Irritation

[Guest]

But your hair looks great!!!

thanks babe, im hoping the vomit smell doesnt overwhelm everyone at the meeting...or maybe it would be a good thing...
"chair moves to ....MOVE...what say you?"
"AYE GODDAMNIT"
"meeting adjourned"
i wish there were a way to just not go

 

[she_is_my_addiction]

There isn't much that DOESN'T irritate me.

[frustrated]*sigh*[/frustrated]

 

[Samandiriel]

thanks babe, im hoping the vomit smell doesnt overwhelm everyone at the meeting...or maybe it would be a good thing...
"chair moves to ....MOVE...what say you?"
"AYE GODDAMNIT"
"meeting adjourned"
i wish there were a way to just not go

I suggest a large cardboard cutout of you for the future...look interested.

Feel better nice lady.

 

[lucky-E-leven]

Being unable to assist my girl when she's ill or out of sorts irritates me.

~ V

You know I'd have the kids fed, the dog let out, everyone bathed and in bed by the time you got back. Oh, the bed would be warm too.



Soon.

~lucky

 

[she_is_my_addiction]

You know I'd have the kids fed, the dog let out, everyone bathed and in bed by the time you got back. Oh, the bed would be warm too.



Soon.

~lucky

Awwwwww...

Makes me kinda jealous. Very lucky ladies. s

 

[Honey123]

Being unable to assist my girl when she's ill or out of sorts irritates me.

~ V

You know I'd have the kids fed, the dog let out, everyone bathed and in bed by the time you got back. Oh, the bed would be warm too.



Soon.

~lucky

Can you teach that to my SO?

 

[she_is_my_addiction]

Can you teach that to my SO?

I always have the kids in bed on time!

 

[Honey123]

I always have the kids in bed on time!

Why? What else do you put in that pizza??

 

[she_is_my_addiction]

Why? What else do you put in that pizza??

Ummmm....candy....?

But no. really, how could you even imply that I don't bathe the children and put them to bed on time??? I resent that.

 

[scheherazade_79]

I'm pretty laid back on the whole. There are a few things that really do annoy me, though. They are:

1. People who drive too close behind me- when that happens I see red and usually slam on the brakes.

2. Badly-behaved kids in public places. And yes, I do confront them and give them a telling off, regardless of whether they're 7 or 17 and whether there are 5 of them of 50.

3. Loud noises that go on for long periods of time. Pneumatic drills, the rumble of trucks, the sound of the vacuum cleaner, babies crying, hammering noises - if they go on longer than about 10 minutes I get very irritable.


I've only really seen red once, and that was when a man decided to scrawl an abusive message in permanent marker across the windscreen of my car, because he objected to where I'd parked. I spent an hour doing enough detective work to know it was him, then marched round to his house and gave him a dressing down. It was the only time in my life when I've been so mad that I knew no fear. It turned into the worst imaginable kind of personality clash. Everything about him pissed me off. He was smug, he spoke down at me like I was a little girl, and then he threatened to do worse things to my car if I parked there again. It also emerged that he carried a marker pen around him with the express purpose of vandalising cars, and he'd done the same to several of my neighbours without getting caught. He slouched, he smirked and he simpered until I blew a fuse and told him to stand up straight and wipe the smile of his face when I was talking to him. He eventually agreed to come and wipe the marker off my car in his own time, but by that point I was so annoyed that I took pictures of the damage and reported him to the police. I'd like to say that I left it at that, but I was way, way, way past the point of forgiveness. At around midnight that night I went round to his house dressed in black camouflage gear and threw a few cuttings of Japanese Ironweed into his vegetable patch. For those of you who aren't familiar with the plant, it grows fast, easily and is virtually unstoppable once it's taken hold. It even pushes up through concrete. I don't know whether it took hold or not, but I still boil over with rage when I see him in the streets.

 

[Samandiriel]

I'm pretty laid back on the whole. There are a few things that really do annoy me, though. They are:

1. People who drive too close behind me- when that happens I see red and usually slam on the brakes.

2. Badly-behaved kids in public places. And yes, I do confront them and give them a telling off, regardless of whether they're 7 or 17 and whether there are 5 of them of 50.

3. Loud noises that go on for long periods of time. Pneumatic drills, the rumble of trucks, the sound of the vacuum cleaner, babies crying, hammering noises - if they go on longer than about 10 minutes I get very irritable.


I've only really seen red once, and that was when a man decided to scrawl an abusive message in permanent marker across the windscreen of my car, because he objected to where I'd parked. I spent an hour doing enough detective work to know it was him, then marched round to his house and gave him a dressing down. It was the only time in my life when I've been so mad that I knew no fear. It turned into the worst imaginable kind of personality clash. Everything about him pissed me off. He was smug, he spoke down at me like I was a little girl, and then he threatened to do worse things to my car if I parked there again. It also emerged that he carried a marker pen around him with the express purpose of vandalising cars, and he'd done the same to several of my neighbours without getting caught. He slouched, he smirked and he simpered until I blew a fuse and told him to stand up straight and wipe the smile of his face when I was talking to him. He eventually agreed to come and wipe the marker off my car in his own time, but by that point I was so annoyed that I took pictures of the damage and reported him to the police. I'd like to say that I left it at that, but I was way, way, way past the point of forgiveness. At around midnight that night I went round to his house dressed in black camouflage gear and threw a few cuttings of Japanese Ironweed into his vegetable patch. For those of you who aren't familiar with the plant, it grows fast, easily and is virtually unstoppable once it's taken hold. It even pushes up through concrete. I don't know whether it took hold or not, but I still boil over with rage when I see him in the streets.

God woman, I want you.

 

[hmmnmm]

People talking on cell phones in public places and speaking loud enough so that everyone within earshot is blessed to know each and every itemized detail about how great they are, all the things they must do, how in demand they are.
Also, knowing that any other time a host of irritations would come to mind... I'll be back.
Thanks for the thread, Vella.
It helps, sort of.

When half a chorus of a terrible song gets stuck in my head and repeats, repeats, repeats... the more you try to ignore it, the louder it seems to get. Pretty irritating.

 

[SeaCat]

Very few things really irritate me. There are some things though.

1) What I call Boom Box Cars. These are the cars with the drivers who just have to play their music at levels where they can be heard two blocks away. When they're at a light next to you, you can watch their car vibrating from the music. When they drive past your place in the middle of the night your windows shake. These are the people I'm always wishing Willie Petes were legal for. I would toss one through their open window just to listen to the silence afterwards.

2) Patients family members who think because they have a degree from a college they suddenly know more than everyone else in the medical field.

3) People who believe their views on morality are the only correct ones out there, and are more than willing to push them on others.

Like Elsol I believe the Code duella should be brought back, although I would prefer knives. (Guns are good as well, don't get me wrong, but too many innocents tend to get hurt.)

Cat

 

[Goldie Munro]

Consumer complaint!!!

There is no choice in your poll that reads - 'You would punch a hole in the wall' irritation level is there? NO!

 

[lucky-E-leven]

Sketchy power consistency that makes the one lamp that I study by flicker like a strobe.



~lucky