People wishing their other half happy anniversary on SM
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With the standard back and forth....The constant posts of "Dog Lost" to the reply Liked and Shared in Swindon. (Meanwhile the post is from 2005 of a dog lost in Canada. )
And...people on Facebook wishing their Nan/ Grandad a happy birthday in heaven especially when they died pre smartphones/FB etc. Are there pensioners strollling and scrolling in heaven waiting for these psots
Loving this forum!!
'Aunt Jean, why are you sharing about a lost Dog in Canada when we're in Swindon?'
'Just in case love x'
Just curious ré the pet comment? I don't get it... Please educate me
can’t stand the ‘please like’ beggers or ‘algorithm is messed up’, i unfollow immediately, they don’t get engagement and lose a follower
Yes!! Same
Saw someone ask recently if people had seen their post cos it's been hidden and all that... 100% said seen it
If that doesn't say tit content I don't know what does!
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Also, when people play on emotions for likes! "I've had a tit day, please show me some love and help me feel better" and "Bob thinks he won't get as many likes as his brothers cos he's not a triplet, please prove him wrong" along with a video of said child asking for likes if people think he did a good job on an ad for mummy!! 
What I hate even more about begging for likes and comments is when they share the post and purposely put it in a place where I can’t quickly tap past it without going into the post (exactly how it is in the screenshot). Annoying as duck and guaranteed not to get a like from me now
*stretches fingers over keyboard
People who post vague crap with any of the following - Stay Tuned/Big News Coming/Can't wait to tell you all.
People who for no reason post a little montage of their partner thanking them for being them. And you know they are both pieces of tit. Sub cat of this would be any "my life/my whole world".
People who post something very impressive or beautiful and do the "state of me" or "I only managed to run 54 miles this morning as was feeling a bit off"
People who set up SM pages for their pets.
People who jump on bandwagons about things they don't understand and that don't involve them, whilst doing literally nothing to actually support the cause in real life.
People who post "cute" photos of their baby/toddler/kid literally covered in food/milk/chocolate/snot -
People who overly format their piece of tit post with fonts and colours and make it all look so "fancy"
People who post vague crap with any of the following - Stay Tuned/Big News Coming/Can't wait to tell you all.
People who for no reason post a little montage of their partner thanking them for being them. And you know they are both pieces of tit. Sub cat of this would be any "my life/my whole world".
People who post something very impressive or beautiful and do the "state of me" or "I only managed to run 54 miles this morning as was feeling a bit off"
People who set up SM pages for their pets.
People who jump on bandwagons about things they don't understand and that don't involve them, whilst doing literally nothing to actually support the cause in real life.
People who post "cute" photos of their baby/toddler/kid literally covered in food/milk/chocolate/snot -
People who overly format their piece of tit post with fonts and colours and make it all look so "fancy"
I just meant if people have pets and is there pet hair around the food. Some cats jump on kitchen counters etc...
Agreed. The only ones I actually follow are the original style bloggers, the craft ones, the sewing ones, etc, ones that actually share tips on things, they often seem more humble, though that said it seems everyone and their pet dog is shilling Cricut machines at the moment but most of the time the crafty ones don't push too many products.
my cousin recently had a baby and is doing my head in on SM. Uploading tonnes of photos everyday and now a montage video of her whole pregnancy which we have already seen each photo separately over the past 9 months!! Yawn
Few things on forums that annoy me:
It makes me cringe a bit when forum users refer to their partner as Mr/Mrs [insert username here]. I thought it was just Mumsnet but I've seen it on others too. ..probably makes me sound a miserable cow
When people use acronyms for words or names that they can just as easily type out (thus avoiding confusion for others)
When someone asks a question or advice on a public forum, and another person replies "I've private messaged you the answer". There was one instance that really annoyed me on a different forum. Someone created a thread asking a question. Another user posted a really well thought out response that answered it. Someone else came along and quoted the person "I've already messaged the OP the answer ages ago". I thought that was really rude, so I told them so I couldn't help it.
A social media one that makes me cringe for no reason:
When a TV/film person posts a picture of themselves, and their co-stars just put emojis in the comments (which always have loads of likes)
It makes me cringe a bit when forum users refer to their partner as Mr/Mrs [insert username here]. I thought it was just Mumsnet but I've seen it on others too. ..probably makes me sound a miserable cow
When people use acronyms for words or names that they can just as easily type out (thus avoiding confusion for others)
When someone asks a question or advice on a public forum, and another person replies "I've private messaged you the answer". There was one instance that really annoyed me on a different forum. Someone created a thread asking a question. Another user posted a really well thought out response that answered it. Someone else came along and quoted the person "I've already messaged the OP the answer ages ago". I thought that was really rude, so I told them so
I couldn't help it.A social media one that makes me cringe for no reason:
When a TV/film person posts a picture of themselves, and their co-stars just put emojis in the comments (which always have loads of likes)
Saw a "mum influencer" earlier asking if any of their influencer friends had an email for Coop, trying to get a PR contact! Fucks sake go buy your own tit entitled scum
An old school friend always posts pictures of broomsticks this time of year, with the tone of, come on ladies, we’re witches and fun! - er, no, not really. The witch thing applied to older women always seems ageist and misogynistic to me.
Not long to go now guys before the Poppy mafia starts with their bullshit.
You know the ones “I will wear my poppy and I don’t care who it offends”
Mate NO ONE is offended over a paper poppy although you do kind of have to see the irony as they absolutely lose their tit if people don’t wear one.
You know the ones “I will wear my poppy and I don’t care who it offends”
Mate NO ONE is offended over a paper poppy although you do kind of have to see the irony as they absolutely lose their tit if people don’t wear one.
I’m guilty of this sometimes sorryFew things on forums that annoy me:
It makes me cringe a bit when forum users refer to their partner as Mr/Mrs [insert username here]. I thought it was just Mumsnet but I've seen it on others too. ..probably makes me sound a miserable cow
The free share thing that’s doin the rounds on instagram atm, most of the mum accounts I follow have started sharing it and I don’t get it
I swear people like this put themselves through extreme inconvenience just to get a few likes online.
Surely the normal reaction would be to put traps down the very second that you noticed any disturbance/droppings? But no, this lot took loads of photos across an extended period of time and uploaded them to Twitter.
Surely the normal reaction would be to put traps down the very second that you noticed any disturbance/droppings? But no, this lot took loads of photos across an extended period of time and uploaded them to Twitter.
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