didn't do too badly either but there was some swearing involved:) mothers of yesteryear coped without the mod cons of pain relief so why can't we.

HO NO NO NO. That was not a dig, please believe me, when I walked down to the ward I was immediately disliked. And like you there was noise, to the point that the mid-wife told my husband to close the window - like that was going to stop the people in the neighbouring county from hearing me!!!

dillo2k10 · 25-09-2011 03:05AM

Mature students who feel the need to say "Yea" every 3 seconds to agree with everything the lecturer says! Shut up! just shut up, one day my coffee is going to be in your face!

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