Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

bobbyss · 22-07-2019 1:38pm

bodhrandude wrote:

A thing that's annoying me at the moment, checking the recycle bin and finding unwashed milk cartons stinking the place out, FFS! rinse the fecking things out before putting them in the bin.

AND

putting same in bin having washed them out BEFORE they are dried out.

dubstarr · 22-07-2019 1:48pm

bodhrandude wrote: »

A thing that's annoying me at the moment, checking the recycle bin and finding unwashed milk cartons stinking the place out, FFS! rinse the fecking things out before putting them in the bin. :mad:

And putting empty wrappers/cartons back in to press/fridge.Why?:mad:

RMAOK · 22-07-2019 3:00pm

dubstarr wrote: »

And putting empty wrappers/cartons back in to press/fridge.Why?:mad:

Laziness, perhaps?

Sephiroth_dude · 22-07-2019 3:04pm

retro:electro wrote: »

*insert usual Vodafone rant here*

Gone up there as well is it?

fonecrusher1 · 22-07-2019 3:15pm

Irish people who have never set foot in the US with weirdly American accents. You sad sad bunch. You're an embarrassment. Be true to yourself. Stop it.

Dial Hard · 22-07-2019 5:13pm

My house is dual aspect. As you can imagine, on days like today with the sun shining on two sides, it gets pretty hot. Have all the windows and external doors open to try and generate a bit of airflow but all I'm getting is slamming doors, horror movie-esque howling noises, leaves blowing in and, of course, fcuking flies.

Mollyb60 · 22-07-2019 5:14pm

Such a strong smell of piss in the ladies bathroom that I genuinely started to think that the smell was coming from me. (it isn't)

LirW · 22-07-2019 5:48pm

Mollyb60 wrote: »

Such a strong smell of piss in the ladies bathroom that I genuinely started to think that the smell was coming from me. (it isn't)

Had that this morning, the bathroom here was stinking of ammonia. How is this even possible?

Ol' Donie · 22-07-2019 6:19pm

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Me too!

I HATE it. Anytime I'm evem remotely anxious, I start blushing even before I have a chance to say anything worth blushing about.

Drives me nuts.

Also, if it's even 0.1 degrees hotter than usual, my response seems to be to completely dehydrate by sweating every possible drop of fluid out of my face.

Sure why I wouldn't I be sweating. Sure amn't I wearing a tshirt & shorts and sitting indoors?

Unbelievably annoying.

Ragnar Lothbrok · 22-07-2019 6:20pm

Wine drinkers.

To clarify: those people who drink several glasses of wine on a regular basis, but look down their noses at people who drink beer and spirits.

To clarify even further: Those wine drinkers who can easily and happily put away more than a bottle of wine each evening, but pass judgement on those of us who drink beer and spirits.

One last clarification: Those same wine drinkers who visit Ireland for a week, drink wine every evening while they are here, but then have the nerve to criticise the "drinking culture" in Ireland. We were only drinking every night because you were here on your holiday :mad:

freshpopcorn · 22-07-2019 6:29pm

Ragnar Lothbrok wrote: »

Wine drinkers.

To clarify: those people who drink several glasses of wine on a regular basis, but look down their noses at people who drink beer and spirits.

To clarify even further: Those wine drinkers who can easily and happily put away more than a bottle of wine each evening, but pass judgement on those of us who drink beer and spirits.

One last clarification: Those same wine drinkers who visit Ireland for a week, drink wine every evening while they are here, but then have the nerve to criticise the "drinking culture" in Ireland. We were only drinking every night because you were here on your holiday :mad:

+100%.
I know one's similar. The knock back bottles of wine every week. The kids know mammy/daddy need wine time in the evening.
However if somebody who never drinks at home has a beer at a wedding and the kids are near. They'd call social services on them.

Omackeral · 22-07-2019 6:55pm

madmaggie wrote: »

Brought back a memory. I worked with a man who said the only good Brit was a dead Brit. I said that's me and my family gone. He back tracked. Nowadays probably be sacked.

Probably said it while wearing a Manchester United jersey too.

Omackeral · 22-07-2019 6:56pm

The fact the lower case L's and upper case I's look pretty much the same.

Makes typing words like Ill and McIllroy feel weird.

Omackeral · 22-07-2019 6:59pm

dubstarr wrote: »

And putting empty wrappers/cartons back in to press/fridge.Why?:mad:

The work of Lucifer himself. ''Oh nice one, the purple quality street is still in th....''

F*CK.

Omackeral · 22-07-2019 7:01pm

Posting three well four posts in a row when there's been no replies. Makes me look like a psycho.

Sephiroth_dude · 22-07-2019 7:15pm

Living with a slob.

[Deleted User] · 22-07-2019 7:22pm

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Living with a slob.

Ah come on.

Jenna James · 22-07-2019 7:45pm

The dirt when you cleanse your face at the end of the day - ugh!

Rubberlegs · 22-07-2019 7:48pm

I wish I could detach my arms at night, they get in the way. I end up lying on one and waking with it gone dead. Once it was so dead I couldn't feel it and it fell and smacked me in the head and I actually didn't know what had hit me. Or I end up lying in a Superman pose and wake up with my back hurting.

Jenna James · 22-07-2019 7:48pm

Is it just not sunny in Cork - it's been a horrible sticky gloomy day :mad:

[Deleted User] · 22-07-2019 7:58pm

Jenna James wrote: »

Is it just not sunny in Cork - it's been a horrible sticky gloomy day :mad:

It's so dull all day and humid,no drying so I'm starting to use the fecking clothes horses again, pain in the arse.

Jenna James · 22-07-2019 8:01pm

Deleted User wrote: »

It's so dull all day and humid,no drying so I'm starting to use the fecking clothes horses again, pain in the arse.

It was a 'duvet day'..

Not that I was in any position to have one :pac:

bodhrandude · 22-07-2019 8:13pm

Jenna James wrote: »

Is it just not sunny in Cork - it's been a horrible sticky gloomy day :mad:

Same here in Salthill in Galway, 22 degrees but darkish and cloudy.

Bobblehats · 22-07-2019 8:14pm

Trial by temperature

Sephiroth_dude · 22-07-2019 8:20pm

Rubberlegs wrote: »

I wish I could detach my arms at night, they get in the way. I end up lying on one and waking with it gone dead. Once it was so dead I couldn't feel it and it fell and smacked me in the head and I actually didn't know what had hit me. Or I end up lying in a Superman pose and wake up with my back hurting.

Same here, I actually woke up one time thinking my arm was broken :O .

Jenna James · 22-07-2019 9:31pm

Smell of candles after your blow them out.. I have to put them outside.

I'm weird.. :rolleyes:

MiliMe · 22-07-2019 10:19pm

Jenna James wrote: »

Smell of candles after your blow them out.. I have to put them outside.

I'm weird.. :rolleyes:

Oh i love that smell.

apieceofcake · 22-07-2019 10:33pm

Someone running a car engine nearly outside my window the last twenty minutes or so..I live on a quiet street normally .....so cop on and drive off!!!

gifted · 22-07-2019 10:49pm

apieceofcake wrote: »

Someone running a car engine nearly outside my window the last twenty minutes or so..I live on a quiet street normally .....so cop on and drive off!!!

That's just Autosport.......usually an hour or so of stalking so not long to go now ...lol lol

freshpopcorn · 22-07-2019 11:02pm

When somebody has an issue with a product/service and instead of contacting the staff or trying to they go straight to the manager because they like getting people in trouble or trying to get them in trouble.

Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

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