Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

Whitewinged · 16-01-2016 01:01AM

Colser wrote: »

Oh God i hear you..drove into work in 2nd gear yesterday and today,went for a walk at 2pm and clung to the buggy for dear life as footpaths were still lethal.No work tomorrow and its tropical tonight FFS,changed my hair appointment and all as I didnt want to be on the news falling on my arse in the morning,I hate the ice:mad:

I know, it's a pain. I fell once on it in front of about 20 people queuing for a bus right outside the train station. Quickly got back up because I was embarrassed and then went flying again. All you could hear was "ooooh", "awh" and "ouch" from everyone looking at me. Cringe. I broke my wrist and it was two weeks before my wedding

They took the cast off for me before the wedding though

I do have a really bad fear when it comes to ice on the paths and roads now though.

22catch · 16-01-2016 12:41PM

Anyone else's legs aching from contorting themselves in weird positions on icy pavements? I feel geriatric today from trying not to slip on my ass. Also, it's awkward no knowing whether or not to offer assistance to anyone elderly when you see them struggling on the icy bits too. I was keeping an eye on an elderly lady while I was walking to the local shopping centre on Wednesday, but I didn't want to risk offering her any help because I was worried she might get offended, anyway, I wasn't much steadier on the ice than she was so all I could do was slow down and keep a discreet eye on her in case she slipped.

NIMAN · 16-01-2016 12:53PM

Kathryn Thomas.

Sorry, but she'd be grand if she was only on the TV/radio every now and again, but RTE seem to want to have her on 24/7.

Fed up looking at her.

Medusa22 · 16-01-2016 03:13PM

Arrgh, I was plugging something in under my desk and I whacked the back of my head off it, precious brain cells were lost.

16-01-2016 03:59PM

Medusa22 wrote: »

Arrgh, I was plugging something in under my desk and I whacked the back of my head off it, precious brain cells were lost.

You must be gone in to minus figures now

:pac:

Colser · 16-01-2016 04:13PM

Medusa22 wrote: »

Arrgh, I was plugging something in under my desk and I whacked the back of my head off it, precious brain cells were lost.

I thought it was battery operated?:p

selous · 16-01-2016 04:16PM

Upping the power!!!

Colser · 16-01-2016 04:23PM

selous wrote: »

Upping the power!!!

Id be afraid of a power surge:D

Medusa22 · 16-01-2016 04:24PM

Deleted User wrote: »

You must be gone in to minus figures now :pac:

Colser wrote: »

I thought it was battery operated?:p

selous wrote: »

Upping the power!!!

Cheeky feckers, the lot of ye!! I am a lady, I have no idea what you're talking about.

I was plugging in my laptop

My next TA will be a power cut :P

Ok, maybe Selous is right, increasing the power on my beloved vibrator :pac:

eisenberg1 · 16-01-2016 04:27PM

Colser wrote: »

I thought it was battery operated?:p

Probably diesel:)

fussyonion · 16-01-2016 04:28PM

The site looks different to me today (desktop)...anyone else notice this?
TA'd that they keep changing the look of Boards when there's no need.

thattequilagirl · 16-01-2016 04:28PM

I hate hotels that cheap out with one bottle stuck to the wall that's supposed to be shampoo, conditioner and body wash ESPECIALLY if it's an expensive hotel

selous · 16-01-2016 04:31PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Probably diesel:)

For the extra rattling and chugging??

rodge68 · 16-01-2016 04:33PM

Barking dogs owned by selfish people who dont care about their neighbours and who keep the dogs cooped up..it's no wonder the dogs are gone mad BUT they are driving me mad also !!!

Colser · 16-01-2016 04:33PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Probably diesel:)

Well diesel gone under a euro a litre so the milage will be quite high in no time Id say:D

eisenberg1 · 16-01-2016 04:43PM

Colser wrote: »

Well diesel gone under a euro a litre so the milage will be quite high in no time Id say:D

At the rate it's going, it will be up for the NCT soon....

Medusa22 · 16-01-2016 05:15PM

eisenberg1 wrote: »

At the rate it's going, it will be up for the NCT soon....

Burn out is a real problem

:pac:

rosie16 · 16-01-2016 05:29PM

Lidl have an offer today and tomorrow, half price dog-food, the stuff I usually buy for the woof. But it's all gone. :mad: I was hoping to cash in and make some savings. It's still pretty good value at full price but still. garr

Robsweezie · 16-01-2016 06:47PM

Being called a fussy eater because you don't eat EVERYTHING

fussyonion · 16-01-2016 08:25PM

Robsweezie wrote: »

Being called a fussy eater because you don't eat EVERYTHING

Menas · 16-01-2016 08:30PM

At the cinema earlier. There must have been 20 of us in a theater that can hold 400.
So I just grab a seat.
But then this woman comes along and after much huffing and puffing she informs me that I am in her seat and asks me to move! There are 380 other fcking seats but she wants to sit in the seat that is listed on her ticket!
So I move.

And then some family come in and of all the free seats in the place they decide to sit right behind me and one of the kids spends the first half of the movie kicking the sh1t out of my seat back...so I move again.

Tell you what, good thing I was in a relatively good mood or I would have gone postal on them all.

Rubberlegs · 16-01-2016 08:41PM

Despite the fact that I wear glasses, I still managed to squirt myself in the eye with juice from the grapefruit I was eating this morning. Shortly after I got into the shower with my glasses on.
Today I was reminded of why I always go shopping by myself, and never, ever set foot in a shop with the OH. I swear to God as long as I live I will never set foot in as much as the local shop for a carton of milk in his company

Shannon757 · 16-01-2016 08:51PM

73Cat wrote: »

Despite the fact that I wear glasses, I still managed to squirt myself in the eye with juice from the grapefruit I was eating this morning. Shortly after I got into the shower with my glasses on.
Today I was reminded of why I always go shopping by myself, and never, ever set foot in a shop with the OH. I swear to God as long as I live I will never set foot in as much as the local shop for a carton of milk in his company :(

Do tell.

Samsgirl · 16-01-2016 09:02PM

Sick of being sick. Sick of being a sick, infectious, moaney cow.

Rubberlegs · 16-01-2016 09:23PM

Shannon757 wrote: »

Do tell.

Heh! Basically it was his idea to go into the shop with me to get a few bits. We couldn't get everything that was needed in the first place, so drove to another. I picked up something as I saw it was on special offer, and he freaked saying why could I have not got it in the first shop, and this is why he doesn't go into shops with me !!! The man has zero patience. So I slapped it back on a random shelf in a sulk, thus probably TAing some poor shelf stacker ! WTF, he is lucky he wasn't wearing the tube of toothpaste going home. Then he goes back and gets it, oh Sweet Jesus there is a special place for me in heaven

KatW4 · 16-01-2016 11:54PM

Something smells funny in our room but I just can't find it anywhere.

everlast75 · 16-01-2016 11:54PM

Saw some teenage twat on a "hover"board with ****ty L.E.D.s going about 2 miles an hour while texting. I figure that's the modern day definition of a doucebag.

I despair at the next generation...

everlast75 · 17-01-2016 12:01AM

Trivially annoyed that I can't check on my phone to see if I got "post of the day" today

Robsweezie · 17-01-2016 12:16AM

The sight, smell and thought of fast food when you're about to be violently sick.

Shannon757 · 17-01-2016 12:31AM

everlast75 wrote: »

Trivially annoyed that I can't check on my phone to see if I got "post of the day" today

M.T Cranium did. Sorry:(

Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

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