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Trivial things that annoy you intensely. (Part 3)
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Leewich
16-06-2016
The word 'poop'. It just sounds so childish.
zwixxx
17-06-2016
that one time you didn't use the get-a-signature option when sending a parcel being the one time a parcel doesn't arrive.
Miss XYZ
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by degsyhufc:
“The phrase "Shut the front door!" used instead of "Shut the **** up!"
They use it in the US because of the harsh censors, even on late night shows but now UK people are using it on telly even in late night adult shows. It just sounds stupid, especially coming from an adult.”

Oh God yes, completely agree! I keep hearing it said on TV and it drives me mad.
tartan-belle
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by elliecat:
“That I can't sell myself in interviews. I had one this morning and they got back to me saying that I don't sell myself enough because I have a really impressive cv I just cant communicate all that in interviews as I lack confidence and suffer nerves. The lady did suggest that we get together over coffee and she will give me feedback and some tips.”

Aw, I know how hard it is - am job hunting myself. I hope you take her up on her offer - it sounds like she sees something in you and wants to help
Tiger Rag
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by degsyhufc:
“The phrase "Shut the front door!" used instead of "Shut the **** up!"
They use it in the US because of the harsh censors, even on late night shows but now UK people are using it on telly even in late night adult shows. It just sounds stupid, especially coming from an adult.”

never heard that Most people I know say "shut the hell up" instead.
kiviraat
17-06-2016
The beautiful weather just had to turn cold, wet and windy now that I have a few days off. So much for going on a nice long hike
Tiger Rag
17-06-2016
Trying to sleep and getting woken up by a spammy phone call. urgh. Please piss off.
Jackapple
17-06-2016
idiots who go jogging on pavements or roads.
Tiger Rag
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by Jackapple:
“idiots who go jogging on pavements or roads.”

Where else are we meant to jog / run? We have as much right to be there as everyone.
treefr0g
17-06-2016
Sitting in a traffic jam on the motorway for 10 minutes doing 0mph and seeing a flashing '40’ sign.
Rosebuddy
17-06-2016
Don't know why replacing a swear word with a another word is grinding the teeth of many.

Would you not rather hear your 7 year old or your Gran say "Get To France" rather than the real phrase ?
EStaffs90
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by treefr0g:
“Sitting in a traffic jam on the motorway for 10 minutes doing 0mph and seeing a flashing '40’ sign.”

Or the signs saying "Warning, queue ahead" when you're in stationary traffic.

Also, the fact that I had a witty response for the "12 workers hospitalized after chemical spill at the Wonka Factory" thread but I couldn't remember what it was after reading a different post.
CaptainObvious_
17-06-2016
Having no phone anymore I had the perfect phone- a stylish blackberry-like semi-smart phone with a keypad that fitted nicely in my pocket and didn't mind a few knocks and tumbles.

I can't find another one like it

All the phones I see in the shops are a bit big and touch screen (although I'm fine with my tablet being touch screen so I am not as dead against this as I was)
Jasper92
17-06-2016
Originally Posted by EStaffs90:
“Or the signs saying "Warning, queue ahead" when you're in stationary traffic.

Also, the fact that I had a witty response for the "12 workers hospitalized after chemical spill at the Wonka Factory" thread but I couldn't remember what it was after reading a different post.”

Might it have been something to do with the film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?
silversox
17-06-2016
Email addresses - why on earth do people have such elaborate/odd email addresses?. At work, I have to enter all customers' info and its so important to get the spelling right and the dot in the right place. Most times I get them right, except for one which had double underscore between the first and second name. Huh? 😬
silversox
17-06-2016
Bare feet - I don't know why but I just can't stand them. You see people on the sofa with bare feet, usually picking st them. Yuk. They're ok on the beach and in bed but no where else.😬
Finny Skeleta
18-06-2016
Originally Posted by Rosebuddy:
“Don't know why replacing a swear word with a another word is grinding the teeth of many.

Would you not rather hear your 7 year old or your Gran say "Get To France" rather than the real phrase ?”

Fupp off you fupping backstard!
realwales
18-06-2016
I will tolerate football results and goals at the end of news bulletins. However, I cannot stand it when it's much higher up the running order, and also when they waste time vox popping fat, drunk slobs outside pubs to ask them what they thought of the match. Honestly, who cares what they think? It's an easy, lazy way to fill up news bulletins.
davads
18-06-2016
Originally Posted by silversox:
“Email addresses - why on earth do people have such elaborate/odd email addresses?. At work, I have to enter all customers' info and its so important to get the spelling right and the dot in the right place. Most times I get them right, except for one which had double underscore between the first and second name. Huh? 😬”

I think it's probably forgivable if the person has a really common name where the "obvious" rendition of it isn't going to be available, but I bet that wasn't the case in your example.

Maybe it's people who aren't very IT-literate, and they think e-mail addresses are like passwords and meant to be "unfathomable"...
davads
18-06-2016
Originally Posted by Tiger Rag:
“never heard that Most people I know say "shut the hell up" instead.”

I've heard it as shut the back door as well. I think from Alesha Dixon on Britain's Got Talent. Maybe it's some sort of "street" slang (daddio).
5hane
18-06-2016
Yeah I know right
LakieLady
18-06-2016
Coming back late in the evening from a 10-day camping trip and finding the nearest parking space is 250 yards away.

I'm simply too bloody knackered to ferry all the gear along the road, so it's going to have to sit in the car until whoever's parked outside our house moves their car.
Ashenden
18-06-2016
When the list of credits you are waiting for in order to identify an actor, shrink to an unreadable size on a corner of the screen to accommodate some crappy advert for a future programme.
alycidon
18-06-2016
Originally Posted by Ashenden:
“When the list of credits you are waiting for in order to identify an actor, shrink to an unreadable size on a corner of the screen to accommodate some crappy advert for a future programme.”

Yes, I so agree with you. It's an insult to the viewer, and to the actors involved. What is the point of showing credits if they are too minimalised to be read.

OK, I can get on the tablet and find a complete list of everyone, but that is not the point, is it?
goldberry1
18-06-2016
Originally Posted by Ashenden:
“When the list of credits you are waiting for in order to identify an actor, shrink to an unreadable size on a corner of the screen to accommodate some crappy advert for a future programme.”

Yes also if you want to see the locations or just listen to the music at the end or see when something was made etc
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