Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

selous · 27-12-2014 07:01PM

Planet X wrote: »

Merc. drivers who don't use their indicators because they're very important........or something.

Coming down the N-M7 today the amount of cars not using indicators why bother put them on cars now,
And the Quashqui (?) that pulled from left lane right out in front of a little car into the right lane in front of me made him hit the breaks, made me break, an no indicator and you wouldn't fit a gnats ass into the space that was there, Ba**ard,
and the ones who drive the whole way in the right land regardless, then dive like a Stuka across the 2 or 3 lanes to take the exit over on the left side , GRRRRRRR!

Rubberlegs · 27-12-2014 08:39PM

Can't. Stop. Eatinnnnnggg:( . I actually think I need a hose pipe down my throat to flush me through. I had all good intentions of going back to the porridge this morning, but there were sausages etc winking at me. Ordered in Chinese for dinner because I'm utterly sick of cooking. I feel like a big , fat greasy lump of everything unhealthy.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 27-12-2014 08:40PM

Disgusting bringing someone into our home, and clearly have a rampant cocaine problem, and then they blow their nose and blood splatters all over the bathroom mirror the sink and a big bloody booger on the sink. Filthy animal. That's not the first time I've had to clean up blood after him and I do not want him or his snots in my house. I'm livid.

Rubberlegs · 27-12-2014 09:03PM

It TA's me that I thank posts at times, and the thanks never materialize.

l am really hoping that people in Carlow take the warnings regarding the factory fire seriously. Watching a loved one die from exposure to asbestos is truly horrible. I f**king hate the mention of the word asbestos.

riclad · 27-12-2014 10:02PM

i look at tv listings online,
bbc.rte, etc
IT Seems theres always spoilers for drama,s ,
eg they descibe the whole plot,
any major event that happened .
People who write tv guides online do not seem to understand the concept of spoilers.
I don,t mind it for old programs but the first time a program is shown on tv ,
its annoying.
TO know in advance , say who is the guilty person in a whodunnit
seems pointless.
Say someone dies in a soap opera its in the paper a week before the show is broadcast .

berniepixie · 27-12-2014 10:27PM

people constantly borrowing stuff and not giving it back , uggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

efb · 27-12-2014 10:28PM

Seriously are indicators even mandatory, or just a novelty for some???

Alf Veedersane · 27-12-2014 10:46PM

Iced Caramels sweets - not sure who makes them but they made me puke when I was 7 and yet they're still in my face at Christmas.

People who leave their gear all over the place in the gym to make it look like they've commandeered half the equipment.

Snapchat.

Shít mayonnaise.

Baubles.

Flutterby80 · 27-12-2014 10:47PM

I'm trying to watch Graham Norton and my 70 yr old mother is taking selfies on her iPad and insisting that I admire them every 5 seconds!

Flutterby80 · 27-12-2014 11:07PM

Flutterby80 wrote: »

I'm trying to watch Graham Norton and my 70 yr old mother is taking selfies on her iPad and insisting that I admire them every 5 seconds!

Now she is streaming Spotify full blast and singing along to Elvis, it's time to go home I think!

BadMoonRising · 28-12-2014 12:19AM

Bad irish accents,I'm watching Shallow Hal and the fathers accent is horrific :O

berniepixie · 28-12-2014 01:16AM

Oops69 wrote: »

The fact that even M&S are doing onesies for men now , is nothing sacred , they'll be in BRown THomas'swindow next, a law needs to be enacted to limit them to Pennys only.

oh dear

if i saw a man in a "onesie" oh gawd I wld scratch my eyes out !!! ;(

berniepixie · 28-12-2014 01:18AM

Oops69 wrote: »

The fact that even M&S are doing onesies for men now , is nothing sacred , they'll be in BRown THomas'swindow next, a law needs to be enacted to limit them to Pennys only.

oh dear

if i saw a man in a "onesie" oh gawd I wld scratch my eyes out !!! I hate them

Son Of A Vidic · 28-12-2014 01:19AM

73Cat wrote: »

I feel like a big , fat greasy lump of everything unhealthy.

And you fecking look like it, the state of ya, have you no shame ffs.

eisenberg1 · 28-12-2014 02:06AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Disgusting bringing someone into our home, and clearly have a rampant cocaine problem, and then they blow their nose and blood splatters all over the bathroom mirror the sink and a big bloody booger on the sink. Filthy animal. That's not the first time I've had to clean up blood after him and I do not want him or his snots in my house. I'm livid.

Quite frankly, Lexie, thats the time when you tell someone to get the fcuk out! And start to give serious consideration to who you allow in to your house.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-12-2014 05:07AM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Quite frankly, Lexie, thats the time when you tell someone to get the fcuk out! And start to give serious consideration to who you allow in to your house.

E, I might as well be banging my head off a wall. Told and told and told time and time again, not to be bringing that kind of carry on into our house. Yet - here we are. He's a "good friend". A good friend with clearly no respect.

Smidge · 28-12-2014 05:17AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

E, I might as well be banging my head off a wall. Told and told and told time and time again, not to be bringing that kind of carry on into our house. Yet - here we are. He's a "good friend". A good friend with clearly no respect.

You know what they say, "you can tell a person by the company they keep".

Anyone whose nose is blowing gushers all over someone else's bathroom sink and then doesn't have the decency to clean that up(:eek:)due to over consumption of Bolivian marching powder and is then defended by your partner is in essence saying "Well, he's a mate of mine and regardless of what YOU say about it in OUR home, I AM saying he is welcome here and you cant do jack about it"

IMO, someone else needs marching.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-12-2014 05:20AM

Tell me about it

Boom_Bap · 28-12-2014 10:46AM

I've come down to make the kids brekkie, while making it I've eaten 2 mince pies, 3 chocolate chip cookies and a handful of celebrations........wait, I've just realised this is not a TA at all. It's awesome.

Rubberlegs · 28-12-2014 11:19AM

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

And you fecking look like it, the state of ya, have you no shame ffs.

*hangs head in shame, scuffing toe of shoe*

Pumpkinseeds · 28-12-2014 02:02PM

Control underwear. There I was last night trussed up like a chicken having hauled myself into my Spanx, complete with tights and feeling like I had a giant elastic band wrapped around my torso. Even one of the cats gave me a 'what the actual fcuk'

look when he came up to see what I was doing while getting ready to go out. He even let out a forlorn meow.

Pumpkinseeds · 28-12-2014 02:05PM

People who make you feel old. The young taxi driver who drove us to the pub last night asked if we'd been to the disco the night before. My answer was 'I haven't been to a disco here since '92'. That made me feel old, and no, we did not go to a disco last night either. Fecking shocking price of drink, it's been a long time since we went to a pub.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-12-2014 02:13PM

Haha trying to get Spanx back on when you're drunk in the bathroom. Hope you enjoyed your night anyway pumpkinseeds

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-12-2014 02:21PM

My TA having to go to my dads best friend and his partners house for dinner to catch up. When I promised to go, it seemed like a good idea but now having to get up, get showered, wash my hair, dry my hair, curl my hair, backcomb my hair, style my hair, do my makeup, try on about 6 different things before I find something that I least resemble an elephant in, seems like too much of an effort. And I'll still look like a pile of ****e so I might as well just go in tracksuits, if I even owned any.
So tempted to cancel, but that's rude leaving it so late and I literally spent no time with anyone over christmas and I haven't had dinner that wasn't a sandwich since last weekend, so I should go. But the effort. And the indecisiveness. Kantkope

efb · 28-12-2014 02:22PM

People who judge presents by how much they cost

efb · 28-12-2014 02:23PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

My TA having to go to my dads best friend and his partners house for dinner to catch up. When I promised to go, it seemed like a good idea but now having to get up, get showered, wash my hair, dry my hair, curl my hair, backcomb my hair, style my hair, do my makeup, try on about 6 different things before I find something that I least resemble an elephant in, seems like too much of an effort. And I'll still look like a pile of ****e so I might as well just go in tracksuits, if I even owned any.
So tempted to cancel, but that's rude leaving it so late and I literally spent no time with anyone over christmas and I haven't had dinner that wasn't a sandwich since last weekend, so I should go. But the effort. And the indecisiveness. Kantkope

Go. Make the effort. You will be better for it. Life is better than sandwiches

Pumpkinseeds · 28-12-2014 02:27PM

efb wrote: »

Go. Make the effort. You will be better for it. Life is better than sandwiches

Depends on what kind of sandwiches they are.:D

efb · 28-12-2014 02:41PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Depends on what kind of sandwiches they are.:D

No. I love food but sandwiches are not even in the top 10

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 28-12-2014 02:45PM

Soup is the best food ever. Mushroom soup! Then sandwiches! I don't like too much going on in a sandwich so ham sandwich on its own or ham and cheese if it's going to be toasted!

Schwiiing · 28-12-2014 03:40PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Soup is the best food ever. Mushroom soup! Then sandwiches! I don't like too much going on in a sandwich so ham sandwich on its own or ham and cheese if it's going to be toasted!

Mushrooms. There's 1 of my TA's. People eating fungus. ****ing disgusting.

Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

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