Things That Trialvilly Annoy You.

Kitty6277

The eternal struggle of coming across someone you know on Tinder and even though you think they’re decent looking, do you swipe right or not because if you did would it be awkward?

freshpopcorn

One thing I can't get my head around is the reaction from some people when a newspaper/website writes an article about how fatty/sugary something is it's fairly common knowledge that Redbull has a lot of sugar and Caffine in it. Similar with fast food.
Yet you still get all these people commenting OMG, or they tag one of there friends saying stop your son from buying this.

Widdershins

Lately I only remember that I have business related calls to make, when it's lunchtime.

castletownman

Witnessed some incredible parenting the other day at a wedding. One of the bridesmaids has two kids (one baby and a 3-year old) that she just had to bring to the ceremony with her. Now I don't mind the 3-year old being involved as he was the page-boy and the bride's godson. But the bridesmaid's husband was tasked with minding the two kids, and let's just say he is a traditional old-school farmer type who wouldn't be overly used to minding them.

He let the three-year old run around with abandon, clambering around the altar, grabbing one of the microphones etc. The groom had to eventually intervene and escort him back to his seat. That could be explained away by him nursing the baby, but when the baby started crying at the top of her lungs for ages, he had no wherewithal to bring her outside for a while. I mean the whole ceremony was been recorded and now its essentially ruined by a crying baby, while even the priest was getting a bit flustered by the noise. I actually felt sorry for the wife, who was mouthing at him from her seat at the front to bring the baby outside.

TL;DR. There's a time and place for young children-weddings aren't one of them.

New Home

IMO, they're ok, provided that a responsible adult looks after them.

Widdershins

overindulged kids, pet annoyance of mine. Parents smiling fondly while the little darlings wreck things, upset others and cause havoc.

freshpopcorn

Just a little sort of a Mod NoteLet's not have the kids at wedding debate in this thread!

Wayne Jarvis

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Just a little sort of a Mod NoteLet's not have the kids at wedding debate in this thread!

Rehearsal dinner?

dubstarr

Managed to go back to bed when the little darlings went to school.Now i feel weird[er]as ****.

Your Face

The wind is being unpredictable today.

FishOnABike

When you go to post on a thread and in between clicking "Post", typing your post and clicking "Post Reply" the thread has disappeared and all you get for your effort is an error message.

FishOnABike

FishOnABike wrote: »

When you go to post on a thread and in between clicking "Post", typing your post and clicking "Post Reply" the thread has disappeared and all you get for your effort is an error message.

Was it a job offer?😛

Pawwed Rig

Stuck in work trying to finish off something someone else started before going on hols. They weren't in till this time at any stage trying to finish it. So pissed off

EmmetSpiceland

Kitty6277 wrote: »

The eternal struggle of coming across someone you know on Tinder and even though you think they’re decent looking, do you swipe right or not because if you did would it be awkward?

Swipe right if you like them, K. No sense in playing it “safe”.

If they don’t do the same **** ‘em, you took a shot. Shouldn’t be awkward, unless they act the ham. And if they do you can just either act like you don’t know what they’re on about or it was an accident.

Widdershins

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Kitty6277 wrote: »

The eternal struggle of coming across someone you know on Tinder and even though you think they’re decent looking, do you swipe right or not because if you did would it be awkward?

Swipe right if you like them, K. No sense in playing it “safe”.

If they don’t do the same **** ‘em, you took a shot. Shouldn’t be awkward, unless they act the ham. And if they do you can just either act like you don’t know what they’re on about or it was an accident.

I agree.
Fortune favours the bold, Kitty

ArnoldJRimmer

FishOnABike wrote: »

When you go to post on a thread and in between clicking "Post", typing your post and clicking "Post Reply" the thread has disappeared and all you get for your effort is an error message.

Was this the 'accents' thread?

Poochie05

My phone is still in for repairs while they wait for a part. The reason I bought a new phone is because the battery on my existing phone was kaput. Have to keep charging it after I’ve been on a call. Lucky I’m not that popular!

TheFortField

Too serious to be trivial ... but I’m watching a Panorama investigation into a multimillion-pound industry that sells men pick up techniques.

It contains very disturbing footage of women being hassled and some of the lads aren’t too concerned about obtaining consent. It’s scary to think that there are such vile people who prey on women and record their sexual activities without consent so they can promote their pick up techniques businesses.

maudgonner

Leo Varadkar's pre-budget comments about the first time buyers scheme:

‘What we’re working on are some modifications to make sure that it is actually helping young couples to buy, rather than subsidising couples who can already well afford to buy’.

Apparently it's official government policy that only couples (and young couples at that) deserve to be able to buy a home. Single people can just, I dunno, squat in a hovel until they die, or something.

MuffinTop86

Got Invisalign today, it’ll be a long 7 months!

mikemac2

I lent €5 to a guy in work and still no mention of paying me back despite asking a few times

Maybe I’m the fool for being trusting in the first place

Wayne Jarvis

maudgonner wrote: »

Leo Varadkar's pre-budget comments about the first time buyers scheme:
Apparently it's official government policy that only couples (and young couples at that) deserve to be able to buy a home. Single people can just, I dunno, squat in a hovel until they die, or something.

I'm not looking to turn this into a debate but this week I will be moving into the apartment I recently bought by myself as a single man. I don't earn great money but I still managed to do it. It can be done.

Living Off The Splash

At this time of the year I let some of my vegetable and flower plants go to seed. I then collect this seed and use them next year for "free" plants.
For some reason I just can't be arsed to do it at the moment.....

Guy Person

Guy Person wrote: »

I'm not looking to turn this into a debate but this week I will be moving into the apartment I recently bought by myself as a single man. I don't earn great money but I still managed to do it. It can be done.

Congrats, hope you have many happy years there.

maudgonner

Guy Person wrote: »

I'm not looking to turn this into a debate but this week I will be moving into the apartment I recently bought by myself as a single man. I don't earn great money but I still managed to do it. It can be done.

Fair play, and I know it can be done - but that's totally not the point. The point is that Leo Varadkar and his government are tone deaf to the fact that people other than couples deserve to be able to buy their own homes. It suits the government to have two-income households be the yardstick by which everything is measured, and if you're not a two-income household, then tough.

Anyway, back on topic. I'm trying to make payments to my PRSA before the tax deadline and the insurance company have been messing me around for over a month. I'm trying to give them my money, and they're making it almost impossible! What's wrong with them!!!

Up Donegal

My TA is those plastic bags that sweets are sold in, and some cereals. Unless you've a scissors to open them, you risk tearing the bag from top to almost bottom and all the contents spilling over the place, when you try to tear the bag open with your hands or even your teeth!!:mad:

maudgonner

Up Donegal wrote: »

My TA is those plastic bags that sweets are sold in, and some cereals. Unless you've a scissors to open them, you risk tearing the bag from top to almost bottom and all the contents spilling over the place, when you try to tear the bag open with your hands or even your teeth!!:mad:

And the 'resealable' pasta bags that come with the sticky label. Instead of using it to reseal the bag you end up using it to try and patch the massive rip all down the side of the bag :mad:

Wayne Jarvis

maudgonner wrote: »

Fair play, and I know it can be done - but that's totally not the point. The point is that Leo Varadkar and his government are tone deaf to the fact that people other than couples deserve to be able to buy their own homes. It suits the government to have two-income households be the yardstick by which everything is measured, and if you're not a two-income household, then tough.

Yeah I agree on that. It's worse than tone deaf imo, they don't care at all.

Seanachai

People that mumble on the phone and then get thick when you ask them to repeat themselves

Wayne Jarvis

TA at dog walkers who stand on one side of a path, have the dog lead extending across the middle, have the dog on the other side of the path and won't move themselves or the dog out of the way to allow other people to pass them.

GBX

School kids on public transport with no awareness of their bags bouncing off people.

colm_mcm

mikemac2 wrote: »

I lent €5 to a guy in work and still no mention of paying me back despite asking a few times

Maybe I’m the fool for being trusting in the first place

It was a cheap enough lesson!

MuffinTop86

GBX wrote: »

School kids on public transport with no awareness of their bags bouncing off people.

People (usually tourists) who wear their backpacks in busy pubs. Take it off ffs nobody wants to run away with your hiking boots.

Blitzkrieger

I've two related ones.

I asked for a white chocolate éclair but the guy gave me a regular éclair and I didn't notice until I opened the box. Such a 1st world problem - I got the wrong sort of chocolate on my cream bun! My browser even puts the accent on the e for me.....

While eating it a bit of chocolate fell on my office chair. I didn't want chocolate on the back of my pants, so I stood up to look for it. I couldn't find it but brushed off the chair anyway. Somehow still ended up with chocolate on my pants!

eisenberg1

Your Face wrote: »

The wind is being unpredictable today.

Did you have beans for lunch?

Dtp1979

The amount of lads sitting down as pregnant women stand in a waiting room of the hospital, totally unaware (you’d hope), that they’re being selfish assholes.

gifted

Dtp1979 wrote: »

The amount of lads sitting down as pregnant women stand in a waiting room of the hospital, totally unaware (you’d hope), that they’re being selfish assholes.

Be half afraid nowadays to offer a seat to a woman in case you'd be called a sexist pig....

Dtp1979

gifted wrote: »

Be half afraid nowadays to offer a seat to a woman in case you'd be called a sexist pig....

Just don’t call her sweetheart when you offer her your seat

dubstarr

Got blinds for the windows last year.We have had a problem for months and finally they came out to day.The minute he walked in,it was all attitude.Didnt even look at the blinds before he said we had them over a year.

JUst a bad attitude,he will ring me tomorrow about getting them fixed.So annoyed with them.When they are fixed im going on SM and lashing out their customer service.Or lack of.

Ifevera wiztherewas

gifted wrote:

Be half afraid nowadays to offer a seat to a woman in case you'd be called a sexist pig....

Hey there's no need for that kind of talk now. Get the hell out of here you misogynist!!! :pac:

gifted

Dtp1979 wrote: »

Just don’t call her sweetheart when you offer her your seat

Any man that calls a woman sweetheart deserves a slap never mind been called a sexist pig lol lol

Kitty6277

Diesel going up in the budget. Expected yes, but still annoying.

partyguinness

Dtp1979 wrote: »

The amount of lads sitting down as pregnant women stand in a waiting room of the hospital, totally unaware (you’d hope), that they’re being selfish assholes.

I pulled up a dickhead up on that a few years in a maternity clinic. Waiting with pregnant wife and this dickhead was actually slouched across two seats and a pregnant women came in. He didnt even look up but he knew well she was standing there.

After a minute or so, I tapped him on the shoulder and signaled for him to move his ass. He did reluctantly.

I am more annoyed that nobody else would have said anything if was not there.

Why did you not say anything?

iamwhoiam

partyguinness wrote: »

I pulled an dickhead up on that a few years in a maternity clinic. Waiting with pregnant wife and this dickhead was actually slouched across two seats and a pregnant women came in. He didnt even look up but he knew well she was standing there.

After a minute or so, I tapped him on the shoulder and signaled for him to move his ass. He did reluctantly.

I am more annoyed that nobody else would have said anything if was not there.

Every so often the nurses in the Coombe clinic come out and announce that any man sitting should stand up and allow their patients sit .I have actually seen women in early pregnancy stand for women who are further on before some men stood

iamwhoiam

gifted wrote: »

Be half afraid nowadays to offer a seat to a woman in case you'd be called a sexist pig....

Just offer the seat anyway as most women appreciate it and those who dont can lump it

partyguinness

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Just offer the seat anyway as most women appreciate it and those who dont can lump it

I am happy to offer a seat to an elderly person, pregnant lady, disabled or maybe an harassed mother with shopping and kids hanging off her but that is it.


Like foook I am offering up a seat to a women just because she is a woman. Why should I?

iamwhoiam

partyguinness wrote: »

I am happy to offer a seat to an elderly person, pregnant lady, disabled or maybe an harassed mother with shopping and kids hanging off her but that is it.


Like foook I am offering up a seat to a women just because she is a woman. Why should I?

The poster I answered was discussing a post about pregnant women

dubstarr

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Every so often the nurses in the Coombe clinic come out and announce that any man sitting should stand up and allow their patients sit .I have actually seen women in early pregnancy stand for women who are further on before some men stood

When i was in the Rotunda the nurses used to do this.Isnt it awful people have to be shamed in giving up their seats.

Rubberlegs

Childproof packaging that is also Rubberlegs proof

Your Face

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Did you have beans for lunch?

Did you?