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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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Quazzie

jimgoose wrote: »

What indeed. Mrs. Goose is looking for a pair of engineer's boots for hill-walking, something like mine. But it's proving impossible to find anything in her size at any of the Builder's Providers. Then she sees that Debenhams carry "Caterpillar" brand ladies boots. Gravy, you'd think. Until you see the Jaysisin' hoor's melts a' yokes they have. :pac:

http://www.mountainwarehouse.com/

Have a small sale on at the moment on some of their stock.

McChubbin

jimgoose wrote: »

What indeed. Mrs. Goose is looking for a pair of engineer's boots for hill-walking, something like mine. But it's proving impossible to find anything in her size at any of the Builder's Providers. Then she sees that Debenhams carry "Caterpillar" brand ladies boots. Gravy, you'd think. Until you see the Jaysisin' hoor's melts a' yokes they have. :pac:

I was in Dunnes in the Pavillions yesterday and they have hiking/work boots for €35 in the men's shoe section. They're pretty basic and non-descript but the soles are tough and durable and will withstand a lot of wear. That might be an option.

My TA: I cleaned my room today and found an abundance of old clothing which I promptly sorted into two bags- Trash and Laundry.
I was pretty ruthless as my room is somewhat small and I don't have a lot of storage space. Yet still I have too many damn clothes and now I'm at the stage where I don't know what to throw out to make room.

I also found my Spongebob t-shirt and I'll be damned if anyone says I'm too old to wear it. Spongebob is love. Spongebob is life!:pac:

eisenberg1

jimgoose wrote: »

I keep getting spread apart and tied??

I was talking about ordinary curtains, not the beef variety:D

Pumpkinseeds

Young wans trying to be posh. There's nothing wrong with coming from a working class background, as I do myself. Two young wans in a cafe at the table next to me today, pretentious as hell. Note to young wans, ya can't pull off posh while your wearing clothes from Penneys, it just highlights the fact that the designer handbag you've got in February was a Christmas present.

Also, yes I was eating a portion of chips, what's it to you? I'm a grown up woman, I can even go to the ladies in a pub without bringing another women with me as backup. The pair of them were hillarious, nursing bowls of soup, staring longinly at my chips while engaging in what looked like a who can eat the least amount of food contest. The 2 of them left and they'd only eaten about a third of the soup. Probably went their seperate ways for a sneaky bag of chips.:D

greenfrogs

I saw earlier this evening that Graham Norton show was on around 11. That's nothing unusual as they usually repeat Friday's show during the week. I think great as I missed last Friday's episode. I was looking forward to perving on Jamie Dornan. Then it comes on and they are spending a long time discussing Eastenders. Turns out it's an Eastenders special. For feck sake. Who'd want to watch that.

KatW4

I have lots of TA's this week because of the gaeltacht.

I'm not at home in my own bed.
I hate being in a random persons house, it's so uncomfortable and awkward.
My phone signal keeps cutting in and out.
The Internet is so slow!
I find it really difficult to talk to people I don't know. I try so hard but I always worry that they think I am weird.
I have to learn Irish

I'm really bad at it.

On the plus side I get to leave early and go home on Wednesday!!!

McChubbin

TA: Just been playing Dragon Age Inquisition and it was so hard tearing myself away from the action of my first playthrough.
I know I have to go to bed and be up early for the gym tomorrow but the urge to pull an all-nighter slawing darkspawn is so very tempting.
There used to be a time when, during the glorious 3 month long breaks from school we used to get, I'd get started on a videogame in the afternoon and play through the night without worrying about anything other than hand cramps and dehydration. No responsibilities, no priorities- just hours and hours of gaming and the odd glance out the window to see the sun come up.
Not exactly healthy but I miss it so.
Stupid adulthood and expectations to go to bed at a respectable hour..:rolleyes:

Another TA: I hate the fact that due to my balance issues I put more weight down on my left foot while walking, causing my left shoe to wear out faster than the right. No matter what kind of footwear I'm wearing- be it cheap Penneys sneakers or expensive work/hiking boots with reinforced soles- I go through shoes like crazy.
Don't suppose anyone can offer help/advice on how to correct any balance/weightbearing issues?

The Diabolical Monocle

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Young wans trying to be posh. There's nothing wrong with coming from a working class background, as I do myself. Two young wans in a cafe at the table next to me today, pretentious as hell. Note to young wans, ya can't pull off posh while your wearing clothes from Penneys, it just highlights the fact that the designer handbag you've got in February was a Christmas present.

Also, yes I was eating a portion of chips, what's it to you? I'm a grown up woman, I can even go to the ladies in a pub without bringing another women with me as backup. The pair of them were hillarious, nursing bowls of soup, staring longinly at my chips while engaging in what looked like a who can eat the least amount of food contest. The 2 of them left and they'd only eaten about a third of the soup. Probably went their seperate ways for a sneaky bag of chips.:D

ok thats it I give up.

[Deleted User]

People who talk louder than they need to when in cafes/restaurants etc.

I don't need to hear your conversation thanks. I also don't give a shyte about how wonderfully your kid remembered the name of the spoon used to make eggs.

Inside voices. INSIDE VOICES.

macker33

the gay feckin agenda, trivial and annoying.
Fvckin hell, if i start i'll end up sounding like denis leary

Robsweezie

the overuse of feck,feckin,fecked. Irish or not, if you're gonna swear don't be a pussy about it and do it right, **** all the way.

One eyed Jack

McChubbin wrote: »

Don't suppose anyone can offer help/advice on how to correct any balance/weightbearing issues?

Orthopaedic shoes.

I've no doubt there's somewhere or some shop in Dublin you can get them. They'll go through the whole process with you - get you to stand on some fancy machine, do a bit of a walk, give them a twirl*, then all you need do is pick your shoe style. They're not cheap (mine are usually round the €160 mark), but you'll get a lot longer out of them than going down on your shoes every three months and spending just as much on a few pairs.

*they won't get you to do a twirl, I would though

jimgoose

macker33 wrote: »

the gay feckin agenda, trivial and annoying.
Fvckin hell, if i start i'll end up sounding like denis leary

I was talking to a mate of mine who's gay before Christmas there - you'd never think it, aside from a couple of extremely dodgy shirts. Oh and he owns a hairdressing salon, although in fairness it is unisex, I was in getting a haircut. I asked him if he, as a gay man, had an Agenda. "I certainly have!" he said. "I'm going to close up here at about four, go into town to pay the utility bills and pick up a few things in the English market, and then collect my dad from the airport." I fcukan knew it, Bally bastards!!

Teyla Emmagan

I have had this cold for seven days now. Seven days of endless snot production and hacking. My back hurts from coughing and I can't sleep because I can't breathe!

The common cold must be the most annoying trivial illness there is.

Make it end!

Teyla Emmagan

One eyed Jack wrote: »

Orthopaedic shoes.

I've no doubt there's somewhere or some shop in Dublin you can get them. They'll go through the whole process with you - get you to stand on some fancy machine, do a bit of a walk, give them a twirl*, then all you need do is pick your shoe style. They're not cheap (mine are usually round the €160 mark), but you'll get a lot longer out of them than going down on your shoes every three months and spending just as much on a few pairs.

*they won't get you to do a twirl, I would though

Foot solutions on George's St.

Have I mentioned my cold?!

One eyed Jack

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

Foot solutions on George's St.

Have I mentioned my cold?!

Ahh, they have a place up in Dublin too so!

Whatever you do don't bother going to a hospital in Limerick, we're full up down here, have to wait your turn for a bed upstairs. Private healthcare my arse... although the nurses are lovely

MsBubbles

OEJ oh yes we have it all up here in Dublin

Menas

TA that my car radio has started changing channels all by it'self. It only does it during a good song though...

MsBubbles

Morning Titties ! Still TA'ed by the Sil.

OldNotWIse

73Cat wrote: »

What do people hope to gain by being sappy and happy ?? A moan or several a day is good for the soul, lowers blood pressure, and lends to a general feeling of well being:)

Well, it's my theory (and I reserve the right to be wrong), that these people are actually insanely unhappy inside and that is why the feel the need to stave off the unhappiness by spewing hallmark rubbish. It's almost like they are terrified they might show a glimmer of sadness

OldNotWIse

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

I'm not a bit sorry for you. I warned you all about it weeks ago. Would you listen? No! Had to have a peek. Well the devil rub it in to you. I hope you never come across that "do not push" button or it will be curtains for us all.

Morning sun in the winter, the laughter of children, untouched snow, fresh apple pie, puppies, new books....

...goes to induce vomitting...

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I dunno ONW, I'm delighted with myself today. I even smiled at someone on the train. And we all know being grumpy is my default state

MsBubbles

Holy Cow Lexie ! I think ONW has infected us with the happy ! Run !!!

OldNotWIse

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Young wans trying to be posh. There's nothing wrong with coming from a working class background, as I do myself. Two young wans in a cafe at the table next to me today, pretentious as hell. Note to young wans, ya can't pull off posh while your wearing clothes from Penneys, it just highlights the fact that the designer handbag you've got in February was a Christmas present.

Also, yes I was eating a portion of chips, what's it to you? I'm a grown up woman, I can even go to the ladies in a pub without bringing another women with me as backup. The pair of them were hillarious, nursing bowls of soup, staring longinly at my chips while engaging in what looked like a who can eat the least amount of food contest. The 2 of them left and they'd only eaten about a third of the soup. Probably went their seperate ways for a sneaky bag of chips.:D

What's wrong with clothes from Penneys?

Spending silly money on clothes doesn't make you posh. In fact, plenty of people do so in an attempt to conceal whatever "background" they perceive themselves to be from.

I have a mix that includes designer, high street and penneys because I buy things that look good on me, and that will stand the test of time. I don't buy designer to impress....in the same way that I don't see anything wrong with buying from Penneys

lolo62

At the nct centre, made myself a latte machiatto and put it in a carry cup to bring and sip but forgot to bring it

lolo62

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

I have had this cold for seven days now. Seven days of endless snot production and hacking. My back hurts from coughing and I can't sleep because I can't breathe!

The common cold must be the most annoying trivial illness there is.

Make it end!

For some reason it's a really bad dose this year..no one seems to be able to shake it

OldNotWIse

lolo62 wrote: »

For some reason it's a really bad dose this year..no one seems to be able to shake it

Yes! What is it, a f.ucking superbig or something? Maybe the demise of the human rice is finally upon us. I always wanted it to be during my time.

MsBubbles

Lolo62 I hate when I forget my nice coffee

Teyla Hope you feel better soon that cold is a nasty one and hangs around like an unwanted house guest

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

TA made my lunch last night, Rush this morning as I was busy ranting on a thtrad about public transport and forgot my lunch

pay day is tomorrow so I am poor today.

MsBubbles

aw poor Lexie. Can I send you some soup ?