Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

Strumms · 30-11-2019 2:42am

Pawwed Rig wrote: »

Was forced to sit beside a overly large man in an overly small airplane seat today. He didn't fit in his seat so that has to be my problem.

And the plane was roasting so sweat didn't help my mood

That’s a pain in the hole, they generally make fûck all effort in keeping their body in their own space, starts with your armrest, then your oxygen...

NewbridgeIR · 30-11-2019 8:27am

Media discussions on Christmas parties that refer to photocopiers, stationery cupboards etc. Nobody I know has ever had their party in the office / building where they work. They usually go to a pub, restaurant or hotel

mikemac2 · 30-11-2019 9:38am

People who say green, white & gold for the Irish flag.

It´s said mostly by sports pundits or fans on radio shows. A TA of mine

Yiz are colour blind

Your Face wrote: »

I think my dog likes hip hop.
Testing will continue.

Thats a TH! I'm picturing your dog bopping away to some tunes

freshpopcorn · 30-11-2019 11:40am

When people post online about how great there kids are when they something for charity. The worst are the one's who end up in The Sun/Mirror about it.

Omackeral · 30-11-2019 12:09pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

When people post online about how great there kids are when they something for charity.

People not knowing the difference between there/their/they're.

There- Over f*cking there.
Their- Belongs to f*cking them.
They're- They f*cking are.

freshpopcorn · 30-11-2019 12:11pm

Omackeral wrote: »

People not knowing the difference between there/their/they're.

There- Over f*cking there.
Their- Belongs to f*cking them.
They're- They f*cking are.

Omackeral · 30-11-2019 12:21pm

Serious question though, nice Ralphie meme aside, do you know the difference between them or do you not really give a rats because it's just a forum? It's a very common one I see and I'd be genuinely interested to know. Not having a pop.

freshpopcorn · 30-11-2019 12:27pm

Omackeral wrote: »

Serious question though, nice Ralphie meme aside, do you know the difference between them or do you not really give a rats because it's just a forum? It's a very common one I see and I'd be genuinely interested to know. Not having a pop.

I haven't a clue really.
It simply doesn't go into my head.
If I have to write something formal. I'd research it. However if I was to research ever post I posted I'd be doing it forever.
You can get A's and B's in ordinary level English and not have a clue about them.

Omackeral · 30-11-2019 12:31pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

I haven't a clue really.
It simply doesn't go into my head.
If I have to write something formal. I'd research it. However if I was to research ever post I posted I'd be doing it forever.
You can get A's and B's in ordinary level English and not have a clue about them.

Nice one for explaining. The "simply doesn't go into my head" explanation actually makes more sense than anything else. Never even considered it like that. Thank you.

EmmetSpiceland · 30-11-2019 12:36pm

Omackeral wrote: »

Nice one for explaining. The "simply doesn't go into my head" explanation actually makes more sense than anything else. Never even considered it like that. Thank you.

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

RhubarbCrumble · 30-11-2019 12:59pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

The one that makes me 'lose' all reason and want to slap the person saying (or usually, writing) it:

Could of, should of, would of.

It's f***ing have. Have, have, HAVE! :mad::mad::mad:

Widdershins · 30-11-2019 1:04pm

A stroke if you keep seeing it? :P

Princess Calla · 30-11-2019 1:05pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

Oh I'm so guilty of this one. I'll rewrite whole paragraphs to get around it.

I even tried a little rhyme involving a moose still doesn't work.

Now I blame autocorrect

IAMAMORON · 30-11-2019 1:08pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

I haven't a clue really.
It simply doesn't go into my head.
If I have to write something formal. I'd research it. However if I was to research every post I posted I'd be doing it forever.
You can get A's and B's in ordinary level English and not have a clue about them.

It is every.

C - , speak to me later please. :mad:

freshpopcorn · 30-11-2019 1:17pm

IAMAMORON wrote: »

It is every.

C - , speak to me later please. :mad:

Remember who the mod is!

New Home · 30-11-2019 1:24pm

IAMAMORON wrote: »

It is every.

C - , speak to me later please. :mad:

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Remember who the mod is!

Don't mind him/her. Look at his/her username.

:pac:

Dial Hard · 30-11-2019 1:26pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

Who are, in turn, in the ha'penny place behind the advise/advice crowd.

Rosie Rant · 30-11-2019 1:43pm

I'm bloody freezing and I just burned both cheeks of my ar$e standing in front of a Stanley cooker, trying to warm up. Sitting stings.

New Home · 30-11-2019 1:44pm

"Does my bum look hot on this?" :pac:

randomspud · 30-11-2019 1:57pm

Omackeral wrote: »

People not knowing the difference between there/their/they're.

There- Over f*cking there.
Their- Belongs to f*cking them.
They're- They f*cking are.

What about "dere", eh?

Got you know, don't i!

Alecto · 30-11-2019 2:17pm

Rosie Rant wrote: »

I'm bloody freezing and I just burned both cheeks of my ar$e standing in front of a Stanley cooker, trying to warm up. Sitting stings.

I'm always on hand to warm your bum or in this case apply some soothing cream :P

CrowdedHouse · 30-11-2019 2:22pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

For me the champion is 'alot' so much in this neighbourhood I was almost convinced the rules had changed

Rosie Rant · 30-11-2019 2:36pm

Alecto wrote: »

I'm always on hand to warm your bum or in this case apply some soothing cream :P

Haha thanks but I'm OK!

Bredabe · 30-11-2019 2:45pm

The 'always one' who says the same thing in a conversation about in this case a place, while ignoring the other things that need sorting out as well.

I needed copies of my year end grades, they used to be on our moodle, they are gone now, uni charges 4e to print each year and it takes two week. I feel so ripped off.

bodhrandude · 30-11-2019 3:12pm

I find my grammar is affected when typing in social media sometimes, I find I type 'you no' instead of 'you know' sometimes, this has happened when doing my blog too and its frustrating, I have to correct it again.

Widdershins · 30-11-2019 3:14pm

People paying lip service to something but acting contrary to their show of concern for the issue.

Ted_YNWA · 30-11-2019 5:05pm

I've had an earworm of a song in my head all day, do you think I can remember what it was when I get a chance to google.

Can I fook, completely gone out of my head now.

Dunno which is more TA, having it go round & round my head, or forgetting what it was in the first place.

Shroedinger's TA.

Autosport · 30-11-2019 5:20pm

The glitch

Leg End Reject · 30-11-2019 5:29pm

CrowdedHouse wrote: »

For me the champion is 'alot' so much in this neighbourhood I was almost convinced the rules had changed

I'd like to add defiantly for definitely and seen/done for saw/did.

30-11-2019 5:34pm

First item on my Googles Saturday news:

"Late late toy show great success!!!!!!!"

Eff off. Blocked agent on google news

Your Face · 30-11-2019 5:58pm

mikemac2 wrote: »

Thats a TH! I'm picturing your dog bopping away to some tunes

Im just worried he'll start participating in drive-bys and start wearing his pants way too low.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 30-11-2019 9:28pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

It’s nowhere near as bad as the “loose” for lose brigade.

I struggle to differentiate those words if I’m writing quickly. There’s a handful of other words like that too that I struggle with. And I know there’s nothing wrong with my intelligence levels, however full of myself that makes me sound. I’m interested in why people make those language errors.

So I guess you could say that I’m trivially annoyed at people not scratching below the surface of why people make the spelling mistakes that they do.

New Home · 30-11-2019 11:28pm

Princess Calla wrote: »

Oh I'm so guilty of this one. I'll rewrite whole paragraphs to get around it.

I even tried a little rhyme involving a moose still doesn't work.

Now I blame autocorrect

"Lose" lost an "o" because it was "loose". :cool:

You're welcome.

riclad · 30-11-2019 11:40pm

People walking around in winter wearing american style shorts, or jeans with holes, in them, ripped jeans, are they not cold ?
its hard to stop on a street for 1 minute on a street in the city center.
without someone asking for money.
All young people ,well dressed .
do they really need money,
is it a scam ?

Princess Calla · 30-11-2019 11:40pm

New Home wrote: »

"Lose" lost an "o" because it was "loose". :cool:

You're welcome.

Just took a screenshot of that!!! I will still probably fcek it up

Blaizes · 01-12-2019 12:53am

People who go on and on about their stuff in conversation not drawing breath for the other person to get a word in or change to a different subject

Alecto · 01-12-2019 3:59am

Brain, let me sleeeeeeeeeeeeep.

Ghosteen · 01-12-2019 9:23am

People talking boring pointless sh!te. Also selective hearing.

Aglomerado · 01-12-2019 10:21am

A friend's husband messaging me he can't 'associate' with me as I remain friends with people who owe him money.
This guy used to be my friend until he developed a drink problem and started shouting abuse at me and his wife. I might meet him briefly at their house if I was calling for her, that's it.
I responded to the message saying "business as usual then? I haven't 'associated' with you in years because of bullying and abuse."

Gwynplaine · 01-12-2019 10:44am

People who are unable to do simple household tasks. Make a dinner, light the fire, change a plug, paint, hang a picture, change a bulb in the car. Well educated people, with good jobs, who haven't the hands to wipe their ar$e. How did they manage to get this far? Mammied to within an inch of life.

SMC92Ian · 01-12-2019 10:46am

riclad wrote: »

People walking around in winter wearing american style shorts, or jeans with holes, in them, ripped jeans, are they not cold ?
its hard to stop on a street for 1 minute on a street in the city center.
without someone asking for money.
All young people ,well dressed .
do they really need money,
is it a scam ?

I was in the city the other night, freezing cold and wet... but sure 5 girls walk by in skirts and tank tops... the ****.

Widdershins · 01-12-2019 11:45am

Being mocked for picking up a "buffer accent" and not pronouncing the 'h' in "mouth". The p1ss taker doesn't pronounce his 'r's though. Awight?

Ted_YNWA · 01-12-2019 11:51am

Gwynplaine wrote:

People who are unable to do simple household tasks. Make a dinner, light the fire, change a plug, paint, hang a picture, change a bulb in the car. Well educated people, with good jobs, who haven't the hands to wipe their ar$e. How did they manage to get this far? Mammied to within an inch of life.

I regularly bring homemade lunches/dinners to work with me. The level of surprise that a 36 year old male can cook more than toast is unbelievable. Maybe I'm in the minority.

Totally agree with the over-mammied ge neration that came after me.

Widdershins · 01-12-2019 11:55am

My oh can cook well and do home and vehicle maintenance but it's the cooking that fascinates me. I love watching him cooking. My 1st ex thought cooking was beneath him. 2nd ex cooked for himself but was quite pampered, his mum cleans his house. But I can't criticise as I changed my 1st lightbulb at the grand age of 26. I know what a plug fuse looks like but not what to do with it. I've got halfway through changing a tyre before willingly let a local man take over. But isn't there an element of nobody ever teaching us in the 1st place?

01-12-2019 2:21pm

Couldn't buy a decent size of white felt anywhere for my craft fair hut. Had to do with large sheet of white paper instead.

whisky_galore · 01-12-2019 2:38pm

Walking on a trail in a national park, a wildlife refuge, signposted EVERYWHERE... NO off leash dogs and NO bicycles.

Heaps of people who know better with their unleashed fur babies and a git racing about on a mountain bike.
Someone even went to the trouble of bringing a can of black spray paint to spray over one of the no off leash dogs signs.

Widdershins · 01-12-2019 2:44pm

Lunatics on bicycles keep trying to kill me. Once in Tipp, woodland path to Swiss Cottage. Once in Dublin, eejit with no lighting in the dusk came right up to me as I was nearly accross the road. It was starting to look like he had no brakes either. Then a few weeks ago a teenager came flying around the path bend and stopped of a shot. He looked as shocked as me and got off and walked the rest of the way but the others didn't.

Wayne Jarvis · 01-12-2019 7:58pm

Bit of an odd experience today. I was actually in the lion's den in Dublin Zoo! They were extremely aggressive, snarling, clawing, running at me and making me fear for my life.......... Oh wait sorry, I wasn't in the lion's den in the Zoo I was in Liffey Valley three weeks before Christmas. I got confused because thousands of people trampling over their own kids with a look of pure crazed mania on their faces to desperately grab bottles of perfume that are two euro cheaper than normal feels very much like the same thing.
PEOPLE ARE FOOKING ANIMALS!!!

RhubarbCrumble · 02-12-2019 12:11am

Bloggers/Instagrammers discussing sparkly dresses and tops for Christmas and calling them 'sequence'.

It's SEQUINS.

Lost count of how many times I've seen it now.

What's happening to spelling in this country? We all learnt basic spelling in primary school, yet the amount of people who seem unable to spell correctly is astonishing.

cj maxx · 02-12-2019 1:10am

Stacey Dooleys voice.
I like everything else, she's beautiful, great reports. It's just that fcuking London ( I think) accent.

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