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Trivial things that annoy you intensely. (Part 3)
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TunnelVision9
13-01-2015
Originally Posted by zwixxx:
“When you have something real important in hand, like say a Sansa Clip mp3 player. You're distracted for just a mo and when you go back for the player you find it's disappeared to godknowswhereland. Crap like this happens to me like every frikkin day. And with it big black it can easily be hiding in plain site, dammit. Bugger!! So I go round each and every room searching for the darn thing (not checked the bathroom but that'll come soon enough), then check again cos maybe I didn't check properly enough the first place......[nope, not in the bathroom]. All I wanted to do was listen to some tunes without bothering the neighbours but that's shot to sht. Bugger ”

I have a sansa clip too, think I spend more time looking for it then listening to music!
Orangemaid
13-01-2015
People in work getting in early...pisses me right off.. her excuses are i live up hills and with this weather its hard to get in as she gets snow etc..other excuse is, will be in early to finish early, other one is got a meeting, next one is might be early cos im popping to Tesco first..blah blah blah
dd68
14-01-2015
Benefit porn documentaries
Wolfsheadish
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by silversox:
“So called educated people who say "these ones" or "those ones", I shudder when I hear it!”

Guilty
gregrichards
14-01-2015
All the threads about human waste in general discussion.
Wolfsheadish
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by zwixxx:
“Exactly. When I'm doing a weekly shop and am listening to music, shop workers insisting on "Good Morning" me when it should be obvious that I can't hear them, then get all offended that I'm blanking them. Wearing headphones should be taken as akin to wearing a sign around your neck with "Just Leave Me Be" written all big 'n bold.”

Indeed! How dare they be so polite!!
zwixxx
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by Wolfsheadish:
“Indeed! How dare they be so polite!! ”

I don't mind (honest) if we have eye contact and they do that, cos even with Come Baby Come by K7 playing I can still understand/workout what they're saying and thus am able to respond. But if I'm looking somewhere else and they're behind me then they really shouldn't be surprised / upset when I don't respond.

Originally Posted by TunnelVision9:
“ I have a sansa clip too, think I spend more time looking for it then listening to music!”

Internet hi5 to a fellow Sansaite. The microsd card and delete track function I find most useful and will defn buy another when this one (my 2nd) inevitably dies on me.
paperplanes_
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by zwixxx:
“Exactly. When I'm doing a weekly shop and am listening to music, shop workers insisting on "Good Morning" me when it should be obvious that I can't hear them, then get all offended that I'm blanking them. Wearing headphones should be taken as akin to wearing a sign around your neck with "Just Leave Me Be" written all big 'n bold.”

Someone came to my till today with earphones in and glared at me when I interrupted them to tell them the price and ask if they'd like a bag.

If you're just browsing, fine. At the till, I find it odd.
zwixxx
14-01-2015
Using a till = customer is prepared and open to engage.
Using one of those self-service tills = customer just wants to get in and get out with none of that faffing about with a "how are you, oh that's nice, you look well, rains on the way, oh that's a shame" business.
^well that's how I see things, and why I always go for the self-service tills - small talk at 7am requires more effort than I have available at that time.
Finny Skeleta
14-01-2015
Why is it that when you have all the time in the world to sit down and enjoy a nice cup of tea then the thing will go stone cold in the five minutes between making it and taking your first sip. On the other hand, if you've only got about half an hour to drink a cuppa before you have to go out then the thing will stay hotter than the sun right up until it is time to leave.

In the same way if you just want to quickly wash your hands then the hot tap will go from cold to hot enough to melt skin like at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark in the time it takes you to soap up but if you want nice hot water to have a shave or do the dishes or something then it will just go cold-cold-cold-cold-bit warmer-cold-lukewarm-lukewarm-lukewarm-back to cold etc.

Water is a bastard.
clsyorkshire
14-01-2015
People who when driving steer with just one hand at the top of the steering wheel are the worst kind of people.
cris182
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by Finny Skeleta:
“Why is it that when you have all the time in the world to sit down and enjoy a nice cup of tea then the thing will go stone cold in the five minutes between making it and taking your first sip. On the other hand, if you've only got about half an hour to drink a cuppa before you have to go out then the thing will stay hotter than the sun right up until it is time to leave.

In the same way if you just want to quickly wash your hands then the hot tap will go from cold to hot enough to melt skin like at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark in the time it takes you to soap up but if you want nice hot water to have a shave or do the dishes or something then it will just go cold-cold-cold-cold-bit warmer-cold-lukewarm-lukewarm-lukewarm-back to cold etc.

Water is a bastard.”

Haha these are actually very true of my day to day life (Of course nothing changes except your annoyance level, But these things do appear to work against you)
silversox
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by clsyorkshire:
“People who when driving steer with just one hand at the top of the steering wheel are the worst kind of people.”

Yeah, left hand on top of steering wheel, right arm propped in the open window.
kiviraat
14-01-2015
Originally Posted by Finny Skeleta:
“Why is it that when you have all the time in the world to sit down and enjoy a nice cup of tea then the thing will go stone cold in the five minutes between making it and taking your first sip. On the other hand, if you've only got about half an hour to drink a cuppa before you have to go out then the thing will stay hotter than the sun right up until it is time to leave.”

Completely agree!
Whedonite
15-01-2015
When people say "that old chestnut". I don't know why, but it seriously annoys me.
g-bhxu
15-01-2015
When the person in front of you in a shop has paid using a £2 coin and you get given two £1 coins in your change rather than the £2 coin
kiviraat
15-01-2015
When soap actors/actresses breathe heavily/quickly and think they're conveying emotion or urgency. It's crap!
bbclassics
15-01-2015
After I get a shower, I sometimes carry on with my painting and I always think to myself 'I'll stay clean, and won't get paint on me' but it doesn't end that way.
I haven't yet learnt my lesson.
Relly
15-01-2015
Ear bud wires tangling up really get on my wick. It seems that as soon as I take them out of my ears they're a tangled spaghetti-ed mess. Just now, I took out my ear buds and laid them across my keyboard. Five minutes later, I came back to the PC and picked the buds up and they're tangled to hell.

It's almost like there's an ear bud gremlin cackling with glee as he sneaks out from behind the speakers when I'm not looking.
Wolfsheadish
15-01-2015
Originally Posted by Relly:
“Ear bud wires tangling up really get on my wick. It seems that as soon as I take them out of my ears they're a tangled spaghetti-ed mess. Just now, I took out my ear buds and laid them across my keyboard. Five minutes later, I came back to the PC and picked the buds up and they're tangled to hell.

It's almost like there's an ear bud gremlin cackling with glee as he sneaks out from behind the speakers when I'm not looking. ”

Yes, they're related to the underwear gnomes.
Relly
15-01-2015
Originally Posted by Wolfsheadish:
“Yes, they're related to the underwear gnomes. ”

... and the sock gnomes (are they the same?)

Plus, the bloody little critters who seem to abscond with my tea spoons!
wampa1
15-01-2015
At the self service tills in my nearest TESCO there is always 1 or 2 members of staff hovering ready to 'assist'. It's starting to really wind me up that as soon as I empty my last item from the basket one of these staff members will swoop in and place it on the stack of baskets next to the self service checkout. I know they're probably looking for work to justify their job but can they not wait two seconds to see if a. I'll do it (which I would) or b. until I've walked away?
Tellystar
15-01-2015
People who taste food and put the spoon back into the pan- yuk!
People who drink straight out of the Orange juice/ milk carton
People who don't wash their hands properly after using the toilet
Polomini
15-01-2015
Originally Posted by Hank1234:
“Warm toilet seats.. Shudder”

This. A hundred times so. Revolting.
zwixxx
15-01-2015
Originally Posted by wampa1:
“At the self service tills in my nearest TESCO there is always 1 or 2 members of staff hovering ready to 'assist'. It's starting to really wind me up that as soon as I empty my last item from the basket one of these staff members will swoop in and place it on the stack of baskets next to the self service checkout. I know they're probably looking for work to justify their job but can they not wait two seconds to see if a. I'll do it (which I would) or b. until I've walked away?”

Amen. It is especially annoying if you plan to back and get another basket load only to find they've swooped in and pinched it. Of course when something buggers up with the scales they're nowhere to be found.
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