Things Cat Trialvilly Annoy You (part whatever) *MOD WARNING IN OP*

IAMAMORON

I cannot stand it when I wave at someone on the street and they fail to acknowledge me?

I mean , what planet are they living on?

No one is ever that busy?

Engage more people, it is for free and people are the best thing the planet has produced ( after cauliflower and dry cider ).

Brendan Bendar

Antares35 wrote: »

Why is it that in films, they always have to show graphic scenes of the main characters brushing their teeth? They almost always show someone with a gob full of saliva/ foamy toothpaste, which we then have to watch them spit into the sink and not even rinse away. Why do we need to see this? They don't show them taking a dump, or bringing out the bin, or cleaning up cat vomit, or any of the other mundane shíteology that plagues our daily lives.

The don’t give their cats milk which makes the cat sick.

Can’t help u on the other issues.

Pawwed Rig

Antares35 wrote: »

They don't show them taking a dump

That was one of my biggest issues with 24. Kiefer goes a full 24 hours without grabbing his phone and heading into the loo for half an hour. Probably would have been fairly boring episode to be fair.

Antares35

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

The don’t give their cats milk which makes the cat sick.

Can’t help u on the other issues.

I don't give my cats milk

TA people making stupid assumptions. I didn't ask for your help, did I?

Antares35

Bits in marmalade.

wildwillow

Antares35 wrote: »

Bits in marmalade.

Can't help laughing at this. Surely bits are the point in that they are the oranges.
Used to get "bit free" for my grandson but now he appreciates the orange peel.

Sorry if I've offended you.

Antares35

wildwillow wrote: »

Can't help laughing at this. Surely bits are the point in that they are the oranges.
Used to get "bit free" for my grandson but now he appreciates the orange peel.

Sorry if I've offended you.

Why would it offend me? The bits aren't the flavour at all, Superfluous pieces masquerading as fruit more like.

dubstarr

My earphones snapped off in my laptop.
And now i cant use it for listening to music.

the purple tin

Kids who every year when they open your present to them (which you put a bit of thought into, thank you very much) make a face of undisguised disgust when they see what's inside.

Now I know a little chisler can't really help it-they are very expressive and show their emotions but when the child is older and getting to an age when they should know to put on a fake grin and at least pretend to like it if only to be polite, but don't, that is what TAs me.

the purple tin

Christmas day is great but today is always crap and an anti-climax, like the inevitable hangover after the fun night out.

Antares35

the purple tin wrote: »

Christmas day is great but today is always crap and an anti-climax, like the inevitable hangover after the fun night out.

Agree. Even as a child, I always felt a sort of fog descend at around 2pm Christmas day. When all the excitement etc is over. Always much preferred Christmas Eve.

TA we have a slate off the roof because of the storm.

PsychoPete

the purple tin wrote: »

Christmas day is great but today is always crap and an anti-climax, like the inevitable hangover after the fun night out.

Feels like a weekend of Sundays

dubstarr

the purple tin wrote: »

Christmas day is great but today is always crap and an anti-climax, like the inevitable hangover after the fun night out.

I much prefer today,the kids have calmed down.And theres really no stress.

Antares35

We were only barely a few hours into Christmas day, when someone posted on Facebook "does anyone know if the sales are going ahead?". Give it a rest, do the poor retail staff not deserve a bit of downtime?

Also TA preachy, unsolicited advice in any form.

the beer revolu

Antares35 wrote: »

Also TA preachy, unsolicited advice in any form.

You really should learn to ignore such things.

Antares35

Antares35 wrote: »

Also TA preachy, unsolicited advice in any form.

A problem on YouTube from those with shi+ty little channels with no videos of their own with some grotty wallpaper background.
And if such YouTube channel is reported and closed down, the same channel owner simply sets up again 5 minutes later on a different alias.

New Home

the beer revolu wrote: »

You really should learn to ignore such things.

I see what you did, there.

Antares35

the beer revolu wrote: »

You really should learn to ignore such things.

the purple tin

Why is there no option like caps lock to capitalise the first letter of every word?

TA Microsoft and Bill Gates, they cornered the market in personal computers and then did the absolute minimum for years, no big innovations to speak of and held back computers for ages. :mad:

RMAOK

TA for the way certain media people pronounce Galway

New Home

the purple tin wrote: »

Why is there no option like caps lock to capitalise the first letter of every word?

TA Microsoft and Bill Gates, they cornered the market in personal computers and then did the absolute minimum for years, no big innovations to speak of and held back computers for ages. :mad:

Highlight the text, then press SHIFT+F3 repeatedly until the first letter of each word is capitalised. It switches from all uppercase, to all lowercase, to only the first letter capitalised. Only works in Windows programmes, AFAIK. Sometimes to get it to work you have to select starting from the second word of the sentence.

ohnonotgmail

the purple tin wrote: »

Why is there no option like caps lock to capitalise the first letter of every word?

TA Microsoft and Bill Gates, they cornered the market in personal computers and then did the absolute minimum for years, no big innovations to speak of and held back computers for ages. :mad:

They do have that option in MS Word.

the purple tin

New Home wrote: »

Highlight the text, then press SHIFT+F3 repeatedly until the first letter of each word is capitalised. It switches from all uppercase, to all lowercase, to only the first letter capitalised. Only works in Windows programmes, AFAIK. Sometimes to get it to work you have to select starting from the second word of the sentence.

Can you not do it on here somehow?

New Home

No, I guess not. But you could do it in Word, then copy and paste it.

Alf Veedersane

the purple tin wrote: »

Why is there no option like caps lock to capitalise the first letter of every word?

TA Microsoft and Bill Gates, they cornered the market in personal computers and then did the absolute minimum for years, no big innovations to speak of and held back computers for ages. :mad:

Jaysus....Bill can't catch a break these days what with his evil plans to chip is all via vaccines and now this

Dial Hard

Two day hangovers. Especially when Christmas Day wasn't even a heavy one.

My dog being a needy Nora.

Boredom.

Cabin fever.

My dad's obsession with quiz and game shows.

The fact that Disney+ isn't compatible with my parents' smart TV.

the purple tin

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Jaysus....Bill can't catch a break these days what with his evil plans to chip is all via vaccines and now this

And he's a whiny little piss-ant. And he talks like Kermit The Frog.

And look what he did to Homer Simpsons' new start-up :mad:

PsychoPete

Had too much Chinese food, I've been on this planet nearly 28 years now and I still don't know when to stop eating

EmmetSpiceland

When the chocolate doesn’t break off in a line.

Tauriel

PsychoPete wrote: »

Had too much Chinese food, I've been on this planet nearly 28 years now and I still don't know when to stop eating

Same here, had Chinese tonight and dreading going to bed as I can't shift that full feeling. Why does it have to taste so nice?