[Rules p.1] Things that annoy you guys. 100 percent. Not gonna lie

I have a cd somewhere of a comedy political version of Schnappi from Die Gerd Show

When someone steals your blurb and photos on eBay and then sells their item for more than yours is listed for. As a buyer, I don’t understand that at all. ‘Yes, I want to pay £5 more.’

When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Yeah this, they want to be sure so it's best to check, you don't Google something and take the first thing you find, same deal.

It annoys me that I have scratched my Apple Watch after I have tried to be careful with it like I am with everything I own and try and keep it looking “as new” you can’t really see the scratch but I know it’s there it’s driving me crazy, I have taken a photo using the flash so it shows up more

You'll just have to buy a new one now

Frank wrote:You'll just have to buy a new one now

Temping but I will wait until series 5 is released, my last one had a scratch is the exact same place (top left)

You can polish that out no problem.

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Yeah this, they want to be sure so it's best to check, you don't Google something and take the first thing you find, same deal.

It's more the 'you're wrong' part. If I'm wrong, that person thinks they knows what is right. And in that case, why are they even asking me? It makes no strawberry floating sense.

Squinty wrote:

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Yeah this, they want to be sure so it's best to check, you don't Google something and take the first thing you find, same deal.

It's more the 'you're wrong' part. If I'm wrong, that person thinks they knows what is right. And in that case, why are they even asking me? It makes no strawberry floating sense.

Did they actually say "you're wrong", or is that you projecting your own insecurity on them?

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Yeah this, they want to be sure so it's best to check, you don't Google something and take the first thing you find, same deal.

It's more the 'you're wrong' part. If I'm wrong, that person thinks they knows what is right. And in that case, why are they even asking me? It makes no strawberry floating sense.

Did they actually say "you're wrong", or is that you projecting your own insecurity on them?

Yeah this, of they are just asking others they are shining a concensus, they aren't saying your wrong they are just being thorough. If they said your wrong then ok fair play but if not then it's your insecurity / ego that's at the issue not them.

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

What's the harm in getting information from multiple independent sources?

Yeah this, they want to be sure so it's best to check, you don't Google something and take the first thing you find, same deal.

It's more the 'you're wrong' part. If I'm wrong, that person thinks they knows what is right. And in that case, why are they even asking me? It makes no strawberry floating sense.

Did they actually say "you're wrong", or is that you projecting your own insecurity on them?

Nope, literally said that.

Can't say that I'm insecure about the task in question either. I know exactly what I'm meant to be doing with it, and I've had no issues in the past arising from it.

I should have probably added that the general consensus she got was what I said. I have no strawberry floating idea what she did after that.

Got some of those Disney Beats headphones for christmas. Put the pin badge on my bag today, and it's already fallen off and I've lost it. strawberry floating nonsense

Squinty wrote:When people in work seek advice from me, then think I'm wrong, and go ask someone else.

What was the actual strawberry floating point of asking me?

Maybe they want to know what not to do?
Just do exactly the opposite of whatever you suggest and you're onto a winner .

People who call dessert or pudding 'the sweet course'.

The Cuttcracker Suite wrote:People who call dessert or pudding 'the sweet course'.

Now I'm angry too.

The Cuttcracker Suite wrote:People who call dessert or pudding 'the sweet course'.

People who call it 'pudding'

The Cuttcracker Suite wrote:People who call dessert or pudding 'the sweet course'.

Didn't know such people existed.

Vermi-Claus wrote:

The Cuttcracker Suite wrote:People who call dessert or pudding 'the sweet course'.

People who call it 'pudding'

But it is called pudding.