Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

ProudDUB · 24-01-2015 02:15AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Girls attacking another girls appearance. If you're going to start that ****, you'd expect that girl to be an absolute model right? I bet if sue Ryder sold people, this is the girl you'd find left at the back. She's like the heel of a loaf. Everyone touches it but nobody wants it, exactly like her. If I had willies growing in a field I wouldn't let this one look over the ditch at them. And yet - there she is, criticising, judging, being sly and nasty. Who CARES what other people look like? Concentrate on yourself like a good chungwan

I can't stop laughing at that.

:D:D

lolo62 · 24-01-2015 02:21AM

More than trivial but Parents who can't learn new ways...ie accept boundaries of adult children, it's hard

lolo62 · 24-01-2015 02:22AM

ratmouse wrote: »

The one hundred and one times at a wedding that you have to stand up and raise your glasses!

Are you at said wedding?

Smidge · 24-01-2015 02:28AM

I'm TA that its almost 1.30 on a Friday night/Saturday morning when there are people out clubbing and enjoying all manners of fun and I'm sitting here having a slice of toast with strawberry jam.
Jesus, where did things go wrong?

:D

ratmouse · 24-01-2015 02:31AM

lolo62 wrote: »

Are you at said wedding?

No but was at one recently.

gammygils · 24-01-2015 03:59AM

Plastic furniture. Especially in a Smoking Area or Beer Garden.

What are the chances that someone (often me!) will bump or kick the table

and send drinks and ashtrays crashing.

Avoid!!!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 24-01-2015 06:05AM

Having some sort of vomitting thing AGAIN, up all night, miserable. I want my dad

Menas · 24-01-2015 09:23AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Having some sort of vomitting thing AGAIN, up all night, miserable. I want my dad

I am just over the same one....its catching.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 24-01-2015 09:31AM

Ugh I'm on my way to work looking I've just emerged from a week long bender in a crack den. Not even in form for putting on makeup. That's when you know ****s serious. It's only a 24 hour thing, right?

danrua01 · 24-01-2015 09:44AM

I accidentally came to work an hour early.

Rubberlegs · 24-01-2015 11:21AM

People that won't get dressed TA me. At the weekend when I'm not up and out early, sure I won't get dressed so early. But not to get dressed at all, like not even a pair of trackie bottoms and a hoodie, ugh , I dunno! If someone calls to the door early on the weekend , and I'm still in my dressing gown, I won't go to the door , I'd be morto. Unless of course it was my immediate family. I have a friend who lives in PJ's if she isn't leaving the house. You could call round after lunch, and they are all in PJs, her husband usually bare chested in a pair of PJ bottoms. Jesus Christ, make an effort!

danrua01 · 24-01-2015 11:56AM

73Cat wrote: »

People that won't get dressed TA me. At the weekend when I'm not up and out early, sure I won't get dressed so early. But not to get dressed at all, like not even a pair of trackie bottoms and a hoodie, ugh , I dunno! If someone calls to the door early on the weekend , and I'm still in my dressing gown, I won't go to the door , I'd be morto. Unless of course it was my immediate family. I have a friend who lives in PJ's if she isn't leaving the house. You could call round after lunch, and they are all in PJs, her husband usually bare chested in a pair of PJ bottoms. Jesus Christ, make an effort!

I'd usually throw on an aul hoodie and tracksuit bottoms... but if someone's comin round, or if I go to the shop, it's shower and clothes time!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 24-01-2015 12:45PM

73Cat wrote: »

People that won't get dressed TA me. At the weekend when I'm not up and out early, sure I won't get dressed so early. But not to get dressed at all, like not even a pair of trackie bottoms and a hoodie, ugh , I dunno! If someone calls to the door early on the weekend , and I'm still in my dressing gown, I won't go to the door , I'd be morto. Unless of course it was my immediate family. I have a friend who lives in PJ's if she isn't leaving the house. You could call round after lunch, and they are all in PJs, her husband usually bare chested in a pair of PJ bottoms. Jesus Christ, make an effort!

I never get dressed when I am on my lazy days. Get up shower clean pjs, couch. I come home from work, straight into my pjs. Pjs are the best clothes ever. I love pjs. Obviously now if people are going outside or expecting people over, get dressed but otherwise what harm!

Rubberlegs · 24-01-2015 01:07PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I never get dressed when I am on my lazy days. Get up shower clean pjs, couch. I come home from work, straight into my pjs. Pjs are the best clothes ever. I love pjs. Obviously now if people are going outside or expecting people over, get dressed but otherwise what harm!

Tis just one of those things I'm weird about! I hated being in hospital after having the kids, being in PJs and dressing gown, especially with the in laws visiting me. I cringe if the eldest two aren't dressed when someone calls. I haven't opened the door to the postman to take a parcel if I'm not dressed. Ha, writing this makes me sound such a freak ! I think it's ingrained in me, I blame my Dad. When I was at home still as a teenager, at the weekends, or if I wasn't working I still had to be up. He wouldn't tolerate lolling around at all.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 24-01-2015 01:31PM

Well Id agree with you about answering the door and being in hospital. Any time I'm in hospital I always get dressed during the day if I can at all, because the absolute shame of a rake of strangers looking at you in your jammies. I straighten my hair and do my make up too like a weirdo

When I lived in a house share, I was the only girl with 5 lads and I never ever wore anything but Jammies which became a joke in the house. One of them used to joke about how he never saw me in the same pair twice (I had so many).

They're just so comforting! They're like wearing a hug.

Pumpkinseeds · 24-01-2015 02:07PM

Apparently, since 2008 the goverment has spent almost 14 million euro protecting the habitat of the hen harrier bird. FFS, what a waste of money.

ChaosSymbol · 24-01-2015 02:31PM

I really detest people who can't deal with a situation head on, instead of pussy footing around it with passive aggressive sh!t. Euggghh, it grinds my gears no end. I'm not a big fan of most people in general, but that one thing makes me dislike them a lot more. I'm a straight talker, so someone taking 15 minutes to get to the point is extremely infuriating.

KatW4 · 24-01-2015 02:57PM

Hit my head last night and now have a killer headache. I'm annoyed at myself for walking into the bloody wall!

FoxyVixen · 24-01-2015 03:06PM

People born in fields. Is it that incredibly difficult to close a door behind you so that the heat can be KEPT IN!!!!!

Next gob****e that walks through that door and doesn't close it behind them is getting a stapler thrown to the head :mad:

24-01-2015 03:19PM

KatW4 wrote: »

Hit my head last night and now have a killer headache. I'm annoyed at myself for walking into the bloody wall!

OUCH!!
be careful with it, If that headache gets much worse, contact your GP.
Im still suffering from concussion headaches from a fall before Christmas.

Rubberlegs · 24-01-2015 03:27PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Apparently, since 2008 the goverment has spent almost 14 million euro protecting the habitat of the hen harrier bird. FFS, what a waste of money.

It never ceases to amaze me what the government will and won't spend money on

.
It TA's me people shaking tins for sports clubs etc. I have a few things I will support that are close to my heart, but sport , nah !

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 24-01-2015 04:00PM

It's very frustrating aggressive begging is allowed, and I include chuggers in that too. The ones that need it most usually sit quietly most of the time saying nothing but sometimes asking for spare change. Earlier today there was this absolute gowl, panned out on the path, legs taking up most of the path, absolutely screeching at people. She was roaring at the person in front of me and as soon as I passed her she started shouting after me, about needing to buy food. Even though I was well passed her she was still shouting. Youd wonder why theyre left there

Mudmask · 24-01-2015 04:29PM

TA that my mother who stated she doesn't have the time or energy to go to the chemist for me is now neatly folding my brothers laundry after washing it all. If I were to leave so much as a sock for her to wash I'd be reminded where the door was.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 24-01-2015 04:34PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Apparently, since 2008 the goverment has spent almost 14 million euro protecting the habitat of the hen harrier bird. FFS, what a waste of money.

As someone who worked in that area all my life, I can't agree with you on this. Don't get me started on the subject of our wildlife and the governments woefully inadequate response to directives to protect our natural environment. I'll save that for the Nature forum.

eisenberg1 · 24-01-2015 04:40PM

Mudmask wrote: »

TA that my mother who stated she doesn't have the time or energy to go to the chemist for me is now neatly folding my brothers laundry after washing it all. If I were to leave so much as a sock for her to wash I'd be reminded where the door was.

Thats because she loves your brother, he is the apple of her eye:D

selous · 24-01-2015 04:44PM

Mudmask wrote: »

TA that my mother who stated she doesn't have the time or energy to go to the chemist for me is now neatly folding my brothers laundry after washing it all. If I were to leave so much as a sock for her to wash I'd be reminded where the door was.

Same as my mom, except for my sis, and she's 42 ffs, doesn't pay any rent to folks, and practically expects her ass to be wiped, she's the youngest, grinds my f***in gears it does. :mad::mad::mad:

KatW4 · 24-01-2015 05:16PM

Jake1 wrote: »

OUCH!!
be careful with it, If that headache gets much worse, contact your GP.
Im still suffering from concussion headaches from a fall before Christmas.

Thanks

thankfully the headache is disappearing now!

Hope you're okay and you're not going to suffer for much longer.

Pumpkinseeds · 24-01-2015 05:35PM

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

As someone who worked in that area all my life, I can't agree with you on this. Don't get me started on the subject of our wildlife and the governments woefully inadequate response to directives to protect our natural environment. I'll save that for the Nature forum.

Normally I'd agree with you, but with the state of the country since 2007 I stand by my point. Just as well I don't frequent the Nature forum.:P

Pumpkinseeds · 24-01-2015 05:55PM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

It's very frustrating aggressive begging is allowed, and I include chuggers in that too. The ones that need it most usually sit quietly most of the time saying nothing but sometimes asking for spare change. Earlier today there was this absolute gowl, panned out on the path, legs taking up most of the path, absolutely screeching at people. She was roaring at the person in front of me and as soon as I passed her she started shouting after me, about needing to buy food. Even though I was well passed her she was still shouting. Youd wonder why theyre left there

The worst I've seen of that was a drunk passed out on the footpath outside a bank, asleep on his remaining cans of beer to stop them being stolen.

FoxyVixen · 24-01-2015 06:00PM

Customer is querying the price of some furnIture we carry. No bother. Then asks if the one on the floor was the only colour we had available. I replied cheerily, "no not only is it in black, we have it in white too". Customer points at the dark as night piece on the floor, "so is that the black one?".

..........

WELL IT'S NOT F***ING WHITE, IS IT LOVE!!!

Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

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