Trivial things that annoy you Part 2

nicki11 · 16-03-2014 03:59PM

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Can't need him for the rent also my boyfriend still likes him

Mickey H wrote: »

That's not passive agression. That's sexual frustration. Only one thing for it. You'll have to give him a sympathy throwdown.

Oops69 wrote: »

And he fancies your boyfriend , you interfered in a bromance .:eek:

No thanks hes kinda gross he only washes himself once a week and regularly gets naked and I don't find him attractive at all. The nakedness creeps my boyfriend out too. He seemed sorta eccentric before but I guess we didn't think that was how the guy is all the time

Paddy Cow · 16-03-2014 04:14PM

nicki11 wrote: »

He also agreed to bring over his monitor as a tv since the apartment doesn't have one and even though I was going to get one, he keeps being all controlling over it. He started taking the power cable out and bringing into his room at night and at home at weekends, so no one in the house can use it without his agreement. Even though we ask nicely to use it hes still being passive aggressive and says no more then his says yes. Its so annoying and I don't know what to do, even my boyfriend is losing his patience. Advice is appreciated but I just needed to vent.

Buy a tv and you take away his control which will eat away at him.

Pumpkinseeds · 16-03-2014 05:04PM

Guilt. Mr Pumpkinseeds was happily watching a horror film, until I nagged him into pruning the tree(not a euphemism), he got carried away with the secateurs trying to rush it, then snipped the side of the top of his finger off:eek::eek::eek:. Have just finished cleaning, disinfecting and bandaging it, as well as dosing him with solpadeine. Blooming guilt, I feel like a total bitch now for nagging him to do it:(

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 16-03-2014 05:06PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Guilt. Mr Pumpkinseeds was happily watching a horror film, until I nagged him into pruning the tree(not a euphemism), he got carried away with the secateurs trying to rush it, then snipped the side of the top of his finger off:eek::eek::eek:. Have just finished cleaning, disinfecting and bandaging it, as well as dosing him with solpadeine. Blooming guilt, I feel like a total bitch now for nagging him to do it:(

you should

also for not watching cabin in the woods

Pumpkinseeds · 16-03-2014 05:17PM

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

you should

also for not watching cabin in the woods

I used to love horrors, then I had major surgery under my arm and the surgeon insisted that the dressing be left off for most of the day every day while I was in the hospital so that the skin graft would take. It was a huge wound, like a shark bite and it looked so bad that they pinned the curtains around my bed shut so that nobody would see it accidentally.

Now seeing slasher movies just brings back the sight and smell of the hospital experience. I'm a big girls blouse about horrors now:o

czechlin · 17-03-2014 02:16AM

Having a song stuck in your head. Especially one that makes you feel in a certain way/reminds you of certain events, then no matter what mood you're in as soon as it resonates in your mind you're screwed.

17-03-2014 02:24AM

Milk containers. Bastards always spill all over the counter when trying to pour milk in my coffee

:mad:

The Princess Bride · 17-03-2014 02:56AM

czechlin wrote: »

Having a song stuck in your head. Especially one that makes you feel in a certain way/reminds you of certain events, then no matter what mood you're in as soon as it resonates in your mind you're screwed.

Right now, I have " half past 2 and because of the flu,I haven't slept a wink."
I prefer the original - it doesn't involve sneezing or coughing.

czechlin · 17-03-2014 02:57AM

Jake1 wrote: »

Milk containers. Bastards always spill all over the counter when trying to pour milk in my coffee

:mad:

Shaky hands? :pac:

h3000 · 17-03-2014 10:24AM

The word 'pants', I just can't stand it.

Those Miwadi adverts, "it's not your wadi it's Miwadi" actually fill me with rage for some reason.

czechlin · 17-03-2014 11:31AM

Almost neverending house/car ALARMS!
What is the point of having one when it goes on for HOURS and nobody seems to care!? :mad:

Un Croissant · 17-03-2014 11:36AM

h3000 wrote: »

The word 'pants', I just can't stand it.

Those Miwadi adverts, "it's not your wadi it's Miwadi" actually fill me with rage for some reason.

Pants as in underwear? Or trousers? I cringe when I hear the word knickers. Uuugh.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 17-03-2014 11:45AM

i've always liked pantsu

Czarcasm · 17-03-2014 11:48AM

Un Croissant wrote: »

Pants as in underwear? Or trousers? I cringe when I hear the word knickers. Uuugh.

Knickers is grand, it's 'panties' that... yeah, just happened there, I can't even say the word without being creeped out, *shudders*

Un Croissant · 17-03-2014 11:50AM

Czarcasm wrote: »

Knickers is grand, it's 'panties' that... yeah, just happened there, I can't even say the word without being creeped out, *shudders*

Panties just seems creepy to me. For some reason I have an image of the guy with the weird hand in Scary Movie saying 'paantiies'. Creeps me out. Because that's how I now say it.

Czarcasm · 17-03-2014 11:54AM

Un Croissant wrote: »

Panties just seems creepy to me. For some reason I have an image of the guy with the weird hand in Scary Movie saying 'paantiies'. Creeps me out. Because that's how I now say it.

"Mah germs, mah germs"... :pac:

Un Croissant · 17-03-2014 11:56AM

Czarcasm wrote: »

"Mah germs, mah germs"... :pac:

Also the fat cheerleader in Dodgeball saying 'im not wearing any panties'.

Put me right off.

h3000 · 17-03-2014 12:12PM

Un Croissant wrote: »

Pants as in underwear? Or trousers? I cringe when I hear the word knickers. Uuugh.

Just the word "pants" in general.

czechlin · 17-03-2014 12:35PM

The varying sizes of panties (yep doing this on purpose to give you all creeps! :P) even in one shop! So I fit size 8, but then size 10 too but for a different pair size 12!? I don't have inflatable arse, get your sizing right!

dubstarr · 17-03-2014 12:39PM

Women rubbing it in that they are a size 8.

czechlin · 17-03-2014 12:57PM

dubstarr wrote: »

Women rubbing it in that they are a size 8.

Size 10 actually, but point taken

MJ23 · 17-03-2014 09:58PM

Used matches put back in the box. What the hell is that about?

dubstarr · 17-03-2014 10:10PM

Empty packets put back in the press or fridge.Just throw it out

deise08 · 17-03-2014 10:11PM

When you breathe in someone else's smelly breath.
Yuk!!!

dub_skav · 17-03-2014 11:23PM

SpaceCowb0y wrote: »

I can guarantee it's been said before, probably even by myself but poor grammar and spelling on the internet reeeeeally annoys me! I don't know why it bothers me so much, maybe i'm slightly OCD but every time i see someone use there, they're or their wrong on Facebook i want to correct them even if i don't know them! A little bit of me actually dies inside when i see how poor the level of basic English is amongst people i know! The way text language with all its abbreviations and distorting of words (dat for that, den for then etc) and how it has come to a point where i fully believe people actually think that's how these words are spelled now leaves me with little hope for intelligence!

Just grammar and spelling you have a problem with, you seem to have no issue with poor punctuation.
The internet (/world) is full of morons, just leave them (us) at it

Un Croissant · 18-03-2014 08:59AM

When you feel like you've had a full nights sleep and you check your clock and its only been 2 hours. Then you repeat that every two hours. Messes your head right up.

OldNotWIse · 18-03-2014 10:35AM

Parades.

OldNotWIse · 18-03-2014 10:45AM

h3000 wrote: »

The word 'pants', I just can't stand it.

Those Miwadi adverts, "it's not your wadi it's Miwadi" actually fill me with rage for some reason.

Infuriates me too. Most likely because it serves as a reminder of the movement that has put children of today on a jumped up pedastal. Special "toothkind" drinks, teachers unable to discipline them without parents descending on them for daring to speak to their little darlings. Baby yoga (20 babies lying on coloured mats...being babies, and a sign outside saying "Baby Yoga ten euro a session"), baby sign language, a bold step that you have to sit on for ten seconds if you massacre your siblings. Now darling, you know how that makes Mummy feel. You need some time out. Minute organic rice cakes and special cheese in a string. Society'sgeneral hysterics and facebook ranting about monsters on the loose if a poor sod happens to be driving a white van.

Baby swimming classes. My mum happened upon one in her lcoal gym last week. A mindless guy standing in the centre of twenty mindless mothers, chanting, "bouncy bouncy baaaaabeee!" and the mothers would all bounce the baby at some specific time in his chant. Why do you need to pay and do this in a group of twenty when you can just go to the pool anyway and do it yourself with your own baby anyway?

...they even have their own nurofen, because you know, giving them less of the normal one is...not the same :rolleyes:

czechlin · 18-03-2014 10:56AM

People saying it's summer.
It's not, it's spring (well it officially kicks off on Thursday).

LynnGrace · 18-03-2014 11:00AM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Baby yoga (20 babies lying on coloured mats...being babies, and a sign outside saying "Baby Yoga ten euro a session")

This made me laugh

Trivial things that annoy you Part 2

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