Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

eisenberg1 · 18-11-2014 05:54PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Im relieved to hear it's only a cold!
But here are some man flu pills just incase
http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/3b/55/71/3b55711c9a9870550d54d88db9df24ce.jpg

Gotta git me some:D

tampopo · 18-11-2014 05:58PM

For the next few months I'm going to have cold hands. Hate it. Sick of it too.
Permanently sitting watching telly with my legs crossed with fingers between my legs....

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 18-11-2014 05:59PM

Cormac... wrote: »

1) A cold is not the Flu, the 2 things are unrelated completely
2) put cat on your feet for warm feet
3) Lexies complaints about shopping for female things are now practically daily occurrence, i'm trivially annoyed by your disposable income :pac:

I have no disposable income, I never have money and that is why

Generic Dreadhead · 18-11-2014 06:02PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I have no disposable income, I never have money and that is why

I think what you mean is you never have money left over, and I'm not surprised either

Cause if you have the means to pick up various combinations of clothes, shoes, make up et-al on such a daily basis, then you definitely DO have disposable income.

Also whatever amount of disposable income I thought you had has now tripled since I see the words Brown Thomas and Mac as a little female bird informs me that these are really expensive places and things.

You should hire a personal shopper

Fat Christy wrote: »

Gamers giving off about everything...:rolleyes: :pac:

At least I speak my mind, only god can judge me, my haters are my motivators, if you don't like me at my best, you don't deserve me at my worst.

redfacedbear · 18-11-2014 06:05PM

Pigfoot wrote: »

My Lidl has 5 aisles meaning that I have to retrace my steps back UP the last aisle to get to the check outs........

TA how disorientated I get when I go into an Aldi that's back to front compared to the one I normally go to. The layout is exactly the same [veg>specials>freezers>fridge] only right to left rather than left to right - it's not that fcuken hard!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 18-11-2014 06:05PM

Meh it's not that expensive, 19 euro on a lipstick once a week isn't going to break the bank, I don't smoke or spend money on any other hobbies not even drinking anymore

OldNotWIse · 18-11-2014 06:07PM

tampopo wrote: »

For the next few months I'm going to have cold hands. Hate it. Sick of it too.
Permanently sitting watching telly with my legs crossed with fingers between my legs....

Well at least it's a novel excuse :pac:

Pumpkinseeds · 18-11-2014 06:17PM

tampopo wrote: »

For the next few months I'm going to have cold hands. Hate it. Sick of it too.
Permanently sitting watching telly with my legs crossed with fingers between my legs....

Have you tried the microwaveable heat pads? My mother is always raving about them as she's got poor circulation in her hands and feet, probably where I get it from. You can get them fairly cheaply in most chemists.

CrowdedHouse · 18-11-2014 06:31PM

As if I didn't get enough spam email, everyones favourite website Adverts.ie is now joining in - Not interested - unsubscribe better work

efb · 18-11-2014 06:32PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Leave me alone, I am not well. I assumed (incorrectly it seems) that the anti flu jab would stop me getting a cold.

Sorry, get well soon, get a few days out of it first

efb · 18-11-2014 06:32PM

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

As if I didn't get enough spam email, everyones favourite website Adverts.ie is now joining in - Not interested - unsubscribe better work

All the shyte I sign up uses my shyte email

Pumpkinseeds · 18-11-2014 06:37PM

Anyone else find themselves peckish these days? I seem to be picking at bits lately, almost like subconciously fattening myself up for Winter, not that I need anymore padding.

CrowdedHouse · 18-11-2014 06:37PM

efb wrote: »

All the shyte I sign up uses my shyte email

Me too usually but I must have signed in with my boards id/email at some stage

efb · 18-11-2014 06:38PM

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

Me too usually but I must have signed in with my boards id/email at some stage

Boards got shyte email too

Colser · 18-11-2014 06:45PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Anyone else find themselves peckish these days? I seem to be picking at bits lately, almost like subconciously fattening myself up for Winter, not that I need anymore padding.

Well if we get the snow that they are all on about we need that extra layer in case we cant get out for provisions so you are actually doing the right thing Pumpkin:D Thats our excuse and we will stick with it;)

Pumpkinseeds · 18-11-2014 07:08PM

Colser wrote: »

Well if we get the snow that they are all on about we need that extra layer in case we cant get out for provisions so you are actually doing the right thing Pumpkin:D Thats our excuse and we will stick with it;)

Jeez, I'm already looking at shapewear for under a dress and the fricking shapewear costs almost as much as the dress.:rolleyes:

Zanablue · 18-11-2014 07:10PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Jeez, I'm already looking at shapewear for under a dress and the fricking shapewear costs almost as much as the dress.:rolleyes:

I am the exact same I can't seem to fill myself lately, am beginning to think I have a bottomless pitt for a stomach:o I think I will also be out looking for shapewear in the next few weeks.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 18-11-2014 07:17PM

Haha I omce wore Spanx on a date, it was maybe 2nd or 3rd, I was still playing hard to get, and afterwards he's got his arm around me and Hes rubbing my tummy but the friction of him moving my dress over the Spanx made this real static noise, and after a few minutes he was like "... What's that?" I was way too mortified to tell him it was Spanx

Frigga_92 · 18-11-2014 08:23PM

Cormac... wrote: »

At least I speak my mind, only god can judge me, my haters are my motivators, if you don't like me at my best, you don't deserve me at my worst.

Well that's a bizarre string of phrases.
The bit in bold sounds like the ****e a 14 year old girl might have as her favourite Marilyn Monroe quote on her bebo profile.

Miss Lizzie Jones · 18-11-2014 08:28PM

People who have nothing to contribute to a thread in a forum I am on. If you have nothing to contribute to the thread then why bother posting at all?
I'm sure the OP could have done without your negative remarks or that your little dog is so cute.

(For those wondering ... I'm not talking about Boards.IE)

nicki11 · 18-11-2014 08:53PM

bluewolf wrote: »

wtf? Tell your mum and friends to piss off
It's your anniversary not theirs
You can celebrate on a night out another time?

Jake1 wrote: »

Kick all their ankles really hard,then laugh at them. See how funny they find that

Thanks guys its just really hard lately for us to get some time to ourselves, between college and winter flu's the past few weeks have been mental and it doesn't look like its going to slow down between now and Christmas. The Christmas market should be set up soon so we might go check it out at the weekend and go out for a while if we can. I love the fudge stall and the smells (guess I'm a bit of a foodie).

Generic Dreadhead · 18-11-2014 08:56PM

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

Well that's a bizarre string of phrases.
The bit in bold sounds like the ****e a 14 year old girl might have as her favourite Marilyn Monroe quote on her bebo profile.

I guess the humour was lost on you so :pac:
Nice try for trying to pi$$ all over a post which was meant to be a 90% silly tounge in cheek go at the kind of things idiots post on Facebook though :pac:

tampopo · 18-11-2014 09:07PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Have you tried the microwaveable heat pads? My mother is always raving about them as she's got poor circulation in her hands and feet, probably where I get it from. You can get them fairly cheaply in most chemists.

I haven't, but I will.
Thanks for the suggestion.

Pumpkinseeds · 18-11-2014 09:30PM

nicki11 wrote: »

I really wanted to go out for my anniversary and was looking forward to it for weeks but my OH sprained his ankle and didn't want to go out. He suggested we get takeaway and I could have whatever I wanted and we could watch something together instead. He was being very sweet and I was starting to cheer up especially after the food arrived when our room mate got home early and wanted to watch something, so we awkwardly ate while he watched his show then he went to bed and it was too late to watch a movie and our romantic night out, turned in became awkward. I feel so bad because my OH tried to make it up to me but it didn't work out and now my mum and friends are going to ask what we did for our anniversary and are going to make fun of me about it again

Just smile knowingly at them and say nothing.;) Give them nothing, it's none of their business. You sound like you're happy together and what anyone else thinks is irrelevant.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 18-11-2014 09:41PM

My OHs birthday is on my mothers anniversary. I always say this is the year I stop being a mopey bitch and turn it into his day rather than my designated day of feeling sorry for myself. This year was shaping up to be the year, but with it just days away, it's annoying that even after all this time it still makes me feel awful, and its been so long and its ruining a special day for someone else. Someone that's here.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 18-11-2014 09:45PM

Also I've turned into a vile animal. I'm eating so much curry, I can't get enough of it. Tonight I had omlette, coleslaw pickles and tomato, and ended up making curry to pour it over it. It was actually gorgeous. How annoying that some foods together is socially unacceptable

jimgoose · 18-11-2014 11:24PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

...I had a facial earlier in work, had... just a little bit of... cream...

Hee-hee!

JanaMay · 18-11-2014 11:45PM

nicki11 wrote: »

I really wanted to go out for my anniversary and was looking forward to it for weeks but my OH sprained his ankle and didn't want to go out. He suggested we get takeaway and I could have whatever I wanted and we could watch something together instead. He was being very sweet and I was starting to cheer up especially after the food arrived when our room mate got home early and wanted to watch something, so we awkwardly ate while he watched his show then he went to bed and it was too late to watch a movie and our romantic night out, turned in became awkward. I feel so bad because my OH tried to make it up to me but it didn't work out and now my mum and friends are going to ask what we did for our anniversary and are going to make fun of me about it again

Ah tell them you decided to do something you both really wanted and went swinging....that'll make them shut their cakeholes!

jimgoose · 18-11-2014 11:52PM

JanaMay wrote: »

Ah tell them you decided to do something you both really wanted and went swinging....that'll make them shut their cakeholes!

I had a motorbike once with "Big Swinging Mickey!" emblazoned across the bottom of the number-plate. I was young (-ish) then...

Dial Hard · 18-11-2014 11:59PM

People in work who open a new carton of milk before the previous one is finished. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU???

Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

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