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General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2

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  • buckshee said:
    The amount of people, specifically females going to see Chris Brown after what he did. Same goes for those still supporting the likes of Dizzee Rascal and him out of Kasabian. 
    It’s just the way it is, being popular seems to excuse being an absolute scum bag.

    Like Arsenal fans celebrating a certain midfielder of theirs. 
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    If somebody near me in a cinema was playing solitaire on a phone with sound on, I'd have to say something. If benty was bored with the film and playing on his phone in silence, no problem 
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    If somebody near me in a cinema was playing solitaire on a phone with sound on, I'd have to say something. If benty was bored with the film and playing on his phone in silence, no problem 
    It is a problem because you still get the glare from the screen, if someone was constantly using their phone next to me in the cinema on silent or not I would be having words.
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    We don't know what the film was, but surely there should be some discussion afterwards, a bit of interaction between the adult and the children? If it's something like a Disney there's going to be a moral somewhere, what a great time to teach the youngsters something. If you haven't watched it, and they can clearly see that is the case, what can you say? 
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    We don't know what the film was, but surely there should be some discussion afterwards, a bit of interaction between the adult and the children? If it's something like a Disney there's going to be a moral somewhere, what a great time to teach the youngsters something. If you haven't watched it, and they can clearly see that is the case, what can you say? 
    "That's two hours of my life I'll never get back".
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    We don't know what the film was, but surely there should be some discussion afterwards, a bit of interaction between the adult and the children? If it's something like a Disney there's going to be a moral somewhere, what a great time to teach the youngsters something. If you haven't watched it, and they can clearly see that is the case, what can you say? 
    Maybe I'm a bad dad but taking my kids to the cinema when they were young was a great opportunity for an hours snooze.
  • buckshee said:
    Carter said:
    Pricks who have have bonfires or lit their shitty pizza ovens on days like today. Everyone has their windows open, its a day you can actually dry washing outside so these rectal worms decide to make the whole place stink. 

    Barbecues, bring them on, the smell of summer. If you are one of the above mentioned people. Everyone who lives near you has visualised your painful demise. 

    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched enough. In fact I haven't punched anyone for ages. In my head I've gone round there, knocked on the door, put my weight on my back foot, twisted at the knees and hips and punched straight through the target, the target being one of my dickhead neighbours. Either the point of the jaw or just under the rib cage 
    Like playing a video or music through your phone makes you a wanker and someone who has definitely not been punched

    This bit 100%
    Was listening to Talksport earlier, Darren Bent mentioned that he’d taken his kids to the cinema at the weekend but spent most of the time on his phone playing solitaire. Aside from that being a poor thing to not even be able to devote just a couple of hours of your undivided attention to your kids being on a phone is shitty to the others their. 
    We don't know what the film was, but surely there should be some discussion afterwards, a bit of interaction between the adult and the children? If it's something like a Disney there's going to be a moral somewhere, what a great time to teach the youngsters something. If you haven't watched it, and they can clearly see that is the case, what can you say? 
    Maybe I'm a bad dad but taking my kids to the cinema when they were young was a great opportunity for an hours snooze.
    Back then they didn't spend all the rest of their waking hours on the phone though...  :D
  • edited June 18
    Doesn't annoy me so much, but reckon it's bloody annoying for them -

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd6gy7jj311o

    ....I ask for my pound back ffs
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  • JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
  • Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    ...I can't help it if the dog ate my bus pass 
  • Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
  • edited June 19
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
  • gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
  • When the head moderator of your favourite football forum went to your school, you don't invite him to the reunion and then moan about it on his site when nobody turns up...  ;)
    hahah, brilliant!  But in my defence, a completely different set of friends/people with no crossover (apart from me!)  His street cred would take a major knock if he was seen out with us.

    Funny how groups formed at school when you think back.  All the cool trendy, popular people... then all the nerds... then the geeks... AFKA fell into the cool trendy/popular group... that wasn't the group that was meeting Friday night.  We'll leave it there lol.
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  • gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
    Exactly, its just common decency isn't it.  I've got no issue if they don't want to meet up thats fine, but just say that from the outset and save us all the bother in the first place.
  • JohnBoyUK said:
    When the head moderator of your favourite football forum went to your school, you don't invite him to the reunion and then moan about it on his site when nobody turns up...  ;)
    hahah, brilliant!  But in my defence, a completely different set of friends/people with no crossover (apart from me!)  His street cred would take a major knock if he was seen out with us.

    Funny how groups formed at school when you think back.  All the cool trendy, popular people... then all the nerds... then the geeks... AFKA fell into the cool trendy/popular group... that wasn't the group that was meeting Friday night.  We'll leave it there lol.
    So you met with a few Spurs from school?
  • JohnBoyUK said:
    gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
    Exactly, it’s just common decency isn't it.  I've got no issue if they don't want to meet up thats fine, but just say that from the outset and save us all the bother in the first place.
    Maybe they just don’t like you?🤔
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  • Solidgone said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
    Exactly, it’s just common decency isn't it.  I've got no issue if they don't want to meet up thats fine, but just say that from the outset and save us all the bother in the first place.
    Maybe they just don’t like you?🤔
    Maybe they met up without you...
  • Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    When the head moderator of your favourite football forum went to your school, you don't invite him to the reunion and then moan about it on his site when nobody turns up...  ;)
    hahah, brilliant!  But in my defence, a completely different set of friends/people with no crossover (apart from me!)  His street cred would take a major knock if he was seen out with us.

    Funny how groups formed at school when you think back.  All the cool trendy, popular people... then all the nerds... then the geeks... AFKA fell into the cool trendy/popular group... that wasn't the group that was meeting Friday night.  We'll leave it there lol.
    So you met with a few Spurs from school?
    ha, more Gooners in the group than anyone else to be fair...
  • gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
    quite right!
  • edited June 19
    gringo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    Gribbo said:
    JohnBoyUK said:
    A special mention for my ex-school mates at BGS (not you @AFKABartram) who are all so very quick to suggest dates that they are available for once in a blue moon Friday drinks but by 24-48hrs before, every single one of them in the whatsapp group are either ill, got alternative plans or just dont even engage with the whatsapp group!)

    3rd time in 12m  I've tried to get the boys out but here we are, yet again, every single one of them have blown the night out.  So fucked off.

    Have definitely made the right decision to go on a nice holiday rather than have a 50th party next year as I dont think anyone would bother to turn up.

    Oh and thats another thing, whatsapp groups.  You ask the group a simple yes/no answer question and you can see they've read it but they dont bother responding.  Its like dealing with petchulant children.

    Oh well, thats at least £100 I've saved.
    We had a mini school reunion the other week up Borough, and 2 out the 6 blew it out last minute. 
    I totally get it if 1 or 2 dropped out but we're talking a group of 10-12 and every single one of them drop out.  It wouldn't have been so bad if there was 4-5 of us, that would have been more than acceptable.
    I think theres generally a reason why people don't keep in touch- and you have to accept that peoples lives move on, and they can no longer be arsed.
    I get what you are saying, but they should have the decency to say they can't be arsed and turn the invite down. 
    I remember meeting up with my old school mates about 15 years after we left (which was far too long) and once we had caught up with what everyone was doing now, it was basically strangers trying to find something we still had in common and trying to outdo each other ("my wife was Miss England!", "really!, thats a coincidence my wife was Miss UK, and did you see my Lexus in the car park", "I did!, and if you want I'll get my chauffeur to wash it for you if you want?!"). I can honestly say that dental root canal was only marginally less painful. It wasn't repeated (or if it was, I wasn't invited!).
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    I just don't cope well in the heat, why the hell they have Sports Day for the kids at School this time of the year is beyond understanding for me... Why can't they host it in winter, nothing wrong with Primary School kids doing the bobsleigh, or Figure Skating!!
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