Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

La_Gordy · 28-10-2014 01:21PM

Cormac... wrote: »

How having my dreadlocks pretty much limits me to 3 Halloween costumes:
Rasta - Racist
Predator - Too expensive / time consuming
Jack Sparrow - Done it twice or 3 times now tbh

Cutting them off will open up a world of costumes.

Generic Dreadhead · 28-10-2014 01:22PM

La_Gordy wrote: »

Cutting them off will open up a world of costumes.

Are you going as a Scientist this year? You should

OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 01:22PM

gramar wrote: »

Is that you ONW?

Hah, I could feel my hands curling into fists as I read that post :P Screw the water charges, the government should tax the use of weather small talk, the country would be out of debt by Christmas.

Someone actually stood at my desk today looking out the window whining, "oh my gooooooooood, I just can't belieeeeeeeeeeeeve I have to go out in thaaaaat. It's so wet!" - took me all my effort not to say, "oh just fúcking shut up whingeing and get on with it, it's not acid"

eisenberg1 · 28-10-2014 01:22PM

Cormac... wrote: »

How having my dreadlocks pretty much limits me to 3 Halloween costumes:
Rasta - Racist
Predator - Too expensive / time consuming
Jack Sparrow - Done it twice or 3 times now tbh

Medusa?

Generic Dreadhead · 28-10-2014 01:24PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Medusa?

Male Medusa :pac:
Maybe next year once I have time to work that one out

eisenberg1 · 28-10-2014 01:27PM

Cormac... wrote: »

Male Medusa :pac:
Maybe next year once I have time to work that one out

Stiffy hair stuff, and some little horrible heads from a 2euro shop, job done.:D

Colser · 28-10-2014 01:32PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Thats what she gets for letting him entertain her:D

Id say hes a pretty good entertainer so cant blame her there really:D Unfortunately I have no evidence to back this up other than female intuition;)

Mr. CooL ICE · 28-10-2014 01:41PM

Screw childbirth. Screw getting kicked in the balls. Cutting your finger on the inside of a tin for chipotles in adobo sauce is the most painful thing in the world.

OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 02:08PM

Possibly covered before, but trivially annoyed by a lot of Irish men's inability to know when you don't want to converse with them in a pub. Happened again on Sunday night. Sitting with two (female) friends and minding our own business. Over come two guys. One of my friends is Brazilian. Guy 1 asks, "where are you from? " - (fúcking zzzzz already). She answers and he says, "lol me ma's cleaner is from Brazil!" - in my head I've already said, "Is that so? And is your da's whore from Ireland?" but I kept it shut. Anyway the yimmy yammy nothing talk went on for a bit (me answering his incessant questions with one word answers and turning back to continue the conversation with my friend after each one) until eventually I just said, "Look guys we're actually having a private conversation here, do you mind?" - well you think I'd fúcking well shot Bambi's mother the way one of them reacted. Apparently I'm just a stuck up bítch, they were only being friendly yadda yadda - like seriously? Fúck off.

I really don't get why someone thinks they can foist themselves upon a group of people having a private conversation and even when they are politely asked to leave, act as if you're the unreasonable one! Or did he think I was going to realise what a "stuck up bítch" I am and say, "actually yeah you're right, let's get to know each other" - the conversation is only going to go one way when you start name-calling. Why keep sitting there?

Maybe you were "just being friendly" but guess what? I'm not under any obligation to sit and make small talk with you. I don't have to be friendly back. My personal space. My time. Go. Away.

veryangryman · 28-10-2014 02:11PM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Possibly covered before, but trivially annoyed by a lot of Irish men's inability to know when you don't want to converse with them in a pub. Happened again on Sunday night. Sitting with two (female) friends and minding our own business. Over come two guys. One of my friends is Brazilian. Guy 1 asks, "where are you from? " - (fúcking zzzzz already). She answers and he says, "lol me ma's cleaner is from Brazil!" - in my head I've already said, "Is that so? And is your da's whore from Ireland?" but I kept it shut. Anyway the yimmy tammy nothing talk went on for a bit (me answering his incessant questions with one word answers and turning back to continue the conversation with my friend after each one) until eventually I just said, "Look guys we're actually having a private conversation here, do you mind?" - well you think I'd fúcking well shot Bambi's mother the way one of them reacted. Apparently I'm just a stuck up bítch, they were only being friendly yadda yadda - like seriously? Fúck off.

I really don't get why someone thinks they can foist themselves upon a group of people having a private conversation and even when they are politely asked to leave, act as if you're the unreasonable one! Or did he think I was going to realise what a "stuck up bítch" I am and say, "actually yeah you're right, let's get to know each other" - the conversation is only going to go one way when you start name-calling. Why keep sitting there?

Maybe you were "just being friendly" but guess what? I'm not under any obligation to sit and make small talk with you. I don't have to be friendly back. My personal space. My time. Go. Away.

I guess thats why they call it a "pub" and not a "priv".

I do my private chats in private places. In a pub, if someone i don't like approaches, yeah its annoying but like I said, public place. They do eventually get the hint.

OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 02:22PM

veryangryman wrote: »

I guess thats why they call it a "pub" and not a "priv".

I do my private chats in private places. In a pub, if someone i don't like approaches, yeah its annoying but like I said, public place. They do eventually get the hint.

Did it happen to you too? Is that why you are a very angry man? No need to have conversation at home - we weren't exactly dicussing menses and flow patterns - but there's an idea for next time. "Yeah pull up a seat there. My lovely friend here is just telling me how it's better to give your moon cup a preliminary wash before putting it in the diswasher....Especially around the "heavier" times....wait....come back! :P

One eyed Jack · 28-10-2014 02:35PM

veryangryman wrote: »

I guess thats why they call it a "pub" and not a "priv".

I do my private chats in private places. In a pub, if someone i don't like approaches, yeah its annoying but like I said, public place. They do eventually get the hint.

"Fcuk off" generally works a lot more quickly.

Frigga_92 · 28-10-2014 03:02PM

veryangryman wrote: »

I guess thats why they call it a "pub" and not a "priv".

I do my private chats in private places. In a pub, if someone i don't like approaches, yeah its annoying but like I said, public place. They do eventually get the hint.

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OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 04:04PM

One eyed Jack wrote: »

"Fcuk off" generally works a lot more quickly.

Do you mind? We're having a conversation here :P

everlast75 · 28-10-2014 04:05PM

"Dear 30 year old me..."

F**k off - what a poxy ad!

OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 04:09PM

everlast75 wrote: »

"Dear 30 year old me..."

F**k off - what a poxy ad!

Yeeeeeees!!!

It should be, "Dear 30 year old me, when I grow old I will be a condescending, smug aul twat with nothing better to do than give you grief because you bought an expensive dress"

Dear 60 year old me,

Don't bother taking out a pension plan. 30 year old me will kill you before you are 61, for píssing me off.

Regards

30 year old me

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-10-2014 04:09PM

I'm not a tearful person at all, I pride myself on having **** all emotion but the past few days I'm just really tearful for no reason. I cried at love hate, I cried at hearing that leaving on a jetplane song yesterday. Can't be dealing!
It's annoying because if I knew what was wrong I could have a tall glass of cement and harden up. But now I don't feel sad or upset til the point of bursting into tears for no reason.

Generic Dreadhead · 28-10-2014 04:12PM

Not watching Love Hate and hearing/seeing all the general Love Hate stuff everywhere

OldNotWIse · 28-10-2014 04:17PM

Cormac... wrote: »

Not watching Love Hate and hearing/seeing all the general Love Hate stuff everywhere

I've missed the last two episodes and have managed not to hear what happened

Puts fingers in ears. La la la laaaaaa!

Generic Dreadhead · 28-10-2014 04:19PM

I think you misunderstood me..... I have NEVER watched ANY Love Hate.

eisenberg1 · 28-10-2014 04:24PM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

I've missed the last two episodes and have managed not to hear what happened

Puts fingers in ears. La la la laaaaaa!

The cat is back.................and this time its personal.

The Princess Bride · 28-10-2014 04:51PM

OldNotWIse wrote: »

I've missed the last two episodes and have managed not to hear what happened

Puts fingers in ears. La la la laaaaaa!

I missed Sunday's episode.
Was in a shop yesterday, spotted the giveaway headline on the front page of a tabloid, and proceeded to get very fúcking annoyed- an employee walked by to see me standing there stamping my foot and looking very very irate- as I was heading home to watch it.

Love/Hate>

How many of ye opened this because ye couldn't bear to not look-ha!!!- I'd never be such a horrible bítch as to disclose what happened-never!!!!

Wossack · 28-10-2014 05:01PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

The cat is back.................and this time its personal*.

*purr-sonal

gramar · 28-10-2014 05:08PM

LynnGrace wrote: »

RAIN. As Fr Jack might say, FECK OFF RAIN!

What's wrong now? Did someone park too close to you again?

_Whimsical_ · 28-10-2014 05:36PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I'm not a tearful person at all, I pride myself on having **** all emotion but the past few days I'm just really tearful for no reason. I cried at love hate, I cried at hearing that leaving on a jetplane song yesterday. Can't be dealing!
It's annoying because if I knew what was wrong I could have a tall glass of cement and harden up. But now I don't feel sad or upset til the point of bursting into tears for no reason.

That's a strange one to pride yourself on. Obviously you're a bit more emotional than you realise. When you hold it in or ignore it long enough and it inevitably starts to errupt you will have no idea what it's in relation to. You're better to try and foster some conscious connection between what's happening in your life and a given time and what you feel in response to it. Emotion is pretty important as a tool for getting through life, it'll always tell you what and who is most important to you.

You don't need a glass of cement or hardening up... you need a bit of softening up maybe.
A broads group hug perhaps?
Too much? Ok.

Hope you feel better soon.:)

Frigga_92 · 28-10-2014 05:41PM

Cormac... wrote: »

Not watching Love Hate and hearing/seeing all the general Love Hate stuff everywhere

Me too. I watched the first episode of the new season in my sister's house a few weeks ago because she was watching it and the entire time I was sitting there thinking "what is this ****?"

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

A broads group hug perhaps?

Yep, all us broads should get together

Fat Christy · 28-10-2014 05:43PM

Cormac... wrote: »

I think you misunderstood me..... I have NEVER watched ANY Love Hate.

Ditto. We should be lovers.

eisenberg1 · 28-10-2014 05:48PM

Well I think its great, so there.

Now give it a rest or someone is gonna get whacked.

Pumpkinseeds · 28-10-2014 05:50PM

I've got an outpatient appointment in Galway in December and we thought it'd be nice to stay overnight and see the Christmas market have a few drinks etc. Then I remembered I've got another hospital appointment the next day in Limerick, so there goes that idea.

Generic Dreadhead · 28-10-2014 06:02PM

Fat Christy wrote: »

Ditto. We should be lovers.

Because we can't be friends

Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

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