Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy · 16-11-2019 10:52am

My fabric conditioner smells so feminine. I’d like “new car smell” or “fresh cut grass” instead.

Patrick2010 · 16-11-2019 10:52am

Pulled over last night as I could see an ambulance several cars back. Once it passed I pulled out again only to be beeped by the woman in the car behind me who was right behind me for the last mile.

Sephiroth_dude · 16-11-2019 11:09am

Waking up with a pain in my lower back and then waking up late this morning.

Kitty6277 · 16-11-2019 12:52pm

Having to work today after being on till 3am last night

Widdershins · 16-11-2019 1:35pm

How about the deets on some nice "garms" Antares? Would that make you want to garrotte them with their garms?
(Garms/garmz=idiot for "garments")

Bredabe · 16-11-2019 4:36pm

Reading some psychologist and ot reports, man, are they HARSH.
Fascinating but unforgiving.

fluke · 16-11-2019 5:10pm

Old bastards (men and women) with a sense of entitlement

Paddy Cow · 16-11-2019 7:50pm

dubstarr wrote: »

Was in Supervalu and i seen a a deli 1/4 chicken roast spud and a corn on the cob.I bought it,smelled lovelly.Chicken was dry as a bone,corn on the cob was rock hard.And the baked spud was awful.I am really disappointed.

I specifically went to the christmas market today because I had a hankering for a ham/cheese/onion crepe. I've had them before at the farmer's market and they are delicious. The one I got today was the biggest disappointment and waste of €7. The crepe wasn't crispy and there was a blob of cheese at the top and some onions at the bottom. They were also very stingy with the ingredients. I definitely won't be going back, which is probably good for my waistline :pac:

Comhrá · 16-11-2019 9:40pm

Mummies and Daddies who speak so loudly with their small children in supermarkets and shops that everyone within 30 meters can hear their conversation. . . whether they want to or not.

Princess Calla · 16-11-2019 9:50pm

Comhra wrote: »

Mummies and Daddies who speak so loudly with their small children in supermarkets and shops that everyone within 30 meters can hear their conversation. . . whether they want to or not.

Children in supermarkets in general

dubstarr · 16-11-2019 9:52pm

Comhra wrote: »

Mummies and Daddies who speak so loudly with their small children in supermarkets and shops that everyone within 30 meters can hear their conversation. . . whether they want to or not.

Oh performance parenting.You have my sympathy

Capt'n Midnight · 16-11-2019 10:38pm

Trigger Happy wrote: »

TA that I don’t have a toilet seat warmer.

A - Sitting on a cold toilet seat.

B - Sitting on a warm toilet seat.

Capt'n Midnight · 16-11-2019 10:55pm

Widdershins wrote: »

Social climbing, pretentiousness and the word "networking".

Inigo Montoya's guide to Networking

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4Ad · 17-11-2019 12:11am

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

A - Sitting on a cold toilet seat.

B - Sitting on a warm toilet seat.

I was once in Japan, there was a load of buttons in the toilet cubicle, so being male, I pressed everyone of them, at least twice. The screams out of me, between the seat burning the arse off me, warm water shooting up my ring and then the hole hairdryer starting.......

Widdershins · 17-11-2019 12:44am

Dear God:D ^^^^

So my TA I'm at a good healthy weight but now I don't know what to do to maintain it and not drop below it or get TOO plump. Keep eating as I am and taking the same level of exercise? Will I plateau at this weight?
I mean, I'm getting the feeling that fat wants me.

Tammy! · 17-11-2019 1:26am

I bought own brand chocolate digestives this week and got two buiscuits without the chocolate! Not a happy bunny!

Widdershins · 17-11-2019 11:05am

I bought high quality vitamins for someone and he sporadically took them as if honouring humouring me. Today it's " must buy x vitams. They're meant to be good for x problem."

That's why I got you the best available brand of them ! Why is it only worth listening to when anyone else says it. Oh well you can lead a horse to water.

Aglomerado · 17-11-2019 11:08am

4Ad wrote: »

I was once in Japan, there was a load of buttons in the toilet cubicle, so being male, I pressed everyone of them, at least twice. The screams out of me, between the seat burning the arse off me, warm water shooting up my ring and then the hole hairdryer starting.......

"Hole hairdryer"

... Two words I never thought I would see juxtaposed.

cj maxx · 17-11-2019 11:22am

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

A - Sitting on a cold toilet seat.

B - Sitting on a warm toilet seat.

I hate hate and doubly hate sitting on a toilet seat warmed by someone else

cj maxx · 17-11-2019 11:27am

Friend suggestions from FB.
Eff off. I don't know her/him. They effing live in Australia!!!

Widdershins · 18-11-2019 6:23am

Can I unsubscribe from Winter?

completedit · 18-11-2019 12:25pm

Joe Rogan. Awful ****e the majority of the time. I'm not a smart guy at all but Jesus it's psuedo intellectualism at its finest. Just watched a short video of him, a 50 year old man talk with another bald horsed faces guy about Instagram removing likes. And it's just like ffs, what absolute drivel.
Maybe I watch it in the wrong way, but he has so much pretense about himself about opening up dialogue that makes him annoying.

Tacitus Kilgore · 18-11-2019 12:30pm

Mollyb60 wrote: »

Would never be a binman. Apart from the smell, it's a very physically demanding job and most of the high sickness rates in councils (in the UK) are from binmen injuring themselves on the job. Back and shoulder problems, knee problems, feet issues. And because it's a low skilled job most people in that job can't afford to retire (no private pension) so continue working much longer than they should which again contributes to more sickness absences.

Same for most labour based jobs tbh, I'd much rather have a dodgy back than a dodgy mind though, and that's where i'm heading in my current career.

It's not a case of greener grass either, I have worked both menial and desk based jobs, the desk based work stress comes home with you, but you never bring the shovel home after a day on the tools.

Tacitus Kilgore · 18-11-2019 12:44pm

^^ sorry I forgot what thread I was replying to,

TA - heating breaking at home during the night then coming to work for respite - where the heating is also not working, im fuggin freezin

764dak · 18-11-2019 1:12pm

The "First World Problems" meme is dumb.

ampleforth · 18-11-2019 1:15pm

Pawwed Rig wrote: »

Being asked to contribute to gifts for people who are leaving the company. In my time here I would estimate over 100 people have left. This is with a total staff of about 50 at any one time. Half of them I barely knew or remember their names:(

Be brave and stop giving

Doctors room ghost · 18-11-2019 1:18pm

Them fcukin lidl adds on tv with the elves.they can fcuk right off.fcukin November and I’m already sick looking at them.its going to be a long 2 months

SAMTALK · 18-11-2019 1:25pm

Snowflakes ! And not the kind that fall from the sky

IAMAMORON · 18-11-2019 1:34pm

The youth soccer coach on the Avonmore milk adds is still wrecking my head, big time.

I am not looking forward to later on, there is a 25% chance George Lee will be on about Climate Change on the News again. Give me peace George, please.

blackbird98 · 18-11-2019 2:01pm

Trying to figure out what "Trialvilly" means!!!

Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

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