What annoys people????

shamalicious · Post by **shamalicious** » Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:57 pm

It's hard to have faith in the human race having to deal with the general public.

It's scary how many selfish, horrible, even abusive people there are out there. Try not to think about it too much- it's too depressing.

shamalicious · Post by **shamalicious** » Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:08 pm

Worth stressing that the nice ones don't go unnoticed!

BaggyTrousers · Post by **BaggyTrousers** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 12:53 am

LastKnightoftheproms wrote:
shamalicious wrote:It's hard to have faith in the human race having to deal with the general public.

It's scary how many selfish, horrible, even abusive people there are out there. Try not to think about it too much- it's too depressing.
Just wrong. For every mean and nasty person there are so many more decent people who work, raise children, do voluntary work, and help. The general public get tarred with the one or two awkward people you have had to deal with tha day. You failed to notice the hundreds that smed and said thank you.

Absolutely right LastKnight, I worked with/for the public all my working life and the good outnumber the ballixes by an enormous ratio.

I did however lose count of the number of colleagues I told "if you find people an inconvenience to the smooth operation of your job, you need to find a new career." Frankly, barring a select band of colleagues who I still hold in high regard, it was the customers who kept me borderline sane. Close run thing of course but probably just about on the right side of that line.

pythagoras · Post by **pythagoras** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:18 pm

Queuing to pay in a petrol station and some jerk walks to the front, says "That's 20 for petrol" hands it to the woman behind the till and walks out.

eoinsy96 · Post by **eoinsy96** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 9:42 pm

italian tv broadcasters who's wires burn in the sun, those blokes do my head in

big mervyn · Post by **big mervyn** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 10:03 pm

Barstewards who go to the trouble of picking up their dog's mess and then throw the wee black bag into a bush, WTF's that all about?

pythagoras · Post by **pythagoras** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 10:18 pm

big mervyn wrote:Barstewards who go to the trouble of picking up their dog's mess and then throw the wee black bag into a bush, WTF's that all about?

it's a credit to you that you don't understand their mentality
Those people are the lowest type of humanity, sneaky psycopathic sociopathic scumbags.
Previously they would have pretended to be really interested in something in the other direction as their dog shat.
An appropriate punishment would be to force them to dogshit

Jockster · Post by **Jockster** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:27 pm

pythagoras wrote:
big mervyn wrote:Barstewards who go to the trouble of picking up their dog's mess and then throw the wee black bag into a bush, WTF's that all about?
it's a credit to you that you don't understand their mentality
Those people are the lowest type of humanity, sneaky psycopathic sociopathic scumbags.
Previously they would have pretended to be really interested in something in the other direction as their dog shat.
An appropriate punishment would be to force them to dogshit

Quite right...

I have recently taken an oath of allegiance to poo patrol. As the father of two small people I see it as my duty to enforce poo legislation on the ignorant. Thiis involves notifying any dog owners I see that miss/ignore the constitutional deposits of their pooch. Frankly I would expect the same notification as sometimes you can miss it happening. But there are others that just don't see it as their responsibility-----they will be educated if I catch them....

Yes I realise that I'm risking a dig or two in the snout from the odd scumbag, but that wouldn't be worse than having to clean the dog poo encrusted shoes of a 7 and 9 year old.

big mervyn · Post by **big mervyn** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:30 pm

Have to say, the provision of bins for disposable of said (bagged) deposits is abysmal on the Lagan towpath.

Jackie Brown · Post by **Jackie Brown** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:37 pm

big mervyn wrote:Have to say, the provision of bins for disposable of said (bagged) deposits is abysmal on the Lagan towpath.

Surely that is what the Lagan is for...

big mervyn · Post by **big mervyn** » Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:45 pm

Jackie Brown wrote:
big mervyn wrote:Have to say, the provision of bins for disposable of said (bagged) deposits is abysmal on the Lagan towpath.
Surely that is what the Lagan is for...

Now, you wouldn't want to be clockin' the Lagan seal with a dog jobbie (or any jobbie for that matter). The Lagan's a great place for wildlife especially upriver from the Staranmillis weir. Cormorants, herons, kingfishers if you keep your eyes peeled. Best time to go is at dusk when there's a good chance of spotting an otter.

Muddy Bless · Post by **Muddy Bless** » Mon Mar 26, 2012 4:12 am

big mervyn wrote:
Jackie Brown wrote:
big mervyn wrote:Have to say, the provision of bins for disposable of said (bagged) deposits is abysmal on the Lagan towpath.
Surely that is what the Lagan is for...
Now, you wouldn't want to be clockin' the Lagan seal with a dog jobbie (or any jobbie for that matter). The Lagan's a great place for wildlife especially upriver from the Staranmillis weir. Cormorants, herons, kingfishers if you keep your eyes peeled. Best time to go is at dusk when there's a good chance of spotting an otter.

Alternately you could head to cutters for the chance of a ganzee at some beaver.....

Setanta · Post by **Setanta** » Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:13 am

There are lots of lovely people out there; they're called females!

AndyB · Post by **AndyB** » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:29 am

Lorrys. Why do they always seem to breakdown on the westlink? The busiest road in NI and doesn't have a hard shoulder?

BaggyTrousers · Post by **BaggyTrousers** » Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:15 am

An itchy beg in a crowded room.

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