Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Past few days I've been in an absolute fouler. Nothing's wrong but everything is bugging me. I don't want to talk to my best friend, I'm furious with her over something stupid, so im just blanking her, she knows something is wrong but isn't sure what so she keeps sending stupid snap chats and texts trying to goade me into conversation, that doesn't work she's writing to my cousin (another of ny best friends) to see what's wrong and that's doing my head in but I can't tell her why I'm upset with her because I know it's a stupid reason and it'll sound worse when I say it out loud.

I got my nails done again today and trying to readjust texting on a touch screen with them is headwrecking I feel like flinging it at a wall

People are just being mean, knowing I'm in bad form and deliberately trying to get a rise out of me.

And the hose on the shower was leaking so I bought a new one. It was so hard to unscrew the old one so when I finally did get it off and tried put the new one on all the water started spraying out of the wrong end of the hose and drowned me so I hammered the head of the shower off the ground in temper so that's probably in ****e too


And stupid auto correct.

God I wish I could drink. It's a 2 bottle of wine and 4 Valium kind of night.

And you'd most likely be dead after that. Sometimes I wonder if you post things like this just for attention. Seriously.

i hate my car!!!



got a new gearbox in october, NOW I HAVE TO REPLACE THE WHOLE CLUTCH KIT FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK OOOOOOOOOOOFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

MsBubbles wrote: »

Srameen don't get me started on snoring. My beloved husband snores sound like a freight train.
Combined with my insomnia is any wonder I'm cranky

I have a friend who snores like two chainsaws mating. (as I describe it!!) You can hear her all over the house. And I slag her off for it. She and her husband got revenge on me a couple of years ago when I passed out asleep from drink, snored like THREE chainsaws mating and they recorded it and played it back to me the next day!!

People who pronounce "sixth" as "sicth". Does my head in and it seems to be on the increase.

Dog of Tears wrote: »

I feel your pain.

Have similar issues with other people's kids running amuck around our house on a regular basis.

Parents just arrive in and release the little feckers and then sit down at the kitchen table. They seem to be under the impression that they can just leave their kids to do what-ever-the-fcuk they want to do without any supervision what-so-ever.

It really annoys the fcuk out of me and shows a total lack of respect for our property. I'd never dream of letting our kids run around without keeping an eye on what they were up to and my kids and about a bazillion times better behaved than these particular little tykes.

They're in-laws so I just about manage to bite my tongue in the interests of keeping the peace, but I come damn close to snapping some times.

The last time they arrived just after we finished a big tidy up operation. 'Little Fcuker 1' stomps into the living room, picks up large box of lego, upends it over his head spreading hundreds of blocks everywhere and just marches off to find something else to wreck. His parents observe all of this and just smile and shrug their shoulders.

Some people just have an incredible blind-spot when it comes to their kids. We don't all find them adorable little angels just because you happen to.

Getting angry now just thinking about this again!!!:mad::mad::mad:

I had all that for years with my sister in law, I did snap one day and put her in her place. She left with the kids and it took her a while to cool down but when they visit now she won't let them move and that's how I like it. People have some cheek. I know I sound narky but I brought my kids up to respect our home and their stuff and I expect the same from others.

MsBubbles wrote: »

Dog of Tears my mother calls them free range children.

Thats gas! the perfect name:)

MsBubbles wrote: »

Zanablue usually followed by If they were mine they'd get a clip round the ear.

That's so funny and I totally agree with her:D

Boom_Bap wrote: »

...@jimgoose - your a chap that has knowledge of the workings of cars ->squeaky clutch pedal, would that just be a WD40 job or a sign of anything worse to come....

A rather odd squeak when the clutch is pressed that most definitely wasn't there before? The last time I encountered that it was an early sign of an expiring release-bearing. What mileage is on that clutch?

I still feel like vomiting after witnessing the antics of a couple on the Luas yesterday evening.

Crusty looking pair, him with mad eyes! She sits in the pair of seats beside mine and proceeds to pull out a take away box and chopsticks and starts chowing down on a load of smelly noodles. It seemed to be some kind of magic box that looked small but actually contained a kilo's worth of noodles because it felt like she was at it forever.

He stood opposite her and pulled out a toasted sandwich wrapped in clingfilm and proceeded to make love to it. I've never seen someone so engrossed in a sandwich before. There were crumbs going everywhere and every so often he would have a good old brush of his beard, scarf and clothes to ensure they were distributed all over the floor around him, rather than on him.

He finished first and spent the rest of the time staring her out of it while she massacred her noodles. Every so often he woul crack a big smile at her and give her a thumbs up sign and ask her was she enjoying them and she would answer yes with her mouth full.

She then finished, wrapped up her little box and distributed all of the noddles that had fallen on her all over the floor to join his crumbs.

AND THEN the final insult! They started snogging and my gag reflex started to leap into action.

And all the while, to add insult to injury, despite having earphones in I can clearly hear the music from the earphones of the bloke sitting beside me.

There are some majorly sick b*stards out there!