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Trivial things that annoy you part 479

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Shiny new thread \o/

I know how much ye all love rules so I've put them in a safe place here.

Go forth and be annoyed!

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Menas

TA that I started doing weights again, after a long time, and seem to currently have the strength of an 8 year old girl.

Colser

Gunslinger92 wrote: »

TA that I have no idea what on earth the dental plan! thread is about. The first post is "Lisa needs braces" and it has 703 thanks.. Is it literally just a place where people post Simpsons quotes? Someone enlighten me please :pac:

thank God Im not the only one..I was too embarrassed to ask :pac:

Gunslinger92

TA that I have no idea what on earth the dental plan! thread is about. The first post is "Lisa needs braces" and it has 703 thanks.. Is it literally just a place where people post Simpsons quotes? Someone enlighten me please :pac:

One eyed Jack

Colser wrote: »

Im afraid not eisey but what I wouldnt give to see a man in labour:D no offence lads but ye really get the easy peasy part of pregnancy..:(

None taken Colser, the one time I was inside in the delivery room, I realised why it's not a good idea to be in there unless you have any business in there!

I'd much rather have been standing outside with a cigar, than inside in the delivery room wearing a white shirt when the nurse asked me did I want to hold the baby... I looked at the baby, then at my shirt, then at the nurse and thought, "****!" :pac:

whatismyname

People whose facebook profiles are just them constantly sharing advertisement competitions with you.

Go away. Glad I have few of these as friends, and hide most of them from newsfeed.

Colser

eisenberg1 wrote: »

I think I would vomit on the first gib****ento say that to me!

Are "we" going to be in labour as well?

Im afraid not eisey but what I wouldnt give to see a man in labour:D no offence lads but ye really get the easy peasy part of pregnancy..:(

eisenberg1

Colser wrote: »

The newest one seems to be "We are pregnant"..mother of God just cop on ffs..:mad:

I think I would vomit on the first gib****ento say that to me!

Are "we" going to be in labour as well?

LynnGrace

KatW4 wrote: »

This is it exactly! These people think they are better than everyone. The type of people who look you up and down when they meet you. But they're just rude and not many people like them.

That was exactly what that person used to do. And while she had good points, she was actually rude. One of those 'I speak my mind' types, and if that meant running some poor devil, who didn't deserve it, into the ground, she didn't care, because she was just 'speaking her mind'.

KatW4

LynnGrace wrote:

I think some people think it makes them sound like they are used to SO much better, when probably the opposite is the case.

This is it exactly! These people think they are better than everyone. The type of people who look you up and down when they meet you. But they're just rude and not many people like them.

LynnGrace

KatW4 wrote: »

People who complain about every little thing especially when it's about a service someone you know has done. It was perfect for everyone else except the seriel complainer. Ugh so annoying.

Used to work with someone like that. 'Maybe it's just me, but...' (Subtext: you plebs would think this was okay, unlike special old me) :mad:...

I think some people think it makes them sound like they are used to SO much better, when probably the opposite is the case.

Rubberlegs

Colser wrote: »

The newest one seems to be "We are pregnant"..mother of God just cop on ffs..:mad:

Ha! So are "we" going to suffer hours of labour pains, or a c section ? It's worse when the woman says it

NotASheeple

KatW4 wrote: »

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

The smell of slurry in your room, when you don't live in the countryside....:pac:

bnt

All those news stories about the "head transplant": they're not planning to replace the head, only the body, so it'll be a "body transplant".

Colser

castletownman wrote: »

What's worse speaking in the collective i.e "we like to do this...", "We like to do that...."

The newest one seems to be "We are pregnant"..mother of God just cop on ffs..:mad:

KatW4

People who complain about every little thing especially when it's about a service someone you know has done. It was perfect for everyone else except the seriel complainer. Ugh so annoying.

KatW4

One eyed Jack wrote:

Whatever we're paying teachers, it's not enough to have to put up with mouthy little brats like that! ï¿¼

Thank you!!!

KatW4

eisenberg1 wrote:

"Would you not just be quiet and watch the film?"ï¿¼

I'm not quiet

Menas

whatismyname wrote: »

I know how much people using the term 'my other half' grates me (been there, done that), but just been reminded of the existence of 'my better half'. Argh!!!

I hate that expression, 'my better half'. It sounds like your balls/tits are in a vice and are never getting out.
Some people seem to lose the concept of individuality once they sleep with the same person more than twice!

whatismyname

castletownman wrote: »

What's worse speaking in the collective i.e "we like to do this...", "We like to do that...."

Yes, in situations where it is not even relevant especially!

And, like, you ask somebody where they're going, or what they're doing, or are they off on holidays etc... and the answer is 'we're going to xxxx'.

No, I asked about you. You are an individual human being. You may have another person going with you. You may even be in a relationship with that person. But I asked about you, and 'I am going to xxxxx' works just as well, thank you very much...

LynnGrace

miezekatze wrote: »

Packaging that's ridiculously hard to remove/open. Just spent the best part of 10 minutes trying to 'activate' a bottle of squeezy soap.. you know, where you have to twist the top in a certain direction and the thing pops up and you can use it. Only the damn thing wouldn't pop up. I got it eventually though.

I've a set, a friend gave to me as a thank you, lovely, fancy containers, one for soap, one hand cream. One of these days, I will win the battle to get them open.

73Cat wrote: »

I often try to get out of the car without taking off my seatbelt. So annoying

Yes, I've tried that too. It doesn't work

for me anyway.

castletownman

whatismyname wrote: »

I know how much people using the term 'my other half' grates me (been there, done that), but just been reminded of the existence of 'my better half'. Argh!!!

What's worse speaking in the collective i.e "we like to do this...", "We like to do that...."

Pumpkinseeds

Adults who allow teenagers to drink. A large group of teens passed our house earlier, most of them carrying slabs of beer/cider and talking about the party they're having later and getting stoned etc. They all look about Leaving Cert age, so presumably their parents are letting them get drunk tonight to celebrate the first week of LC being over, then again it could just be soemone's birthday. I don't get it, it's ridiculous carry on.

whatismyname

I know how much people using the term 'my other half' grates me (been there, done that), but just been reminded of the existence of 'my better half'. Argh!!!

One eyed Jack

I sometimes wonder how Michael Douglas didn't batter Karl Malden in "The Streets of San Francisco" for every time Karl Malden calls him 'buddy boy', every bloody time, 'buddy boy' this, 'buddy boy' that... I'd be driven spare! :pac:

Speaking of being driven spare - school sports day today and I had volunteered to help them out with supervision and what not. Most of the children were great, but there's always one or two brats, had to shout at one young lad to put down the rock just as he was winding up to let fly through a window, he near shat himself before he composed himself and comes out with "You're not a teacher!"...

Whatever we're paying teachers, it's not enough to have to put up with mouthy little brats like that! :rolleyes:

Rubberlegs

Colser wrote: »

When I go to jump out of the car but the strap of my bag is caught in the handbrake and I practically dislocate my arm:mad: Happens me all the time ffs

I often try to get out of the car without taking off my seatbelt. So annoying

miezekatze

Packaging that's ridiculously hard to remove/open. Just spent the best part of 10 minutes trying to 'activate' a bottle of squeezy soap.. you know, where you have to twist the top in a certain direction and the thing pops up and you can use it. Only the damn thing wouldn't pop up.

I got it eventually though.

Also annoyed by the huge amount of temps in work right now due to fiscal year end. There are just too many people around, it's noisy and the toilets are a mess!

Un Croissant

Menas wrote: »

The head is wrecked. Indian person speaking too fast to me. I am too polite to ask him to slow down.... No idea what he has said to me!

You're allowed two repititions and then you sink or swim

Colser

eisenberg1 wrote: »

"Would you not just be quiet and watch the film?":D

Grabs popcorn:D Always wanted to say that.....

Menas

The head is wrecked. Indian person speaking too fast to me. I am too polite to ask him to slow down.... No idea what he has said to me!

eisenberg1

KatW4 wrote: »

My boyfriend deciding what to watch on Netflix all of the time

KatW4 wrote: »

I wouldn't dump him :O 4 and a half years gone over Netflix? No chance!!!

"Would you not just be quiet and watch the film?":D