Trivial things that annoy you

December2012 · 15-12-2013 08:54PM

When somebody's in the horrors but you can't ask them what's wrong or address it in any way because yknow they'll get annoyed at you while screaming "there's nothing wrong!"

RedFormanFITA · 15-12-2013 08:58PM

December2012 wrote: »

When somebody's in the horrors but you can't ask them what's wrong or address it in any way because yknow they'll get annoyed at you while screaming "there's nothing wrong!"

Or they will swing a punch at you, lose their balance, fall over and hit their head on the pavement. Then you will have to spend the next 8 hours in A and E holding their hand, the one they tried to punch you with 8 hours earlier reassuring them they are not going to die, nor do they have a fractured skull but may have to wear a brown paper bag over their head for a few days until the cuts and bruising goes down. Knuckleheads, don't you just love them.

RedFormanFITA · 15-12-2013 09:01PM

JumpShivers wrote: »

I couldn't get the lid of my hot water bottle open.

Seriously :pac:

You want to get yourself one of those human 'hot waterbottles', mine is 5 foot 4 inches tall, has blonde hair and has a shoe collection that would give Imelda Marcos an or***m.;)

Lucena · 15-12-2013 09:07PM

MurdyWurdy wrote: »

Grown women who claim they are princesses and demand they are treated that way - seems to be common with some people when planning weddings and things like that.

Drives me mad!

Anyone who claims to be a princess must be inbred.

elfy4eva · 15-12-2013 09:09PM

When I get the urge to attempt to get all the
achievements/trophies in a PS3/Xbox game
and there's a big chunk of multi-player ones.
Making it a pain in the arse to get em all.

Edit: And hidden trophies, whats the F*cking point in them.

Czarcasm · 15-12-2013 09:21PM

I'm a clumsy fcuk at the best of times, but Jesus fcuking christ, "glass" pavements are an absolute curse! :mad:

I mean a pain in the hole, literally, when your walking along and your legs go out from under you all of a sudden. Luckily I've managed the art of falling gracefully and broke my fall with my elbow, and it was just pure damn luck that I hopped off the pavement and bounced back up into an almost standing position!

The expression on the girl's face coming towards me was priceless as it all happened so quickly and I was already walking on as if nothing had happened :pac:

We got a few yards on before the young lad started breaking his hole laughing, and that started me off, the pair of us must have looked like right nut jobs!

Kaiser D · 15-12-2013 09:25PM

When you lie down for a "nap" and wake up five hours later confused and frothing with hate.

Ace Attorney · 15-12-2013 09:30PM

When someone comes into your bedroom for a chat and hops up on your bed with their dirty shoes on your nice clean duvet and sheets , take off your dirty shoes if you are hopping up on me nice clean bed!!

RedFormanFITA · 16-12-2013 12:27AM

Kaiser D wrote: »

When you lie down for a "nap" and wake up five hours later confused and frothing with hate.

not knowing where you are for the next 30 seconds. It's like um, uh, uh, were the f**k am I...... how did I get here, I don't recognise this place.

efb · 16-12-2013 12:29AM

RedFormanFITA wrote: »

not knowing where you are for the next 30 seconds. It's like um, uh, uh, were the f**k am I...... how did I get here, I don't recognise this place.

yes- hate that! Or not being able to sleep on Sunday nights!!! :mad:

RedFormanFITA · 16-12-2013 12:31AM

The front door key to your house wont work when a) you have been out on the pi$$ all night and get a taxi home, that key will work every other time you try it but for some fookin strange reason it just refuses to go into the keyhole tonight and b) when you have 10 bags of groceries sitting outside the door and it is lashing down like you wouldn't believe it, does the front door key work so you can get inside quickly, does it f*ck.

Ihatecuddles · 16-12-2013 01:55AM

JumpShivers wrote: »

I couldn't get the lid of my hot water bottle open.

Seriously :pac:

If there's a hole in the lid you can stick the end of a teaspoon in it and twist the spoon. Much easier.

Billy86 · 16-12-2013 02:17AM

Kaiser D wrote: »

When you lie down for a "nap" and wake up five hours later confused and frothing with hate.

Bit like this? :pac:

gramar · 16-12-2013 10:07AM

People who create polls on boards and put in that stupid atari option or if it's not there people post asking why it's not there.

eisenberg1 · 16-12-2013 10:35AM

Thatdoesnt looksafe tome AHHHHHHH wrote: »

When someone comes into your bedroom for a chat and hops up on your bed with their dirty shoes on your nice clean duvet and sheets , take off your dirty shoes if you are hopping up on me nice clean bed!!

Are you Queen Elizabeth ? did the person jump over the wall of Buckingham Palace?:P

cantdecide · 16-12-2013 10:48AM

This moustache fascination (or moustachination?) that all the cool kids are into. Instagram pics of chicks with fake tashes is too totes-amazeballs for me. It's like some kinds of cute-girl right of passage or something??

elfy4eva · 16-12-2013 11:19AM

cantdecide wrote: »

This moustache fascination (or moustachination?) that all the cool kids are into. Instagram pics of chicks with fake tashes is too totes-amazeballs for me. It's like some kinds of cute-girl right of passage or something??

I dunno, the Idea of the movember moustache thing is honest enough, In thoery it's supposed to be raising awareness for men's health conditions. However I do agree that a lot of people don't use it as a fundraising method and are purely just sheeping along for the Lulz.

cantdecide · 16-12-2013 11:26AM

elfy4eva wrote: »

I dunno, the Idea of the movember moustache thing is honest enough, In thoery it's supposed to be raising awareness for men's health conditions.

Sure. It's a great concept.

elfy4eva wrote: »

However I do agree that a lot of people don't use it as a fundraising method and are purely just sheeping along for the Lulz.

Couldn't have put it better...

Ace Attorney · 16-12-2013 12:16PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Are you Queen Elizabeth ? did the person jump over the wall of Buckingham Palace?:P

ha ha no, it just a pet hate of mine, i mean when my friends call over and we go to my room for chat or whatever, i hate dirty shoes that were outside walking in shoite resting up on me bed, is that being too demanding

poundapunnet · 16-12-2013 12:29PM

deise08 wrote: »

The pyjamas brigade! Pjs are for the bedroom/house only not for doing the shopping in. When the hell did that become acceptable?

I never really understand why this annoys people quite SO much as it does

I mean yeah obviously it's not usual behaviour, and it wouldn't be nice to be, for example, stuck sitting on a bus beside someone who's wearing what they've been sleeping in for three days but:

a) as far as I understand, for those who have chosen pyjamas as a lifestyle choice they have day ones and sleeping ones so it's not smelly or anything

b) why is just the sheer sight of someone in pyjamas so infuriating? when they're literally doing nothing else that effects the person getting pissed off, they've probably not got bits of them hanging out or anything. I don't know where people get the energy, you see so many people really getting annoyed by it like.

Gokei · 16-12-2013 12:41PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

those who have chosen pyjamas as a lifestyle choice, have day ones and sleeping ones

How can you know this?

poundapunnet · 16-12-2013 12:48PM

Gokei wrote: »

How can you know this?

I saw it on the telly, and I've overheard girls talking about it in Penneys when shopping. Seriously, really having conversations about whether something was more of a day pyjama outfit or a sleeping one. I don't know how wide spread it is, but for at least some people it's a fashion thing.

Gokei · 16-12-2013 12:52PM

poundapunnet wrote: »

I saw it on the telly, and I've overheard girls talking about it in Penneys when shopping. Seriously, really having conversations about whether something was more of a day pyjama outfit or a sleeping one. I don't know how wide spread it is, but for at least some people it's a fashion thing.

Well, I'm astounded. Not astounded, bemused. I always just thought they were nipping out for milk or something.

poundapunnet · 16-12-2013 01:05PM

Gokei wrote: »

Well, I'm astounded. Not astounded, bemused. I always just thought they were nipping out for milk or something.

Some of them are, surely we've all us grownups nipped to the shop in pyjamas or skanger pants?

Renegade Mechanic · 16-12-2013 01:14PM

I over heard some one say, and I quote: "O-M-G, totes awkky mo mo!". Was fighting myself not to drive my car into the shop and eliminate that flagrant insult to education before it could reproduce.

padd b1975 · 16-12-2013 01:26PM

Grown men with wives and children who still consider themselves 'hard core gamers'.

Grow up gentlemen!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 16-12-2013 01:59PM

"friends" that only talk to you when things are good. As soon as the shyt hits the fan they're like rats on a sinking ship. They say that you know who your true friends are in times of crisis, well to go by that logic, that leaves me with no friends and you know what, fu.ck the loss.

whiterob81 · 16-12-2013 02:04PM

People who type 'Murica. Everytime I see someone using it, I feel like I'm being lectured at by some neckbeard whose understanding of world affairs comes from watching the Borat film.

iguy · 16-12-2013 02:12PM

The list is endless with me!!! A few examples...
My other half always insists on visiting her family members after a long day of work, sometimes we might not even get dinner as she says ah sure the parents/sisters etc will do us something for us to eat, which is an inconvenience to them also, and we are always home late!!! Such an effort to get up the next morning!!!

I hate when people interfere or try to make decisions for myself or others and they think it is fine.

Have loads more frustrations I could vent out!
Feel free to share yours!

Festy · 16-12-2013 02:13PM

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