Trivial things that annoy you part 479

fussyonion wrote: »

I hate how lager makes my nose all stuffed.
It ONLY happens with lager and it's bloody annoying as I do like it.

Milk does that to me. Couldn't breathe 100% fully for the first 25 years of my life before realising what was causing it.

I get trivially annoyed when I see that a new thread has been started in AH, about a topic on which I would love to give my opinion, and my instinct is to open it up and reply - but then I see that the thread already has, like, twenty replies, and sure by post #21 who's even ready other people's posts anymore? :pac:

endofrainbow wrote: »

Sandwich *artists* getting all shirty with you when you ask them to add more meat/salads to the scrimpy offering they try to give you .

Similarly, barbers doing the same when, on "finishing" your hair, they ask you "Is that okay?" and you tell them in the nicest way possible that no, it's not okay, every so politely suggesting to them that you need them to do a small amount of further work on it. They look at you as if they are the most important barber in the world and that they have better things to be doing and that you should be grateful they're even giving you the time of day and how DARE you suggest that they did not do something 100% perfectly - something you're paying them to do. Ego-central.

starling wrote: »

You should watch "pyjama girls," it's a very interesting look at this phenomenon. If you're going to get all worked up over what strangers wear, it's only fair to try to see why they do it.

Don't encourage the skanks, they dress like that because they are lazy skanks with little or no self-respect.:p

People who monopolise foot paths, they should be horsewhipped. There's a new walking group locally who use the same route I use. Now that sounds ok, until you find yourself stuck behind upwards of 20 women in a block, sauntering along at a snails pace blocking off the foot path and you can't pass them because the road is too busy. Ladies, cop on to yourselves, you're out for a gossip not exercise. Then there's the cyclists on foot paths, oh I do hope there's a circle of hell just for those people. Last week there was a man and his 2 teenage sons blocking a section of foot path with their bikes.

I actually had to ask them to move because they'd stop to take a bizarre fcuking interest in the Dunnes stores tokens poster Saying 'oh sorry' when I point out that it's a foot path and you're blocking it is no fricking good, especially when I had to walk on the road to get past because they were still not moving aside. What kind of dick head father takes his kids out cycling at night with no helmets, no lights on their bikes and no hi viz clothing:mad: