Little things that irritate you

[White Goodman]

Seriously? You asked your quack for T? Did he run a blood test or anything, or just look you in the eye and say “Why? Considering a career in MMA?”?

He offered to run blood tests but I told him not to bother . Worth a try . I thought medically supervised PED use would be superior to my own hack dosing but seems the NHS are picky about who they give this stuff out to.

[fmgod]

People at work using initials at work in emails, ie Steve Smith becomes SMI and because the way the system works you can't have two the same so the other will be SSM or something, so get emails with about 20 initials in sitting there for 30 minutes trying to bleeding work out who they are, just type there bleeding name for christ sake or even surname, also a nightmare for people who don't know all the staff.

[sendô]

^ People that sign emails off with a single initial. eg:

Rgds,

S.

[Hummer_I_mean_Hammer]

. Worth a try . .

What does testosterone replacement therapy do?

[Clacton-ammer]

He offered to run blood tests but I told him not to bother . Worth a try . I thought medically supervised PED use would be superior to my own hack dosing but seems the NHS are picky about who they give this stuff out to.

Another cock up by the NHS, jeepers, do they not know you need them :lol:

[rare as rockinghorse shat]

^ People that sign emails off with a single initial. eg:

Rgds,

S.

Yes, especially if they have a 3 letter or 4 letter name, I don't know, such as 'c*nt'

[Clacton-ammer]

I don't have people signing off their e-mails in my life with a letter, if it were customers I would have to swallow it, if they worked for me, they would only do it once, tossers.

[fmgod]

White, surely you can get a "private doctor" to sign you off for needing TRT

[Johnny Byrne's Boots]

^^^^ Try asking Sky Cycling

[Greatest Cockney Rip Off]

I've said it before on here but people who walk along the street looking at their phones. It seems to be endemic here in San Francisco and I'm ****ing sick of it. Lost count the amount of times someone's walked into me or someone has been walking and just stopped dead to look at their ****ing FACEBOOK PAGE!!!

GET OFF THE ****ing PHONE YOU STUPID BASTARDS!!!!!!!

[warp]

I've said it before on here but people who walk along the street looking at their phones. It seems to be endemic here in San Francisco and I'm ****ing sick of it. Lost count the amount of times someone's walked into me or someone has been walking and just stopped dead to look at their ****ing FACEBOOK PAGE!!!

GET OFF THE ****ing PHONE YOU STUPID BASTARDS!!!!!!!

take off your phone, pretend you're watching it, bump hard into people looking at their phones, and say "sorry, i was looking at my phone like a stupid b*stard"

[Samba]

The fact that today, winter has returned. Rain all day, cold (relatively) & dark at 7pm, ffs.
I spose it is still spring, really.

Oh & as for next Sat the 19th. Two boring 'top 6' teams in the cup final & 2 rich, famous people getting married that WE are supposed to be excited about..FFS
Good time for driving. The roads will be dead quiet.

[James P]

Hotel irons.

Absolutely useless.

[westham,eggyandchips]

Hotel irons.

Absolutely useless.

Is he a member of Kumb?

[We_are_BML]

^ People that sign emails off with a single initial. eg:

Rgds,

S.

This and people within earshot sending emails asking for things, why not just speak to me.

[Mega Ron]

Perhaps you smell.

Or maybe you have bad breath.

[Samba]

Perhaps you smell. Or maybe you have bad breath.

That's why I love you, Ron. You always see the best in people..

[fmgod]

S.

This and people within earshot sending emails asking for things, why not just speak to me.[/quote]

To cover their backside, use to have someone who use to email stuff to me even though I sat next to them day in day out in the same office next to them.

[pablo jaye]

S.

This and people within earshot sending emails asking for things, why not just speak to me.

To cover their backside, use to have someone who use to email stuff to me even though I sat next to them day in day out in the same office next to them.[/quote]

If people do that to me, then I make a point of responding verbally, either by phone or walking over to them. It is quite a joy to see the apprehension/nervousness on their faces when they haven’t got a written record. There is then the inevitable ‘can you confirm that in an email’, to which I respond ‘No, I think our conversation should suffice’. The smell of them crapping themselves then wafts through the air.

[the celestial insect]

To cover their backside, use to have someone who use to email stuff to me even though I sat next to them day in day out in the same office next to them.

Not with someone sitting next to me (worked from home), but at one of my jobs, I used to confirm everything by email. Even if I'd just had a phone conversation with the person, I would follow up with an email...'as we've discussed...etc.'

Yes, I was well aware some people didn't like it but it came down to company culture. The place where I worked then had a full-on 'blame culture'. People got let go left right and centre. This meant plenty of people would definitely try to pass the buck to you if they screwed up. And it involved big systems. Email saved my job many times, so I had no problem if it put them out a bit.