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Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

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

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Spanish Eyes

Ok, my next TA is..... when someone does NOT put their cereal/porridge bowl in water IMMEDIATELY after eating.

Then its cement city. WTF

Spanish Eyes

Hard to break in here with the TA veterans.

That is a very TA.

So there!!

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jimgoose wrote: »

Says you, oul' clock tickin' is she? Horse atin' oats? Fierce broody like? Hah? HAH?? Time for buppity-buppity-buppity?? :):)

wakkkkke 😹😹😹😹

jimgoose

LexieOnRale wrote: »

wakkkkke ðŸ˜¹ðŸ˜¹ðŸ˜¹ðŸ˜¹

Gidduptafuggya-CUNSHA!!!

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I just realised it being 2015, it's been 10 years since I had my first proper relationship, and I'm the best part of 8 years with the ex. What a waste of a life. The later the day gets the older I feel

Aidric

That guy, and it's always a guy, who gets on the train with a musty leather jacket.

Menas

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Hard to break in here with the TA veterans.

That is a very TA.

So there!!

Its a tough crowd in here. You need to complain loud and often to have a chance of survival. Good luck.

Colser

Aidric wrote: »

That guy, and it's always a guy, who gets on the train with a musty leather jacket.

Thats mothball guy!He turns up at funerals and wears it on the occasional night out too..that jacket stinks !

Menas

Colser wrote: »

Thats mothball guy!He turns up at funerals and wears it on the occasional night out too..that jacket stinks !

He really loves wearing it on the hottest days of the summer too.

Colser

Trigger Happy wrote: »

He really loves wearing it on the hottest days of the summer too.

His shirts smell the same tbh

Crumpets

Colser wrote: »

How risky was it Crumpets?...Ya Im being nosey...

I'd rather not talk about it to be honest :pac:

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

The smell of cats in a house.
Sorry cat owners but the house stank of them. I was gagging.

tomwaterford

having actually ridiously sensitive skin....its stupid how bad it is:mad:

ran out of the special soap I do be using..so ran into the shops on the way home from work...picked up wrong stuff....so im sitting here covered in hives and red sitchy skin....its fcuking stupid how bad it is....no cream or nothing in the house to calm....just have to wait it out and try keep busy to avoid scrathing it:(:(

Flood

People who come on the radio and have their own radio on in the background and the echo. Do they like hearing themselves or what.

I8A4RE

if theres a some coins on the counter, at home, I cant walk past without stacking them in order

jimgoose

I8A4RE wrote: »

if theres a some coins on the counter, at home, I cant walk past without stacking them in order

Ah, you're CDO as well.

MsBubbles

Srameen now I'm paranoid that my house smells of cat

Boom_Bap

tomwaterford wrote: »

having actually ridiously sensitive skin....its stupid how bad it is:mad:

ran out of the special soap I do be using..so ran into the shops on the way home from work...picked up wrong stuff....so im sitting here covered in hives and red sitchy skin....its fcuking stupid how bad it is....no cream or nothing in the house to calm....just have to wait it out and try keep busy to avoid scrathing it:(:(

My skin has becoming incredible sensitive in the last few years, it's a pain in the as$(skin). My problem is that the soaps and creams I use that work, only work for a few months and then I have to find something else.
Coconut oil was excellent for a while, now if it touches me I can feel the itch coming on.

MsBubbles wrote: »

Srameen now I'm paranoid that my house smells of cat

Maybe you smell of cats too, damp leathery wet cats. :pac:

MsBubbles

Boom_Bap Noooo. must not make rude joke

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The wind, overly attached parents and self entitled aul ones.

The wind was so bad last night. One of the farm gates obviously blew open. Just as I was getting ready for work one of the neighbours called in to tell me he drove into the gate

On way to the train I have to pass a primary school. The amount of parents who stall right in the middle of the road to let their child cross is insane. Parents trying to do u-turns right outside the school after drop off, in the middle of congestion, seriously are school buses or the art of walking no longer options for people?

And self entitled aul ones; they may look sweet feeble and cute but move like bullets when they want something. Wouldn't think twice about knocking you out of their way if they want to get onto the train first

OldNotWIse

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

The smell of cats in a house.
Sorry cat owners but the house stank of them. I was gagging.

You don't need to apologise to cat owners, not all our houses smell of cats. Do all kid owner's houses smell of nappy shít? Though on the rare occasion I must admit that the prospect that my house might so smell (a la cat as opposed to a la nappy shít) on return from a romantic encounter, it has acted as a wonderful method of birth control...."no I don't think it's a good idea for you to come inside" er...so to speak).

TA my post being innocently and completely unintentionally laced with innuendo (in your endo?!) at such an early hour as this.

Edit: the sacred heart lantern is on this morning - I'm off the hook and his head is off the block. Panic attacks yesterday as there seemed to be baby stuff everywhere! Though I'm trivially annoyed at my mild disappointment

MsBubbles

Speaking of cats the little bugger bite me last night so I'm annoyed at him

OldNotWIse

Boom_Bap wrote: »

My skin has becoming incredible sensitive in the last few years, it's a pain in the as$(skin). My problem is that the soaps and creams I use that work, only work for a few months and then I have to find something else.
Coconut oil was excellent for a while, now if it touches me I can feel the itch coming on.

Maybe you smell of cats too, damp leathery wet cats. :pac:

Did you ever go and see about getting that finger put up your bum?

OldNotWIse

MsBubbles wrote: »

Speaking of cats the little bugger bite me last night so I'm annoyed at him

One of mine scrapped the wrist off me a few days back after the hairdryer noise sent her schizoid. I now look like I self-harm... :rolleyes:

Boom_Bap

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Did you ever go and see about getting that finger put up your bum?

I wonder if that would sort out my eczema?

I wonder if I should try it myself at my desk, in a meeting or maybe the bathroom.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The ex has been texting me non stop. Not really engaging him. Yesterday he said we could go away this weekend. I didn't reply. Now he text asking if I wanted to stay in the G this weekend, shopping and cuddles.

Now, I really want to tell him to rev up and **** off, but part of me thinks that's cutting my nose off to spite my face.

TA that he knows me so well. TA that I'm so predictable. TA that he hasn't seened to grasp this whole "being finished" business. The G though.

Boom_Bap

The G?

Is this a form of garment?

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Boom_Bap wrote: »

The G?

Is this a form of garment?

http://www.theghotel.ie/m/index.html

Aglomerado

Cholesterol 6.9. Prison diet for me for 3 months. :-(

OldNotWIse

Boom_Bap wrote: »

The G?

Is this a form of garment?

I thought they were talking about the George. I was trying to figure out how a trip there would mend a straight relationship :pac: