Trivial things that annoy you

RedFormanFITA · 30-10-2013 8:36pm

canadianwoman wrote: »

Waiting for someone to reply to the email I sent him a week ago. :mad:

Waiting for someone to reply to an email I sent him 2, yes 2, weeks ago. Can anyone beat 2 weeks?

Fred Swanson · 30-10-2013 8:43pm

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canadianwoman · 30-10-2013 8:47pm

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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That would beat it.

ulinbac · 30-10-2013 8:57pm

Getting in the lift in the morning or coming back from lunch. Waiting for a min or two, then one of the other people hit the buttion for the 1ST FLOOR!!

It's like, you would have been there quicker walking you lazy git and you are just holding the rest of us up!!

Before it is said, I usually walk down from my floor (6th) and walk up 2/3 times a week.

RedFormanFITA · 30-10-2013 8:59pm

canadianwoman wrote: »

That would beat it.

Message in a bottle?

canadianwoman · 30-10-2013 9:00pm

RedFormanFITA wrote: »

Message in a bottle?

You going to send me one?

Driveby Dogboy · 30-10-2013 9:07pm

actually got a reply to an e-mail there last month, had been waiting just over 9 years..

shruikan2553 · 30-10-2013 9:26pm

RedFormanFITA wrote: »

Mollycoddlers.

And have you seen the yokes in the pavements now with the bumps on them to let people with partial sight or who are blind know they are near the edge of the pavement. How did partially or blind people manage 30 or 40 years ago? And they cut the fookin feet of you too when you walk on them.

The metal ones are trying to kill you when its wet. I have to walk carefully over them, a blind person would probably just slip and fall into the road.

Pumpkinseeds · 30-10-2013 11:09pm

4 nights a week my neighbours lodger puts on the tv in his bedroom at a ridiculous volume for at least an hour after 10, cnut must be deaf:mad: We can tell what he's watching from our living room, you could mute the volume on our tv and listen to his tv:mad: I'm feeling homicidal now

30-10-2013 11:31pm

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

4 nights a week my neighbours lodger puts on the tv in his bedroom at a ridiculous volume for at least an hour after 10, cnut must be deaf:mad: We can tell what he's watching from our living room, you could mute the volume on our tv and listen to his tv:mad: I'm feeling homicidal now

Revenge!

Czarcasm · 30-10-2013 11:34pm

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

4 nights a week my neighbours lodger puts on the tv in his bedroom at a ridiculous volume for at least an hour after 10, cnut must be deaf:mad: We can tell what he's watching from our living room, you could mute the volume on our tv and listen to his tv:mad: I'm feeling homicidal now

Initially read that as "4 nights a week my neighbours todger..."

Then again I'm half asleep myself

Garzard · 31-10-2013 12:22am

People on Facebook who have their employment status as ''Being a full time Mommy''

canadianwoman · 31-10-2013 12:26am

Garzard wrote: »

People on Facebook who have their employment status as ''Being a full time Mommy''

Couples who are trying to conceive and say "We are trying to get pregnant." all the frikken time!

Newsflash...... He cannot get pregnant!!

:mad: :mad:

darlett · 31-10-2013 12:29am

canadianwoman wrote: »

Couples who are trying to conceive and say "We are trying to get pregnant." all the frikken time!

Newsflash...... He cannot get pregnant!!

:mad: :mad:

People who are pregnant and declare due date for a date that is about 8 months and 3 and a half weeks away. Shut up. Don't tell me so soon and don't jinx it yourself by telling anyone apart from your partner within 3 months.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 31-10-2013 1:48am

Attention seeking geebags. You can almost guess with certain posters what they're going to post/derail the threads about stuff that would be best left unshared, but where's the attention in not airing all over an Internet forum?

OldNotWIse · 31-10-2013 11:02am

People (usually women in their late 50's) asking cashiers to top up their phones for them. What is that?? Are they lazy? Stupid? Trying to play an overgrown damsal in distress? I was in Tesco yesterday and there was a huge queue of lunchtime customers all held up while this bint with a vomitous paisley coat from her neck to the floor got the poor young fella working on the til to top up her phone for her and then check her balance. Horrible oversized, talcum powdered condescending cougar of a yoke. Only short of pinching his cheek and giving him 20c at the end to run along and buy himself something nice. Fuuuking wanted to kill her...

rolexeagle1 · 31-10-2013 11:03am

when someone cant decide what they want for dinner in a restaurant... and continue a conversation!!

DeanAustin · 31-10-2013 11:12am

srumball wrote: »

when someone cant decide what they want for dinner in a restaurant... and continue a conversation!!

My ould wan in a restaurant. Asks everyone else what they're having before she'll decide. Then, she'll start nosing about what people at other tables are eating and very unsubtly start commenting on their food ("Oh that looks nice", "Oh that looks horrible").

She now does it partly just to wind me up.

Rasheed · 31-10-2013 11:21am

'We're Aldi Aldi Aldi all the way now.'

Fcuk off Derek Co. Kildare.

eisenberg1 · 31-10-2013 11:21am

Czarcasm wrote: »

Initially read that as "4 nights a week my neighbours todger..."

Then again I'm half asleep myself

Your neighbour's todger has it's own TV? Is that D4:D

Neon_Lights · 31-10-2013 11:25am

Sluts having a good aul bitch on public transport, it get me goat it does. Making a big scene about stuff I don't particularly care about. And me having to hear it, with excruciating pain.

Also the vile bitchiness and intense stupidity, not to mind the loikes, OMGs and :O 's, with the fake D4 or pretentious accents.

I know they're entitled to in a free country, but damn, its god damn annoying.

OldNotWIse · 31-10-2013 11:26am

Rasheed wrote: »

'We're Aldi Aldi Aldi all the way now.'

Fcuk off Derek Co. Kildare.

Its a hauuuuuuuuuge amauwnt of saaaaaaayvings!

Edit: also the "love Ireland, Like Aldi" rubbish they peddle. A more truthful billboard would say, "Fuucking hate Ireland. Shop at Aldi cause I'm fuucking broke".

OldNotWIse · 31-10-2013 11:29am

That stupid ad with the people running with poles etc. Used to really hate the song "I wll never be what you want but thats alright" and now its been replaced by even more annoying "tell me who are you, the centre of the unviverse?" fuuuuuck ooooooof!

RayM · 31-10-2013 11:29am

OldNotWIse wrote: »

People (usually women in their late 50's) asking cashiers to top up their phones for them. What is that?? Are they lazy? Stupid? Trying to play an overgrown damsal in distress? I was in Tesco yesterday and there was a huge queue of lunchtime customers all held up while this bint with a vomitous paisley coat from her neck to the floor got the poor young fella working on the til to top up her phone for her and then check her balance. Horrible oversized, talcum powdered condescending cougar of a yoke. Only short of pinching his cheek and giving him 20c at the end to run along and buy himself something nice. Fuuuking wanted to kill her...

Lazy idiots, too stubborn to learn anything 'new'. And they usually make sure there's a nice big queue behind them. The more people inconvenienced, the better. It's understandable if they're extremely old or blind, but most of the time they just couldn't be arsed learning how to do it.

eisenberg1 · 31-10-2013 11:33am

RayM wrote: »

Lazy idiots, too stubborn to learn anything 'new'. And they usually make sure there's a nice big queue behind them. The more people inconvenienced, the better. It's understandable if they're extremely old or blind, but most of the time they just couldn't be arsed learning how to do it.

and they usually have a 400 quid phone covered in spangly ****, drenched in some poxy perfume that stinks like a combination of rotten seaweed and gone off candy floss.

RayM · 31-10-2013 11:39am

eisenberg1 wrote: »

and they usually have a 400 quid phone covered in spangly ****, drenched in some poxy perfume that stinks like a combination of rotten seaweed and gone off candy floss.

Either that or a Nokia 3210, held together with sellotape... and stinking like a combination of rotten seaweed and gone off candy floss.

salacious crumb · 31-10-2013 11:52am

DeanAustin wrote: »

My ould wan in a restaurant. Asks everyone else what they're having before she'll decide. Then, she'll start nosing about what people at other tables are eating and very unsubtly start commenting on their food ("Oh that looks nice", "Oh that looks horrible").

She now does it partly just to wind me up.

Worse still, I've been to a Chinese restaraunt with the ex's family, the ma makes a big deal about the grandad not eating Chinese food, can he just have some "normal" veg etc. What the f*ck did we come here for in the first place? Are there no other restaraunts we could go to where he wouldn't have any problems with the food? Eh? Eh?!! :rolleyes:

OldNotWIse · 31-10-2013 11:58am

People who go to McDonalds to order a salad and then act all smug.

Why not just go somewhere where they do proper leaves and nuts, dressing etc. Fuucking wilted leaves in a plastic bowl with one cherry tomato on top.:rolleyes:

People who wait til they get to the top to ask their kids what they want.

People who start eating their chips at the counter.

Buses.

beakerjoe · 31-10-2013 12:06pm

The real time bus/train displays....

They are useless! Totally unreliable. Fcuk you Irish transport

Neon_Lights · 31-10-2013 12:09pm

beakerjoe wrote: »

The real time bus/train displays....

They are useless! Totally unreliable. Fcuk you Irish transport

Well maybe if you convinced Leo "the slasher" Varadkar to invest in a proper system, it might work.

All the public transport orgs are doing the best with what they have.

But still you're a brown-nosing prick, with probably not a clue with what goes into a system like that.

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