Minor Annoyances (Vol 2)

[Chest Rockwell 7,934]

If you see I've done it to you then it's probably because I'm fixing to ban or suspend you.. Or I've just fat fingered and you're safe. 🤷🏽

[Mr Lawrence 156]

Getting the Countdown Conundrum or a 9 letter word when no one is there to see it.

[Tommy! 3,498]

19 minutes ago, Bellenda Carlisle said:

Does anyone check anyone's profiles anyway? what's even there? I think once I went to someone's profile on purpose, every one of the hundreds of other times I did it it was by accident

I'll occasionally use it to see if someone is banned, lurking or left. The other 99% of the time I've clicked it by accident. 

[air_raid 3,892]

On 11/5/2020 at 5:13 PM, Mr Lawrence said:

Getting the Countdown Conundrum or a 9 letter word when no one is there to see it.

Tnetennba!

[Uncle Zeb 1,901]

Only Twitter users will understand this one, but: people who use the quote-retweet function to have a back and forth conversation, not only flooding the timelines of followers who aren't interested, but making it near impossible to later track for anyone who is.

[SuperBacon 8,677]

29 minutes ago, Uncle Zeb said:

Only Twitter users will understand this one, but: people who use the quote-retweet function to have a back and forth conversation, not only flooding the timelines of followers who aren't interested, but making it near impossible to later track for anyone who is.

What do you mean?

[thevestofdeanambrose 174]

When you live in a shared house and want to cook dinner in peace and someone comes into the kitchen for a conversation. 

[Suplex Sinner 271]

On 11/5/2020 at 5:09 PM, Bellenda Carlisle said:

Does anyone check anyone's profiles anyway? what's even there? I think once I went to someone's profile on purpose, every one of the hundreds of other times I did it it was by accident

Not intentionally, as someone else said it happened a lot when the old version was loading on my mobile.

Always a bit curious when you see your profile has been visited by folk you've never had any interaction with. So many possibilities 

Anyway, minor annoyance alert: 

When you go to open a resealable pack of ham but the wee corner flap isn't readily available to just open it up. A few minutes later, you've managed to get it, pull it back, and it rips right up the side thus defeating the resealable function. Tends to happen more on the Morrisons market street (£1 more expensive) ham or corned beef. The thing is, if the flap doesn't peel instantly, you know it's going to rip, making it even more annoying. No matter how much care you take. 

[Lorne Malvo 1,767]

2 hours ago, Suplex Sinner said:

When you go to open a resealable pack of ham but the wee corner flap isn't readily available to just open it up. A few minutes later, you've managed to get it, pull it back, and it rips right up the side thus defeating the resealable function. Tends to happen more on the Morrisons market street (£1 more expensive) ham or corned beef. The thing is, if the flap doesn't peel instantly, you know it's going to rip, making it even more annoying. No matter how much care you take. 

Happpened to me this morning and honestly ruined the whole fucking omelette. 

[Michael_3165 267]

On 11/5/2020 at 5:07 PM, Chest Rockwell said:

Can't really put a better argument forward for not having this thread than this post makes on its own.

Care to explain? Actually don't bother I'm  bored already. 

[LEGIT 257]

People/groups of people taking up all the space and walking very slowly in narrow corridors, supermarket aisles or staircases. Annoying 

[SuperBacon 8,677]

1 hour ago, Michael_3165 said:

Care to explain? Actually don't bother I'm  bored already. 

Dont be an (en)nuisance 

[air_raid 3,892]

“The following program contains heated confrontations” - seriously, Channel 4? Sex, swearing and gore I can understand warning about in the evening if you’ve let the kids stay up late or something but if you think people need warning about the intensity of Kitchen Nightmares, those people probably spend their whole lives hiding behind the sofa anyway. Lame.

9 hours ago, Uncle Zeb said:

Only Twitter users will understand this one, but: people who use the quote-retweet function to have a back and forth conversation, not only flooding the timelines of followers who aren't interested, but making it near impossible to later track for anyone who is.

Likewise people that don’t un-tag other people in their replies, especially to, for instance, a retweet with multiple accounts tagged, when they’re only replying to one persons point. So if you aren’t that person, your notifications end up flooded with two people’s back and forth argument. The equivalent to works “reply to all” twats, except without the fun of being able to get revenge by trying to get the culprits sacked.

[CavemanLynn 1,178]

4 hours ago, LEGIT said:

People/groups of people taking up all the space and walking very slowly in narrow corridors, supermarket aisles or staircases. Annoying 

I have a version of this, which is pavements. People who walk two abreast, see you coming the other way, but then put their head down and don't move over, forcing you into the road. I even have one of these when I'm walking with a mate, see people coming toward us and know there's not enough space, so I drop back to go single file, only for my mate to stop because I've slowed down. You might be a mate, but look around you, fuffuxake. 

[Hannibal Scorch 3,312]

People who think Strawberry filled chocolates are the best sweets in a box of assorted chocolates. Absolute monsters