Cienciano wrote: » It'll have to be a 4 seater, so probably an audi a4 or a CLK
Daveysil15 wrote: » Ryan Sheridan started that way.
KungPao wrote: » People saying "Oz" for Australia and "Stateside" for the United States. :mad:
MJ23 wrote: » Eddie Redhead too.
Omackeral wrote: » People saying John is 'out in' Australia/Oz bugs me. It's like equating it to being out in the back garden.
Czarcasm wrote: » People who invite you over to their place for dinner, then text you an hour beforehand to ask what you want from the Chinese takeaway!
Jake1 wrote: » what about ' The Ukraine'?:D
AulBiddy wrote: » People who talk over others....
whirlpool wrote: » This bugs me, too. It's really annoying actually! :pac:
eisenberg1 wrote: » Can I come? Love to see that Bono graffiti. Driving thru certain part of Dublin a few years ago, and saw one that said "Micka Foley does the sunbeds":D
MJ23 wrote: » Katie Taylor's monotone voice on that ridiculous insurance ad. And her bullsh*t about God helping her win fights.
MJ23 wrote: » Or people who never invite you theirs, even though you've had them over loads of times. Lesson learned.
Green Giant wrote: » When will the vicious circle ever end???
Green Giant wrote: » I ring someone, they're not there, I leave a voicemail asking them to call me back...
Oops69 wrote: » The term ' team leader ' and the way some Irish people buy into the whole happy-clappy , ' I eat sleep , go to the gym and socialise At work ' and basically my company owns me and I have no identity outside my company bullcrap ,.. Grow a pair ! ..... Rant over
suicide_circus wrote: » The use of the word awesome to describe things which would struggle to inspire a passing interest let alone awe. "My new socks are like, awesome!!" No, they're really not.
MsBubbles wrote: » Dort Speak really annoys me. I was Loike there and so was he loike it was Loike a totes awky momo .