jackie1974 wrote: » People that look at you as if you're crazy if you decide not to get a vaccine for your kids i.e. your child is going to get cervical cancer !! Barking dogs especially mine. Repetitive noise like a basketball boing boing boing boing boing oh my f*cking god put the fing ball away. My mother :P
pragmatic1 wrote: » Vaccines for cervical cancer, fair enough. But if its vaccines for communicable disease like measles then its highly irresponsible.
py2006 wrote: » Things that annoy me?Double standards Arrogant people Deluded feminists People who talk about themselves constantly
Temptamperu wrote: » Eircom "broadband" :rolleyes:
aligator_am wrote: » People chewing with their mouth open, it took all my willpower not to punch an ex co worker in the face while they ate! it's pure ignorance to do it, argh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cereal-killer wrote: » People who bring coffee to lectures. People who think that all I can do with my arts degree is do the h dip or emigrate. People wearing skimpy clothes in lectures...ya its hot....wear a t-shirt at least. When mature students say things like "oh you're to young to know who *insert old or possibly dead famous politician here*" that happened to me just last week. That one person in college who cannot do anything for herself and asks the stupidest questions...Like where the English Dept. noticeboards are when you're in third year... Non College related: The priest I heard last week who all but said it was a sin to be on the dole. Katy Perry. Chewing gum stuck to the back of the seat in front of you on the bus...Vom. Drugs and people thinking they're cool for taking them. People who tailgate when you have Lplates on your car...WTF?! I'm sooooo likely to stall and roll back on top of you. Smelly burps. Gross. RTE News.
booboo88 wrote: » the people who when I have to ask if theres anything else i can help them with, i then have to fake laugh when they ask me to pay their bill, have i the lotto numbers. IF I HAD THEM I WOULDNT BE TALKING TO MORONS LIKE YOU.
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.
dillo2k10 wrote: » 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!
Sam Vimes wrote: » That reminds me: call centre staff who ask if there's anything else they can help with when they haven't helped with the thing you called for
booboo88 wrote: » thats probably becuase your not the acc holder, or you were a pr!ck!!!
carlybabe1 wrote: » Why oh why would you want to I wanted to experience what my mam went through giving birth is all. Quite alot of swearing was done but I wasn't in labour as long as I was with my 1st child.
TheBegotten wrote: » Those lemurs in Fota that steal your ice-creams. And people who think Kurt Cobain is on Glee.:mad::mad::eek:
irelandspurs wrote: » My wife
shar01 wrote: » People who point to the sandwich fillings in Subway / O'Briens etc. Seriously the staff have been there all day, they know where the lettuce is.
Sam Vimes wrote: » Or, by the sounds of it, you were on the other end of the line
Sam Vimes wrote: » I'm a software developer and I worked in jobs for years that required me to call costumer care of multiple companies many times every day so I'm not some rube who doesn't know what he's talking aboutFor example I know about the data protection act that means they can only talk to the account holder or a nominated contact Edit: btw, I quoted you because you reminded me of it, not to suggest that you do it