Pumpkinseeds wrote: » My legs are aching. I feel like an elderly woman getting up and down the stairs. I think it's tendonitis and I've had to cut back on my walks. I'm not so much power-walking as power-hobbling. Second trivial annoyance, people blocking the footpath. I got stuck behind 2 guys for almost 2km last night as it's a straight very busy stretch of road, too busy to walk on the road to get past them and my legs are too achey to speed past them. So I ended up watching them scratch their arses and spit. :mad:
Spanish Eyes wrote: » Does anyone ever get the "top of the stairs memory fade out thing" ? You know, you think of something, it's upstairs, so up you go... Then when you get there you cannot remember why you went up there in the first place. Only solution is to come back down again, and Bingo! aha, that's why I went up there. And so the cycle continues. Up, down, up down. Hate that. I am not that old, but it happens a lot, and it drives me nuts. My sister said she writes it down before attempting the stairs at all. So it's not just me lol
eisenberg1 wrote: » It's worse when you are halfway up, and you can't remember if you are going up or down:D
eviltwin wrote: » American people saying cuss instead of curse
Mudmask wrote: » My new housemates lack of manners is beyond trivally annoying. She stomps around like a bull in a china shop from around 8 in the morning til midnight. I cleaned the bathroom today and since then she has shaved her legs in the sink, gotten toothpaste on the mirror and left hair in the shower. Counting the days Til I can move home.
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Second trivial annoyance, people blocking the footpath. I got stuck behind 2 guys for almost 2km last night as it's a straight very busy stretch of road, too busy to walk on the road to get past them and my legs are too achey to speed past them. So I ended up watching them scratch their arses and spit. :mad:
Radio5 wrote: » The many people who don't use the indicators on their cars/vans/lorries and assume you can read their mind as to which way they are going.
dubscottie wrote: » My TA of late.. Runners and power walkers.. I have as much right to use the pavement as you. Why do you feel the need to bang your BO riddled body into me just so you can go in a straight line or do you think you are special? Would it hurt to move 1ft to the left or right to avoid me and other normal people?? And why do you have to snort and spit all over the pavement and adjust your "bits" in your tight shorts as you approach me?? Every night I meet 10-15 on the 10 min walk to the shop..
grundie wrote: » The trackpad on my laptop has no physical demarcation between the left and right buttons, so I can't feel if I am pressing the right one.
HandsomeDan wrote: » Knackers cycling on the footpaths around Dublin.
Dramatik wrote: » The fact that every morning I buy a coffee in a certain coffee shop, knowing full well that the coffee shop a few doors down does nicer coffee. God damn you attractive coffee making women, why must you do this to me? The things us guys have to endure sometimes...
PM me nudes wrote: » And I thought I was a perv.
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Crappy pillows. Why oh why is it so hard to find a decent pillow. At this point I'd almost sell my soul for a decent, comfortable pillow.
pew wrote: A newbie in work trying to tell you how to do your job.
The Dark Side wrote: » Yesterday I put my car keys in the fridge.
Spanish Eyes wrote: » We must be related. I put the sugar bowl in there last week, and went mad trying to find it.
Mam of 4 wrote: » The kids (adults now) have often found the noodles in the fridge, coffee in the freezer , the list is endless. Worst is I was going to fry an egg last week , and it took me a minute to realise what I'd done wrong . I had forgotten to crack the egg first. time to see a doctor I think ...:(
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