My trivial irritation is when I open the ketchup bottle and that gross tomato juice falls out on the plate.
If you shake the bottle before you open it you shouldn't get the juice. I hate that stuff too.
It looks like I'm going to be sitting opposite the most annoying person the office from next week onwards I already sat opposite the last person everyone found annoying, I think I've paid my dues by now
When I park in a totally empty car park and someone goes and parks RIGHT next to me, and I have to get the back door open to plug a three year old into her car seat >:(
Lollipop ladies/men at pedestrian traffic lights, why?
When I park in a totally empty car park and someone goes and parks RIGHT next to me, and I have to get the back door open to plug a three year old into her car seat >:(
Lollipop ladies/men at pedestrian traffic lights, why?:confused:
To stop kids from running into the road on a green light.When I was a kid we had Tufty, Darth Vader or Alvin Stardust to stop us but they are all dead now.
To stop kids from running into the road on a green light.When I was a kid we had Tufty, Darth Vader or Alvin Stardust to stop us but they are all dead now.
It seems all the 'don't get run over' adverts have been replaced by 'get loads of free cash if you get run over' ads instead.
I installed the piece of rubbish yesterday just for the sake of one particularly awkward file and then uninstalled it a few hours later.
Just now I went to open some wavs that I was working on yesterday only to find that iTunes had unilaterally decided to move all four of them to its own directory without telling me.
A directory that I deleted when I uninstalled iTunes last night.
Poxy, jumped-up little shit, useless arse of a program it is.
To stop kids from running into the road on a green light.When I was a kid we had Tufty, Darth Vader or Alvin Stardust to stop us but they are all dead now.
-Things that are unjust
-How these days I go to sleep freezing cold and wake up covered in sweat
-Moths cus they get everywhere
-Having to go on really long train journeys, the worst is when there are no seats left
You'd think they would be less disruptive by now, given that we are in 2014, but I'm using Windows 8 on a new laptop and the updates ALWAYS cause me grief when installing. I also hate it when the updates force themselves upon me when I'm shutting the computer down for the night, so I have to wait that little bit longer. Why are Microsoft so scared of letting the user be in charge?
I installed the piece of rubbish yesterday just for the sake of one particularly awkward file and then uninstalled it a few hours later.
Just now I went to open some wavs that I was working on yesterday only to find that iTunes had unilaterally decided to move all four of them to its own directory without telling me.
A directory that I deleted when I uninstalled iTunes last night.
Poxy, jumped-up little shit, useless arse of a program it is.
I won't let iTunes anywhere near any device I have but Windows Media Player isn't much better, insisting on "organising" all your files into nonsensical "libraries", so that you can't find anything.
I've ensured that WinAmp is the default program for opening all music files, but I can't find a replacement for the massively useless music player that came with my Nokia Lumia 520.
I won't let iTunes anywhere near any device I have but Windows Media Player isn't much better, insisting on "organising" all your files into nonsensical "libraries", so that you can't find anything.
I've ensured that WinAmp is the default program for opening all music files, but I can't find a replacement for the massively useless music player that came with my Nokia Lumia 520.
I'm still using Winamp too. Some people laugh at me for using an such an archaic program but it's great. It does everything I want it to do exactly how and when I want to do it...and nothing else. It makes no decisions based on what it things I should want; if I select or deselect an option it realises that I want it that way FOREVER...it doesn't think "he's had that option turned off for a while now but doesn't he know that it's a great option? I'll be helpful and turn it back on for him".
The problem is that's great on my PC but when it comes to my Macs no one has bothered making any sort of usable music software because of the dominance of iTunes so I'm stuck with it on those computers. Try asking for any advice on any alternative on the net and you just get the Apple mob swarming in telling you that iTunes is the best and that you just need to try it to fall in love with it. No alternative available or necessary.
Before anyone says it, I've tried the Mac version of Winamp and it is a poor imitation of its Windows counterpart.
You'd think they would be less disruptive by now, given that we are in 2014, but I'm using Windows 8 on a new laptop and the updates ALWAYS cause me grief when installing. I also hate it when the updates force themselves upon me when I'm shutting the computer down for the night, so I have to wait that little bit longer. Why are Microsoft so scared of letting the user be in charge?
Not sure if it's the same format for Windows 8, as i'm on Vista try, click start menu, click control panel, click security, look for security centre menu & click, turn automatic updating on or off, then there should be a drop down bar with options choosing whether to keep updates automatic, you chose when to install updates ecc.
I installed the piece of rubbish yesterday just for the sake of one particularly awkward file and then uninstalled it a few hours later.
Just now I went to open some wavs that I was working on yesterday only to find that iTunes had unilaterally decided to move all four of them to its own directory without telling me.
A directory that I deleted when I uninstalled iTunes last night.
Poxy, jumped-up little shit, useless arse of a program it is.
.......... AND bl**dy Amazon Cloud Player. I decided to move some tracks across from my music on my PC at work to the cloud player which took hours. Now, Cloud Player has disappeared and all I have is Music Library with empty playlists, wrong genres, no info on the albums and no way of playing anything, like 'play all'. Gggrrrrrrr!
I'm still using Winamp too. Some people laugh at me for using an such an archaic program but it's great. It does everything I want it to do exactly how and when I want to do it...and nothing else. It makes no decisions based on what it things I should want; if I select or deselect an option it realises that I want it that way FOREVER...it doesn't think "he's had that option turned off for a while now but doesn't he know that it's a great option? I'll be helpful and turn it back on for him".
The problem is that's great on my PC but when it comes to my Macs no one has bothered making any sort of usable music software because of the dominance of iTunes so I'm stuck with it on those computers. Try asking for any advice on any alternative on the net and you just get the Apple mob swarming in telling you that iTunes is the best and that you just need to try it to fall in love with it. No alternative available or necessary.
Before anyone says it, I've tried the Mac version of Winamp and it is a poor imitation of its Windows counterpart.
Do people say WinAmp is archaic?
I've used it for years and have the app on my phone with wifi transfers.
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I kept my old S3 when I upgraded to use as an mp3 player. It's brilliant
If you shake the bottle before you open it you shouldn't get the juice. I hate that stuff too.
It looks like I'm going to be sitting opposite the most annoying person the office from next week onwards
Guaranteed to get my back up. As does 'Discuss'.
Lollipop ladies/men at pedestrian traffic lights, why?
To stop kids from running into the road on a green light.When I was a kid we had Tufty, Darth Vader or Alvin Stardust to stop us but they are all dead now.
It seems all the 'don't get run over' adverts have been replaced by 'get loads of free cash if you get run over' ads instead.
I installed the piece of rubbish yesterday just for the sake of one particularly awkward file and then uninstalled it a few hours later.
Just now I went to open some wavs that I was working on yesterday only to find that iTunes had unilaterally decided to move all four of them to its own directory without telling me.
A directory that I deleted when I uninstalled iTunes last night.
Poxy, jumped-up little shit, useless arse of a program it is.
Most with one word replies like "Yes" or "OMG" or "Haha"
Dave Prowse isn't dead. Neither is Alvin Stardust
-How these days I go to sleep freezing cold and wake up covered in sweat
-Moths cus they get everywhere
-Having to go on really long train journeys, the worst is when there are no seats left
You'd think they would be less disruptive by now, given that we are in 2014, but I'm using Windows 8 on a new laptop and the updates ALWAYS cause me grief when installing. I also hate it when the updates force themselves upon me when I'm shutting the computer down for the night, so I have to wait that little bit longer. Why are Microsoft so scared of letting the user be in charge?
OMG are you saying that Tufty IS dead?
I've ensured that WinAmp is the default program for opening all music files, but I can't find a replacement for the massively useless music player that came with my Nokia Lumia 520.
I'm still using Winamp too. Some people laugh at me for using an such an archaic program but it's great. It does everything I want it to do exactly how and when I want to do it...and nothing else. It makes no decisions based on what it things I should want; if I select or deselect an option it realises that I want it that way FOREVER...it doesn't think "he's had that option turned off for a while now but doesn't he know that it's a great option? I'll be helpful and turn it back on for him".
The problem is that's great on my PC but when it comes to my Macs no one has bothered making any sort of usable music software because of the dominance of iTunes so I'm stuck with it on those computers. Try asking for any advice on any alternative on the net and you just get the Apple mob swarming in telling you that iTunes is the best and that you just need to try it to fall in love with it. No alternative available or necessary.
Before anyone says it, I've tried the Mac version of Winamp and it is a poor imitation of its Windows counterpart.
Not sure if it's the same format for Windows 8, as i'm on Vista try, click start menu, click control panel, click security, look for security centre menu & click, turn automatic updating on or off, then there should be a drop down bar with options choosing whether to keep updates automatic, you chose when to install updates ecc.
.......... AND bl**dy Amazon Cloud Player. I decided to move some tracks across from my music on my PC at work to the cloud player which took hours. Now, Cloud Player has disappeared and all I have is Music Library with empty playlists, wrong genres, no info on the albums and no way of playing anything, like 'play all'. Gggrrrrrrr!
I've used it for years and have the app on my phone with wifi transfers.