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To get pissed off

18 replies

thistlelicker · 27/01/2013 23:29

If you have to ask a person a question more than once before they answer?

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MurderOfGoths · 27/01/2013 23:31

You do know what you are going to have to do now don't you? Grin

chewingguminmyhair · 27/01/2013 23:31

Sorry OP, can you ask that again?

chocoholic89 · 27/01/2013 23:31

No it winds me up too.

HoneyDragon · 27/01/2013 23:31

What was that you said?

thistlelicker · 27/01/2013 23:40

Hahahaha .... No but honestly, how many times can u ask, get no answer, before ur allowed to be pissed off?

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fridayfreedom · 27/01/2013 23:43

Depends on whether they heard you, my hearing is crap so sometimes I don't realise that I am the one someone is talking to. Gets upsetting when people get cross, I don't do it on purpose!

steppemum · 27/01/2013 23:53

in rl or on a thread?

MurderOfGoths · 27/01/2013 23:54
Grin

Serious response though: YANBU at all. Unless they didn't hear you it's highly irritating.

Alisvolatpropiis · 27/01/2013 23:55

YANBU.

It drives me to edge of my sanity sometimes.

thistlelicker · 28/01/2013 00:04

Text message! When your having a
Conversation via text.... And in rl!!

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Alisvolatpropiis · 28/01/2013 00:06

I also have a special place of hate for people who have read receipts switched on,read texts and then don't reply for hours. looking at you mum

TWinklyLittleStar · 28/01/2013 00:10

YcouldBAbitU about texts. My friend bombards me with questions in one message. I answer most of them but may miss one, or not yet know the answer, so a prompt helps. In real life, it depends on whether they actually heard you, be it through poor hearing or being engrossed in another activity.

thistlelicker · 28/01/2013 00:12

Ali... Said person is good at reading messages and not answering them also! Or reads them says she is busy yet comments in a fb status 10 seconds later!!! Or u know they on fb as identified online as iPhone chat shows and u text and they don't read or reply!

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LineRunner · 28/01/2013 00:18

This is a typical text from my dear friend.

'So shall we hv drink on Fri if I finish at 3 & u finish at 3 but if you finish at 5 I will go to shop and take aunt Flo out so we cud meet at 5.30 but if not then we cud meet on the high street at 4 what do you think oh by the way i can't mke Fri.'

I usually stare at the phone for a bit before replying, 'I'll ring you in five minutes.'

thistlelicker · 28/01/2013 00:20
Wink
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MsMarple · 28/01/2013 00:24

Depends if you know they have heard and give them enough time to process what you've asked then think about their reply.

DH asks something when I am absorbed in something else, then gets humpy and asks again if I don't respond within seconds, is v v v annoying. My brain doesn't work fast enough.

If you think people should live on red alert, waiting to deal with your questions at a moments notice then YABU. If they are ignoring you on purpose then you might have a point... unless you are asking intrusive/complicated questions of course...

SquinkiesRule · 28/01/2013 02:51

Sorry What?
I'll repeat the question and then get pissy if they say "what" for a second time, unless they are my Dh, I swear the man has hearing loss, unless I whisper "do you want a cup of tea and a biscuit"

MammaTJ · 28/01/2013 02:53

I often show as being online on FB but in reality I am on MN doing coursework with FB tab open, so the showing on FB should not be taken too seriously.

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