Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

21-11-2014 03:58PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Hearing grown ups talking to each other like children. Crossing the road at lunch time a man in his 50s or 60s turned to a lady about the same age and told her to be careful. What!

Aw... I think thats nice

Ciaran_B · 21-11-2014 04:02PM

Jake1 wrote: »

Aw... I think thats nice

Yeah, it was treacherous out there at lunch time. Good looking out old-timer.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 21-11-2014 04:04PM

http://media.office.co.uk/assets/blog-images/office/120221/Office-Kandi-Court-shoes-black-suede.jpg

I would call them kitten heels, but I guess they're more court

21-11-2014 04:09PM

Hate kitten heels, it's like walking on the tip of a snooker que

Ow

Maximus Alexander · 21-11-2014 04:18PM

Ciaran_B wrote: »

Yeah, it was treacherous out there at lunch time. Good looking out old-timer.

50s or 60s is not an old-timer in this day and age!

Areyouwell · 21-11-2014 04:23PM

Vel wrote: »

There is a mega HOT dad whose son is in my son's class and the kids are friendly with each other. I lose all ability to conduct myself as a regular human being around him when I bump into him at the school. It's either struggling to get any words out at all or waffling like a lunatic on day release from the asylum. I pushed the buggy with my youngest in it into an electricity pole when I chatting with him once I was that flustered!

Hi it's me, whatcha doin tonight?

O.k. I'm not a dad, but worth a try.

:pac:

eisenberg1 · 21-11-2014 04:42PM

Ciaran_B wrote: »

Yeah, it was treacherous out there at lunch time. Good looking out old-timer.

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

50s or 60s is not an old-timer in this day and age!

Ahem!!

Rubberlegs · 21-11-2014 05:25PM

Dog hair drifting around the house like tumbleweed, sticking in corners, and on chair legs

. I swear I could knit another dog with the amount I sweep up everyday, though in fairness it was worse over the summer. Hate it !

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 21-11-2014 05:29PM

Emailing someone a few days ago and receiving no reply because it makes me panic to the point I think they're on their death bed, I know I'm wrong but still

Crumpets · 21-11-2014 05:47PM

After I had my tea this morning, I put the milk in the cupboard and the sugar in the fridge. Didn't realise until there now.

Pumpkinseeds · 21-11-2014 06:13PM

73Cat wrote: »

Dog hair drifting around the house like tumbleweed, sticking in corners, and on chair legs . I swear I could knit another dog with the amount I sweep up everyday, though in fairness it was worse over the summer. Hate it !

Have you tried the Furminator brush?

Turtyturd · 21-11-2014 06:26PM

'The undocumented'....just call them what they really are.

Son Of A Vidic · 21-11-2014 06:27PM

Crumpets wrote: »

After I had my tea this morning, I put the milk in the cupboard and the sugar in the fridge. Didn't realise until there now.

This will make you feel better. I had a real stressful work day last Tuesday, finally got a chance for a cup of tea to relax. And there I was about to put a spoonful of butter into my tea :eek:.

Fred Swanson · 21-11-2014 06:31PM

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TheHappyChappy · 21-11-2014 06:33PM

Boardies suggesting adverts.ie & donedeal for everything !

It does not matter your in a specialist forum......somedody on boards a week will jump in & suggest this as a bolt of genius :mad:

Frigga_92 · 21-11-2014 06:58PM

bluewolf wrote: »

Pity you can't just put her dirty dishes on her desk

If only. Can just imagine the look on her face.

73Cat wrote: »

Dog hair drifting around the house like tumbleweed, sticking in corners, and on chair legs . I swear I could knit another dog with the amount I sweep up everyday, though in fairness it was worse over the summer. Hate it !

Oh I hear you!
Our female GSD sheds so much. I sweep the floor everyday and hoover every second day but if I had the time I could probably do with hoovering twice a day.
I would LOVE a cordless animal hair dyson so much.

Rubberlegs · 21-11-2014 07:31PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Have you tried the Furminator brush?

Never heard of it, must check it out!! Actually considered hoovering the dog, but she is such a pussy. Hates anything loud like Hoovers , lawnmowers, or motorbikes. She's in the wrong house! German Shepherd Bitch, 26sdrawkcab!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 21-11-2014 07:34PM

Having to wait for things and being told it would be here in X amount of weeks and by the time Friday evening rolls around, I just know it's not here this week either and so we have to wait for even longer. I'm waiting so long that I'm not even excited anymore.

fiachr_a · 21-11-2014 07:39PM

When they ask you in McDonalds do you want milk for your latté!

Pumpkinseeds · 21-11-2014 07:46PM

73Cat wrote: »

Never heard of it, must check it out!! Actually considered hoovering the dog, but she is such a pussy. Hates anything loud like Hoovers , lawnmowers, or motorbikes. She's in the wrong house! German Shepherd Bitch, 26sdrawkcab!

This it the one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87lluJN2Cbk

Miss Demeanour · 21-11-2014 07:50PM

Sweet chili chicken that is described as mild!

What kinda mild makes ya look like Noddy, has your mouth hopping and sneezing like one of the 7 dwarfs !!!?????

ratmouse · 21-11-2014 08:50PM

Holes in leggings!

experiMental · 22-11-2014 12:26AM

Seeing a massive shop that has no passing customers, and a massive top of the range Merc outside it. Then seeing some guy in a crumpled suit go from the back room of that shop into a Merc.

That's a trivial thing compared to some things that I see.

HardenendMan · 22-11-2014 12:27AM

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

Sweet chili chicken that is described as mild!

What kinda mild makes ya look like Noddy, has your mouth hopping and sneezing like one of the 7 dwarfs !!!?????

I suppose mild is a relative term. That dish would be considered mild in Asia.

ratmouse · 22-11-2014 12:43AM

Cars with the wrong front light bulbs, ie, ones with a slightly blue, green or yellowish hue

Aglomerado · 22-11-2014 08:28AM

When the cat decides that digging a sharp claw into my bare foot is a good way to wake me up. Ow. And, she is right. It is a good way to wake me up.

Rubberlegs · 22-11-2014 09:40AM

Awake between 4.15 and 6 , serenaded with a medley of tunes by the youngest. Then she only dozed till 7,am like a zombie. Have a longing for pancakes and Nutella, and just discovered there is only a scrape of Nutella left

. The shop is 2 minutes up the road, but its too much effort and I look like the Wreck of the Hesperus. Teenager is not dressed yet, and is a bag of hormones, if I ask her to go, I'll be lucky if I have pancakes for lunch. The rest of em still in bed. Waaaaaahhhh!

Graces7 · 22-11-2014 10:06AM

Aglomerado wrote: »

When the cat decides that digging a sharp claw into my bare foot is a good way to wake me up. Ow. And, she is right. It is a good way to wake me up.

I am always too well covered for that; one of mine weighs 2 stone and when he wants to wake me he walks over me...OUCH

eisenberg1 · 22-11-2014 10:22AM

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

If only. Can just imagine the look on her face.

Oh I hear you!
Our female GSD sheds so much. I sweep the floor everyday and hoover every second day but if I had the time I could probably do with hoovering twice a day.
I would LOVE a cordless animal hair dyson so much.

My last dog would shed like bejasus....the hall looked like a showdown in a western, tumbleweeds all over the place, we went through a few vacuum cleaners with him. We now have two non-sheds......bliss.

Graces7 · 22-11-2014 10:41AM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

My last dog would shed like bejasus....the hall looked like a showdown in a western, tumbleweeds all over the place, we went through a few vacuum cleaners with him. We now have two non-sheds......bliss.

"Killed" a tuft of dog hair thinking it was a Kerry spider.. collie shedding.. NB some folk collect dog hair to knit.. suppose no different from sheeps wool.

Trivial things that annoy you Part 43

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