Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

California Dreamer

Checking in on Facebook at a concert or off on a holiday and someone says:

Enjoy!

Of course I’m going to f**king enjoy it!!!

California Dreamer

California Dreamer wrote: »

Checking in on Facebook at a concert or off on a holiday and someone says:

Enjoy!

Of course I’m going to f**king enjoy it!!!

My best friend is at David Grey tonight and I said exactly that when she posted a photo, I always do, never imagined it would ta someone tbh.

DareGod

California Dreamer wrote: »

Checking in on Facebook at a concert or off on a holiday and someone says:

Enjoy!

Of course I’m going to f**king enjoy it!!!

I think this may be the most trivial of all the TAs I've ever seen

Kitty6277

How someone can say and act like they love you, and yet turn around and treat you like shít behind your back. A bit more than a TA, but yeah.

California Dreamer

DareGod wrote: »

I think this may be the most trivial of all the TAs I've ever seen

Of the ones that say 'safe flight'

I'm not the pilot, I am just sitting there for the next 7 hours!!

:mad::mad::mad:

Wtf ?

People who say their loud goodbyes outside a neighbours house at 2am go to their car, slam the door and......then insist on giving a few beeps as they drive away.... **** :mad:

New Home

A truly dreadful cup of tea, especially when you really need one. Costa, I'm looking at you.

DareGod

New Home wrote: »

A truly dreadful cup of tea, especially when you really need one. Costa, I'm looking at you.

Costa is the worst.

New Home

As I've just found out... Lesson learnt!

Up Donegal

When a coin falls to the floor and manages to roll to the furthest corner of the room - usually ending up under or behind a piece of furniture!:mad:

Bobblehats

Up Donegal wrote: »

When a coin falls to the floor and manages to roll to the furthest corner of the room - usually ending up under or behind a piece of furniture!:mad:

When you’re going to bed and one falls out of your pocket onto the hollow floor. Rolls around for what seems like an eternity and then agonisingly does a couple of pirouettes, waking up the whole house in the process

SirChenjin

Some people are so disgusting. :mad:
It's plain as day that people are just dumping stuff at the recycling banks at a local shopping centre.

This morning there's a heap of black bags there and crows have them ripped apart and are partying. Ugh.
Council will clear it up, and the dumpers will be back again with more. :mad:

Up Donegal

SirChenjin wrote: »

Some people are so disgusting. :mad:
It's plain as day that people are just dumping stuff at the recycling banks at a local shopping centre.

This morning there's a heap of black bags there and crows have them ripped apart and are partying. Ugh.
Council will clear it up, and the dumpers will be back again with more. :mad:

I agree 100%.
A possible solution - cameras, court appearance, post pictures and name and shame.:mad:

Pawwed Rig

DIY

Estimated time - 30 mins
Actual time - 4 f$%#@n hours.

I would pay someone to do it only the going rate seems to be hundreds of euro an hour now.

Weekend ruined

the beer revolu

People who say things like, "I'd never trust someone who doesn't like dogs."

So, the dog is your favourite animal and your choice of pet. Okay.

But imagine if people went around not trusting people who don't like chinchillas or parrots??

I like dogs, btw, and cats.

SirChenjin

SirChenjin wrote: »

Some people are so disgusting. :mad:
It's plain as day that people are just dumping stuff at the recycling banks at a local shopping centre.

This morning there's a heap of black bags there and crows have them ripped apart and are partying. Ugh.
Council will clear it up, and the dumpers will be back again with more. :mad:

On a similar note, I regularly bring the bottles to the bottle bank in large quantities. After a BBQ or whatever it's easier to just throw them back into the box they came out of, instead of the plastic one I have for pasta sauce jars etc. TA that there is never anywhere to recycle the cardboard boxes at the bottle banks. I s'pose the real TA is that people cannot be trusted enough not to fill a cardboard recycling station with nappies and other household rubbish, so the council don't provide one.

Ragnar Lothbrok

the beer revolu wrote: »

People who say things like, "I'd never trust someone who doesn't like dogs."

So, the dog is your favourite animal and your choice of pet. Okay.

But imagine if people went around not trusting people who don't like chinchillas or parrots??

I like dogs, btw, and cats.

I don't trust people who aren't interested in football or drinking. Something a bit off about them

New Home

Ragnar Lothbrok wrote: »

I don't trust people who aren't interested in football or drinking. Something a bit off about them

I only trust people who AREN'T interested in football or drinking! :eek::eek::eek:




:pac::pac::pac:

SirChenjin

Deleted User wrote: »

On a similar note, I regularly bring the bottles to the bottle bank in large quantities. After a BBQ or whatever it's easier to just throw them back into the box they came out of, instead of the plastic one I have for pasta sauce jars etc. TA that there is never anywhere to recycle the cardboard boxes at the bottle banks. I s'pose the real TA is that people cannot be trusted enough not to fill a cardboard recycling station with nappies and other household rubbish, so the council don't provide one.

Absolutely.

What was dumped there this morning was obviously household rubbish. And the crows were certainly enjoying it.

This shopping centre got rid of clothes recycling banks presumably to try to lessen the dumping because there were often bags of clothes pulled open and thrown about.
I have seen the council regularly do a clean up, and the next day it can be as bad as ever again.
Ugh.

madmaggie

I got everything ready today to paint the kitchen. I went up the ladder and the legs turned to jelly. Time to call in a professional painter, and learn to age gracefully.

Boom_Bap

New potato peeler is also marvellous for peeling the skin off my thumb.

ArnoldJRimmer

madmaggie wrote: »

I got everything ready today to paint the kitchen. I went up the ladder and the legs turned to jelly. Time to call in a professional painter, and learn to age gracefully.

I'm the same, have never had a problem with heights, but ladders now bring me to a blind panic. Even a step or two up. And this is from someone who once stood on the top step, with nothing to hold on to, and reached up to change lighting in a restaurant I worked in

Badly Drunk Boy

I bought a shed a while ago but didn't get a chance to assemble it until today (usually because of the weather). There's a good bit of tedious work in it (including about 200 screws!) but I was eventually putting a bit of shape to it when my neighbour decided to come see what I was at, pretending that he had to paint the wall between out backgardens, 3 metres from where I was working. :mad:

He's a head-wrecker! This is the man who, when he heard anyone outside talking or getting out of a car, would open the front door to let his yappy dog out and immediately call the dog in, as if it wasn't him who had just released him, all the while having a nose at whoever was outside.

Pawwed Rig

Have a mini skip out the front to declutter abit. Now I am quite happy for anyone to have a rummage or take whatever they want but one arse decides to dig something out and then leaves all the items he moved beside the skip for me to pick up.

Up Donegal

Pawwed Rig wrote: »

Have a mini skip out the front to declutter abit. Now I am quite happy for anyone to have a rummage or take whatever they want but one arse decides to dig something out and then leaves all the items he moved beside the skip for me to pick up.

Now, wouldn't it be a nice neighbourly gesture if you were to invite the neighbours to use the skip as well to do their own decluttering?:D:)

MastiffMrs

TA at people wearing backpacks on the train, for the entire journey. They are the people who have no idea about space and bang into everybody while totally oblivious to others pain. Why would they not just take them off as soon as they're on public transport?! So rude.

quickbeam

New Home wrote: »

A truly dreadful cup of tea, especially when you really need one. Costa, I'm looking at you.

You should complain to Beasty.

New Home

quickbeam wrote: »

You should complain to Beasty.

I was thinking of heading straight for the Coffee and Tea forum....

js35

Nothing more annoying than seeing someone staying chatting on the phone while being served at a till (especially in a packed aldi/lidl)

Sephiroth_dude

New Home wrote: »

I was thinking of heading straight for the Coffee and Tea forum....

Obviously they used lyons teabags and that's the reason why it was rotten



:pac:

New Home

I wish! I actually don't mind Lyons. It was Twinings, but it tasted like the dregs of last month's tea (well, what I assume they'd taste like...).

Mam of 4

TA at liars , who embellish the truth . We all know the type , Have a cold ? No , it's the flu , have the flu , it's pneumonia , so sick blah blah . Feck off , suck it up and get on with it .

And breathe

Bredabe

Men who are lacking in even the most basic idea of finesse.

MastiffMrs

On the subject of ignorant people in queue at Aldi...
TA at people who don't wait for the person in front of them to finish unloading their trolley onto the belt before they start loading their stuff on. Happened to me twice in the last month and I found it so stupid!
Making me pile my stuff on top of each other while they still had to wait anyway. Makes no sense.

Poochie05

New Home wrote: »

I wish! I actually don't mind Lyons. It was Twinings, but it tasted like the dregs of last month's tea (well, what I assume they'd taste like...).

Must be Costa's problem because there's nowt wrong with Twinings

realitykeeper

Michael D. And I doubt I am the only one he annoys. This week the little fellow is in Germany pontificating against austerity and rehashing the sort of stuff Yanis Faroufakis goes on about.

Feisar

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Not something that annoys me but something I don't like is a black tie wedding dress code.
Mainly because I think it looks like a debs!

Annoys me as black tie is evening wear.

New Home

Poochie05 wrote: »

Must be Costa's problem because there's nowt wrong with Twinings

Exactly! I thought I was safe enough when I saw the label, but alas...

SusieBlue

Just ate my body weight in basil & Parmesan flavored hummus and crackers and I’m genuinely struggling to breathe, I feel so full.

Tomorrow I’ll be moaning that my jeans are still tight and then I’ll go home and do the same thing again. TA at my inability to resist delicious savory snacks.

Omackeral

People (Americans, I assume) using the word ''super'' instead of the word very. ''He's super weird'', ''I was super tired last night'' etc.

Autecher

Omackeral wrote: »

People (Americans, I assume) using the word ''super'' instead of the word very. ''He's super weird'', ''I was super tired last night'' etc.

I agree. It's super annoying.

dubstarr

MastiffMrs wrote: »

On the subject of ignorant people in queue at Aldi...
TA at people who don't wait for the person in front of them to finish unloading their trolley onto the belt before they start loading their stuff on. Happened to me twice in the last month and I found it so stupid!
Making me pile my stuff on top of each other while they still had to wait anyway. Makes no sense.

Or the people with 2 items that hold on to them for dear life.When my stuff moves up to be next,they nearly have a heart attack to give them to the person on the checkout.Put the divider down and put them on the belt.

Tammy!

Bit on some eggshell the other day by accident....ugh. Still getting flashbacks of it.

Gwynplaine

Politicians and their "speaking clearly" bull. Absolute wafflers.
Plus, answer the fckking question.

ohnonotgmail

People who start IM conversations with hello. A strange TA you might think. But not so strange when you have to wait 5 minutes for them to then fingerpeck the question they actually want to ask. Just ask the question straight off

SirChenjin

dubstarr wrote: »

Or the people with 2 items that hold on to them for dear life.When my stuff moves up to be next,they nearly have a heart attack to give them to the person on the checkout.Put the divider down and put them on the belt.

I was behind someone doing that recently in Aldi. He clutched the stuff in his arms instead of putting it on the belt. It puzzled me, tbh.

iamwhoiam

Why is it that hair still on the head is perfectly fine and we can touch it and comb it . But as soon as it leaves the head and long black hairs appear on the floor we are disgusted by the very sight of one strand .Two seconds ago it was still on a head and was grand .

Ragnar Lothbrok

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Why is it that hair still on the head is perfectly fine and we can touch it and comb it . But as soon as it leaves the head and long black hairs appear on the floor we are disgusted by the very sight of one strand .Two seconds ago it was still on a head and was grand .

Brilliant

I love stroking Mrs Ragnar's hair. It's very long and silky. But I'd get the gawks if I found one in my food.

Rubberlegs

I would swear on my life that I put a pair of socks in the wash but only one came out. I went back to the machine and felt all around the inside of the drum and shrieked because I felt something squishy. I'd forgotten I'd put in the washing capsule for the next wash

retro:electro

I’m being given the runaround by someone I am doing a favour for and putting myself out for. Patience wearing thin.