Little things that irk you.. (no swearing please)

[EDDIE M0NS00N]

Chew it over a bit longer. If you still got no idea then put it down to a bit of SPAMnesia

[toythatkills]

Oh, and you know when you walk into a room and it goes silent? Today I walk into a room and a girl puts her finger to her lips to actually shush the guy she was talking to, who turns and looks surprised to see me. Then when I'm round the corner she says "I thought you were going to put your foot in it then" or something similar. Lol. I've no idea what I possibly could have done to make her dislike me in the, like, two hours that I've known her, weird.

[Rossco]

Wow, that's pretty awkward! Embarrasing public confrontation is the only way to resolve it. That'll show her.

[kryss]

Wow, that's pretty awkward! Embarrasing public confrontation is the only way to resolve it. That'll show her.

lol, sounds man plan.

[paul]

The thing that has been bugging me an awful lot of late has been the tendancy of grown up people to use the 'phrase' 'nom nom', when commenting on food they really like.

Utter utter utter idiots.

There. I feel better.

[Fader209]

You need more "om" in your "nom nom" for the best experience of idiotic food stuffings.

Om nom nom nom!

Continuing from the previous page - the craziness of the city this week with it being half term. I made the mistake of popping in the other day and it was packed with all the car parks full and the pavements cluttered with slow moving people (who randomly stop in front of you), kids running/laying about and women pushing huge prams/buggies.

Also that day people who can't queue piss me right off. Some idiots decided to queue in the wrong direction so when I stood in the right place other people decided to queue behind the idiots and I get cut out of turn.

[charlesr]

The thing that has been bugging me an awful lot of late has been the tendancy of grown up people to use the 'phrase' 'nom nom', when commenting on food they really like.

Utter utter utter idiots.

There. I feel better.

It means something rather different to me.... Still to do with eating though.

[nakamura]

The thing that has been bugging me an awful lot of late has been the tendancy of grown up people to use the 'phrase' 'nom nom', when commenting on food they really like.

Utter utter utter idiots.

There. I feel better.

This. Over and over in fact.

[speedlolita]

Yeah, the phrase is "om nom nom". Idiots!

[charlesr]

Queuing for ages to get out of petrol station (turning right, so need to watch for traffic in both directions). Just as it's looking clear in both directions, and I'm ready to pull out, a big 4x4 finishes his petrol station stuff and pulls up next to me to turn left. So now I can't see. There's no way I'm pulling out without being able to see, even if it looked clear a moment earlier. He waits for a while for god knows what (it's clear to the right), looking at his phone or crotch or something. Eventually he goes. But my window of opportunity is closed as traffic appears in both directions. Sit there for a while longer. Some people just have no clue what's going on around them, stuck in their own little bubble world.

Next time, I'll leave home earlier.

[charlesr]

If you look up nom nom in urbandictionary there are 2 pages of entries saying exactly the same thing. Seriously why do people feel compelled to add another definition when there's an identical one there. Weirdos.

[Decider-VT]

People that say/write "inbox me" on Facebook. "Inbox" isn't a verb. "Facebook" isn't either.

Edit: getting seriously wound up with Renchi, too. They have the best price I've found for an Asian 360 plus postage but so far this year they've:

- closed orders during a warehouse move for a few months
- removed consoles from their inventory for another month or so
- closed their website while they rehost elsewhere, with a notice saying they'll re-open on the 10th of October
- changed the date on the graphic to the 23rd of October when the time passed
- changed the date again on the 26th to the 1st of November

I don't know how they can afford to do it.

[Rossco]

Old lady drivers. Honestly, why bother! You'd be faster getting the bus.

[Fader209]

Was driving behind a youth on a moped earlier and the damn machine was making so much noise whilst doing 10mph that he didn't know I was behind him. I heard it earlier when I was getting into the car and assumed it was some heavy machinery digging up a road or something.
Do all bikes need to have side mirrors? This was an "L" plate rider so I would have thought he would need mirrors.
Second time I have got stuck behind this chump too.

[koopatroopa90]

All you lot moaning about half term. Whilst I agree completely (can't be doing with town on a normal weekend day either tbh, it was bad enough today!) you should have seen Italy - particularly Naples. The ONLY way to cross the road is to just walk right out in front of cars and hope they slow down. There is never a gap in the traffic and it is always moving, if even just very slowly. When we got a taxi we almost got crushed by a bus and I'm still surprised we didn't go into the side of another car/get hit by one!

And when walking around people never get out the way either, push in in queues and don't watch where they are going meaning you either keep bumping into people or have to slalom in and out to avoid getting hit!

To balance that out though I have to say loads of people were really friendly and genuinely helpful when we were lost/needed info so any Italians here please don't take offense!!