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In the 3D animated comedy, The Angry Birds Movie, we'll finally find out why the birds are so angry. The movie takes us to an island populated entirely – or almost entirely- by happy, flightless birds. In this paradise, Red (Jason Sudeikis, We're the Millers, Horrible Bosses), a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck (Josh Gad in his first animated role since Frozen), and the volatile Bomb (Danny McBride, This Is the End, Eastbound and Down) have always been outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it’s up to this trio of unlikely outcasts to work out what the pigs are up to.
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RebeccaEMumsnet · 04/05/2016 11:36
My Angry Bird moment was when my husband said it was my fault that we were late for school and work because I had woken up late. "Well", squawk I, "Since YOU woke up two hours before me, why am I dressed, ready and at the door BEFORE you?"
And then, he said it...the words which never fail to ruffle my feathers, overturn the roost, and turn me into a spitting, fighting, furious bird.
"You sit around all day doing God knows what...."
I may not be working full-time like him, but I can assure you, I do not sit around all day doing "God knows what". I am a stay-at-home mum, but I do lots - looking after the children, cleaning...I really don't need to justify what I do! I am not a lazy cow!!
Getting worked up just typing this post!
When my toddler (2) gets this little evil look on her face... It means she's about to 'be naughty mummy' usually towards her four month old brother 😡 🐦
My Moment happened this week when I ordered a skip only to find my neighbour filling it with stuff before I got back from the school run! was half full when I got back Wouldn't mind but it was in my garden not on the road so he was throwing it over the fence...needless to say he had to remove it all. Wouldn't have been do If he had asked first.
Discovering halfway through a holiday that I hadn't actually lost my mind, nor forgotten a load of toddler essentials. My husband had decided my packing of all the sleeping stuff together,all the feeding stuff together etc wasn't efficient and repacked rolling spoons inside socks stuffed into his shoes. I fear I might swing for him if he ever touches my system again.
My inner comes out when a client says they need something urgently so I work late, at the weekend or, even worse, skip lunch to get it to them. And then they don't look at it until weeks later. Grrr.
So many moments
People not acknowledging/thanking you when you give way/let them past when driving
People who park next to my car so I struggle to get in, despite the car park being empty
People who sit behind me in the cinema with bags of noisy sweets
My DD aged 7 who takes forever to get ready in a morning
DH asking what's for dinner - then "oh, I didn't fancy that" ... make it yourself next time!
I could probably go on forever!
Automated call centres that spend 5 minutes putting you through endless choices to then tell you that no-one is available to take your call and cut you off...
I feel like I am constantly in mode internally with a mini running commentary in my head of all the awful things I'd like to say to people annoying me but being very British I just smile and suck it up 
far too polite to make a scene.
People standing far too close to me today in the supermarket - would you like a piggyback to the till?
Lady at Costa reading my newspaper over my shoulder - buy your own!
Ds 6 walking alongside me like he's attatched to my hip, then deciding to 'swap' sides with no warning and nearly getting wiped out as I try not to trip over him
Hmm, suspect I have personal space issues.... or I'm just a bit hot and sweay today and need some room!
I'm a teacher...Do not and I mean DO NOT make a comment about my long holidays, working from 9 til 3 or that you think I earn too much for being a 'glorified child minder' as some charming person said to me the other day. They really did see my .
That Topcat advert with the wrong Topcat voice gives me the .
My all-night-long snoring DH turns me into an
sometimes I peck at him to wake him up though which eases my anger!
As a very British , failure to respect the sanctity of a queue will induce rage like little else.
When you're next to be served in a long queue, and they open up another counter/till - and someone languishing at the back rushes forth to be served first at the newly opened one. Arghhhhhh!
What made me an the other day was getting woken up by the clanging dustbin lorry and then realising that the bins had not been put out!! Grrrr!!!
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It's a total cliché but a certain time of the month I'm permanently .
There are a few things that are guaranteed to bring out my inner
I spend hours on Friday cleaning and tidying the whole house, kids are home for five minutes and there are clothes/toys/books everywhere but it's never them.
walk in the door from the school run to get "mum can I have/do/watch/go" "mum he's being mean" "mum where's my book/toy/bag/drink" "mum, mum, mum, mum" all at once from different children while I'm trying to get in and get them to put their bags/coats/shoes away.
when the laptop decides to update when I'm trying to get an essay done.
when the children walk past the sink with their plate/bowl and put it on the worktop instead of in the sink.
school mornings when I have to drag the children out of bed and constantly nag them to eat, drink, get dressed, brush teeth, brush hair, get bags all to a soundtrack of whinging and whining that they're tired.
Possibly the worst is weekend mornings when the children bounce out of bed at the crack of dawn and wake me up when I've spent all week trying to get them up for school.
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