Things That Trivially Annoy You.

lurkballs

"Call me, Mary. :mad:

branie2

That the weekend is nearly over

RMAOK

branie2 wrote: »

That the weekend is nearly over

It's only half way through yet - no need to be throwing it away just yet.

Pawwed Rig

gifted wrote: »

Lighting the stove on the 1st of June....come on God, a joke is a joke but seriously???.....send the bloody summer sun....

It is roasting. Haven't used the heating since March.

RMAOK wrote: »

It's only half way through yet - no need to be throwing it away just yet.

Third. It is a bank holiday.

RMAOK

Pawwed Rig wrote: »

Third. It is a bank holiday.

Very true

branie2

Pawwed Rig wrote: »

It is roasting. Haven't used the heating since March.




Third. It is a bank holiday.

Whoops, forgot about that

Purple Mountain

There's a French skincare company who's packaging has French on one side and English on the other.
Why can't the pharmacies of Ireland turn the packages with the English facing outward to save me trawling through boxes and bottles to find which one is a moisturiser and not a body lotion?

heldel00

branie2 wrote: »

Whoops, forgot about that

Who the hell forgets about a bank holiday?!

Ted_YNWA

Made some toast & It's gone cold already.

Be right back

branie2 wrote: »

That the weekend is nearly over

Well, for me it nearly is. Working tomorrow!

stefanovich

Purple Mountain wrote: »

There's a French skincare company who's packaging has French on one side and English on the other.
Why can't the pharmacies of Ireland turn the packages with the English facing outward to save me trawling through boxes and bottles to find which one is a moisturiser and not a body lotion?

Looks more upmarket if the text is in French.

stefanovich

heldel00 wrote: »

Who the hell forgets about a bank holiday?!

Those for whom it is a bank holiday every day!

retro:electro

Dramatically threw myself on the floor and pretended to die to see would my dog care. He just sniffed me and then walked on by :rolleyes:

RMAOK

retro:electro wrote: »

Dramatically threw myself on the floor and pretended to die to see would my dog care. He just sniffed me and then walked on by :rolleyes:

He could smell your acting.....

retro:electro

RMAOK wrote: »

He could smell your acting.....

It does stink to be fair

mikemac2

At least your dog checked

Your cat would not even have done that

eisenberg1

lurkballs wrote: »

"Call me, Mary. :mad:

I’d rather pull my own teeth out with a rusty pliers!

Imagine listening to her all the way to Budapest ffs!

New Home

retro:electro wrote: »

Dramatically threw myself on the floor and pretended to die to see would my dog care. He just sniffed me and then walked on by :rolleyes:

He took a look at you and thought, "Bítch, please!"

freshpopcorn

Just take this as an example.
You hear a person in hospital or unwell and the next time you met them you ask them how they are they get the hump with you for being nosy.
If you didn't ask how they were tough they'd be going around saying you didn't care about them.

iamwhoiam

Mairead Mc Guinness and her complete change of accent .

Paddy Cow

lurkballs wrote: »

"Call me, Mary. :mad:

I've b!tched about her on here before. God her voice is annoying. She sounds like she smokes 60 fags a day!

Paddy Cow

mikemac2 wrote: »

At least your dog checked

Your cat would not even have done that

The cat would've started to eat her :pac:

freshpopcorn

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Mairead Mc Guinness and her complete change of accent .

I know some people who ran into her on different occasions. They smiled and said Hello. She wouldn't even look at them.

Blaizes

Didn't know where to post so here seems a good place and this is something which really annoyed me.Driving down the road today, a busy road, three men openly peeing on the grass verge with their car parked nearby.They had some kind of match jerseys on I think.I couldn't actually believe it in broad daylight in full view of people and passing traffic.I had my children in the car and had to tell them to look away.

Now I'm ranting a bit maybe and anyone can be caught in an emergency but these guys were lined up three in a row peeing on the roadside.What is wrong with a bit of discretion, try to find a public toilet or stop at a hotel or pub, failing that get in behind the ditch where people cannot see. It was disgusting in such a very public place.

iamwhoiam

freshpopcorn wrote: »

I know some people who ran into her on different occasions. They smiled and said Hello. She wouldn't even look at them.

I remember her on some farming programme on RTE years ago . She had a thick Louth accent then . Now she talks with a nutral / west brit accent almost

wally1990

First TA- Living in an council estate and lately there is children appearing from everywhere outside playing on the road.

Cars are in and out all day long and these kids are completely unsupervised and ages 2 to 6

I'm just shocked, and im NOT joking they are literally 2 years old outside on the road

2nd TA, is one of the children is about 4 ,spends his whole ****ing day crying.

All I hear from my house is waaa waaa waaaa and him running in home next door

It's even gotten to the point where the father is giving out to him saying '''will you just ever stop crying there is nothing wrong with you !!''

Mam of 4

wally1990 wrote: »

First TA- Living in an council estate and lately there is children appearing from everywhere outside playing on the road.

Cars are in and out all day long and these kids are completely unsupervised and ages 2 to 6

I'm just shocked, and in NOT joking they are literally 2 years old outside on the road

2nd TA, is one of the children is about 4 spends his whole ****ing day crying.

All I hear from my house is waaa waaa waaaa and him running in home next door

It's even gotten to the point where the father is giving out to him saying '''will you just ever stop crying there is nothing wrong with you !!''

That sounds like my estate tbh .

freshpopcorn

wally1990 wrote: »

First TA- Living in an council estate and lately there is children appearing from everywhere outside playing on the road.

Cars are in and out all day long and these kids are completely unsupervised and ages 2 to 6

I'm just shocked, and im NOT joking they are literally 2 years old outside on the road

2nd TA, is one of the children is about 4 ,spends his whole ****ing day crying.

All I hear from my house is waaa waaa waaaa and him running in home next door

It's even gotten to the point where the father is giving out to him saying '''will you just ever stop crying there is nothing wrong with you !!''

Actually if your not used to estate living be it private/council. It can be hard for you to get your head around kids playing on the road!

Widdershins

I spent most of my childhood on an estate in a small town. The first night after moving into a rural house, as I was falling asleep , I thought I could distantly hear a football being kicked against a garage door for hours.

I'm in a small estate now and this time it's sliotars Not too often though as the local children are older .

TA my noise sensitivity is the worst it's ever been. I can't get peace wherever I go even when I'm on my own because the dogs and cats follow me looking for attention. When they're not shouting at me, they're yakking and growling at each other . It's a horrible thing to say but I can't remember why I used to love animals .

dubstarr

Ed Sheeran,i used to like him.But he does my head in now.