Trivial things that annoy you part 479

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

I hate the way people play music way too loud during nice weather. It doesn't matter whether you're sitting in your garden enjoying the sun or if you have the windows open to let some fresh air in, there's always at least one fcuker blasting some Godawful crap music. A few minutes ago it was something like Enigma meets classical, whatever it was it was horrible.

It's so annoying! The neighbours that live behind us blast music all weekend and on certain evenings when the weather is nice. The most terrible thing about it is most of our neighbours are very old and it's like a feckin concert out the back.

Being selected for a paye revenue audit.

That Vodafone ad with that fella singing, piss off already

My mother getting me a piercing voucher as a gift a while back and now complaining that I have used it. Like what? :pac:

KatW4 wrote: »

The smell of slurry in our room worst thing about living in the countryside.

One of the best things about living in the countryside! Tis a grand fresh smell, as long as it's cow slurry.



Chicken slurry would just make you cry. :eek:

Rather with lizzyman on that.

Yet another bus and food one - people who open up a bag of cheese and onion crisps (specifically!) on a hot inter-city bus. The stink of them will cover a bus in a couple of minutes, and it's unbearable in the heat, when you're stuck with it for two hours or more. I get travel-sick pretty easily and (for medication reasons), can't take anti-travel sick tablets. I've had to get off the Cork-Waterford bus in Dungarven for an hour before now due to it. Sure, that's a me-problem, but I wish people with nasty smelly food would have some consideration for the poor fcekers trapped with them in a hot moving tin can.

Also people that insist on regaling the whole bus of their relationship/life problems, opinions, gossip, etc. at the top of their lungs for over an hour in the strange misapprehension that the person next to them is half a mile away and thus cannot hear them unless they use their outdoor voice. Their outdoor-across-a-field voice.

Tube surprisingly not that crowded, yet some grumpy middle aged wan feels the need to stand right up on my shoulder, almost like she wants to read exactly what's on my phone. Feck off.

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

On a piercing theme, people who pierce infants/toddlers ears. I've seen a 3 year old boy with a hoop earring to match his dads one. No shop would have done that so they've done a home piercing job with a needle on their kids ear lobe. :mad:

+1, it's so tacky. A child is not a fashion accessory! If they want it themselves when they get older, fair enough, but it's just horrible on babies and small children.

Lads who wear suits to work, then switch the shoes to runners when heading home. You look stupid lads, please stop

somesoldiers wrote:

you can buy buckets of chicken sh1t pellets in Woodies- stinks

I think I'll pass on that!

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

The problem was not being asked. The job is their living, they know that they want to put the food in your fridge, I think the point of not asking is that they knew we'd no choice but to be out of the house for the day and rather than ask and risk being told no, they just took liberties and put the stuff in the fridge. It was rude and intrusive and out of order. It's poor form to take those kind of liberties in a strangers home. My husband's step dad used to strip asbestos and it's not something he'd ever do, even he was appalled at it.

That seems highly sensitive. They didn't leave it in your drawers. Would you let them use your bathroom?

somesoldiers wrote: »

Lads who wear suits to work, then switch the shoes to runners when heading home. You look stupid lads, please stop

I do this : / well I'm a girl and wear suit dresses and runners.