Morticia Adams is a goddess just saying, not a frustration
Things that frustrate us all
- Thread starter rhubarbodendron
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A relative decided to invite themselves over with only one day notice. I don't want her here because she has 3 different jobs working with the public. House isn't ready for company and then the kitchen sink
decided it was time to clog up completely.AARRRGHH!
decided it was time to clog up completely.AARRRGHH!
Oh I love it when relatives do that kind of thing, makes life so hard too sometimes. Not a fan of that.
My best friend's brother in law does this, only he calls when he's en route (driving), meaning it's only a few hours notice and then he invariably shows up in the
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That "meddle" was a strangely apropos typo there... hmmmmm.
I hate it when I open a bottle of tonic water and it fucking EXPLODES in my face or all over the floor or both. 
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Having to update XCode on a computer that's near its storage limit.
Relative or not, I'd tell that person that they're being rude and inconsiderate.
But then, I don't have house guests. I'm pretty much a hermit.
I aspire to be a hermit, but my husband keeps insisting we go outside once in awhile.
Buying a hamburger that looks nothing like the pictures above the counter.
'Chunky' kit kats that are far from Chunky.
Any Kit Kat commercial.
Forgive me for all you road crew people that pick up after yourself. I think you guys do a great job. But in our neighborhood we had all the roads done. And the road crews littered all over the place. In front of our house and all over. Thought they would pick up. But they didn't so my husband and I got a bag and went around and picked it all up. That just really bugged me you know! Anyone else have that happen to them in their neighborhoods??
Not road crews but lots of the British public who think litter is someone else's problem.
Slip roads and road verges are horrendous as people seem to think launching drink containers, Fast Food wrappers and so on out the window us the right thing to do.
I'd put hidden cameras in these locations if I was on charge and put some serious fines or punishment in place.
500 Hours litter picking maybe or 5 grand fine..or taking the car off them.
I don't understand why British think it's OK, I have driven through Europe and rarely see litter.
I even tried putting a note on my door politely explaining what I would like delivery people to do with my package but it is anti-matter to them. They go out of their way to do it contrary to my simple wishes.
That's not a Chunky. That's a Chunky!
That's not a Chunky. That's a Chunky!
Panic buying never makes any sense. There's never a reason for it. Oftentimes we have no idea why or how it even starts. It's pretty much a random thing.
I mean, when the pandemic first dropped, people flocked to buy toilet paper, even though there was no logical reason for them to do so (it's not like covid gives people the shits or anything like that).
So don't even try to explain it. You can't. It's impossible.
Well whenever there is a hurricane sliding up the coast, people here run out and strip the store shelves of toilet paper, batteries, and water, mostly.
People are afraid that supplies will run out, but their actions actually produce the exact situation they fear.