Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

Sadderday wrote: »

Big scummy knacker bastads

I picked up a bottle of water and walked to the till in the garage.

Your woman was dying, couldn't serve cos she was having a sneezing fit. I stood there... thinking would it look really rude if I legged it and wondering if I really ever need to come back....

Then she looked at me and said sorry, I'm just so sick !

Told her to keep the change, brought the water bottle home, put it in the sink, sprayed it with loads of different anti bacterial kitchen sprays, doused my hands with soap... and if i'm honest... the bottle still sits untouched because I need to give it ages for the germs to die.

Drives me mad when this happens. I know its not their fault and they probably cant afford to call in sick or whatever but its just gank. Worse is when they are working on a deli counter. Went in to get ice creams a few years ago with my dad. He asked for two cones. Yer man sneezed into his hands and then proceeded to pull the cones. Dad just said actually we're fine and walked away.

CATS. I'm after nearly falling over a dead bird in the Backyard. There's three cats that come into the Backyard. Maybe I should be annoyed at the Landlord for having an open Backyard. How am I supposed to stop fcukers of cats coming in. :mad: And they're not afraid of me at all if I try run them they just sit there like Lords.

Anyone living in an Apartment Block should not be allowed have pets anyway i.m.o. FCUK SAKE.

I did hear something squealing earlier on, I bet that was the bird. Thank Christ I didn't see it actually happening. I'm ill enough as I am for fcuk sake.

Unsurprisingly i havn't seen the cnuts of cats all day, pure guilty now I suppose! :pac: What am I supposed to do now.... :rolleyes::rolleyes: I could punch my neighbour right now. 2 are his. They shouldn't be allowed in an Apartment Block. STUPID CATS. I feel sick to my stomach. Could really do without this.


I'm afraid to look out in case the cats or other birds are crowding around dead bird. :-l Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Philo Beddoe wrote: »

I'm sure there are probably some statistics demonstrating that less man-hours will be lost if people who have an infectious illness stay home and avoid spreading their sickness to their co-workers.

True.
I've worked with one or two martyrs in my time. It got to the stage with one of them where the rest of us were all but signing a petition to get her to go home.
She was genuinely ill, but dragged herself in :rolleyes:

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Parents on Facebook giving out their kids aren't getting long enough to eat their lunch and that they're starving by 3pm. Another parent is complaining that she can't give her daughter two drinks because there's a kid in her class who never has lunch or a drink and those with extra are expected to share with the kid who has nothing.

Wtf does this actually happen

The best parents are the ones who give out that they can't give little Mary or Johnny nutella because some little bastard in the class has an allergy to nuts - possibly one of the most severe allergies you can have, you rarely hear of someone with a nut allergy which is only kind of serious.
<snip> a woman who is constantly giving out that she can't give her kids nutella in their lunch because a kid in the class has a serious nut allergy. You'd swear there was no other food in the world only nutella on crackers.

blueser wrote: »

Maybe I'm missing something, but why are you putting up with it? You said yourself, you don't really know her so it's not like you'd be letting a friend down by not giving her a lift. Or have you got, er, ''ulterior motives'' for being so kind to her? Go on; unburden yourself. You can tell us.

No, she did ask me and I am going that way every morning. It takes an hour and a half by bus, one bus into town and then you have to get a second. There's no direct bus route. Did it once, never again. She can't drive so I would feel like a real cnut if I didn't but she is really grinding my gears at the moment. She is so indignant that I won't drop her to the door. I'm not going out of my way sorry, plus it's only a 10 minute walk about 1km down the road, if even.

Fat Christy wrote: »

People who just will not shut up about themselves. Christ. Also, the people who like to wallow in their own self pity, 'the world is out to get, blah blah blah'. :mad:

Give it a rest ffs.

I just had to spend my car journey home with a girl who lives beside me. She spent half the journey saying how long the walk was to my work, despite the fact I'm saving her an hour in the morning and 2 bus journeys. :mad: I'm not a fcuking taxi service, ungrateful cnut.
The rest of the time she talked about herself and her problems.......
I don't even know this girl. I think I said about 2 words the whole journey. I don't if I can stick this every morning and evening.

find this hard to believe:pac::pac:
*only kidding:o

Fat Christy wrote: »

I love people who can just sit there, be quiet and not be awkward. I'm quite chatty but most of conversations tend to flow both ways. Being talked at isn't very nice. :mad:

You'd love me in the car. I prefer to sit and be quiet while enjoying the scenery and/or have a conversation about anything that pops into our heads or we pass by. It just depends on how chatty I'm feeling.

I also like to knit while in the passenger seat.

The new Cadbury's ad with Dunphy & Giles. It's like watching your own bad dream.