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mummy_becks
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 11:50am |
I would also say I am very annoying at the moment, I have been att he bar every night this wek apart from Wednesday and I intend on going there tonight too. Someone isn't happy I am doing it either and I don't really care.
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 3:11pm |
LOL Becks
Anonys me is DH doing something wrong then thinking hes all innoncent and I am the one being 'over dramatic cause I am pregnant!!' GRRR
In fact males in general who blame our point of veiw on 'Oh shes got her period, or oh shes pregnant' or being asked is it that time of month
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 3:34pm |
oh and I just read some of the others (cause I want to moan too LOL) and the text talk or in my case slang talk anonys me too unless in a text....
I come from the north east of Uk where there is a very strong accent but really do they need to spell the words on facebook like they say it - should be spelt properly (will go find an example!)
NEET = NITE
MUNY = MONEY
AVIN = HAVING
aye if av gt the muny love we mite just hav to hav a drink in the house a need to save for my jolly's he he = YES IF HAVE GOT THE MONEY LOVE WE MIGHT HAVE TO HAVE A DRINK IN THE HOUSE AYE, NEED TO SAVE FOR MY HOLIDAYS... (Nobody knows this person so not broadcasting thier converstaion as such lol)
Now I am all for not spelling things properly (I am terrible) but some words are easy to spell and should be spelt! I also abreviate but not to that extent!
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 8:06pm |
What's annoying me, is when my flatmate drinks (as in alcohol) and then plays with my daughter.
Though I have talked to her about her drinking and being around my daughter.
On Wednesday she was playing with my daughter and I knew she'd been drinking, as there was a cask of wine laying on her bed. So I went down there and said, how much have you drunk, she's like, only about 1 glass, while slurring her speech by the way. And you so don't do that after 1 glass... So I told my daughter to get upstairs and told the flatmate, you know the rules, if you drink you stay away from my daughter as I don't want her around alcohol.
I mean the first time this happened she was trying to undress my daughter for a bath and by the way my daughter can do that herself. I told her leave her and she'll get undressed herself. Went upstairs and heard my daughter crying. Went down to check, flatmate was trying to pull my daughters clothes off, though I'd told her to leave her be, she kept trying to undress her, I said "put her down and let her do it" and she kept trying to undress her, so I said "put her down now!", "as you are stressing her out and she'll see having a bath as a negative thing and I don't want that". So finally she left her alone and said "it's ok I'm a qualified Nanny" to which I responded "if you were her nanny you would be getting fired right now".
It was partly her trying to undress my daughter why I was annoyed, but mostly because she'd been drinking.
What made me snap and go a bit mad at the flatmate was a few weeks ago when I was on an important phone call, toll call about my Mum being in hospital. And my drunk flatmate kept picking up the other phone every 20 seconds or so. I would keep telling her to stop it and it happened all throughout the 45 min phone call. So then I got off the phone for an hour so she could use it. Got on the phone again, which was also a toll call after an hour and she kept doing the same thing.
So the next day I was a bit harsh and approached her while she was cooking tea (so she couldn't walk away) and told her that wasn't on and to sort out her drinking, as it's not on. I didn't get a sorry from her about the phone crap, just an excuse, which was "oh I was trying to call my Dad in Oz".
She is 34 you see, so I expect some more maturity.
I told her look, maybe seek some counselling and deal with your issues, instead of drinking you troubles away, as you may have noticed, they don't go away and it only makes things worse.
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 8:11pm |
LOL
Sorry for the novel about what was annoying me.
At least it will give you something to read.
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 8:36pm |
I so agree with these two! That annoys the hell out of me too!
rachndean wrote:
Oh and people not indicating at roundabouts!!!
bexandantz wrote:
Mmm But people indicating to go straight at a roundabout (by straight I mean if the exit they are taking is directly opposite the one they are coming from) pisses me off!!!!
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Posted: 15 August 2009 at 8:42pm |
I so agree with this being mega annoying too!
Aithne wrote:
YES!! I HATE tail-gaters too and people who dont park properly and people who dont indicate when turning or changing lanes or on round-a-bouts and if you have to join the motorway but a car wont let you in so you have to wait until they pass and then a couple meters down the road they decide to change lanes anyway for no reason, especially when your leaving Porirua and need to get across to the right side within a short distance. GRRR.
Oh and people who steal mums & bubs and disabled car parks when they dont need them.
Basically just inconsiderate people.
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 12:08am |
bexandantz wrote:
rachndean wrote:
Oh and people not indicating at roundabouts!!!
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Mmm But people indicating to go straight at a roundabout (by straight I mean if the exit they are taking is directly opposite the one they are coming from) pisses me off!!!! |
umm you know its in the road code you have to indicate going off the round about even when going straight dont you lol
I also hate the - my boy is sick and all you get back is 'oh he has that too or ohh I had that last week'
hubby leaving dirty washing by the kitchen door instead of putting it in the wash house or in a pile in the bathroom - and I dont mean behind the bathroom door!
when hubbys expects me to know where everything is eg undies. when he doesnt put them out to even wash!
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 11:56am |
I cannot stand the word 'doona'!!!! It absolutely grates on me... and DP says it sometimes just to annoy me!
I also get wild with tail-gaters, esp the ones that fly up ya rear and then drive a metre from ya bumper on the open road... what is the point??? I'm always telling DP i wish I had a flashing sign in the back window that I could type different messages into to tell these annoying people what they are doing wrong!
Bex I thought you have to indicate in and out even when going straight through? mind you I never do the in one as it seems ridiculous!
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 12:07pm |
I wish someone would invent a flashing sign for our back windows, so we could type certain messages to idiot drivers behind us aye.
I so hate tail-gaters too freckle  They are so good at just pushing all my wrong buttons LOL!
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 2:38pm |
Next thing for me: I made a mistake a few weeks ago at work and now everyone knows about it but it has blown way out of context and I am annoyed with that. Thank god he goes back to Burnham in 5 weeks and counting!!! 
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 7:02pm |
North Shore drivers that seem to all like to drive at 60+ km/h and because I do 55 tops they all screech up behind me and then overtake dangerously. Drives me nuts.
This weather is annoying me too lol. I want to have my washing dry in less than 24hrs (we don't own a dryer)
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Posted: 16 August 2009 at 10:56pm |
freckle wrote:
I also get wild with tail-gaters, esp the ones that fly up ya rear and then drive a metre from ya bumper on the open road... what is the point??? I'm always telling DP i wish I had a flashing sign in the back window that I could type different messages into to tell these annoying people what they are doing wrong!
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Freckle you can! Check them out!
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Posted: 17 August 2009 at 7:43am |
SIL's.
I love mine.
But she is 'perfect'.
Perfect People annoy me.
Is she my SIL even? She's technically my BIL's wife. Hmmmm
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Posted: 17 August 2009 at 7:54am |
OMG that is so on my christmas present list  !! mind you I'll probably end up a danger on the road constantly typing in my driving feedback to fellow road users
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Posted: 17 August 2009 at 2:25pm |
I'm also a grammar "Nazi".
Your = belonging to you ie: It's your cup of tea.
You're = YOU ARE ie: You're a silly sausage.
There = It's over there.
Their - It's their house.
They're = THEY ARE ie: They're over there, in their house.
Also bought/brought.
I think I just get annoyed at the incorrect use of apostrophes and contractions.
And walk-stalking.
Much like tail-gating in a car, but when someone is walking SO closely behind me.
If I slow down and move over PASS ME! Don't slow down and keep behind me.
I think it's a personal space issue.
I think I'm just in a crap mood. But I feel better for getting it off my chest.
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