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Trivial things that annoy you Part 2
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Heh - love that story.
I'd totally do it if I had the neck. Little boll*x next door has caused more trouble with that ball. I long to get it and belt it to the far end of the road.
That's another thing that annoys me. Parents who let their kids be nuisances to neighbours and who do nothing about it except, "Ah, stop. Ah, don't," and then carry on smoking her fag and gabbing on the phone. Meanwhile, Rambo has battered in a fence, walloped a car or two, set off an alarm and just missed a passing car by inches, making the driver swerve. Grrrrr.
I feel your pain. We're pestered by magpies who've taken up riverdancing on our roof at sunrise. We called them (imaginatively) Clumpy and Hoppy and I swear they're wearing hobnailed boots or something. Every device we've thought of means getting out of bed to scare them off and it's doesn't work anyway. The bastards just wait until we're gone and then they come back. We've tried a ballon, a supersoaker, a rattle and short of having a go with a catapult, we've no idea what to do. I suppose having a cat around would be useful but I'm not having a cat in the house. I guarantee you they'll be there in the morning, clumping and hopping about, and knowing full damn well they're pissing everyone off. I hate them. :mad:
(And they're v mean to all the little garden birds. Last year, magpies killed the little bluetit chicks. The kids were inconsolable.)
trained my dog to see magpies off, as they hate noise, and i bang tin lids together. they never come back here. my first while in ireland a magpie took a kitten. waged war on them since wherever i have lived.
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SpaceCowb0y wrote: »My wisdom teeth have all grown arseways
Jesus SpaceCowb0y I don't know how do you put up with that! I've experienced some serious pains and annoyances in my life but the ones given by my wisdom teeth are on the top of the list. I lived on painkillers for a while, the dosage could have fed and army of men. I had to wait for ages until they grew out and then got them pulled out. Never in my life before was I so happy to see a dentist. That's the bottom ones. The top ones are healthy and don't hurt but have caused an aesthetic imperfection, which annoys me
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Jesus SpaceCowb0y I don't know how do you put up with that! I've experienced some serious pains and annoyances in my life but the ones given by my wisdom teeth are on the top of the list. I lived on painkillers for a while, the dosage could have fed and army of men. I had to wait for ages until they grew out and then got them pulled out. Never in my life before was I so happy to see a dentist. That's the bottom ones. The top ones are healthy and don't hurt but have caused an aesthetic imperfection, which annoys me
Jaysus, I wish a dodgy tooth was the only aesthetic imperfection I had:D0 -
Loads of us keep a toothbrush in work
Very handy
Or a pack of toothpicks
The whole fingers in the mouth thing reminds me of something my mother used do - If you yawned anywhere near her she'd jam her finger down your throat! :pac:
She couldn't just say "cover your mouth when you yawn!" 0 -
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Or a pack of toothpicks
The whole fingers in the mouth thing reminds me of something my mother used do - If you yawned anywhere near her she'd jam her finger down your throat!...
Your mother is in fact a T-1000, and I claim two packets of Rancheros.
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eisenberg1 wrote: »That's Irish mammy's for ya, they make you put on clean underwear in case you get run over by a bus.
That's international mammies for ya
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Jesus SpaceCowb0y I don't know how do you put up with that! I've experienced some serious pains and annoyances in my life but the ones given by my wisdom teeth are on the top of the list. I lived on painkillers for a while, the dosage could have fed and army of men. I had to wait for ages until they grew out and then got them pulled out. Never in my life before was I so happy to see a dentist. That's the bottom ones. The top ones are healthy and don't hurt but have caused an aesthetic imperfection, which annoys me
I have the fear of getting them removed! My mam has a nerve wrapped around the root of one of her wisdom teeth and the dentist said there's a chance if he pulls it out and it tears the nerve she could end up with half a droopy face! I'll leave mine where they are and put up with the turmoil rather then face something like that! I've had mine for years and never really had any pain with them but crap getting stuck in them has been a constant annoyance!0 -
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Yikes, that sounds terrible, can't blame your mum for keeping it where it is. I got x-rays done beforehand (which I presume is the normal procedure) and the teeth had to go. It was a relief. I was in agony for couple weeks because they were really sore.
I know, the pain is miserable
In a way I can't wait to get them out, because I keep getting infections in my back gums because they're so badly impacted. It's going to be an overnight stay in hospital and a couple of days recovery though, so I keep putting it off.
I'm sick of taking antibiotics because of lousy teeth I can't even see!0 -
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Tooth ache is awful. It's just relentless pain. I had to get a root canal done in Australia. I wasn't in the country that long but the pain was woeful. I went to the dentist and it was $700 for the root canal or $120 to extract the tooth. I didn't want to have a hole in my mouth so I got the root canal. Four years later I had an abscess in the tooth (yuck yuck yuck) and had to get it removed anywayI know, the pain is miserable
In a way I can't wait to get them out, because I keep getting infections in my back gums because they're so badly impacted. It's going to be an overnight stay in hospital and a couple of days recovery though, so I keep putting it off.
I'm sick of taking antibiotics because of lousy teeth I can't even see! 0 -
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