My husband eating. Everytime we watch something together he has to eat crisps/apple/crackers. And he slurps his tea. I adore my hubby but I do imagine bludgeoning him to death at times
Happens to me every timewhenever I open a new packet of pills, it's ALWAYS the end with the stupid bloody leaflet thing wrapped around it
Yes!!!!! I'm Scottish, husband is Irish, currently both living in England (sounds like the start of a joke) and I cannot get my head around why people down here say draws??? It's absurdDraws instead of drawers
And when you open it up to read it you can never fold it down as it waswhenever I open a new packet of pills, it's ALWAYS the end with the stupid bloody leaflet thing wrapped around it
I meant finna i have seen that a lot on posts from America now English specially round my way doing itGonna is the American version of going to, not guna which must be the British way of spelling it.
Yes!!!!! I'm Scottish, husband is Irish, currently both living in England (sounds like the start of a joke) and I cannot get my head around why people down here say draws??? It's absurd
It is where I live in West Yorkshire !People who say “tret” instead of treated, so, “he tret me really bad”. Is that even a word?!!
Yes. Also being asked/told to contribute to a work colleague’s wedding present when you aren’t invited to the wedding. This happened to me in one job. We were a very small team and the person who asked me for money had been invited and couldn’t understand why I refused to contribute. I’d also had to spend the previous year listening to her plan her wedding in phone calls with her mother and boyfriend and fielding numerous daily calls for her that weren’t work related, but were wedding related. I had worked closely with this woman for a number of years and was surprised that she had invited some of our team but not others.Here's a big one! Starting a new job in the office and people having the audacity to ask you to pitch in for their office pal's b-day present when you don't even know the person's face. Not like they'd return the favour. Unless we're pals I ain't giving you my hard earned money even for your birthday just because we share an office space.
I’m middle-aged and I’m the same! Also, I run my own business and hate it when customers phone (they don’t often), would quite happily do everything by email. Don‘t like voicemail messages either. Although because I hate answering the phone, I do tend to get people leaving voicemailsThis might be a younger generation thing but I really hate when people phone me out of the blue. Just text me. Or at least text to ask if you can ring
I don't mind voicemails cause at least with a voicemail I know the point of the phonecall so I can mentally prepareI’m middle-aged and I’m the same! Also, I run my own business and hate it when customers phone (they don’t often), would quite happily do everything by email. Don‘t like voicemail messages either. Although because I hate answering the phone, I do tend to get people leaving voicemails