Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]

Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]

TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED
Author
Discussion

Big Al.

Original Poster:

68,830 posts

258 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all

V8mate

45,899 posts

189 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
james_tigerwoods

BorkFactor

7,263 posts

158 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
Seagulls. I fking hate the bds!

They live in the roofs opposite our building and make so much bloody noise and st. My car is constantly a mess, and if you leave the window open at night it is almost impossible to sleep.

To top it off? The little fkers have just hatched a bunch of baby seagulls. st.

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

226 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
SAP.

Although it could be argued that SAP has no place in this thread because it's simply impossible to be annoyed beyond reason with it.

V8mate

45,899 posts

189 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
BorkFactor said:
Seagulls. I fking hate the bds!

They live in the roofs opposite our building and make so much bloody noise and st. My car is constantly a mess, and if you leave the window open at night it is almost impossible to sleep.

To top it off? The little fkers have just hatched a bunch of baby seagulls. st.
yes

Come the revolution, seagulls and pigeons will exist no more.

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
V8mate said:
james_tigerwoods
Bonkers. Me?

:wibble:

I've not had an angry tirade for weeks now. [Tinfoil hat]

goldblum

10,272 posts

167 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
james_tigerwoods said:
V8mate said:
james_tigerwoods
Bonkers. Me?

:wibble:

I've not had an angry tirade for weeks now. [Tinfoil hat]
Thank God, it took me eons to recover after the last one, my life has only just returned to some semblance of normality. Please can you give us some forewarning next time? Perhaps tell us when something just registers as a mild irritation.


Oh..

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
My lack of coordination bothers me: I did ham and cheese filled croissants and put them in the oven for a bit. Ate, enjoyed then cleaned up - carefully swept up all the crumbs (they're croissants, there was a lot) and put them on the plate, headed towards the bin and swayed a bit, bumped the counter, swung the other way, caught a cupboard door and dropped a crap load of crumbs on the floor.

Cue much bad language as I'd just cleaned the floor from tipping a beaker full of juice all over it.

V8mate

45,899 posts

189 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
james_tigerwoods said:
My lack of coordination bothers me: I did ham and cheese filled croissants and put them in the oven for a bit. Ate, enjoyed then cleaned up - carefully swept up all the crumbs (they're croissants, there was a lot) and put them on the plate, headed towards the bin and swayed a bit, bumped the counter, swung the other way, caught a cupboard door and dropped a crap load of crumbs on the floor.

Cue much bad language as I'd just cleaned the floor from tipping a beaker full of juice all over it.
Don't underestimate the scope of clumsiness downsides.


True story told to me this morning by a colleague:

A chap who worked in his field team was vacuuming at home a few months back. Went to kick the cat to move it out of the way, missed and kicked the door.

Hurt like hell but he took the MTFU pill and carried on for a few days. In the end, could bear the pain no longer so went to A&E. Big toe had gone septic, so he was admitted and had toe removed. Whilst in hospital recovering, he contracted MRSA. And died!

Timmy35

12,915 posts

198 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
Ed Balls and everything that emerges from his piehole. I wish he'd just STFU.

gowmonster

2,471 posts

167 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
V8mate said:
james_tigerwoods said:
My lack of coordination bothers me: I did ham and cheese filled croissants and put them in the oven for a bit. Ate, enjoyed then cleaned up - carefully swept up all the crumbs (they're croissants, there was a lot) and put them on the plate, headed towards the bin and swayed a bit, bumped the counter, swung the other way, caught a cupboard door and dropped a crap load of crumbs on the floor.

Cue much bad language as I'd just cleaned the floor from tipping a beaker full of juice all over it.
Don't underestimate the scope of clumsiness downsides.


True story told to me this morning by a colleague:

A chap who worked in his field team was vacuuming at home a few months back. Went to kick the cat to move it out of the way, missed and kicked the door.

Hurt like hell but he took the MTFU pill and carried on for a few days. In the end, could bear the pain no longer so went to A&E. Big toe had gone septic, so he was admitted and had toe removed. Whilst in hospital recovering, he contracted MRSA. And died!
fking cats.

kowalski655

14,632 posts

143 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
Cat probably did it on purpose....evil little buggers

El Guapo

2,787 posts

190 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
"Find us on Facebook"
Give me one good reason why I might do such a thing. Then fk off anyway.

simoid

19,772 posts

158 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
El Guapo said:
"Find us on Facebook"
Give me one good reason why I might do such a thing. Then fk off anyway.
People who don't understand modern marketing techniques.

goldblum

10,272 posts

167 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
simoid said:
El Guapo said:
"Find us on Facebook"
Give me one good reason why I might do such a thing. Then fk off anyway.
People who don't understand modern marketing techniques.
That includes me then. Not very good marketing if a company wants you to go to a social networking site you don't like/use to access further information about the company.

"Find us on Facebook" Right on. And an entirely justifiable annoyance.

Pesty

42,655 posts

256 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
Filling in the company appraisal every fking year.


Gahhhhhh

Killer2005

19,629 posts

228 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
quotequote all
1. My new neighbours who are noisy tts, the previous neighbours who had a baby were much quieter

2. People who go travelling and do exactly the same thing as they would in England. Example being a girl from work who has just gone to New Zealand, one of the first things I've seen from her on Facebook is that's she's gone to Nandos. So she's gone to the other side of the world and the best she can do is fking Nandos, she may as well have gone to Wakefield.

Pothole

34,367 posts

282 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
quotequote all
Killer2005 said:
1. My new neighbours who are noisy tts, the previous neighbours who had a baby were much quieter

2. People who go travelling and do exactly the same thing as they would in England. Example being a girl from work who has just gone to New Zealand, one of the first things I've seen from her on Facebook is that's she's gone to Nandos. So she's gone to the other side of the world and the best she can do is fking Nandos, she may as well have gone to Wakefield.
unsophisticated morons get homesick, too!

Stuck In A Lift

2,941 posts

171 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
quotequote all
People who point at each other in photos.

W T F!

anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
quotequote all
people who think m-sport, amgb(trim) and s-line are more than trims.

also how bland and unconnected modern cars are..
TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED