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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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Fudge You

Dubs, that think they are above people from other parts of the country.

Gwynplaine

Fudge You wrote: »

Dubs, that think they are above people from other parts of the country.

And they've never been more than 2 miles away from home.

riclad

TRIGGER happy,
you are probably on same channel as your neighbours wifi,
switch to another wifi channel.
AND all your neighbours get upc installed,at the same time,
everyones on wifi channel 7 ,whatever is the default wifi channel,
switch to channel 4,10 etc

People from the country that assume you are interested in gaa,hurling etc is slightly annoying
i have zero interest in gaa, sport .
Even though i was brought up in a rural area .

And i have zero interest in premiership soccer too.

Menas

riclad wrote: »

TRIGGER happy,
you are probably on same channel as your neighbours wifi,
switch to another wifi channel.
AND all your neighbours get upc installed,at the same time,
everyones on wifi channel 7 ,whatever is the default wifi channel,
switch to channel 4,10 etc

Cheers, just checked it there and it was on 'auto- channel 11'. So manually set it to 8. Will see how that pans out.

TA that it is cold outside again....Brrrr.

deise08

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

The fact that RTE are actually showing d'arby O'Gill and the little people on Paddy's day.:rolleyes: Seriously, there have been lots of good Irish movies made over the years but that's what they choose to show.:mad:

Aw you can't hate the 'Darby'

my annoyance is calling it Paddys day.
it's st. Patrick's day.

Patty's is a new one on me !
.(Patty is a girl though no? )

miezekatze

deise08 wrote:

Patty's is a new one on me ! .(Patty is a girl though no? )

Americans tend to call it Pattys Day.

St Patrick's day annoys me too, it could actually be a really nice day if done right, but all the drunk people in the city really put me off and I think it's really tacky as well.

Pumpkinseeds

deise08 wrote: »

Aw you can't hate the 'Darby'

my annoyance is calling it Paddys day.
it's st. Patrick's day.

Patty's is a new one on me !
.(Patty is a girl though no? )

Oh yes I can, with a vengence.:D

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Having LMII do a spray tan for me last night and waking up with mad White patches all over me. How can someone be such a fool

Gwynplaine

Updates on the Cricket World Cup.

No one cares.

riclad

updates on Any sport anywhere ,its likely at least half the audience don,t care , have no interest in sport.
Yes theres maybe 3 per cent of irish people who care about cricket,
including english people who live in ireland.

Frigating

When did a size 8 become 'petite'? In Debenhams yesterday couldn't find any jeans smaller than a 10. Wearing them now I have about 3 inches width surplus. They're supposed to be skinny jeans, dammit!

Also, TA'ing when clothes in a shop are on the wrong hanger so I get the wrong size. I know I should check the label, but I never think of that. Now I have two things to bring back.:mad:

riclad

Different shops have different sizes in coats, jackets,jumpers,
in some shops i can fit xl, in other shops xxl just about fits me.
And alot of shops there might be 10 coats for sale ,
90 per cent are xl or smaller.
SO my choice of clothes to buy is limited .
I wonder is there an agreed size in europe for what is large,xl, xxl in clothes?

Pumpkinseeds

Frigating wrote: »

When did a size 8 become 'petite'? In Debenhams yesterday couldn't find any jeans smaller than a 10. Wearing them now I have about 3 inches width surplus. They're supposed to be skinny jeans, dammit!

Also, TA'ing when clothes in a shop are on the wrong hanger so I get the wrong size. I know I should check the label, but I never think of that. Now I have two things to bring back.:mad:

I hate skinny people like you.:P

Frigga_92

People posting things on facebook about people/to people who are not on facebook.

storker

Newstalk's morning show.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

When your favourite thread goes to poo

deise08

Taking tablets to make you better but then they give you a dose of the scutters.

Kevin McCloud

deise08 wrote: »

Taking tablets to make you better but then they give you a dose of the scutters.

A bit of that is no harm, think of it like changing oil in the car.

conorh91

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Having LMII do a spray tan for me last night and waking up with mad White patches all over me. How can someone be such a fool

What's LMII?

Every time you post it I do be racking my brains.

TA: Not cracking acronyms and having to ask.

The Diabolical Monocle

unable to hear mp3 even when on full volume when out walking due to wind and noisy bastard traffic.

deise08

conorh91 wrote: »

What's LMII?

Every time you post it I do be racking my brains.

TA: Not cracking acronyms and having to ask.

Luckiest man in Ireland

davidk1394

Going to bed on a Sunday night and the last thing you think about is work the next morning and getting up at 6.30 :'-(

Menas

Been the designated driver. Full stop.

dirkmeister

Shirts with white collars, ah la Gordon Gekko.

You can normally see them on young lads at student race days with those aviator sunglasses.

F$%k me.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Sitting b a and e with a broken ankle when I was the only sober one out

Menas

dirkmeister wrote: »

Shirts with white collars, ah la Gordon Gekko.

You can normally see them on young lads at student race days with those aviator sunglasses.

F$%k me.

Shirts with white collars are ok if the rest of the shirt is white too. ie , a fully white shirt.
But anything else is a no no. Reeks of trying too hard.

Menas

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Sitting b a and e with a broken ankle when I was the only sober one out

Noooo. That cant be nice. TA that you have a broken hoof.

Trebor176

davidk1394 wrote: »

Going to bed on a Sunday night and the last thing you think about is work the next morning and getting up at 6.30 :'-(

I know the feeling. I can never sleep on a Sunday, even if work isn't entirely on my mind. At least most of us have Tuesday off, so it's something to look forward to

Trebor176

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Sitting b a and e with a broken ankle when I was the only sober one out

Sorry to hear that Lexie. I hope you get seen to soon. The lengthy wait is a pain!

Day Lewin

One thing that annoys me beyond all reasonable patience is people who don't realise that the Dyson Airblade hand dryer is supposed to work like a sort of air squeegee. You are meant to move your hands is a straight up-and-down movement past the "wall" of drying air, so the water is sort of "brushed" or scraped off as it were.

but all the time I see people standing there vacantly waving their hands as if it was a traditional dryer, just a round stream of warm air: or even just holding their hands still in it.
I get cross because the things work so well and so fast, when used correctly!

In fairness, there is only a tiny icon showing how to use it, just a tiny couple of arrows; it is not really very clear instructions at all.