Small things that annoy you (3) - Page 224

Mr. Nobody · #**6691** 21st September 2018, 20:34

The sad inevitability of your own mortality

Blackflies · #**6692** 21st September 2018, 20:38

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Originally Posted by Rocket Spud

Can't you just not wash them.. ? They'll only smell of tits afterall

Lol I suppose but i'm not sure the build up flesh smell would be that enchanting after a while- even if men are supposed to be cave men.

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Originally Posted by Rocket Spud

Up in the attic again - stumbled upon some saucy photos of my mum :/

Just remember it could always be worse- you could of found them alongside her vintage sex toy collection.

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Originally Posted by D1662

Buyers who don't bother to leave feedback on ebay

Better than the one's who find the time to find fault in anything and everything (even if it's not there).

newbs16 · #**6693** 22nd September 2018, 02:49

^ The pen does look pretty good. Maybe you could wait until they are offer and buy some.

Schmosby · #**6694** 22nd September 2018, 08:14

All these sickly generic high pitched singing plus acoustic guitar songs.

Indigo_ · #**6695** 22nd September 2018, 09:53

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Originally Posted by D1662

Buyers who don't bother to leave feedback on ebay

This

Rocket Spud · #**6696** 22nd September 2018, 10:12

I think i ballsed up my chance for feedback with my last transaction when i added 'not quite 'like new'' to the positive feedback i left for them. Standards have to be upheld - if you're gonna mark it 'like new' then you can't deviate from brand new condition too far - i won't tolerate fingerprints on the disc and the packaging was a little scuffed.

Schmosby · #**6697** 22nd September 2018, 13:17

I used to be good with leaving feedback, but I'm pretty bad these days. Back when I was selling I just used to message people a few weeks after purchase to check that all was well and ask them to leave feedback.

Toxic · #**6698** 22nd September 2018, 18:57

I'm one of them said wankers who dont leave feedback on ebay

To be fair hardly anyone leaves me feedback either, swings and roundabouts but I hate the phony A+++ EBAYER WOULD USE AGAIN bollocks.

Admittedly when I sold a few items approaching a grand I was more than happy they did actually leave me feedback as I knew they weren't likely to open a dispute!

slrrrrp · #**6699** 24th September 2018, 09:23

Recipes that substitute courgette for what would normally be used. Pasta and courgette is nice but I don't want the pasta replaced with courgette.

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Mo34 · #**6700** 25th September 2018, 13:59

When you sit there not doing anything waiting, then the trades person turns up when you decide oh sod it i'll make some lunch.

Rocket Spud · #**6701** 25th September 2018, 19:19

When small, seldom used things aren't in their usual place - the measuring tape has gone walkabouts!

newbs16 · #**6702** 25th September 2018, 19:49

How expensive Clarks shoes are.

Mo34 · #**6703** 26th September 2018, 12:15

Stopped at Greggs to get something for lunch. So I said 'large Sausage roll please', she replied 'how many'; me: 'just one'. She just stood and looked at me like I was insane to be buying just one

I guess I must look like a pig

Appear · #**6704** 26th September 2018, 12:54

This cold. It's now been lingering for over a week. I don't remember what it feels like to not fear that the slightest sneeze might leave my hands covered with a gooey, translucent glisten obvious to all that surround.

Mo34 · #**6705** 26th September 2018, 21:17

Xmas films on tv in Sept

Tembo · #**6706** 27th September 2018, 16:57

One of a few disadvantages of living just with my Mum-
As she is my Mum, she is always right, and there is never anyone to back me up.

Toxic · #**6707** 27th September 2018, 18:30

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Originally Posted by Mo34

Xmas Anything in Sept

I've had to fix that

Theres already a countdown at work and we have booked the night out...it only feels like last bloody week I was at the last one!

Mo34 · #**6708** 27th September 2018, 19:45

^

Mr. Nobody · #**6709** 28th September 2018, 12:30

the way that so many people lately have totally ignored what I have to say,
very often people will simply talk over the top of me speaking,
it's happened so many times lately, I'm beginning to wonder what it's all about,
it happened 3 or 4 times this morning,.
I was speaking, replying to a small group of people, and they all just ignored my input and kept talking, never responding to a word I said.
it's all very peculiar and unusual,. and quite ignorant I think tbh

Messer · #**6710** 28th September 2018, 14:51

^ happens to me too. I think it's something rude, self absorbed people tend to do, but it's hard not to take it personally.

Indigo_ · #**6711** 28th September 2018, 19:25

^^ Happened to me all the time at work last year

Toxic · #**6712** 30th September 2018, 09:08

Waking up on a Sunday morning NOT having an email from the national lottery with good news about my ticket

Why, why can't you throw me a bone

Toxic · #**6713** 30th September 2018, 10:59

^ yes, yes it is

(It's not, I don't think)

Messer · #**6714** 3rd October 2018, 09:12

^ I heard the line "... is the new unicorn" on telly the other day, but I can't remember what the ... was. Maybe mermaid?

Schmosby · #**6715** 3rd October 2018, 12:36

People fiddling with my printer settings, so all my orders print out at an unreadable size. #nevertouchamansprintersettings

Emmapixie · #**6716** 3rd October 2018, 18:17

People dressing their little dogs in stupid outfits and treating them like an accessory

Merritt · #**6717** 3rd October 2018, 18:22

Horse poo in the street. Not just horse poo in the street, but horse poo on the pavement. Is there a rule where it's okay not to pick up errant plops if it came from something swanky like a horse? Imagine the nerve of riding your horse of all things on the pavement, letting it drop a huge pile of business, and not clearing it up. 'Nothing to do with me,' says the only person in the area who owns a horse.

Merritt · #**6718** 3rd October 2018, 19:05

^ Since that post, I've been down a rabbit hole (or horse hole, if you'd prefer) of Googling to see what other people have to say about that sort of thing. The general consensus seems to be: horse poo's alright, it's not as mucky as dog poo, it's good for the garden, so it's no big deal if there are big piles of it sitting in the street. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills! It's shit on the pavement! I agree that there are varying degrees of offensiveness for street-based tods, but it's still the contents of something's arse you're having to step around.

Vienna · #**6719** 3rd October 2018, 19:28

Zoe Ball

Although I can tolerate her bit more than Chris Evans, so glad he's leaving radio 2

Dougella · #**6720** 3rd October 2018, 19:46

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Originally Posted by Merritt

Horse poo in the street. Not just horse poo in the street, but horse poo on the pavement. Is there a rule where it's okay not to pick up errant plops if it came from something swanky like a horse? Imagine the nerve of riding your horse of all things on the pavement, letting it drop a huge pile of business, and not clearing it up. 'Nothing to do with me,' says the only person in the area who owns a horse.

On the pavement?! No, you can't have anything pooing on the pavement, we need to walk there. It's bad enough when people don't clean up after their dogs!

(Don't look at what's going on in San Francisco at the moment due to lack of public toilets, it's horrifying

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