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Trivial things that annoy you Part 2

Frigga_92

Hope it's okay to start the new thread (not sure if mods have to do it).

I posted this right at the end of the last thread so just carrying it over as it has me driven demented.

I have a question on this subject.

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(my first thread on boards :cool: )

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bottlebrush

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Bastards in petrol stations, who, when they have got to the 19 euro mark, take about 15 mins to click, click, click until they reached 20.07, then decide to do a weeks grocery shopping, while blocking the pump. Pay for your petrol and MOVE YOUR FUUCKING CAR!!!, Then go shopping.

Brilliant!
Always when i am in a hurry there is basedsomebody in front of me doing their weekly shopping!

OldNotWIse

Czarcasm wrote: »

Miserable ****es!

It's far better to be conscious of how many litres of fuel you're putting in your vehicle than doing that €10, 20, €40 even effort.

Reminds me, I used to know exactly how far I would get out of twenty or thirty euros worth of petrol, but never considered the increasing price would impact on that. That twenty euro once got you further than it does now! Always just figured...um....twenty euro is two trips to mammy's and back...until one day I "broke down" in the city centre because, as the helpful taxi driver who stopped to help with jump leads pointed out, "ye've no f*cking juice in her!" :eek::o

Czarcasm

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Bastards in petrol stations, who, when they have got to the 19 euro mark, take about 15 mins to click, click, click until they reached 20.07, then decide to do a weeks grocery shopping, while blocking the pump. Pay for your petrol and MOVE YOUR FUUCKING CAR!!!, Then go shopping.

Miserable ****es!

It's far better to be conscious of how many litres of fuel you're putting in your vehicle than doing that €10, 20, €40 even effort.

jimgoose

BigBrownBear wrote: »

People still riving around with Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer noses on the front grills of their car

Mmm. Not quite as bad as these "headlamp eyelashes" you see on BMW Minis. :mad:

Sir Arthur Daley

BigBrownBear wrote: »

People still riving around with Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer noses on the front grills of their car

They were annoying during Xmas not to mind now, along with them stupid antlers out the windows. why would you want your car to be mimicking a reindeer?

eisenberg1

Bastards in petrol stations, who, when they have got to the 19 euro mark, take about 15 mins to click, click, click until they reached 20.07, then decide to do a weeks grocery shopping, while blocking the pump. Pay for your petrol and MOVE YOUR FUUCKING CAR!!!, Then go shopping.

BigBrownBear

People still riving around with Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer noses on the front grills of their car

OldNotWIse

Slaygal wrote: »

incorrect use of they're, their and there drives me nuts.

As well as been/being confusion. Intellectual laziness that's all it is. There's a homemade sign in a local park that says, "stop dog owners that are dumpin (yes no G) pooh bags, your been videoed" :eek:

Sir Arthur Daley

Stripping of Threads.

Slaygal

incorrect use of they're, their and there drives me nuts.

eisenberg1

Aleah Stocky Melon wrote: »

Bit difficult to miss if they're right in front of you. You see people desperately trying to avert their eyes. It never looks pretty.

Just kidding....I agree, especially if you are looking at it first thing in the morning, yuk:D

c68zapdsm5i1ru

eisenberg1 wrote: »

People staring at you when you are kissing/hugging someone on a bus

Bit difficult to miss if they're right in front of you. You see people desperately trying to avert their eyes. It never looks pretty.

eisenberg1

People staring at you when you are kissing/hugging someone on a bus

c68zapdsm5i1ru

People kissing, hugging and gazingly lovingly into each others' eyes in front of an audience eg on a crowded bus.

JumpShivers

When you go to the press to get a few Pringles to snack on, open it up and see someone has left just one crisp, or the crumbs.

Grrrr :mad: :pac:

jimgoose

eisenberg1 wrote: »

...teenage mutant, dancing blind people on ice celebrity morris dancing crap shows...

:pac::pac::pac:

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Who?

Duane Dibley. Geeky alter-ego of the Cat from Red Dwarf.

eisenberg1

salacious crumb wrote: »

Duane Dibley!!!

Who?

eisenberg1

salacious crumb wrote: »

You actually watch that sh*t? I thought you were cool :cool:

That has annoyed me, trivially.

:pac:

I just watched it once, my sister was on it:D

But I do hate that and X factor and all the rest of that teenage mutant, dancing blind people on ice celebrity morris dancing crap shows. Especially the entrants who cant sing note, and are encouraged to go on it, and make a tool of themselves, it could fuuck you up for life.

Bottom line is, I need to get out more.

salacious crumb

Duane Dibley!!!

jimgoose

salacious crumb wrote: »

You actually watch that sh*t? I thought you were cool :cool:

That has annoyed me, trivially.

:pac:

eisenberg is so cool he's fallen off the edge of cool and is now back somewhere in the vicinity of Duane Dibley. He is therefore immune to the de-cooling effects of shytte like The Voice. It's like the integer-wraparound of coolness. :cool:

salacious crumb

eisenberg1 wrote: »

I heard Dolores Cranberry telling some girl "I love yer clobber", and a couple of weeks ago I heard her tell someone "Good girl", really home with the downies:D

You actually watch that sh*t? I thought you were cool :cool:

That has annoyed me, trivially.

:pac:

Dublinpato

Bellybutton fluff. I've picked enough fluff out last month to keep a small sheep warm for the winter, also pellet's the nephew was over last week shooting pellet's all over the gaf, it's like a mine field going for a piss during the night, i don't know how many time's i have swept/hoovered the hall and they still show up.

dyeti

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!! I need to scream into a pillow. WHY CAN'T PEOPLE CLOSE THEIR MOUTHS WHEN THEY ARE EATING???? WHY? WHY? WHY?

"Oooh this is lovely" nom nom, mmm mmm, slurp slurp "Oh I want another one of these" nom nom, mmmm mmmmmmmm, sluuuuurp sluuuuuuurp. SHUT UP YOU FILTHY BEAST!!

I'm guilty of this

I'm an absolute foodie, can't resist. Especially when the food is bitchin'!

Frigga_92

AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!! I need to scream into a pillow. WHY CAN'T PEOPLE CLOSE THEIR MOUTHS WHEN THEY ARE EATING???? WHY? WHY? WHY?

"Oooh this is lovely" nom nom, mmm mmm, slurp slurp "Oh I want another one of these" nom nom, mmmm mmmmmmmm, sluuuuurp sluuuuuuurp. SHUT UP YOU FILTHY BEAST!!

veryangryman

The jacks at work or a bar being occupied. Standing around talking to others in the queue... Yeah we all know what we're here for.

eisenberg1

jimgoose wrote: »

Speaking of Ms. O'Riordan - this has been bugging me for years. What is it with that accent of hers, particularly when she sings? That is not a Limerick accent, I know Limerick accents and that isn't one. That is a West Country accent, as in James May/Worzel Gummidge:

"Moi fahrther, moi faaahrther, 'E loiked me, ooh, 'e loiked me. Does anyone caaahre?"

No.

And as for that smug Egan guy:mad:, good TV would be if Bressie kicks the **** out him.

jimgoose

eisenberg1 wrote: »

I heard Dolores Cranberry telling some girl "I love yer clobber", and a couple of weeks ago I heard her tell someone "Good girl", really home with the downies:D

Speaking of Ms. O'Riordan - this has been bugging me for years. What is it with that accent of hers, particularly when she sings? That is not a Limerick accent, I know Limerick accents and that isn't one. That is a West Country accent, as in James May/Worzel Gummidge:

"Moi fahrther, moi faaahrther, 'E loiked me, ooh, 'e loiked me. Does anyone caaahre?"

No.

czechlin

Shoes that roll down your socks. Drives me bonkers :mad:

eisenberg1

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Or the way they hit the button as if it actually means something in the grander scheme of things. And the way the chair turns really slowly. And Bressie (too cool for a surname), with his stupid pout. Haaaaaaaate The Voice!

I heard Dolores Cranberry telling some girl "I love yer clobber", and a couple of weeks ago I heard her tell someone "Good girl", really home with the downies:D

gramar

osarusan wrote: »

W@nkers on the unbelievably crowded Yamanote line not taking a free seat which they are standing right in front of (and blocking off) because they're getting off the train soon, but it's so crowded that nobody else can squeeze past them to sit take it.

Just sit down FFS, I'm being crushed here.

Just think yourself fortunate that you're not being groped. Or are you?