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ShellandBella
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Topic: My pet peeve... Posted: 02 November 2007 at 4:32pm |
...is when DH leaves empty jars/bottles/boxes in the fridge/pantry  ! I went to make some toast, got the marg out of the fridge and it was empty!!  Grrrr...I mean, how hard is it to chuck something out when its finished!!!
So, thats my pet peeve, whats yours???
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MumsyMoo
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 4:36pm |
Oh lordy...
I hate it when DF makes a big deal out of something minor - For example: "The toilet roll needs changing/New hand towel needed in bathroom" tiny tiny stuff that's so easily done... But he chooses to tell me about and let me deal with it...
I mean really? It's not that hard - In the time it's taken you to track me down and tell me, you could've resolved the 'problem' ten times over. But of course he doesn't see it like that
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cuppatea
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 5:40pm |
I am actually really bad at leaving gone off and empty stuff in the fridge/cupboards  and DH gets annoyed about it. My pet peeve is dirty knifes/spoons etc left on the clean worktop, put them in the dishwasher is not hard........ but then neither is throwing stuff out
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 6:05pm |
Leaving wet towels on the bed.
Nailclippings left whereever and expect me to pick it up.
That is the top two that came to mind right now.
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james
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 6:08pm |
mine is dumb people who know better a ffffriend of mine got her self in to money troble all her own falut spending were she cant afford and now is getting a old man she barley knows to get her a $20000 doller loan so she can get herself out of deap but she just had a loan to get herself out of dept
aggrrrhhh sorry tread jacking but dumb people p### me off
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 7:33pm |
Wet towels on the bed! I had already thought it and now I see Shirlena and I have something in common
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 7:57pm |
wet towels on the bed
TONS of stuff needing doing in the house and DH sits on the cmputer.
coming home to the house a tip.
leaving the pots to "soak" - indefinitely.
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ShellandBella
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 7:59pm |
lizzle wrote:
leaving the pots to "soak" - indefinitely. |
LOL my DH does that ALL the time, I don't think he knows how to scrub a dirty pot because I always wind up doing them!!
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lottieandharry
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 8:37pm |
Was thinking about this yesterday when in a cafe waiting to order and the 2 girls behind the counter kept talking until they had finished their conversation!! How hard is it to stop talking, take an order politely, then carry on!! Arghhhh this really annoys me. Bad service in general really bugs me!
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Bombshell
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 8:39pm |
i hate when he pops up the shower thingey where hair is trapped under BUT leaves it there so when i go to shower next I have to take it right out and clean it before I shower...I mean how hard would it be for him to do it if he has gone to the effort of half lifting it out....OK so I know it is NOT his hair (baldy) but still......
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lizzle
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 9:13pm |
i hate when people treat me like an idiot at work.
an elderly couple, with two orders - don't put a barrier thing betwen it, but chose to bark "NO NO NOT THAT" at me and when i ask if it is two orders he says "NO" as if I'm dumb. i look confused with what the hell is going on and he explains, as if to a child "i will pay for this se-pa-rate-ly".
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Mama2two
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Posted: 02 November 2007 at 10:57pm |
When DH makes a cup of coffee and leaves the teaspoon on the clean benchtop. How much harder would it be to put it another 10cm away in the actual sink. GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!
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hailstones
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 6:49am |
Where do I start......
-Dirty Towels on bed, or (and this is a fav of my DH) hanging over the door into our room.
-Piling the washing on the floor of laundry, right BESIDE the washing basket - how hard is it to open the lid of the basket and put them in there.
-My mother when she comes to stay spends all her time cleaning/doing washing, making me feel useless, its not like I am a pig in the cleaning department, just not as pedantic (sp?) as she is.
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Andie
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 10:42am |
My current one is when DH throws things (like a spoon he's just finished using) into the kitchen sink while I'm doing the dishes. What a nob.
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 11:25am |
not putting dirty laundry in the hamper is a big one for me - also leaving shoes all over the house.
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 1:05pm |
haha! i have pet peeve with almost everything said here!! lol but another big one is when "someone" in my household (not DH!!) leaves ONE...yes 1!!! square of toilet paper on the roll for the next person!!!????  when i go in there i glance and think yip theres toilet paper (and not an empty roll) and carry on then go to grab the ONE! peice off!!!....and yes we DO NOT keep our toilet paper in the luu which makes it a huge pain!!!! it would be better if ze person left an empty roll!!!  aaaarrrrggghhhh!!!
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 1:27pm |
my biggest pet peeve (especially at the moment as Caitlin has been unsell for over a week now)
DH: "but I work longer hours than you" (he does 8am - 6pm - his own company tho), then spends the evening in front of the tv)
I work 8am-4pm, but my Mummy job starts at 6.30am when she wakes up and finishes at 7pm when she goes to bed, then I randomly clock in and out during the night when she wakes up  *stamps foot and growls at DH*
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 2:22pm |
Starting a new bottle milk, before the last one is finished.
Leaving his shoes lying around which I usually end up tripping over.
Unfortunately the biggest creator of mess in our house is the cat and her fur!! She's lucky she's so cute she gets away with it.
I hate clever people who act or behave dumb too, and I hate being treated like a kids at work, by the team leader who is at least 10yrs younger than me.
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 3:08pm |
Oh, lordy,where to start.
Use of handicapped spaces and stroller/baby parks when you have neither handicap or child
Seeing pregnant ladies smoking
Seeing people smoking wiht kids in the car, especially with windows firmly shut
Greenpeace/wspa etc aggressively stopping people on the street to sign up for donations, random "change I have on me dontaions" will not do.
Same Goes for the lady at New World last week from childfund who asked if I would like to help a child and I said I needed some help with my own - in a jokey way, as my two were screaming, so she muttered something under her breath at me
Crimes against fashion, as set out below.
When people wear pants that are too bloody long for them and they get all worn and gross looking. It's actually not that hard to hem a pair of pants, or if you are desperate, sellotape the damn things or take them to the drycleaners, who for $10 take them up and they will remain nice looking!!!
Trackies or any kind of gym clothing not being worn for the purpose of exersizing. ESP when worn with polar fleece and or those bloody awful croc things (although my jake has some, crocs, that is)
Not a fan of the slob look.
Muffin tops and camel toes. 'nuff said.
Various crimes against speech and grammar, written and spoken
Raising your voice at the end of a statement so it sounds like a question will land you a punch on the nose (or a disgusted look, anyways..)
Incorrect use of punctuation, ESPECIALLY apostrophies.
BAD SPELLING. I don't mind typos, but I can't bear to look at things that are spelt wrong, it makes me feel physically sick.
Rodney fanatically tidying away things that I am not finished with right behind me. Yes, I know it might have been on the bench for 2 days, but I am not finished with it yet.
Anyone is allowed to change the loo roll, or scrub away their own skid marks and open a window and use air freshener after making said skiddies.
It is not essential to SHOWER in aftershave just cos you are 15. THe idea is to smell nice, not asphyxiate anyone in a 2k radius
The kids hate sitting on your toe/fingernail clippings when they get in the bath
Smoking.
There ae so many, I could go on for DAYS, lol. These are the main ones! lol!!
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Posted: 03 November 2007 at 3:39pm |
lol fattarts
I can't stand it when people go out and don't do their hair I mean its not hard to just brush it or put in a ponytail.
I hate muffin tops too but because my tummy skin is so saggy I have a constant one even when not wearing clothes  I do hate people that are quite small and would look nice of they worn just one size up tho.
leaving dirty clothes all round the house for me to pick up
unmade beds (they don't have to be made first thing in the morning but I can't stand sleeping in one)
pillows without pillow cases. Ben actually pulls them off in his sleep and it drives me up the wall.
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