Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

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nicanary

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147 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Stickyfinger

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106 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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austinsmirk

5,597 posts

124 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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I re-visited a tenants house, some 5 months after I let it to them. It had a beautiful fitted kitchen with integrated applicances.

They were playing hell about the cooker not working: how christmas had been ruined. They'd be cooking meals using a microwave, sandwich toaster and a couter top halogen type bulb oven (think QVC channel)

I knelt down: logically looked at all 2 buttons on the cooker and all 2 dials. within 30 secs it was running. Their joy was so great, it was like I just shown stone age man fire.


fecking morons. this is a house with 2 adults and 2 grown up teenagers. they must have been using cookers for a some 40 years at least. how stupid are some people ??

Fozziebear

1,840 posts

141 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.

All that jazz

7,632 posts

147 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes

Zelda Pinwheel

500 posts

199 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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The kitchen at my workplace.

Specifically, the people who use it.

It has two sinks, with a swivelling mixer tap between them. The tap runs on for a few seconds after you turn it off.

The kitchen is equipped with a roller towel for drying hands/mugs etc, washing up liquid and a sponge.

Colleague 1 is using one sink to clean his lunch things. Colleague 2 wants to use the other to rinse his mug. 1 turns off the tap, 2 immediately swivels it round and in the intervening seconds, a small shower of water is deposited all over the worktop in the middle. Eventually the water level on the worktop reaches such a level that it starts to drip on the floor.

What they do next is place a small piece of towel on the floor under the drip.

Because, you know, wiping up the flood is too hard.

Edited by Zelda Pinwheel on Friday 23 September 15:25

Fozziebear

1,840 posts

141 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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All that jazz said:
Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes
Life's been pretty st for the last 6 months, had to count every penny, but that's changing next month. I think it's the whole I'll just drink this and top it up for the same price attitude, same as taking grapes to taste then not buying them, munching on French stick and putting it back. Maybe I'm to honest?

Clivey

5,127 posts

205 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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austinsmirk said:
I re-visited a tenants house, some 5 months after I let it to them. It had a beautiful fitted kitchen with integrated applicances.

They were playing hell about the cooker not working: how christmas had been ruined. They'd be cooking meals using a microwave, sandwich toaster and a couter top halogen type bulb oven (think QVC channel)

I knelt down: logically looked at all 2 buttons on the cooker and all 2 dials. within 30 secs it was running. Their joy was so great, it was like I just shown stone age man fire.


fecking morons. this is a house with 2 adults and 2 grown up teenagers. they must have been using cookers for a some 40 years at least. how stupid are some people ??
Now imagine working in IT and dealing with the general public. - I'm suprised some of them manage to dress themselves and avoid tying their shoelaces together.

As for things that annoy me beyond reason; elderly people that refuse to learn how to use computers, yet insist on having them. Specifically when they're my customers and they waste half of my working day by asking questions as if the computer's been teleported into their spare room by aliens and they've never seen it before. They then forget the answers to the questions they've asked one nanosecond after asking them and so repeat asking the same things for hour after hour (no exaggeration).

- People who refuse to use the Internet / search engines / books / instruction manuals and so phone you up and waste your time asking how to do really simple things ("How do I turn it on?") etc. - Do they do this to car salespeople too?

- People who treat their laptop like a basketball, knacker the HDD, rip off the Windows COA (licence key), smash the screen, break the charging socket, cover it in food / drink and fill it with malware, viruses and other crap, then expect you to fix it for a fiver, within the day.

- People who come back 3 months after you did a job for them and complain about a laundry list of completely unrelated faults that they've caused themselves. "Since you worked on my computer, my dog died, my kitchen ceiling fell in and I've got a flat tyre on my car". I know this happens to mechanics too!

Issi

1,782 posts

151 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Fozziebear said:
All that jazz said:
Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes
Life's been pretty st for the last 6 months, had to count every penny, but that's changing next month. I think it's the whole I'll just drink this and top it up for the same price attitude, same as taking grapes to taste then not buying them, munching on French stick and putting it back. Maybe I'm to honest?
I once saw a middle aged man go to the Pick 'n' mix in Tesco and fill his coat pocket with chocolate Brazil nuts, and carried on shopping, I saw him a few minutes later munching away on his pocket snacks. I pointed this out to a passing Security Guard, who just mumbled,shrugged and wandered off.

Fozziebear

1,840 posts

141 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Issi said:
Fozziebear said:
All that jazz said:
Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes
Life's been pretty st for the last 6 months, had to count every penny, but that's changing next month. I think it's the whole I'll just drink this and top it up for the same price attitude, same as taking grapes to taste then not buying them, munching on French stick and putting it back. Maybe I'm to honest?
I once saw a middle aged man go to the Pick 'n' mix in Tesco and fill his coat pocket with chocolate Brazil nuts, and carried on shopping, I saw him a few minutes later munching away on his pocket snacks. I pointed this out to a passing Security Guard, who just mumbled,shrugged and wandered off.
That would have turned me into a raging nutter!

All that jazz

7,632 posts

147 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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You need the 1st world problems thread fozzie.

Sheepshanks

32,969 posts

120 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Fozziebear said:
All that jazz said:
Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes
Life's been pretty st for the last 6 months, had to count every penny, but that's changing next month. I think it's the whole I'll just drink this and top it up for the same price attitude, same as taking grapes to taste then not buying them, munching on French stick and putting it back. Maybe I'm to honest?
confused If you can fill it yourself it's normally free refills.

Fozziebear

1,840 posts

141 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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All that jazz said:
You need the 1st world problems thread fozzie.
Got to many to list smile

popeyewhite

20,125 posts

121 months

Friday 23rd September 2016
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Fozziebear said:
Issi said:
Fozziebear said:
All that jazz said:
Fozziebear said:
People filling their cold drink container up, drinking half of it then filling to the top. Just stood behind a guy in a supermarket that did this, smiled at me and said he was just tasting it for flavour!. I asked him if he was gonna put some fuel in his car for a test without paying for it? Looked very puzzled and replied that would be stealing.
I'd say if someone topping up a cold drink from dispenser costing the company a few pence is something that "annoys you beyond reason" then your life must be pretty good. rolleyes
Life's been pretty st for the last 6 months, had to count every penny, but that's changing next month. I think it's the whole I'll just drink this and top it up for the same price attitude, same as taking grapes to taste then not buying them, munching on French stick and putting it back. Maybe I'm to honest?
I once saw a middle aged man go to the Pick 'n' mix in Tesco and fill his coat pocket with chocolate Brazil nuts, and carried on shopping, I saw him a few minutes later munching away on his pocket snacks. I pointed this out to a passing Security Guard, who just mumbled,shrugged and wandered off.
That would have turned me into a raging nutter!
Me too. I'd have had to say something, thieving fecker.

anonymous-user

55 months

Saturday 24th September 2016
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When you watch a video on youtube the day before (not signed in) and go to search for it again the next day and can't find it. Boils my blood.

Pintofbest

806 posts

111 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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This advert annoys me (Weetabix to go):

https://youtu.be/CItZF3_6iq0

Chap wakes up fully clothed for work and has to have his Weetabix to go whilst walking to work as he hasn't enough time to eat at home - only to get to work for a breakfast meeting and promptly pushes his breakfast away from himself as he sits down! mad


Bluedot

3,602 posts

108 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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Pintofbest said:
This advert annoys me (Weetabix to go):

https://youtu.be/CItZF3_6iq0

Chap wakes up fully clothed for work and has to have his Weetabix to go whilst walking to work as he hasn't enough time to eat at home - only to get to work for a breakfast meeting and promptly pushes his breakfast away from himself as he sits down! mad
Step this way Sir..
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...


mikal83

5,340 posts

253 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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Footie commentators. The "pro" ones are usually OK , its the retired footballer that says some real stupid things...
"Oh we aren't allowed a shoulder barge anymore".....then the reply shows the attacker ramming a guy in the back.
"the ref is interpreting the law a bit strict there".....when its a blatant handball. ETC

Avidfanofstuff

235 posts

137 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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Cashiers telling me to use contactless on my debit card rather than traditional chip and pin... I'll decide how I pay thank you very much.
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