Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

gifted

Eldest chick and middle chick are annoying the ****e out of me all week.....I've ran the two of them into the bedroom to sort out why they are always fighting.....do sisters always fight like this ?? Is it still legal to give a Hurley to each one and who ever is standing after 10 min is the winner?











Only kidding about the hurley....ish

Rubberlegs

gifted wrote: »

Eldest chick and middle chick are annoying the ****e out of me all week.....I've ran the two of them into the bedroom to sort out why they are always fighting.....do sisters always fight like this ?? Is it still legal to give a Hurley to each one and who ever is standing after 10 min is the winner?











Only kidding about the hurley....ish

TA my eldest and middle girl still kill each other at 25 and 19 .

NewbridgeIR

Didn't bother to change out of work shirt when I got home yesterday. Bit into a sandwich, cherry tomato burst - pocket stained.
Washed it earlier - stain won't come out! Trying for the second time......

Rubberlegs

Kivaro wrote: »

Looking at your username, I ain't blaming the dog for your rubber legs incidents.

I'm telling ya the dog is out to get me.
She drinks her water and then stands there with her mouth open and let's it run out. I have just skeeted across the floor on it

Mam of 4

Rubberlegs wrote: »

I'm telling ya the dog is out to get me.
She drinks her water and then stands there with her mouth open and let's it run out. I have just skeeted across the floor on it

Lol , sorry but that's a very funny image of the dog with the water
(Hope you didn't fall though )

Kitty6277

Didn’t entirely plan on staying in Tipp tonight, and left all my makeup in Limerick

crybaby

People who consistently start their sentence with "Look, ......." as if they are about to bless us with wisdom and for some reason rugby players are particularly fond of doing this - Peter O'Mahoney being one example.

Sephiroth_dude

Being woken by an ignorant knob head sibling slamming doors.

Noo

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Didn't bother to change out of work shirt when I got home yesterday. Bit into a sandwich, cherry tomato burst - pocket stained.
Washed it earlier - stain won't come out! Trying for the second time......

Put it out in the sunshine.

New Home

And you can also try with these Stain Devils yokes..

https://www.google.com/search?&biw=980&bih=439&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=OUEgXee3D4SR8gLI2obwAw&q=stain+devil+tomato&oq=stain+devil+tomato&gs_l=img.3...9502.17230..18386...0.0..0.0.0.......15....1..gws-wiz-img.9SWHL4n1GCg

They're usually very good.

BohsCeltic

Catching your pocket on a door handle as your walking by.

railer201

'So' - at the start of a sentence.

railer201

railer201 wrote: »

'So' - at the start of a sentence.

YES!!!
When did that creep in? Usually people younger than 30. Drives me crazy.

honeybear

Have a plaster on my thumb. Can’t unlock phone with it. Have to type in code. Now, that’s trivial

bobbyss

Deleted User wrote:

YES!!! When did that creep in? Usually people younger than 30. Drives me crazy.

Annoyingly not usually the case at all. Listening to mature interviewees on the radio your heart would sink.

Autosport

railer201 wrote: »

'So' - at the start of a sentence.

That's me sorry

My TA is people who insist on constantly going in and out of the row at a concert.

railer201

Autosport wrote: »

That's me sorry

My TA is people who insist on constantly going in and out of the row at a concert.

.......and that's probably me - sorry !

railer201

Deleted User wrote: »

YES!!!
When did that creep in? Usually people younger than 30. Drives me crazy.

Recently enough - it seems to be the latest buzz word and used at every opportunity particularly in reply to questions by tv interviewers.

Remember 'enjoy' - everyone was at it. You couldn't buy a cup of coffee without being told 'enjoy', minus the 'it' of course.

Up Donegal

railer201 wrote: »

'So' - at the start of a sentence.

Also the use of 'Basically' at the start of almost every sentence.
As Judge Judy said - "I don't do 'Basically'!"

New Home

"So" has been around for literally (yes, literally!) centuries. And similar words are used in many other languages, too. ("Bon", "Alors", "Dunque", "Allora", etc).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_(sentence_opener)

My theory is that people that use it are thinking about something specific they want to say or they have to do, come to a conclusion about it in their own heads, and when they utter their next sentence it's really a continuation of their internal monologue.

NewbridgeIR

People taking pleasure at the deaths of others from animal attacks.

There are different situations - hunters, animal trainers, tourists, children. But some seem to revel in all and can't wait to come out with "animal acting naturally" comments and expressing dismay that perpetrator might be put down.

railer201

New Home wrote: »

"So" has been around for literally (yes, literally!) centuries. And similar words are used in many other languages, too. ("Bon", "Alors", "Dunque", "Allora", etc).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_(sentence_opener)

My theory is that people that use it are thinking about something specific they want to say or they have to do, come to a conclusion about it in their own heads, and when they utter their next sentence it's really a continuation of their internal monologue.

Of course it has been around for years, but its use in answering has only been in recent years - I would say its widespread use is even more recent than that particularly when answering on radio or tv. From your link >>>

So is an English word that, apart from its other uses, has become increasingly popular in recent years as a coordinating conjunctive opening word in a sentence. This device is particularly used when answering questions although the questioner may also use the device.

Bredabe

Last summer I had a look at my finances and knew with going on twilight time with work to support uni, money would be tight. Of course, as soon as it hits winter, I run out of jersey, warm pants for work, I nursed the couple of pairs I had until the sales and bought new ones and spent hellish evening trying to hem them properly(unsuccessfully according to my more 'helpful' colleagues) To avoid having to pay between 10/15e for a professional to do them.

Cleaning out my bedroom this am, I find three pairs already hemmed and almost new, I must have put them in that location as I was short of space.

TATATATATA

Kitty6277

TA that I just can’t make a decision on something

mikemac2

snapped the key in my bedroom door. Never in my life did I snap a key before.

I wasn't even drunk or falling over or putting too much pressure at the time, I have no idea how it happened.

Ted_YNWA

Two words.


Language Students.

castletownman

Every time, and I mean EVERY, I hoover the house, I suddenly develop owl-like vision afterwards where I can spot the merest speck of dirt on the floor the length of the hall away. Couldn't see it when actually hoovering of course.

branie2

The rain this morning

Oink

N sticker on the car and has already forgotten how to use indicators.

A pox on your house and your seed.

branie2

branie2 wrote: »

The rain this morning

Not a drop in Cork so far, add that to your ta's lol.

BohsCeltic

I already said it on the old thread but the internet is starting to do my head in, high speed broadband but you go onto a website and all you get is accept cookies, ads and on youtube more ads.

And them stupid capthca things.

Slows everything down grrr.

Sorry about that

When people pronounce Gibraltar as Gibraltah.

eisenberg1

Every time I set foot in my garden, be it to have a cup of coffee, read a book or have a glass of wine...the chain smoking fcuker from next door steps out and lights up his manky smokes! I think he lays in wait, and his cigarettes seem to be stinkier than normal.

And yes, I am an ex smoker��

freshpopcorn

When somebody insists on helping you to do a simple task such as carry something. Especially when they get in the way and make things harder.

lbc2019

This humidity has my head almost exploding.

notsoyoungwan

My friend pronounces ‘ridiculous’ as ‘ri - dick- lis’ and it really irritates me. It’s ridiculous, really.

Blaizes

Queues in shops, seems to be more people and not enough staff. Really annoying.

Kitty6277

Poured out a bowl of cereal only to find out that bf used up 99.9% of the milk :mad:

Shemale

freshpopcorn wrote: »

When somebody insists on helping you to do a simple task such as carry something. Especially when they get in the way and make things harder.

Kids, eh?

railer201

Automatic kettles that don't fill themselves up.

railer201

People who say 'veh - hickle' in two distinct syllables, instead of 'vee-ickle' with first syllable flowing into the second.

branie2

railer201 wrote: »

People who say 'veh - hickle' in two distinct syllables, instead of 'vee-ickle' with first syllable flowing into the second.

Like a Garda

RMAOK

People with bad breath standing too close to you while talking

freshpopcorn

Shemale wrote: »

Kids, eh?

No, adults in my experience are the worst. You should met my father.
He always insists on helping and he just gets in the way.

DareGod

Checking the weather forecast for the day and making a plan for the day based on it. Then executing said plan only for the weather to turn out differently. Argh.

Rubberlegs

Your brothers/sisters are your siblings. Your Mam and Dad are your parents. Your Nan and Grandad are your grandparents. Why isn't there a collective word for nieces /nephews and aunts/uncles?

New Home

Niblings. But the word was the topic of many a TAs for some people in previous incarnations of this thread.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nibling#Etymology

Rubberlegs

New Home wrote: »

Niblings. But the word was the topic of many a TAs for some people in previous incarnations of this thread.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nibling#Etymology

Niblings! Sounds like you're going to eat them

New Home

That's because when they're babies you tell them "You're so cute I could eat you up!", and then you blow a raspberry on their tummies.

Bredabe

freshpopcorn wrote: »

No, adults in my experience are the worst. You should met my father.
He always insists nn help and he just gets in the way.

Both my dad and some of my 'brothers' are tall(6-6.7ft) each and everyone of them are dangerous to be around, they cant seem to get a handle on the space to humanity ratio common to the rest of us squirts.

I spent so much of my childhood black and blue from them not knowing I was behind/beside of them, and stood on/elbowed/head butted(dont ask)

Ta, ppl never think this might be part of the reason I dont like ppl I dont know well in my person space.