Little things that annoy you

LOG said:

My neighbour being "helpful" by putting my bin out when i wasn't going to bother as there was hardly anything in it. This now puts the pressure on me to bring them both in.

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Hide them both, then tell your neighbour they've been stolen and it's all their fault

LOG said:

My neighbour being "helpful" by putting my bin out when i wasn't going to bother as there was hardly anything in it. This now puts the pressure on me to bring them both in.

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Bin there. Done that.

feverpitch said:

Running out of milk.

A key sticking on my keyboard.

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Are these problems interconnected ?

Alistair20000 said:

Are these problems interconnected ?

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No Separate issues, thankfully!

Having to go up to the loft at 10pm to investigate possible mouse scenario.

Swanaldo said:

Having to go up to the loft at 10pm to investigate possible mouse scenario.

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Make sure you try your best to catch instead of kill with poison !

Living near a river we had a rat get in the house rang someone who left trays all over the place ..... 2 days later no more scratching in the attic but left us with the most horrible smell as it had died in a place we couldn't get at.

Stalked out of both Costa and McDonald's here at Swindon's Greenbridge Retail Park because my party couldn't get a seat. While you expect it to be busy what half term and Friday shoppers, you don't really want to see a solitary individual and his laptop occupying a table that seats four. Costa had three of the sphincters while McDonald's had the one.

Half-term. This increases the danger of a child-operated supermarket trolley adding to the scar tissue I already have on the backs of my legs.

Swanaldo said:

mouse scenario

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Reminds me of the time I bought one of those humane traps and and caught the mouse first time of asking. Couldn't bring myself to kill it, so took it for an early-morning drive and released it in a suitable spot.

Greyhound said:

Reminds me of the time I bought one of those humane traps and and caught the mouse first time of asking. Couldn't bring myself to kill it, so took it for an early-morning drive and released it in a suitable spot.

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The clue is in the name...HUMANE trap, you’re not supposed to kill the mouse! Glad you didn’t though. Hats off to you.