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Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

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gramar

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Last Saturday evening, I was enjoying a late supper with Mrs E, she was dining on a nice chicken korma, whilst I opted for a jolly good kebab, which I was enjoying with much gusto............until I got a sudden flash, yes flash, of gramar's dog's nether region.

Kebab went in the bin................

Believe it for not and do forgive my language but the fcukin bitch is still in heat. The poor dog I have is driven demented. Howling all day long. He sounds like he's auditioning for a role in Dances with Wolves 2 not to mention the chorus of howls from the other dogs around the village.

jimgoose

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Last Saturday evening, I was enjoying a late supper with Mrs E, she was dining on a nice chicken korma, whilst I opted for a jolly good kebab, which I was enjoying with much gusto............until I got a sudden flash, yes flash, of gramar's dog's nether region.

Kebab went in the bin................

Hee-hee! :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

jimgoose

LizT wrote: »

I'll be up to tuck you in soon son, don't worry.

Can I have milk and cookies??

:D:D

LizT

jimgoose wrote: »

<Goose wanders off morosely in his jammies holding his favourite teddy. SNIFF!!>

I'll be up to tuck you in soon son, don't worry.

eisenberg1

Last Saturday evening, I was enjoying a late supper with Mrs E, she was dining on a nice chicken korma, whilst I opted for a jolly good kebab, which I was enjoying with much gusto............until I got a sudden flash, yes flash, of gramar's dog's nether region.

Kebab went in the bin................

LizT

danniemcq wrote: »

jeez my ribs are awfully sore.....

:p

Shut up -_-

jimgoose

danniemcq wrote: »

Everything is fine, just go to your room and play some of those playbox 64 games or whatever you have

<Goose wanders off morosely in his jammies holding his favourite teddy. SNIFF!!>

danniemcq

LordChessington wrote: »

I hate it when mammy mod and daddy mod are fighting

Everything is fine, just go to your room and play some of those playbox 64 games or whatever you have

czechlin

danniemcq wrote: »

Don't you dare....

LizT wrote: »

What's it worth to you?

Mods' fight!:eek:

Everybody, come over here!!!!:D

Mr. CooL ICE

LizT wrote: »

Trivial things that annoy you - 1. Danniemcq.

danniemcq wrote: »

Don't you dare....

LizT wrote: »

What's it worth to you?

danniemcq wrote: »

jeez my ribs are awfully sore.....

:p

I hate it when mammy mod and daddy mod are fighting

danniemcq

LizT wrote: »

What's it worth to you?

jeez my ribs are awfully sore.....

:p

Maximus Alexander

Dial Hard wrote: »

But relative humidity in Ireland averages in the mid-70s all the time, so it's actually not really any worse than normal?

76% at the Phoenix Park station at the moment.

It is worse than normal, because it's warmer. It's not the humidity that is a problem, it's the combination of humidity and higher temperatures.

For example, you will be more comfortable in 30° dry heat than at 25° with relative humidity >70% (or, actually, probably about the same).

LizT

danniemcq wrote: »

Don't you dare....

What's it worth to you?

danniemcq

LizT wrote: »

So tempted to edit thread title...

Don't you dare....

Buzz Killington the third

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

There's nothing worse than someone saying that to you in a professional capacity. Well, they are supposed to be professional but are speaking to you like you're a lapdancer.

I'm now imagining your boss throwing your bonus at you in dollar bills

LizT

bcklschaps wrote: »

'Before' and 'After' photographs.

Where the after photograph is quiet clearly taken in a brighter light, after the person has a sun tan (and maybe full make-up) and the photo either zoomed in or zoomed out ... depending on whether they were getting something enlarged or shrunk.

or in the before picture, the person is slouching and wearing ill fitting clothes and then in the after picture they're standing up straight and wearing clothes that actually fit.

LynnGrace

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

It's not the heat people are complaining about, dry heat is fine, it's the bloody 100% humidity that's bugging people.

Agreed.
Plus the thread is for everyone to contribute their own trivial annoyances. Some things bother me (trivially), that don't bother others, and vice versa.

Czarcasm

mickydoomsux wrote: »

"Um, thanks, I suppose.......? "

Usually said in reply to -

"I love you like a fat kid love cake"

- 50 cent, "21 questions"

I was downloading it for someone else, honest!

Dial Hard

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

It's not the heat people are complaining about, dry heat is fine, it's the bloody 100% humidity that's bugging people.

But relative humidity in Ireland averages in the mid-70s all the time, so it's actually not really any worse than normal?

76% at the Phoenix Park station at the moment.

bcklschaps

'Before' and 'After' photographs.

Where the after photograph is quiet clearly taken in a brighter light, after the person has a sun tan (and maybe full make-up) and the photo either zoomed in or zoomed out ... depending on whether they were getting something enlarged or shrunk.

Frigga_92

OldNotWIse wrote: »

"She walks like Rihanna"

Herself and Miley Cyrus must have a permanent case of thrush, the two of them are always poking and pulling at themselves.

bluewolf wrote: »

"Cos you're a good girl and you know it" really bugs me

There's nothing worse than someone saying that to you in a professional capacity. Well, they are supposed to be professional but are speaking to you like you're a lapdancer.

jimgoose

Buzz Killington the third wrote: »

Sounds like that Robin Thicke song, which is packed full off utterly shíte lyrics.

Indeed yes, hence the name. :pac:

Dial Hard

Buzz Killington the third wrote: »

Sounds like that Robin Thicke song, which is packed full off utterly shíte lyrics.

Nope, Drake "Hold On We're Going Home".

mickydoomsux

bluewolf wrote: »

"Cos you're a good girl and you know it" really bugs me

"Um, thanks, I suppose.......? "

Buzz Killington the third

bluewolf wrote: »

"Cos you're a good girl and you know it" really bugs me

Sounds like that Robin Thicke song, which is packed full of utterly shíte lyrics.

[Deleted User]

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

Stupid "song" lyrics

"Look at you in that dress girl you dangerous like a gun"

Need I say anything else?

"Cos you're a good girl and you know it" really bugs me

jimgoose

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

It's not the heat people are complaining about, dry heat is fine, it's the bloody 100% humidity that's bugging people.

Yeah, I hate it too. :mad:

LizT

Trivial things that annoy you - 1. Danniemcq.

Pumpkinseeds

Dial Hard wrote: »

The significant proportion of Irish people who can't seem to function outside a temperature range of about 10 - 18C. Anything below is "freezing" and anything above is simply too hot to cope.

Newsflash, folks, 26C is not anything resembling an extreme temperature.

It's not the heat people are complaining about, dry heat is fine, it's the bloody 100% humidity that's bugging people.

Dial Hard

The significant proportion of Irish people who can't seem to function outside a temperature range of about 10 - 18C. Anything below is "freezing" and anything above is simply too hot to cope.

Newsflash, folks, 26C is not anything resembling an extreme temperature.