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Trivial things that annoy you part 479
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Seatbelts that work TOO well - restricting both movement and breathing.
Sitting beside a camera wh*re guy at a televised event who is giving peace signs and waving every time he THINKS the camera MIGHT be on him and looking to his left during the entire thing to see where the camera is.
People who chew weirdly - sounds like a gummy cow.
Being clumsy - need to buy more cups and glasses!
Having an awful memory - I forgot something significant was happening this week and I feel awful
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Generally being hopeless!!0 -
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Every night when I go up to bed and finally get all cosy and settled in, I hear the familiar patter of feet strolling up the stairs, then I can hear crying and whinging and heavy breathing until I feel so guilty I let the little sh!t in! he is the most irritating dog in the world! he then bullies his way into my bed and I feel too bad to kick him out:mad:
Why doesn't he just come up when I go up ?!?!?
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Angry_Mammarys wrote: »Every night when I go up to bed and finally get all cosy and settled in, I hear the familiar patter of feet strolling up the stairs, then I can hear crying and whinging and heavy breathing until I feel so guilty I let the little sh!t in! he is the most irritating dog in the world! he then bullies his way into my bed and I feel too bad to kick him out:mad:
Why doesn't he just come up when I go up ?!?!?
OMFG, I so know what you mean.
I'm walking around the house, doing my few bits and bobs, and Deefor just stands in the kitchen looking at me! I finish up, and head for my chair, and he's still there looking at me. Then, as soon as my ass hits the cushion, he moves over to the door, stares out and then looks at me to be let out. Like, why the hell does he have to wait until I JUST SIT DOWN!!!!!
I know, I know, I'm re-enforcing the behaviour by then getting up and letting him out, but jeez, we all need something to moan about, right?0 -
StompToWork wrote: »OMFG, I so know what you mean.
I'm walking around the house, doing my few bits and bobs, and Deefor just stands in the kitchen looking at me! I finish up, and head for my chair, and he's still there looking at me. Then, as soon as my ass hits the cushion, he moves over to the door, stares out and then looks at me to be let out. Like, why the hell does he have to wait until I JUST SIT DOWN!!!!!
I know, I know, I'm re-enforcing the behaviour by then getting up and letting him out, but jeez, we all need something to moan about, right?
They're reinforcing their dominance !!:mad::mad: Brats
Deefor is a fantastic name!0 -
Angry_Mammarys wrote: »They're reinforcing their dominance !!:mad::mad: Brats
Deefor is a fantastic name!
Thanks.
Sometimes, I attempt to reinforce my dominance by not letting him out, but he protests by fouling my carpet.*
*This statement was meant as comedy. StompToWork is aware of his dog's needs, and attempts to fulfil them as best he can without causing harm, or even discomfort, to his dog.**
**However, there was this one time, where I wasn't paying attention and......................0 -
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Angry_Mammarys wrote: »That's the worst:mad:
My one is now growling and shuddering because he senses someone is within 2 miles of the house, how dare they like ?!:rolleyes:
It's almost like they think we can't take care of ourselves or them!! "Just relax, there's nothing there, and if there is, I've got it. Calm yourself".
Do they think they are superior to us, or something.
How VERY dare they!!!
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Trigger Happy wrote: »TA at easter eggs. Chocolate before breakfast - its a step too far people!
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One eyed Jack wrote: »I had to read that twice, "the stereo in the cemetery", that's all sorts of wrong, right there :pac:
The choir were probably too hungover to turn up.
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It has only recently come to my attention that the word "simples", annoying as it is, originates from that blasted insurance ferret thing in the "Compare the Market" advertisements. I hadn't realised this because that kind of crap is nearly always killed with the mute button in our house. For some reason I am not able rightly to apprehend, this trivially annoys me. Grrr!
I just hate people who confuse ferrets with meerkats, really gets my groat!0 -
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