Totally agree, when did greasy looking hair become.something to aspire to?
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Seen lots of social media discussions when people choose to do it as their wedding hair. Why would someone choose that, even if they have face for it, it looks bald in photos
I've lost count of the number of times people miss announcements on public transport because of their headphones. Then ask me what was said.
My AirPods are in-ear and noise cancelling too but I wouldn’t wear them whilst walking down the street for the very reason you say: I need to be aware of any sounds around me like people walking behind me or cars approaching etc
Bleaching eyebrows should be illegal … this goes with my hatred of slick back hair 
Lanyard keychains and/or large keychains.
Only exception: they’re okay for office/work-related keys because there’s usually a reason for that (communal bathroom key, sports coach, etc.)
Only exception: they’re okay for office/work-related keys because there’s usually a reason for that (communal bathroom key, sports coach, etc.)
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Agree.Bleaching eyebrows should be illegal … this goes with my hatred of slick back hair
Nightmare fuel:
She looks like a caricature
When you place two different orders online with the same company and they combine them in one box. 
*cough* amazon *cough* sephora
1. I don't know why that's even legal. Or why they'd even take that risk in the first place (in case it gets damaged, etc.)
2. It's cheap at the expense of the customer. Literally. Especially if they charged you 2x for shipping.
3. What if there was a reason someone separated orders? I could picture many situations where that could go wrong or get awkward.
*cough* amazon *cough* sephora1. I don't know why that's even legal. Or why they'd even take that risk in the first place (in case it gets damaged, etc.)
2. It's cheap at the expense of the customer. Literally. Especially if they charged you 2x for shipping.
3. What if there was a reason someone separated orders? I could picture many situations where that could go wrong or get awkward.
What are you ordering? Why not send the items together?When you place two different orders online with the same company and they combine them in one box.
1. I don't know why that's even legal. Or why they'd even take that risk in the first place (in case it gets damaged, etc.)
2. It's cheap at the expense of the customer. Literally. Especially if they charged you 2x for shipping.
3. What if there was a reason someone separated orders? I could picture many situations where that could go wrong or get awkward.
I'm never sure how Amazon works, they always want to charge me £5 for postage for a mascara if I don't want to sign up for Amazon Prime and with ebay I always feel like I'm running the gauntlet trying to dodge fake goods
Lolz nothing crazy
- I'll do separate orders if I know something is easily breakable
- if you share a house/apartment with someone and something is a gift and you don't want to accidentally open it in front of them
- I've heard of awkward moments in work environments where something is not supposed to be shared/might be HR related but the receptionist opens it thinking it was general office mail
The list goes on...
It also seems dumb from an insurance pov because if something happens to the box then more items will have to be covered/at a loss.
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Disney.
Adults who are obsessed with Disney get on my nerves
They need putting on some kind of list because they aren't right
I've seen videos of adults at Disney crying ad the meet Disney characters. It's so odd
A neighbour who Id loosely call a mate, went for the first time with her husband a few years ago and has made Disney her whole personality. Constantly posting countdowns to the next time she's going, loungefly(?) bags, Disney suitcases, red and white polka dot nails even when she does her obligatory story from the gym it's captioned "getting skinny to meet minnie"
Definitely, all totally insane. I get liking the books or whatever but becoming obsessed eith things like "what house they're in"So oddcan we put Harry Potter adults in with this as well
