Trivial things that annoy you

poundapunnet · 12-11-2013 10:05AM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Saw a guy (on the bus, naturally) this morning with his trousers tucked into his socks. What was weird is that he was otherwise perfectly groomed. Nice shiny shoes, properly tailored suit, smart glasses, nice hairsytle and cute leather man bag - and then the socks...with the trousers in them....

Was he not probably trying to stop the ends of the trouser legs getting destroyed with wet and muck on his way to work?

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 10:10AM

poundapunnet wrote: »

Was he not probably trying to stop the ends of the trouser legs getting destroyed with wet and muck on his way to work?

No.

gramar · 12-11-2013 10:21AM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Saw a guy (on the bus, naturally) this morning with his trousers tucked into his socks. What was weird is that he was otherwise perfectly groomed. Nice shiny shoes, properly tailored suit, smart glasses, nice hairsytle and cute leather man bag - and then the socks...with the trousers in them....

....maybe there were mice or snakes on the bus and he didn't want them going up his leg?

eisenberg1 · 12-11-2013 10:45AM

poundapunnet wrote: »

Was he not probably trying to stop the ends of the trouser legs getting destroyed with wet and muck on his way to work?

Don't refer to the bus bastards like that please:D

eisenberg1 · 12-11-2013 10:47AM

Paddy Fields wrote: »

I'd just love to see you ask some old bint in a greasy spoon if she can make your yolk hard.

Probably safer than asking her to make it runny:P

Too early?

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 11:06AM

gramar wrote: »

....maybe there were mice or snakes on the bus and he didn't want them going up his leg?

Ah here, buses are bad but they're not that bad.

saltyjack silverblade · 12-11-2013 11:11AM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Ah here, buses are bad but they're not that bad.

I've heard legends of buses that go to places called ta-la and darndale.

salacious crumb · 12-11-2013 11:17AM

saltyjack silverblade wrote: »

I've heard legends of buses that go to places called ta-la and darndale.

I'm regularly on a bus that goes to both of those places

jimgoose · 12-11-2013 11:37AM

The "word" convo. Is it really that difficult and/or awkward to elucidate the word "conversation"?? Are you that worried about contributing to the eventual heat-death of the Universe that you feel the need to economise on energy expended by truncating perfectly decent, useful, well-understood words to the degree that they could well mean "convoy", "convey", or one of a few more?? Would you like me to ram a copy of the Oxford English down your throat??? Eh? EEEEHHH???? :mad:

eisenberg1 · 12-11-2013 11:57AM

salacious crumb wrote: »

I'm regularly on a bus that goes to both of those places

Are you bragging or do you do missionary work?:P

poundapunnet · 12-11-2013 12:06PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Don't refer to the bus bastards like that please:D

Ha, I'm not allowed say ********s and ******s unfortunately

wolfmoon87 · 12-11-2013 12:21PM

Schoolkids who have the straps on their schoolbag fully loosened, so the bag is dragging down past their arse. It's so awkward looking. Fix you bag ffs! >_<

salacious crumb · 12-11-2013 12:22PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Are you bragging or do you do missionary work?:P

Missions more than missionary

Pumpkinseeds · 12-11-2013 12:22PM

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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That has always bugged the bejesus out of me. I don't eat meat so mostly whats on offer is pastries if you don't want runny eggs. I can't eat a runny egg, the sight of it makes me queasy, so I only eat eggs that I've cooked for myself, not that I eat them very often.

Also why on earth can cafes not stock some quorn products? It'd be nice to have the option rather than a grease fest like mushrooms, hash browns and fried eggs and beans. I don't bother eating anywhere with that menu.

vitani · 12-11-2013 12:28PM

Nidge Nidge Nidge Fran Nidge Tommy Nidge Fizzy Orange Dead Cat.

I don't watch Love/Hate. I've no particular interest in watching Love/Hate. Yet somehow I seem to know as much about it as about the shows I actually do watch.

eisenberg1 · 12-11-2013 12:54PM

vitani wrote: »

Nidge Nidge Nidge Fran Nidge Tommy Nidge Fizzy Orange Dead Cat.

I don't watch Love/Hate. I've no particular interest in watching Love/Hate. Yet somehow I seem to know as much about it as about the shows I actually do watch.

Have to say, I am big fan I really enjoyed it, but you would have a pain in ass listening about it, every which way you turn.

Trivial annoyance...........the way Ray Arsey pronounces it "Lawv/Hate" Grrrrr:D

dubstarr · 12-11-2013 12:57PM

Getting on teh bus today wiht my 2 kids.Had a trolley wiht me as well.Someone gets on and tries to push past me when im lifting the trolley in tot eh space.Fecks wait for a couple of seconds.Grrr.

smeedyova · 12-11-2013 01:01PM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Why is it socially acceptable to pick one orifice but not the other?

It isn't. Anybody picking anything is disgusting and should be sent off to live on another planet. That would at least give some value for money to the folks who aren't into spending billions on space exploration.

Pedestrians waiting at the crossing diagonally opposite the direction in which they are going! When the man goes green they then start walking diagonally across getting in the way of all the other people. Stand opposite the side where you are heading and walk straight across. Jeez.

poundapunnet · 12-11-2013 01:07PM

smeedyova wrote: »

It isn't. Anybody picking anything is disgusting and should be sent off to live on another planet. That would at least give some value for money to the folks who aren't into spending billions on space exploration.

Pedestrians waiting at the crossing diagonally opposite the direction in which they are going! When the man goes green they then start walking diagonally across getting in the way of all the other people. Stand opposite the side where you are heading and walk straight across. Jeez.

Never mind that, cyclists at pedestrian crossings! Cycling on the road with the traffic coming to a junction, then stop and wait for the lights to go red so they can make a right turn without having to merge with traffic, grand except that means they cycle right the **** across the pedestrians. Or stop and wait at the pedestrian crossing, wait for the lights to go red and then cycle off the footpath up the road RIGHT THE **** ACROSS THE PEDESTRIANS. The traffic lights mean the same thing for them as everyone else like, they don't mean "haaaaaaaaaang on..ok cycle across the pedestrians". I got hit by one once and he gave ME a dirty look.

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 01:12PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

Never mind that, cyclists at pedestrian crossings! Cycling on the road with the traffic coming to a junction, then stop and wait for the lights to go red so they can make a right turn without having to merge with traffic, grand except that means they cycle right the **** across the pedestrians. Or stop and wait at the pedestrian crossing, wait for the lights to go red and then cycle off the footpath up the road RIGHT THE **** ACROSS THE PEDESTRIANS. The traffic lights mean the same thing for them as everyone else like, they don't mean "haaaaaaaaaang on..ok cycle across the pedestrians". I got hit by one once and he gave ME a dirty look.

Hate that. At a junction, a pedestrian is entitled to cross diagonally and the amount of times I've nearly been hit by a crazy cyclist thinking its ok to break a red light and go straight on :mad:

smeedyova · 12-11-2013 01:14PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

Never mind that, cyclists at pedestrian crossings! Cycling on the road with the traffic coming to a junction, then stop and wait for the lights to go red so they can make a right turn without having to merge with traffic, grand except that means they cycle right the **** across the pedestrians. Or stop and wait at the pedestrian crossing, wait for the lights to go red and then cycle off the footpath up the road RIGHT THE **** ACROSS THE PEDESTRIANS. The traffic lights mean the same thing for them as everyone else like, they don't mean "haaaaaaaaaang on..ok cycle across the pedestrians". I got hit by one once and he gave ME a dirty look.

I regularly shout at them that the man is green for pedestrians or that they are on a footpath, but they are either totally braindead or just inconsiderate *******.

I hate how cyclists on Grafton St have special invisibility powers which mean that everybody can see them except the guards on Grafton St.

smeedyova · 12-11-2013 01:15PM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Hate that. At a junction, a pedestrian is entitled to cross diagonally and the amount of times I've nearly been hit by a crazy cyclist thinking its ok to break a red light and go straight on :mad:

Yes, they are *entitled* to cross diagonally, they just display an overwhelming lack of intelligence while doing so, as well as getting in the way of intelligent people who placed themselves at the appropriate side.

Whatever about cyclists breaking the red lights, very dangerous and annoying, the number of car drivers who do it and proceed across the green man is staggering.

eisenberg1 · 12-11-2013 01:16PM

I know we may all need to blow the nose in public from time to time but what is it with aul fellas who take out a what used to white hankie and expunge about two pounds of snot into it, then OPEN it and in and peer at it, with an almost proud look on their face, you half expect them to say to you "here, look at that"

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 01:17PM

smeedyova wrote: »

I regularly shout at them that the man is green for pedestrians or that they are on a footpath, but they are either totally braindead or just inconsiderate *******.

I hate how cyclists on Grafton St have special invisibility powers which mean that everybody can see them except the guards on Grafton St.

lol, I must start doing that. I damn well hate the way some of them think the rules of the road dont apply to them! Cycling on the footpath drives me maaaaad!

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 01:17PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

I know we may all need to blow the nose in public from time to time but what is it with aul fellas who take out a what used to white hankie and expunge about two pounds of snot into it, then OPEN it and in and peer at it, with an almost proud look on their face, you half expect them to say to you "here, look at that"

Not so hungry now.....:(:(

loubian · 12-11-2013 01:18PM

People saying they'll call over at a certain time then text you continuously saying they're leaving now, leaving in a sec, etc

poundapunnet · 12-11-2013 01:20PM

smeedyova wrote: »

I regularly shout at them that the man is green for pedestrians or that they are on a footpath, but they are either totally braindead or just inconsiderate *******.

I hate how cyclists on Grafton St have special invisibility powers which mean that everybody can see them except the guards on Grafton St.

I'm more of a glarer than a shouter, occasionally I lose it and break out a loud tutting noise :pac: I don't mind them being on the footpath if traffic is heavy and there's no cycle path, as long as they just watch where they're going! It's when they're cycling on the road and completely ignoring lights to the point where they're a danger to pedestrians that I get pissed off, or when they get some kind of split personality thing going "Look at me I'm a pedestrian, oh the lights changed now I'm a car, I want to go over there I'm an ambulance, choo choo **** you!"

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 01:21PM

smeedyova wrote: »

Yes, they are *entitled* to cross diagonally, they just display an overwhelming lack of intelligence while doing so, as well as getting in the way of intelligent people who placed themselves at the appropriate side.

Whatever about cyclists breaking the red lights, very dangerous and annoying, the number of car drivers who do it and proceed across the green man is staggering.

The times I have been almost mown down by cyclists is where there are very few other pedestrians, so its not like I am getting in anyones way. There is one in particular up beside St Patricks cathedral if you come straight down from Werburgh Street. Super annoying. Yes a lot of drivers breaking red lights now. They should introduce on the spot fines for it. Just install cameras and away we go. Plenty of money to bolster the economy. My Mam gives me grief when she is in the car if I go through on amber, and these pr1cks go through on the red?

OldNotWIse · 12-11-2013 01:22PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

I'm more of a glarer than a shouter, occasionally I lose it and break out a loud tutting noise :pac: I don't mind them being on the footpath if traffic is heavy and there's no cycle path, as long as they just watch where they're going! It's when they're cycling on the road and completely ignoring lights to the point where they're a danger to pedestrians that I get pissed off, or when they get some kind of split personality thing going "Look at me I'm a pedestrian, oh the lights changed now I'm a car, I want to go over there I'm an ambulance, choo choo **** you!"

lol

yeppydeppy · 12-11-2013 01:38PM

Ads on the radio, ads on TV, ads féckin' everywhere.

and AA roadwatch - I can't abide that useless piece of uninformative shíte on every radio station morning and evening!

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