Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]
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JonRB said:
People who think that "unique" is a variable, rather than an absolute, concept. Phrases such as "pretty unique", "very unique", "quite unique" and "more unique" tumble out of their mouths with the ill-advised enthusiasm of a Baldrick Cunning Plan.
This annoys me too, although I do concede "quite" as long as it's used in the correct context - as in "quite delightful", not to mean "a little bit".Single company wholly occupying an office block of 7 floors.
Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loos. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loos. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
Lazadude said:
Single company wholly occupying an office block of 7 floors.
Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loo's. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
Just time wasters, why pop off for a short toilet break when you can have a longer break by going to a different floor.Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loo's. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
FourWheelDrift said:
Lazadude said:
Single company wholly occupying an office block of 7 floors.
Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loo's. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
Just time wasters, why pop off for a short toilet break when you can have a longer break by going to a different floor.Why do other floors always want to come to my departments/floors to take a dump? All 3 cubicles are engaged, if I go up or down a floor, then there's at least one free.
And I know it's other floors, as you see people leave the stairwell to go straight into the loo's. If I go up one level (Where they came from), there's a spare cubicle?
Are people seriously scared to st on their own floors?
Though that's because my nearest loo is an airless, windowless room with two cubicles for about 200 blokes, and my preferred destination is a bright, naturally lit, seven cubicle facility, with a local catchment of about 20.
RobinOakapple said:
People who don't do No2 at home before coming to work.
Eh? I thought the whole point was to s**t on work time. With the added benefit of saving on bogroll. Back in the day when I was single and shared with other blokes not needing to buy bogroll because carps were always reserved for work ( or on weekends the pub ) was a matter of some pride.Timmy40 said:
RobinOakapple said:
People who don't do No2 at home before coming to work.
Eh? I thought the whole point was to s**t on work time. With the added benefit of saving on bogroll. Back in the day when I was single and shared with other blokes not needing to buy bogroll because carps were always reserved for work ( or on weekends the pub ) was a matter of some pride.And, in any case, it's being at work that makes me want to st.
Timmy40 said:
RobinOakapple said:
People who don't do No2 at home before coming to work.
Eh? I thought the whole point was to s**t on work time. With the added benefit of saving on bogroll. Back in the day when I was single and shared with other blokes not needing to buy bogroll because carps were always reserved for work ( or on weekends the pub ) was a matter of some pride.hora said:
I'm a big sauna user. I lije steam sauna's. I hate the idiots who treat it like a novelty and pop in for 5mins before 'oooo this is too much'.
They tend to play tag team with two mates to keep the door constantly opened.
This annoys me 'just' ahead of those that lean against the open door to chat to a mate.
There should be a time lock in 20min stretches.
You'd like to be locked in a sauna for 20 minutes with someone who was annoyingly whiny about it after 5 minutes?They tend to play tag team with two mates to keep the door constantly opened.
This annoys me 'just' ahead of those that lean against the open door to chat to a mate.
There should be a time lock in 20min stretches.
RobinOakapple said:
Constant pop-ups from Microsoft inviting me to have Windows 10 for free.
Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
They want to show that Win10 is a "success" by giving Win7 and Win8 users an incentive to upgrade. Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
Win10 is going to be the gateway to "operating system as a service" which is subscription-based, so maybe that is the catch. I don't know.
RobinOakapple said:
Constant pop-ups from Microsoft inviting me to have Windows 10 for free.
Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
So that you buy their other products to run on Windows. At least they have products to sell, unlike the Goog, where YOU are the product that they are selling to advertisers. HTH.Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
JonRB said:
RobinOakapple said:
Constant pop-ups from Microsoft inviting me to have Windows 10 for free.
Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
They want to show that Win10 is a "success" by giving Win7 and Win8 users an incentive to upgrade. Last I heard, Microsoft is a commercial organisation, meaning they do their stuff in return for money. If they want me to have something for free, there has to be a catch.
Win10 is going to be the gateway to "operating system as a service" which is subscription-based, so maybe that is the catch. I don't know.
Then they don't end up with another XP clinging on to the end of time. Particularly is it has really moved to OS as a service. Then we'll all be on the latest version, or unsupported and it's not their problem.
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