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Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

humanji

Continued from previous thread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057255123

Last thread reached the 10k post mark in about 4 and a half months. Let's try and beat this folks!

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qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Though I'm very happy to hear Mrs S is better

Frigga_92

73Cat wrote: »

Realising you haven't brought any towels into the bathroom with you, after you get out of the shower

Or you need to have a shower and you've just done a towel wash so you put a towel on the heater and it's still not dry when you gets out of the shower. *wails*

selous

26sdrawkcab wrote: »

Or you need to have a shower and you've just done a towel wash so you put a towel on the heater and it's still not dry when you gets out of the shower. *wails*

And when you do the "towel on rad" thing the landlord blames you for all the damp in the house/flat/apartment, no not me, I was reading another thread, and landlord was doing that to tenants who were coming to end of lease..

eisenberg1

My poor head

Fat Christy

eisenberg1 wrote: »

My poor head

Ditto. Some fcuker thought I was a tranny last night! :mad:

Rosie Rant

Why are rugby club bathrooms always so manky? I need a shower

. I think I can actually FEEL the germs. At least I got the one toilet that has a seat. A cracked seat, but a seat nonetheless.

dubstarr

Fat Christy wrote: »

Ditto. Some fcuker thought I was a tranny last night! :mad:

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Im saying nothing.

eisenberg1

Rosie Rant wrote: »

Why are rugby club bathrooms always so manky? I need a shower . I think I can actually FEEL the germs. At least I got the one toilet that has a seat. A cracked seat, but a seat nonetheless.

Don't go over to the personal hygiene thread, you will vomit.

Rosie Rant

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Don't go over to the personal hygiene thread, you will vomit.

Damn! Now I'm curious!

Rubberlegs

Damn head cold back on me again only days after shaking off the last one that I had for weeks:(

Hugo Stiglitz

Pub jacks floors that seem to pool piss and saturated bog roll.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Kids in restaurants!

Crumpets

Kids who stare. I know they're only kids and all that but fcuk sake, stop looking at me!

McChubbin

Planning a holiday.
I'm normally used to my parents doing all the awkward bits but at the age of 26, it's high time I tried to book a holiday myself.
Shouldn't be too hard, right?
Oh,dear lord I was wrong.
Too many travel sites to choose from, little clarity on insurance and hidden fees, too many pricing variables, sales being on when I haven't yet gotten the money together out of the CU.
Urgh. It's head-melting stuff!
Then, as I mentioned in the Cries of Relatives thread, since I can't go all on my own due to several mitigating factors, my aunt (my chaperone and travel buddy) is dragging her feet in regards to renewing her passport and despite conversations to the contuary, appears to have no interest in going on holidays with me.
I can't go anywhere without her as I am ill-equipped to deal with the admin side of things and it's driving me bananas.
I want to scream and run to a travel broker- an actual human person who can be helpful and unscramble my head- and get this whole issue dealt with in a comprehensive, coherrant manner. Urghhhh....

danrua01

McChubbin wrote: »

Planning a holiday.
I'm normally used to my parents doing all the awkward bits but at the age of 26, it's high time I tried to book a holiday myself.
Shouldn't be too hard, right?
Oh,dear lord I was wrong.
Too many travel sites to choose from, little clarity on insurance and hidden fees, too many pricing variables, sales being on when I haven't yet gotten the money together out of the CU.
Urgh. It's head-melting stuff!
Then, as I mentioned in the Cries of Relatives thread, since I can't go all on my own due to several mitigating factors, my aunt (my chaperone and travel buddy) is dragging her feet in regards to renewing her passport and despite conversations to the contuary, appears to have no interest in going on holidays with me.
I can't go anywhere without her as I am ill-equipped to deal with the admin side of things and it's driving me bananas.
I want to scream and run to a travel broker- an actual human person who can be helpful and unscramble my head- and get this whole issue dealt with in a comprehensive, coherrant manner. Urghhhh....

I've found its muuuuuch easier to just book flights and hotel/hostel separately, no travel sites involved.
Anyway, hope it works out and ye get away!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Time differences and waiting for someone to wake up!!

gramar

McChubbin wrote: »

Planning a holiday.
I'm normally used to my parents doing all the awkward bits but at the age of 26, it's high time I tried to book a holiday myself.
Shouldn't be too hard, right?
Oh,dear lord I was wrong.
Too many travel sites to choose from, little clarity on insurance and hidden fees, too many pricing variables, sales being on when I haven't yet gotten the money together out of the CU.
Urgh. It's head-melting stuff!
Then, as I mentioned in the Cries of Relatives thread, since I can't go all on my own due to several mitigating factors, my aunt (my chaperone and travel buddy) is dragging her feet in regards to renewing her passport and despite conversations to the contuary, appears to have no interest in going on holidays with me.
I can't go anywhere without her as I am ill-equipped to deal with the admin side of things and it's driving me bananas.
I want to scream and run to a travel broker- an actual human person who can be helpful and unscramble my head- and get this whole issue dealt with in a comprehensive, coherrant manner. Urghhhh....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOdjCb4LwQY

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Watching TV and not being able to remember what we know an actor from.
I hate having to resort to the old interweb

Kevin McCloud

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

Kids in restaurants!

Kids on a plane.

KKkitty

Had a hen party last night and the stupid lift in the hotel was broken. Muscles are aching from going up and down flights of stairs.

marialouise

Kevin McCloud wrote: »

Kids on a plane.

Kids walking forwards while looking at something behind them.

Adults walking forwards while looking backwards.

People standing in doorways.

OldNotWIse

Not even half nine and I've already had the neandertal barking at me about his wife's ligaments. Guess what? I don't f.ucking care! He only asks how my weekend was so he can tell me about his. Every f.ucking Monday it's something about the wife's leg or the kid's communion or the mobile home in Cairn Beach or the meal they had in Joels or some other predictable tripe. :rolleyes: I'll bate him one of these day!

OldNotWIse

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

Likewise people who feel obliged to comment on the weather every day. "Sheets of rain here today" "a gale blowing here" "frost and a clear sky today". Yes we know. There's weather here too. Yes, we saw/heard the forecast too. Yes, that's the weather we get here OK.

Ooooh it's bitter cold this morning isn't it? Mmmm mmmm yes....that's the thing. Oh sure it's the month of all seasons. Yes...to be good later I think. Ah sure we can't complain sure it's been a mild winter. Yes yes.... not too bad now once the rain holds off then it's not t - BANG. BANG!!!!!:pac:

OldNotWIse

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

People on TV quiz shows who haven't a clue about anything. Why bring such embarrassment on yourself?

It is my opinion that stupid people, like mad people, do not actually realise how stupid/mad they are. Their own stupidity/insanity prevents them from being so enlightened.

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I hate that, being spoken to like an insolent child. I'm an adult goddddddamnit

Whsht now young girl and listen to your elders

selous wrote: »

And when you do the "towel on rad" thing the landlord blames you for all the damp in the house/flat/apartment, no not me, I was reading another thread, and landlord was doing that to tenants who were coming to end of lease..

When the towels are washed with fabric conditioner so they are all soft and non-absorbent. Can I have a scratchy towel please?! :rolleyes:

OldNotWIse

Trying to find the energy to get up and face the week after an entire weekend of college

The bed was so warm and the thoughts of getting up, taking off warm pyjamas and showering then being cold and wet made me feel sick. Why do we do it? Sick in the head. The week should start on Tuesday!

MsBubbles

TA I watched Charlie last and stupidly I watched a scene about eating a bird. My TA is I can't get this disgusting scene out of head and it's making feel nauseous everytime I think about it.

Rubberlegs

It really annoys me when a band at a wedding or wherever are covering well known songs, and yet sing the words wrong:(

Another TA, I have been convinced for years that my hearing is not as good as it was. I'm always having to get people to repeat themselves , and if I'm in a noisy environment , I won't hear what people are saying. My Dad was deaf in one ear for ages before he died, his Dad was stone deaf for as long as I knew him. Yet when I get the hearing check, I have perfect hearing, WTF?? Next time I get my hearing checked I'm going to let on I can't hear a single beep, and get me some big ass hearing aids

ratmouse

Fashion/beauty bloggers (Irish in this case) who have clearly had enhancement surgery recently and yet deny any queries regarding it. Hardly a good example to young female followers to pretend that you will suddenly look better overnight almost but by doing nothing at all. Just hate all the fakery. Own up and don't be giving others false hope. Rant over!

Green Giant

Open up a folder or program on my computer

Attempt to navigate folder/program

'Windows has stopped working'

(PS Not a techie and not rich enough to get a Mac!)

Boom_Bap

Me and Mrs. Bap went over to Edinburgh, travelling back early yesterday morning. I was all set to check-out of the hotel, blaze accross the road from the hotel to the local Doughnut establishment, grab a bunch of doughnuts and coffee, get to the Tram line and on to the airport. Sounds easy.

On check-out, the reception guy was getting way too friendly with me. I'm normally not put off by this, but at 6.45 in the morning I'm just not ready for inuendo rich talk. So just got blunt and left.

Doughnut place accross was calling me and got walking enthusiastically. Mrs. Bap was the same. It was after about 2 seconds when we realised the ground was like a skating rink. So we both walked like baby Bambi accross the street, took alot longer than it should have. Then the auto sliding doors didnt open. There was loads of staff walking around, lights were on, doughnuts visible.....but they werent open for another 10 minutes. Our tram was in 9 and we still had to get to the tram stop in the ice. So then cue us sliding to the tram station while trying to roll cigarettes in the freezing cold with no warm coffee and the 64 doghnuts I had estimated I could eat.

Many a TA in that 15 minute spell.