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Trivial things that annoy you intensely. (Part 3)

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    Eddie BadgerEddie Badger Posts: 6,005
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    People who post really stupid, obscure comments on FB and think it's witty. For example, I mentioned I'd been to a local open air concert and my cousin posted "So there wont be any newspapers there LOL :)" I asked what he meant and was told to get a sense of humour if I can't take a joke! He does that all the time, posts bizzare comments and then gets angry when people haven't a clue what he's on about.
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    silversoxsilversox Posts: 5,204
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    wampa1 wrote: »
    Speaking of radio shows, people who ring in and go "Can I please request that ubiquitous pop song that every station is playing all the time anyway?"

    Just heard a message on the Steve Wright show - "Tell him I love him to the moon and back" WTF? :o
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    grimtales1grimtales1 Posts: 46,695
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    barbeler wrote: »
    Religion. I'm getting sick to death of these stupid people causing misery and killing in the name of a fantasy.

    A very valid thing to be annoyed about. Extremists and idiots blowing themselves up and causing pain and suffering is certainly not trivial >:(
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    supertalksupertalk Posts: 948
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    Okay Google
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    AetnlaAetnla Posts: 565
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    Facebook connecting FOREVER when I click log out and doesn't get any further no matter how long I wait. This drives me INSANE
    supertalk wrote: »
    Okay Google

    And any other voice-activated personal assistant. I can't stand talking to machines. It's annoying seeing these advertised all the time.
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    Dalekbuster523Dalekbuster523 Posts: 4,596
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    The way my Mum helps me with things such as studying when I'd rather make my own independent decisions. She cares too much.
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    pugamopugamo Posts: 18,039
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    silversox wrote: »
    Just heard a message on the Steve Wright show - "Tell him I love him to the moon and back" WTF? :o

    Oh that's a trendy thing at the minute, you will see that on handmade pictures, jewellery etc at craft fairs. Sickeningly sweet, isn't it?
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    wampa1wampa1 Posts: 2,997
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    Aetnla wrote: »
    And any other voice-activated personal assistant. I can't stand talking to machines. It's annoying seeing these advertised all the time.
    Yeah, they're so cringeworthy. Also, why are we encouraging noise? Buttons are nice and quiet. Imagine living in a place with thin walls and hearing next door always going "XBOX ON!" "OKAY GOOGLE..."
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    Andy2Andy2 Posts: 11,951
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    Motor scooters. Or at least the ones owned by a group of young ar$eholes just along the road. It wouldn't be so bad if they'd just kick them up an ride off, but for some reason they have to sit there revving the tockers off them (rrrraaammm pam pam popop pop, RRRRRAMMMM popop pop etc) for about 10 minutes before they set off. And of course the street fills with grey smoke. Cocky little latter-day mod-a-likes.
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    killjoykilljoy Posts: 7,921
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    Right, we were never like that were we :)
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    IJoinedInMayIJoinedInMay Posts: 26,324
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    That the usage of the word "Prosecco" has seemingly grown exponentially recently and I don't know what it means or why it's become such a buzz word.
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    jjwalesjjwales Posts: 48,586
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    That the usage of the word "Prosecco" has seemingly grown exponentially recently and I don't know what it means or why it's become such a buzz word.

    Same here!
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    wampa1wampa1 Posts: 2,997
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    I asked my brother what to get his girlfriend and he said a bottle of Prosecco would do. I'd never heard of it and had a time finding it in the supermarket. Now it's all over the place.
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    silversox wrote: »
    Just heard a message on the Steve Wright show - "Tell him I love him to the moon and back" WTF? :o

    Anything and everything about that no-talent ****ers show annoys me intensely. I cannot believe he is still in employment.
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    JackappleJackapple Posts: 854
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    Bureaucracy, red tape, clauses, small print, everybody trying to screw as much money out of you as possible. God it makes me sick.
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    Andy2Andy2 Posts: 11,951
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    The slow handclap thing that Wimbledon spectators have started doing in yecent years. Is it a 'why are we waiting' type of thing or what? I think it's damned disrepectful.
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    EStaffs90EStaffs90 Posts: 13,722
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    The fact that, apparently, it's too difficult for people to imagine a pair of glasses on the picture of myself on my work ID badge (I didn't need them when I started working where I do), meaning that I had to get a new one done today. At least it was free.
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    zwixxxzwixxx Posts: 10,295
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    To shutdown my laptop I click shutdown and it shuts down.
    To shutdown my pc I must click turnofcomputer then click shutdown, then it shuts down.

    When using the pc I'm forever just doing the first part, forgetting about the 2nd part, then coming back a couple of hours later to find it still up'n running and eating electricity. Damn that 2nd step, damn it to hell. :(
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    Phil_SheridanPhil_Sheridan Posts: 354
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    That the usage of the word "Prosecco" has seemingly grown exponentially recently and I don't know what it means or why it's become such a buzz word.

    Where have you been living, on the Moon?
    jjwales wrote: »
    Same here!

    To quote J. McEnroe, you cannot be serious.
    wampa1 wrote: »
    I asked my brother what to get his girlfriend and he said a bottle of Prosecco would do. I'd never heard of it and had a time finding it in the supermarket. Now it's all over the place.

    In quite a lot of restaurants down here, (London), they'll give you a free glass of Prosecco if you order a minimum of two courses at dinner.
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    degsyhufcdegsyhufc Posts: 59,251
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    Mopeds or high pitched motorcycles that sound like chainsaws.

    You're in bed trying to get back to sleep and in the distance hear one and just know for the next several minutes you're going to hear it get louder and louder as it crawls it's way up the road and past your house
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    Jasper92Jasper92 Posts: 1,302
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    Lenny Henry's snoring in the Premier Inn ads.

    I vow to only ever use Travelodge from now on. Or, if I feel like treating myself, possibly the Marriot or Radisson.
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    ArtymagsArtymags Posts: 18,136
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    People who say "I was like...." for "I said...".
    :confused:
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    IJoinedInMayIJoinedInMay Posts: 26,324
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    Where have you been living, on the Moon?



    To quote J. McEnroe, you cannot be serious.



    In quite a lot of restaurants down here, (London), they'll give you a free glass of Prosecco if you order a minimum of two courses at dinner.

    No, I'm on Planet Teetotal though.
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    WolfsheadishWolfsheadish Posts: 10,400
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    I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but I'm hearing and seeing it so much lately (including on these forums) that I'll just have to keep moaning about it until it stops!

    It's people who say "floor" when they mean "ground". The ground is outside and the floor is, for instance, inside a room. I used to think it was a northern thing but I hear it all the time now. So irritating. :(
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    Eddie BadgerEddie Badger Posts: 6,005
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    EStaffs90 wrote: »
    The fact that, apparently, it's too difficult for people to imagine a pair of glasses on the picture of myself on my work ID badge (I didn't need them when I started working where I do), meaning that I had to get a new one done today. At least it was free.

    Do you work for the Daily Planet? They seem to have problems recognising a colleague when he isn't wearing his glasses :D
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