Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

xLisaBx · 06-03-2016 07:09PM

Annoyed that I have to go to the doctor tomorrow, as I am beginning a series of tests to see if I have MS

It's in the family and I'm showing symptoms. More than annoyed if I have it!

New Home · 06-03-2016 07:12PM

Damn, Lisa, that's waaaay more than a trivial annoyance...

Fingers crossed all will be fine.

xLisaBx · 06-03-2016 07:17PM

For some odd reason, I'm not upset or worried. I'm just somewhat annoyed! Thanks, hopefully it's nothing

skittles8710 · 06-03-2016 07:28PM

KatW4 wrote: »

My boyfriends inability to be even slightly normal annoys me sometimes. Last night he was telling a woman he didn't know about what we bought in the shop. It's not like we bought anything interesting. When I asked him why, he said he was chatting. God he drives me mad sometimes.

He sounds very endearing

somuj · 06-03-2016 07:30PM

Yamanoto wrote: »

Witnessing groups of friends or families in McD's / Burger King leaving their table in rag order & strolling off, without simply loading stuff onto a tray and binning it.

It ain't the crime of the century by any means, but it really makes my blood boil.

Do you clean your table after you eat in any other restaurant?

Hugo Stiglitz · 06-03-2016 07:51PM

xLisaBx wrote: »

Annoyed that I have to go to the doctor tomorrow, as I am beginning a series of tests to see if I have MS It's in the family and I'm showing symptoms. More than annoyed if I have it!

*hugs*

Best of luck with it, Lisa. Hopefully all will be ok there.

xLisaBx · 06-03-2016 08:02PM

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

*hugs*

Best of luck with it, Lisa. Hopefully all will be ok there.

Thank you

hopefully. I'm going to accept it either way, it's a bad condition but I could be much more unlucky I guess!

mud · 06-03-2016 09:28PM

A common one: Breaking a nail really far down and the accompanying dart of white-hot pain followed by the ritual trimming of the entire nail until all that remains is a sad stub. Le sigh.

everlast75 · 06-03-2016 09:30PM

Very trivial compared to some posts above but...

When adverts use songs you like and edit them... and your sitting at home saying out loud... "that's not how it goes!!!!"

TG1 · 06-03-2016 09:31PM

Had a really good day, and now can't stop getting a bit emotional when I think about how great it was! I'm getting a headache from crying and I'm not even upset!

Spanish Eyes · 06-03-2016 09:43PM

mud wrote: »

A common one: Breaking a nail really far down and the accompanying dart of white-hot pain followed by the ritual trimming of the entire nail until all that remains is a sad stub. Le sigh.

Me favourite trick here. Super glue the broken nail. It looks ok, and keeps growing until it grows a bit more and you can cut it without crying. :pac:

Spanish Eyes · 06-03-2016 09:46PM

Now really. People in shopping centres are in a coma walking around.

I brought my mam today for a treat. She is knackered, uses a wheelchair and can be overwhelmed sometimes. I know other people may not realise this too, so don't get me wrong.

But HONESTLY, would it be too much to ask for you to actually let us through there for a minute.

Sorry, it was coma central there today.

But Mam is ok again. And so am I. I think!

KatW4 · 06-03-2016 11:42PM

Rubbing your eye and forgetting about the eyeliner or mascara you're wearing until your eyes feel like they're on fire and you want to rip them out.

Ally Dick · 06-03-2016 11:44PM

Was looking at the betting for the UFC fight yesterday and noticed that Diaz was 4/1. I was going to do the bet, and then I forgot.....

nicki11 · 07-03-2016 12:06AM

xLisaBx wrote: »

Thank you hopefully. I'm going to accept it either way, it's a bad condition but I could be much more unlucky I guess!

Hope your doing ok, a number of people in my family have it and while it isn't as bad as my great uncle in-laws Huntington's that doesn't mean the testing isn't scary

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McChubbin · 07-03-2016 12:33AM

FFS, my nerves are fried.
Few drinks on board and my mother is going on and on about 9/11 conspiracies to my aunt and grandmother.
Give me strength!

chrissb8 · 07-03-2016 12:43AM

When a group of teenagers enter a shop when only one person is buying something. Then when someone wants to get somewhere in said space they're all apologetic like "oh sorry" "sorry, no problem" when people move around them, stop saying sorry and just bloody move outside for 5 minutes while your friend gets their whatever!

When someone won't let you be when you don't want something "are you sure?"...."are ye sure now?!"......."it's no problem".....I will karate chop you in the throat if you don't stop. I was sure a minute a go I'm still sure now.

When people take an experience like watching a sunset and make it a commodity. As in sharing this on social media will boost my persona that I am a person who enjoys sunsets and loves nature. I am a free and open person. No. You are not. You are someone who does these experiences and can't enjoy them because they are so self centered and needy that they need to be vindicated. You are the kind of person who can't enjoy the simple things in life. Because really if you were enjoying that sunset the last thing you'd be thinking about would be what the best filter for a picture of it would be and how many likes can it get. Get a grip you are the thing you suppose to hate.

Beards. Great. You grew one...and?

dirkmeister · 07-03-2016 01:02AM

So, I went to the shop

So, I grew a beard

So, I love Facebook

So so so so

I get very annoyed when people begin a sentence with "so"

I might have mentioned it here before, but it annoys the sh1t out of me.

mansize · 07-03-2016 01:25AM

What's all the hate on beards???

Nothing planned for this eve has me ta'ed

Rosie Rant · 07-03-2016 02:35AM

I think I lost my favourite bookmark

RoadhouseBlues · 07-03-2016 03:21AM

TA'd that I'm nearly 40, and there isn't a hope in feck that I would be able to grow a beard. It's just fluff on my little chin:-)

Robsweezie · 07-03-2016 08:05AM

dirkmeister wrote:

I get very annoyed when people begin a sentence with "so"

Is it a uniquely irish thing to end sentences with so as well?

"I might as well go so!"

"you won't be needing me so!"

Calypso27 · 07-03-2016 08:09AM

I think I managed to get about 3 hours of sleep last night, so tired.

Ted_YNWA · 07-03-2016 08:11AM

Calypso27 wrote:

I think I managed to get about 3 hours of sleep last night, so tired.

Same here Calypso

:mad:

I am nearly used to it at this stage.

Hugo Stiglitz · 07-03-2016 09:45AM

Same here, lads. Woke up in the afternoon yesterday. Not a hope of an early night.

JustShon · 07-03-2016 09:47AM

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Same here, lads. Woke up in the afternoon yesterday. Not a hope of an early night.

What the fcuk is an early night? Is that when you go to bed and don't sleep for another 2 or 3 hours?

Aglomerado · 07-03-2016 10:50AM

Calypso27 wrote: »

I think I managed to get about 3 hours of sleep last night, so tired.

Same here, but I was afraid to go to sleep, having had the squirts all evening...:(

turnikett1 · 07-03-2016 11:12AM

Robsweezie wrote: »

Is it a uniquely irish thing to end sentences with so as well?

"I might as well go so!"

"you won't be needing me so!"

Yes, as far as I know it comes from Gaelic, because a lot of the time you can end sentences with "so it is", or just "so"

TA'd when I see a word written with 2 different biros. It's really unpleasant to look at!

New Home · 07-03-2016 11:18AM

Talking about biros, my TA is that I don't seem to be able to get those BIC biros with a fine ballpoint any more, they were yelloy/orangy on the outside - I've been told they've been discontinued. Poo.

Gamer Bhoy 89 · 07-03-2016 11:31AM

This didn't annoy me as such - just made me question why.

Sitting in the library in WIT. I don't hear anything, it's fairly quiet and all of a sudden an announcement comes on from the speaker, with the head 'whatever-he-is' reminding us that we "are in a quiet study area" and to "not disturb others" - to "keep the noise down as much as possible and respect other individuals who need the piece and quiet".. Or words to those effect.

The irony is that the intercom made me jump out of my skin, it was so sudden.

Save the "keep the noise down" announcement for when there are legitimate, disturbingly loud whispers and noises!

aaand back to work :P

Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

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