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Trivial things that annoy you intensely. (Part 3)
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Patti-Ann
10-10-2016
Trying to open those small sachets of sauce or mayonnaise
Eddie Badger
10-10-2016
Originally Posted by Lamin_Ator:
“Dung funnel spider”

And if it bites you nobody is going to suck the poison out.
5hane
10-10-2016
Originally Posted by Lamin_Ator:
“Dung funnel spider”

I can't view those links if I plan on sleeping tonight
5hane
10-10-2016
Blue bath towels
CaptainObvious_
10-10-2016
When someone gives you that withering 'don't be so stupid' look.

Especially when you can't work out what was so stupid about it.

I mull over things and this just drives me nuts
bbclassics
10-10-2016
Wanted to mention that guys also do that stupid animal face/bunny ears edit picture thing too. I don't get it either.

My irritation is someone in the house cooks smoked kippers - they are the most foul smelling thing ever. Yuck and the smell hangs around.
jra
11-10-2016
'If the fun stops, stop', referring to gambling.

It's no fun gambling, only if you win.
jra
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Patti-Ann:
“Trying to open those small sachets of sauce or mayonnaise ”

Tricky packaging in general, e.g. CDs and DVDs.
Zeropoint1
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by jra:
“'If the fun stops, stop', referring to gambling.

It's no fun gambling, only if you win.”

They should probably add that one to alcohol too
Rich_L
11-10-2016
The voice of the continuenty announcer on Good Food HD on Sky channel 133...
Tiger Rag
11-10-2016
Being colourblind is becoming a right pain in the arse.

Can we please go back to the days when we didn't have these strange coloured cars? My mum's had her car for over a year and I still can't work out what colour it is. Dad has a new car and I can't work that one out either.

I've taken to having to remember certain peoples' number plates. The only exception being my sister's car - no-one else seems to have such an ugly car.
biscuitfactory
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by EStaffs90:
“Here you go.”


Fair enough. I'll make an exception in his case.
But he's not the only one who does it and I WILL NOT make an exception for anyone else
Paul_DNAP
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by jra:
“'If the fun stops, stop', referring to gambling.

It's no fun gambling, only if you win.”

That's an attitude I took to the national lottery. I paid my £1 for the first draw, watched the telly, matched no numbers and felt massively robbed, having had no fun and no reward for my pound, and decided that there were much better and more enjoyable uses for my quid and never played it again.
JasonWatkins
11-10-2016
When you're waiting for a bus and someone else is there as well and the bus arrives, so you step to one side to allow the people on board to actually get off.

The person who's waiting there as well, usually on a mobile, seems to take this as a sign you're stepping aside to allow them on first and either gets on or steps forward to get on and only then actually looks up to see that someone else is getting off.

Happened yesterday and i actually put my arm out in front of this woman who was trying to get on and she still didn't really know what was going on.
Soundbox
11-10-2016
People who start threads or online articles like

You won't believe what I saw....

or

"Yesterday at the station...."

so you have to click to read and when you do you realise that it wasn't worth clicking on or could have been written in full. So when I see this 'clickbait' I know its going to be a dull read and move on.
sadmuppet
11-10-2016
Colds.

Why does something so minor make you feel like absolute crap???
Soundbox
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by sadmuppet:
“Colds.

Why does something so minor make you feel like absolute crap??? ”

They are not minor though - even though we trivialise them. Your body is being invaded by something that is swarming and multiplying and you are waging war with it. If they were large enough to see people would be horrified - they would be oozing out of your nose and mouth and splattering on the floor and writhing, looking for another host.
sadmuppet
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Soundbox:
“They are not minor though - even though we trivialise them. Your body is being invaded by something that is swarming and multiplying and you are waging war with it. If they were large enough to see people would be horrified - they would be oozing out of your nose and mouth and splattering on the floor and writhing, looking for another host.”

Thanks for that - makes me feel a lot better!!!
barbeler
11-10-2016
The impossibility of being able to get to the bottom of a Facebook timeline. Don't mention holding the space bar, because it's no quicker than holding Page Down.
Phoebica
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by seventhwave:
“People taking huge wheeled suitcases onto busy commuter trains during rush hour. I'm surprised there isn't a restriction on this - a lot of trains ban bikes during rush hour, but the really big suitcases can take up as much space as 1-2 standing passengers”

You think people do this just for a laugh? Most of the time it's obviously because they're going on holiday. What do you want them to do? Miss their flight?! Or if they've just arrived back, should they hang out at the airport for a couple of hours until you deem the train to be empty enough for them to be allowed to go home?!

Many things on public transport annoy me, but things that can't be helped aren't one of them.
Eagle9a
11-10-2016
When "diversion" signs suddenly disappear after you have been directed off a major route, are now somewhere surrounded by fields and arrive at a four way junction, all roads off lead to places you have never heard of and NO BLOODY DIVERTED TRAFFIC SIGN!
Zeropoint1
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Soundbox:
“They are not minor though - even though we trivialise them. Your body is being invaded by something that is swarming and multiplying and you are waging war with it. If they were large enough to see people would be horrified - they would be oozing out of your nose and mouth and splattering on the floor and writhing, looking for another host.”

Ooh, that sounds cool! I've had a horrible cold for over a week, but my love of 50's sci-fi 'b' movies means I would love to see what is happening!
Zeropoint1
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by Eagle9a:
“When "diversion" signs suddenly disappear after you have been directed off a major route, are now somewhere surrounded by fields and arrive at a four way junction, all roads off which lead to places you have never heard of and NO BLOODY DIVERSION SIGN!”

They did this recently on my drive to work. The main road was closed and dirverted but they didn't even give notice that the road ahead was closed until you were over the brow of the hill and it was too late to take another route.

The diversion was posted for so long until the signs suddenly stopped in the middle of the country side with no clue where to go next! Fortunately I noticed a church on a hill several miles away that was roughly in the right area. I would hate to see how a non local would have gone on.
mrsgrumpy49
11-10-2016
I've said this before (though no doubt I'll keep saying it as it keeps annoying me ).
This morning I returned to a still near empty car park and there was a vehicle snuggled up so close, I could barely open my car door and practically needed to limbo dance to get back in. Why? Why do people do this?
Time to make some more 'Was your car feeling lonely?' leaflets...
Lamin_Ator
11-10-2016
Originally Posted by 5hane:
“Blue bath towels”

Especially when they leave little bits of fluff all over your body.

Also. People 'dumping' vehicles in my car park. Not necessarily in my spaces, but it's annoying enough.
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