Things that Annoy you right now : Othor Games

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:05 pm

Eh, Ill be feeling your pain pretty soon. Once the summer time comes Im getting a job at our local band office. Probably blue collar.
That reminds me. Gamgee should get a job soon. MAYBE WITH ME!?

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 8:04 pm

Car dealerships. And car salesmen.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:38 pm

Speaking of teeth, it annoys me how whenever I floss my bottom teeth, the floss snaps. This is because of how narrow my bottom teeth are.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:13 pm

Speaking of teeth, it annoys me how whenever I floss my bottom teeth, the floss snaps. This is because of how narrow my bottom teeth are.

Have one of http://sale.dentist.net/t/brand/waterpik!

I have a tooth that's getting sensitive to cold and some days it just bugs me so much.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:38 pm

I feel your pain, I have the same problem. I'm only 19 and just looking for a part-time job, yet the issue seems to be the same. No one will hire anyone who doesn't have any experience. Can someone please tell me how on Earth I'm supposed to get this experience when no one will hire me without it? It's ridiculous.

Don't ya hate it when society puts itself into a catch-22?

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:03 pm

My job. I spend 11 hours of my day on it (9hrs there, 2hrs driving) and I don't enjoy it in the slightest. I have no pride in my work and absolutely no interest in it. I also feel as though the longer I'm there, the less skilled I become. That annoys me.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:36 am

The fact that I was going to see Black Swan today but since I came from a party and hadn't slept in 24 hours, I fell asleep 10 mintues after having lunch and woke up at 7pm so I didn't see the movie :stare: still Top Gear started 25 minutes later so I'm happy now

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:05 pm

That the kitchen in the uni accomodation I live in is absolutely filthy. My housemates in general to be honest. If they spill food they don't clean it up, they never put anything in the bin, they use my crockery/cutlery without washing it up and eat my food without asking. The guy in the room across the corridor has skype conversations every [censored] night until 3am and talks as loud as possible. I admit I'm not perfect with washing up and stuff, but how much [censored] effort does it take just to clean up once in a while? Or restrict your [censored] skype hours to before everyone's trying to sleep. I think I've just been unlucky in my accomodation, but it's beyond a joke how [censored] it is. I can't even talk to them about it 'cause they're all chinese and speak like 3 words of english.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:20 pm

This cold Ive had for going on 3 weeks now.

» Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:09 am

Right now I'm getting pretty ticked off lately at trying to find a job. Instead of getting depressed like I used to i'm trying different things yet I keep meeting this dead end. Even entry level positions seem to be putting up this road block which severely annoys me. Every job i've looked at online and at local stores wants a person to have 2 to 3 years experience in the industry instead of providing training on the job. I know things are tight, but this is getting ridiculous and makes it hard for people like myself to even hope of a job.

I've tried a grocery store, local restaurant, mailing/packing place, and even looked at online jobs just answering the phone yet nothing. Only place I even had some "mild" luck with was the restaurant where they said they didn't have any openings yet sounded like they would train me on the job as a garbage boy/dish washer. I'm 27 years old still living with my relative and can't do a dang thing to help out except keep the house clean.

Anyways that's what annoys me right now how about yourself?

I'm in the same situation as you about finding a job. Everywhere I look they put a Help Wanted signs then when I walk in ask are they were hiring and all they can say is that they are not hiring. Then why don't they put down the damn sign? Nowadays I wished I didn't quit my old job.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:22 pm

This cold Ive had for going on 3 weeks now.

I have a constant cold - 365 days a year :stare: that's annoying.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:25 pm

I listen to a guy called celldweller. on youtube you just have loads of comments about optic preadator, one guy says celldweller is onyl famous because of a crappy QS montage with special effects (optics video).
I wonder if fire fox has an app to block all youtube comments from showing up, that place annoys me so much.
Ont get me started on people begging for thumbs up or spewing the same old "# of people who disliked the vid are *insert insult here*"

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 11:50 pm

My biology coursework. It's so hard to find sources on malaria and its treatments that an AS level student can decipher.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:03 pm

The lady two houses down has about 40 cats, for some reason only about 2 live in her house and they aren't neutered so they are reproducing and they live on my roof on and on my neighbor's roof. They males (I assume) fight at night in my backyard and I cant sleep because of them screaming. There are 4 on my back porch that I can see right now. They get in my garage and get into my trash, they pee everywhere. It's horrible.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:16 am

Right now i'm getting pretty ticked off lately at trying to find a job. Instead of getting depressed like I used to i'm trying different things yet I keep meeting this dead end. Even entry level positions seem to be putting up this road block which severely annoys me. Every job i've looked at online and at local stores wants a person to have 2 to 3 years experience in the industry instead of providing training on the job. I know things are tight, but this is getting ridiculous and makes it hard for people like myself to even hope of a job. I've tried a grocery store, local restaurant, mailing/packing place, and even looked at online jobs just answering the phone yet nothing. Only place I even had some "mild" luck with was the restaurant where they said they didn't have any openings yet sounded like they would train me on the job as a garbage boy/dish washer. I'm 27 years old still living with my relative and can't do a dang thing to help out except keep the house clean. Anyways that's what annoys me right now how about yourself?

same for me dude. I have hit dead ends everywhere. people that are hiring tell me... well you aren't the type of person we are looking for. It pissed me off because I came into an interview with a nice shirt, tie, dress pants, dress shoes, my hair cut and looking nice, and had a really good unwrinkled resume. Then another guy comes in with a dirty button up shirt, skinny jeans, long hair, a lip ring, a folded and crumpled resume for the same interview. I went back to the place and guess who was in uniform and hired... the slob.... friggin heck!!!

another thing that is majorly annoying me is my history teacher basically telling me (and don't start a political conversation with this) that we are on the verge of depression, and America is doomed. She tells our whole class this every monday and wednesday when we have class. urg...

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 11:15 am

Writing my research proposal. The IRB and my committee chair already approved my initial proposal.
But now protocol requires that I write an extended proposal.
I suppose I will need this to attract two more members for my committee, but it's such a pain. I just want to get started on data collection already.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:29 pm

This baby/little kid living in the apartment below me who [censored] cries every day.

Getting stuck on a red light at a four-way intersection that lasts for at least two minutes...and over that entire time, being the only vehicle actually present.

Crosswalk signs, period. Oftentimes, they say it's safe to walk across the street at the same time it's okay for cars to turn into said street.

Puns. If you crack a pun, I will find you. :stare:

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:28 am

Crosswalk signs, period. Oftentimes, they say it's safe to walk across the street at the same time it's okay for cars to turn into said street.

Used to walk up to a local restaurant near my Community College when I was taking classes. As I would stand there at the street waiting for the cross walk people would just turn right when the sign explicitly states "No RIGHT TURNS ON RED WHEN PEDESTRIANS PRESENT!". The people turning right might as well have been giving me the finger as they turned. Personally I was glad it was me instead of some little kid since they would have been run over.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 1:59 pm

Stick in there OP, it does get better. I was searching for ages, and it was thankless and demotivating but you will find somewhere in the end. :thumbsup: Determination is the key I think. The fact that some places wouldn't even acknowledge you was the worst for me I think - how hard can it be to just set up a standard email saying "sorry, we're not interested"? It was the waiting around that got to me.
For me, it's any reference to relationships. I just got dumped and anything which mentions a couple is really getting to me, which means I'm pissed off pretty much all of the time lol. I need to stop listening to the radio for a bit I think.

That and cyclists who think they are invincible. It's like they don't realise how vulnerable they are (the worst ones are the ones who bike home from the pub).

» Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:13 am

Way to many that have to do with politics to bring up here.

Friday a student in my grade died and today I was extremely pissed off by multiple people using this to try to bring attention to themselves. Including one girl who cries for half the first class then goes to the media center where a group of counselors are for friends of the student(this girl wasn't) and then proceeds to come back to class once each block where she cries and tells everybody how she was his best friend then goes right back to the media center. She did this for the entire day back and forth. The only time she ever talked to him was to insult him or say something behind his back.

Wow around here there is an abundance of jobs for everyone. I started to think the economy was getting a bit better, but I guess we're just lucky around here for some reason. I hope you guys find jobs soon.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:56 pm

Theres a piece of glass in my hand, I can't see it but i know its there. Its extremely irritating.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:59 pm

When people consistently point out others grammatical errors without offering a helpful explanation of where they went wrong as though they think they are superior because of it.

Luckily I'm not like that. Those two are my bigger peeves, though I'm not really a grammar cop unless someone tries to point a grammatical error to someone else and makes one of their own. I normally just get appalled when I proofread friends' college papers and see 'defanatly' or 'defiantly'.

New one: When customers don't realize that the store has closed and keep milling around like it's a park.

Also, Macs.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 8:51 am

There is this one hair that keeps moving right in front of my eyeball. Other than that I am pretty peachy. Just need a haircut I guess. Haven't done the long hair thing in a long time.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:59 pm

New one: When customers don't realize that the store has closed and keep milling around like it's a park.

This happens a lot when I have to cashier. I love getting the shifts that have me leaving a half hour before we close.

» Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:33 pm

This ongoing "constipation" feeling, while being regular, but something in there won't "come out", and no doctor knows what is wrong. :sadvaultboy:

... 2 months down, only 60+ years to go .