Silly things that give you the rage

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Maybe its cos I'm peri but we were out for a meal and someone was eating chicken wings and being very meticulous about using a knife and fork to eat them and very slowly. It was holding up the next course for everyone.

Do you have any examples of getting the rage over something silly 🤣

Also, people who say they have a bit of a migraine, if you had one you'd know about it!

Well quite. He isn't exactly the Shake & Vac woman. Nor is the product on a par.

That nobody else on planet Earth realises that

"Bought" = buy
and
"BRought" = bring

AND THAT THEY ARE NOT FUCKING INTERCHANGABLE 😖😖

EVERY SINGLE THREAD ON HERE -

"I brought myself a new coat"
I bought in my shopping from the car"

ARRRRGGGHHHHHHHH!

Threads like this

Taking care of the ”mental load” at home. And making a long list of it all, which takes longer than actually doing the things on the list.

My stepsons say "AYE?"

It’s so unnecessary, and she could definitely stop it if she wanted to.

She wouldn’t sneeze that loudly at a funeral, would she??
So, she can tone it down everywhere else, damn it.

My mil says ‘ibrufen’.

But, i believe they were a brand name many moons ago, and it’s just stuck.

That’s it…let it all out.

Nice deep breaths…

Feel better? 😉

Sniggering, because I agree with most of these posts, and I thought I was dead easy going🤣

However, I DO say MACDonalds ( it's the accent) and my Mam definitely took Ibrufen.

I'm terrible for doing the passive aggressive 'you're welcome' when people just float through the door I'm holding open for them, making me feel like a bloody footman🤣

No. Isobutylphenylpropionic acid (Ibuprofen for short) is an NSAID of which Brufen, Nurofen etc are trade names.

Ibrufen is a bastardisation.

People who say apse when they mean abscess. It's a Westcountry thing.

Ok I’m confused. What’s the difference between how your say “draw” and “drawer”…?!?!?!

The "er" at then end... 😂

My boss said this to me not long ago. I’m like really? Peri? You’re 55, are you sure you don’t mean ‘post-menopausal’?

I think it's called cat fished by a fiat 🤣🤣🤣

I’ve said it before 100 times and I’ll say it 100 times more.

Opening up the wrong end of a box of tablets and getting the annoying leaflet in the way.

Makes me absolute RAGE!

People who eat in restaurants with their massive outdoor coats on. Extra points if it’s made of a scratchy material that makes a noise with every move

It’s called a ‘vulnerable sleeve’.

The end which is plain whie and doesn't have the logo /box colour branding is the end with the instructions. Open the box end which continues the branding.

It drove me bonkers too!

You are joking right…?! You don’t pronounce the “er” when you say it! It is one syllable, not two. Are you saying this ironically to wind people up as pronouncing “drawer” with two syllables would most definitely give me the rage!

When you're in a group, chatting, and then one person just starts looking at their phone. RUDE!!! I wouldn't get my book out even though you are the most boring people ever!!!

In my world ‘drawer’ has two syllables, ‘draw’ has one.

Affect and effect. You are affected by something. Something has an effect on you.
Step foot. No, it’s set foot.

The Andrex and deodorant adverts. I have no desire to see crotches and arses in close up.

Which isn't pronounced, when said correctly.

In some accents the "er" is pronounced. Similarly, DH and I have an ongoing game of "How many monosyllabic band names (discounting any with 'The' in front) can you think of?" Today DH suggested Wire. I pointed out that in some regions that would be two syllables, or at least one and a half. Pedantic, moi?