I'm sure I used almost exactly those same words about six months ago.


I'm sorry but that's simply going too far. I absolutely refuse to believe that's remotely possible.

Due to the small size and layout of my bedroom, access to my mains electric socket can only be reached by sticking your hand down the gap between the end of the bed and the room, which unfortunately also seems to be a favourite resting place of spiders.

yes*

When I go to the ladies, I try to fix my make up and see people behind me in the mirror reflection going into cubicles, then I expect them to use the sinks but they don't It's gross

*joking

I know the feeling. The worst are the ones that know from the off that you are interested in a relationship. They are aware of this, you hang out and have great chemistry but then the dreaded 'I am afraid of commitment' line comes out (from them) and ruins it all.

It's like them saying 'yeah you're cute but not good enough for relationship material' which is how I read it,rather than them being 'afraid' or some BS.

*Anyway I'm not gonna go serious with anyone atm but on a positive note, I know a guy who digs me and he is gorgeous,looks like a male model (I swear) , finally I have a stroke of luck
* Something positive to counterbalance my many moanings in this thread

Coming across something on eBay, going for a right nice price and it looks like only a few others have spotted. Getting all excited at snapping up this bargain. Returning a few days later only to find its price has skyrocketed, views have jumped considerably and you wave goodbye as your yay-feeling vanishes........... darn it.

People who complain about game features that are optional.(eg fast travel, quick save).
Why complain about something you don't have to use?.

The word 'pleasure' used as a verb.
The word 'fondle'.
People sending me mobile website links when I only ever use my laptop to access the internet.

Just leave a short extension lead plugged into it and then no more stretching.

The fact The Telegraph now forces me to disable my ad blocker to read its articles. The big problem is the intrusive ads cause Firefox to freeze so that means I am now having to use Internet Explorer for The Telegraph. The animated ads also use lots of CPU and cause my laptop fan to run at full power. I really think ads that waste lots of CPU power should be banned because it's contributing towards global warming so is bad for our planet. They waste electricity.

The Telegraph's now doing that?? Geez - every sodding site we look at we be doing it soon, then (including DS). I do hope AdBlock will come up with a way around it. I can't be doing with the lag-lag-lag of sites that use ads. Or maybe those sites will be forced to display ads that don't use huge amounts of CPU?

Easy answer - stop using those sites.

Him having a career is enough but the fact he ripped off that idea from Robert Llywellyn who was carpooling for years in an excellent podcast interview series is most frustrating

That annoys me too!
All that poncing about for a cup of tea, STFU

I had a colleague who did that every morning. We told him numerous times that it just felt hot because he'd just come in, and once he'd been sitting in the office for a while he wouldn't feel so hit, but he took no notice.

He was as awkward as sin in many ways!

The Belfast Telegraph now thinks it is cool to embed random video clips between the paragraphs of articles, sometimes they are in poor taste when the clip is an ad for a fast car and the article is about a road death. These clips make everything grind to a halt and you can't scroll down. Bloody infuriating

Scenario: Pizza is in the oven. Check pizza only to see that it's still slightly undercooked. Decide to give it another minute. Check after a minute. Burnt to a crisp

On Final Score, the guy that gives the Div1 Div2 Live updates ... the way his head goes back and his eyes close all the time!

Noisy eaters drive me mad. There's nothing worse than being on a long train journey stuck next to someone with a cold who is eating and trying to breathe at the same time. Yuk, it's disgusting. It's a sure fire way to get on my nerves.
The other thing that irritates me are stupid unbelievable plots in films and rubbish soap actors like Antony Cotton and Letitia Dean. However...I love Hollyoaks which is so trashy but absolutely brilliant!

Me too. It always happens when I do pizza. I look at it and think the cheese isn't melted enough then a few minutes later it's totally dark brown and inedible.

There's a guy who parks his motorbike outside my window and leaves the engine running for a full 5 minutes every single evening. It's so loud I have to turn the TV up. He drives me mad. If there wasn't so much CCTV where I live I'd have ahem done something to the bike by now...

Today's snow - not enough to sledge, build a snow man etc, but enough to be awkward on untreated roads.

People who don't or can't drive and won't learn. The're all sanctimonious about it, going on about the environment and how they can get public transport anywhere they like while always accepting a lift whenever they can get it.

It annoys me when I have to place the pizza directly onto the oven shelf (not on a baking tray) making it difficult to get out

Sky sports. Just had five minutes of adverts, teams have just walked out and now there's another advert.

The way that the world and it's wife seems to be an agent for some make up/beauty company lately. The way they're advertising it and adding me to groups on Facebook about it when I have no interest. The testimonials from 'customers' - "Oh it's so amazing!!", "Can't believe how great it is" etc. If it's so good, why isn't it in shops? Why are these people with good jobs doing this?? It's not going to make you a millionaire! Does anyone buy it? I'd never buy make up that wasn't available in shops, I need to look at and touch it.