Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

Getting an old fake eyelash stuck to my hand accidentally, and nearly dropping dead with the fright because for a split second I thought it was a spider.

Stupid texting on touch screen.

Sleezy married men. Actually all men who think you should be flattered they'd consider giving you a poke.

Jake1 wrote: »

She broke the internet apparently, :rolleyes: :rolleyes:( is the new spiel), with her new photos.
She has some ass on her, it's almost a shelf




http://www.papermag.com/2014/11/kim_kardashian_paper_jean_paul_goude.php

:pac:

smash wrote: »

That photoshopping is so bad

The photoshopping is the least bad thing in that photo.

I need to bleach my eyes now.

Jake1 wrote: »

true, but she still has a massive arse

Each time I see it all I can think is how did it fit into a cinema seat in Portlaoise

My only rants for the day.


Pregnant women asking ridiculous questions in ridiculous places. I joined a Facebook group for a specific purpose, and I see this morning some simpleton had asked "Can I use a sleeping blanket when pregnant?" Wtf. I commented asking if google doesn't work on her computer so no doubt ill get torrents of abuse from all the Hope Ur Ok Hun xx types.

That man, the old man, that finally passed away even though his daughter announced his death two weeks before it happened, littered the Facebook with photos of him in a coma, and dying, is really really well known in a particular community all over the us. He was 93 or 94, and was an ambassador for that community and his followers are like a cult, real hardcore.
Anyway, last night (not 24 hrs after he died) they announced that there's a "memorial fund" for his wife. To say I'm disgusted is an under statement. Since when is a bereavement a time to make a profit? And before you think maybe she has no money, they have made so much money from sales of the book he wrote (and has sold out since he died), documentaries, tv shows ect. They've 9 kids, one is in a band, one poses with her Rolex watch, one is an artist who's doing quite well , one works on the set of movies as security or whatever. Like they're not a broke family, that's why I can't understand why it's "kerchiiiiing!" And the man not even cold yet. I was going to send flowers but no ****in way now

The random and totally disjointed press statements that "shocked locals" make after some atrocity happens in their "sleepy community". Is it bad journalism or are they interviewing simpletons?

"It's terrible. He was a nice young lad. We knew the mother. The town is saddened. He was a bright boy. We just heard this morning. He was on the local basketball team. His mother is a good woman. He started school here last year."

:mad:

Another one I love is "I didn't even know he was sick, ah I was very fond of him".

I've lost count of how many times that was said to me and it makes me so mad. My dad was sick for 13 months. In 13 months you didn't notice the 6 stone weight loss? Or the fact he aged about 20 years? And you missed him being bald as an egg?? Not so fond of him to not see him even once in 13 months and then have the sheer audacity to stop me to tell me you didn't realise he was sick


Trying to buy a pair of shoes and you'd swear to god it was the Crown Jewels I was trying to get my hands on. I had to call twice yesterday, and the pair were on reserve for another person until last night. I called at like two minutes to six and they hadnt picked them up. She took my name and number and told me I would be next on the list, but no word. She also suggested I get the size smaller because they had that one left, but I don't think it'll fit and I can't go try them
on because I'm wearing my work shoes and I'd be mortified walking into a nice shoe room in them.

Since when did spending money become such an effort

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LexieOnRale wrote: »

I can't go try them
on because I'm wearing my work shoes and I'd be mortified walking into a nice shoe room in them

Now that's a trivial thing that annoys me! Mortified? You are the customer. Your work shoes are good enough for work then they are good enough to walk into a shoe shop. I'm just torn on who is the more snobbish here - the shop or the customer. I detest pretension. Should I dress to the nines to go out to buy a pair of trousers? Am I good enough to frequent a particular store? Aaaaaagggh!

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Trust me, I am not snobby. I would just feel terrible walking in there in a uniform and a pair of pumps from pennies. I buy my makeup from the same shop and I find the more "serious" you look, the nicer they are to you initially.

Does it not speak volumes about the establishment if they treat you better based on how you look? Why would you want to leave any money there?

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Trust me, I am not snobby. I would just feel terrible walking in there in a uniform and a pair of pumps from pennies. I buy my makeup from the same shop and I find the more "serious" you look, the nicer they are to you initially.

That's my point. The shop is pretentious. Why would anybody support such an establishment? I enjoy if I am in a store and realise their attitude is snobbish. Then I have a good look at a few products and decide by they are not good enough for us. There are shops I can very well afford to buy in but I refuse to use them because of their pretensions. Others I use are top flight shops but don't care what you wear as long as you will buy from them - my kind of store. But I still think nobody should avoid going to a shop because of what the "staff" might think of your appearance. Only going in when you think you meet their standards is only feeding their bias.