Trivial things that annoy you

dowhatyoulove · 13-11-2013 07:48PM

remote controls, never around when you need them

Padkir · 13-11-2013 08:15PM

shruikan2553 wrote: »

People who will blame anything on the British. Pothole down the road? Sure dont you know the British used it and never repaired it. 5 euro for a sandwich? Well if the British didn't steal everything during the famine they would be cheaper.

I don't think I have ever heard anyone say anything like that in my life.

Mysteriouschic · 13-11-2013 08:32PM

Christmas adverts in November I only like them in December.

OhHiMark · 13-11-2013 08:46PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

"Goujons" is worse, and it's a catch-22 pronouncing it. Do it properly and sound like a knob, or don't sound like a knob but sound like a stupid culchie who can't pronounce fordin words.

On that note "expresso"

I think you're hanging around with the stupider elements of society if they think pronouncing goujons properly makes you sound like a knob.

poundapunnet · 13-11-2013 08:48PM

OhHiMark wrote: »

I think you're hanging around with the stupider elements of society if they think pronouncing goujons properly makes you sound like a knob.

I'll be sure to pass your opinion on to the elements :rolleyes: French pronunciation of words doesn't slot well or naturally into a sentence in most Irish accents, it's a word pronounced GOWjins most of the time by most people who say it, so yeah, getting all fancy with it does sound a bit knobby in my own personal opinion.

bnt · 13-11-2013 08:53PM

aya startin wha wrote: »

having your Facebook FCUKING DELETED for no cnuting reason!! so enraged right now :mad:

So? You're better off without Faecebook. Free At Last!

Czarcasm · 13-11-2013 09:21PM

Mysteriouschic wrote: »

Christmas adverts in November I only like them in December.

It's probably asking too much that they be restricted to Christmas Eve only, so that I wouldn't have to be bombarded with advertisements about ordering a three piece suite now in time for Christmas!

Who the hell even does that?

"I ordered an €800 suite just in case we had visitors over"... said nobody, ever!

Stuart085 · 13-11-2013 09:22PM

Nissan Micra drivers

Fred Swanson · 13-11-2013 09:24PM

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Ted_YNWA · 13-11-2013 09:26PM

Mysteriouschic wrote: »

Christmas adverts in November I only like them in December.

fcuking hell . every bleeding ad break on tv tonight has at least 2 Christmas ads.

Rarely watch tv as it is. this will turn me off till the end of January.

tayto lover · 13-11-2013 09:27PM

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Especially the green ones. The green ones are always driven badly to annoy everyone else.

The Big Smoke · 13-11-2013 09:29PM

The weather.:mad:

Stuart085 · 13-11-2013 09:31PM

Micra drivers are either too old, too nervous, driving without a full licence or just too imbecilic to drive more than half the speed limit

BOHtox · 13-11-2013 09:41PM

Generic insults after a rant!

Fúck off you cúnts!

bnt · 13-11-2013 10:51PM

Drivers who aren't looking where they're going, see a pedestrian at the last second, then slam the anchors on and try to wave you across. Not realising that the pedestrian has seen you coming already, and is watching and waiting for the car to just go past, and isn't waiting for your permission to cross the road.

I had one the other day: he came screaming round a corner, saw me at the side of the road, and stopped in the middle of the junction and tried to wave me across. No. I saw you coming, and I'm not going to walk in front of you after that performance. You're too late, you're an idiot, and now you'e blocking the road. Just go ahead and feck off down the road out of everyone's way ... I can afford to wait the extra 1.2 seconds. :mad:

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 13-11-2013 10:57PM

Pedestrian crossings in stupid places.
In my town, there's two crossings that whoever designed them I'm sure was dumb as all fock.

1 is on the very top of a humpback bridge and the other one is just as you turn into a shopping centre carpark from the Main Street that people cross in dribs and drabs I'm surprised none of the stupid ****ers that run across without looking where they're going haven't been killed yet

SV · 13-11-2013 11:32PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Pedestrian crossings in stupid places.
In my town, there's two crossings that whoever designed them I'm sure was dumb as all fock.

1 is on the very top of a humpback bridge and the other one is just as you turn into a shopping centre carpark from the Main Street that people cross in dribs and drabs I'm surprised none of the stupid ****ers that run across without looking where they're going haven't been killed yet

There's one where I live that is across a speed ramp, that's all well and good but just up the road there's another speed ramp and it is not a crossing. It's just a ramp. The amount of absolute gobshítes that just walk out on the road without looking and expecting you to stop is astounding!

Billy86 · 13-11-2013 11:38PM

Bus stops. Why must there be one every 50 metres?

Anyone who knows the two right by Harolds Cross hospice, or the three right by Rathfarnham village (when heading out of town) will know what I mean. I've timed less than 20 seconds between the engine starting back up from one and stopping at the other on both of those cases, and there are dozens more around Dublin. Annoys the f'k out of me.

thecatspjs · 14-11-2013 12:01AM

Billy86 wrote: »

Bus stops. Why must there be one every 50 metres?

Anyone who knows the two right by Harolds Cross hospice, or the three right by Rathfarnham village (when heading out of town) will know what I mean. I've timed less than 20 seconds between the engine starting back up from one and stopping at the other on both of those cases, and there are dozens more around Dublin. Annoys the f'k out of me.

Rathmines is a bus stop. I big long traffic congesting miserable car park/bus stop. Ye can walk to town from there anyway ya lazy shits so stop annoyin me and holding up my bus

brevity · 14-11-2013 12:07AM

Too many questions after leaving the loo!

"You were in there for ages"
"I was going to the toilet"
"What too you so long?"
"...."
"Well..."
"I WAS GOING FOR A MASSIVE ****"

****s sake :mad:

Padkir · 14-11-2013 12:09AM

Having followed this thread since almost the beginning I've come to the realisation that the majority of people (not going to single out anyone, but lets just say I'm a bit older and not wiser than I am when I started reading it...:P) would be considerably happier if buses did not exist.

Perfect election mantra for a government party; vote me in and I'll do away with buses!

Mysteriouschic · 14-11-2013 12:26AM

Czarcasm wrote: »

It's probably asking too much that they be restricted to Christmas Eve only, so that I wouldn't have to be bombarded with advertisements about ordering a three piece suite now in time for Christmas!

Who the hell even does that?

"I ordered an €800 suite just in case we had visitors over"... said nobody, ever!

I'd be the same I wouldn't mind until Christmas eve the same with Christmas songs I'd rather hear them on Christmas Eve/Day.

dennyire · 14-11-2013 01:02AM

its one am...may seem trivial but lonely and Cant sleep...annoys me (: x

14-11-2013 03:23AM

dennyire wrote: »

its one am...may seem trivial but lonely and Cant sleep...annoys me (: x

Are you female? If so I'd be happy to go over and spoon you :P

It's 3am and I feel the same way:P

ardle1 · 14-11-2013 03:49AM

I like the toilet roll, coming off the roll 'towards the wall'.... If it's not.. welllllll that annoys me.. And I know it's trivial

14-11-2013 04:04AM

"I need to lay down". People need to be more specific when they say that, do they mean carpet or wooden floors or artificial grass?

Amalgam · 14-11-2013 09:15AM

Walkers that don't pull their dogs in as you're approaching them on the footpath. Not slightly loose, a piss taking 3ft diagonally across the path.

Busy road, one side, muddy grass verge on the other. I ain't moving..

OhHiMark · 14-11-2013 10:07AM

poundapunnet wrote: »

I'll be sure to pass your opinion on to the elements :rolleyes: French pronunciation of words doesn't slot well or naturally into a sentence in most Irish accents, it's a word pronounced GOWjins most of the time by most people who say it, so yeah, getting all fancy with it does sound a bit knobby in my own personal opinion.

Oh I'm sorry, you are the stupider elements of society.

Czarcasm · 14-11-2013 10:08AM

OhHiMark wrote: »

Oh I'm sorry, you are the stupider elements of society. Goodbye!

FYP, Anne Robinson!

saltyjack silverblade · 14-11-2013 10:10AM

OhHiMark wrote: »

Oh I'm sorry, you are the stupider elements of society.

Shouldn't it be the less intelligent elements of society?

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