[Annoy] What's something small that really annoys you?

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#3286428 25-Sep-2024 22:00

For the last couple of days I kept thinking there must be an old smelly sock somewhere in our bedroom. I asked my wife about it and she complained my sense of smell is too good. Maybe she’s right I was thinking so tried to ignore it.

Just now I’m getting these strong whiffs of it again. Furniture was shifted. Much walking around was done until I found it.

Our house came with what I think is this plant, now well established in a couple of spots between the perimeter walkway and the walls.

https://www.gardeningsolutionz.co.nz/solution/diosma-ericoides/

There was a flower vase with some cuttings on her bedside table with it. Honestly it’s smells to me like socks from a camp that you’ve walked far too long in crossed with a touch of leaky toilet.

No dear, honey doesn’t smell like that.

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#3286431 25-Sep-2024 22:09

Could have been worse, could have been Linden trees (sketch mildly NSFW).

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#3286449 26-Sep-2024 05:55

Link/Video dumping.

I really don't get it.

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#3286484 26-Sep-2024 08:34

There's an ad on TV (in that pre-News slot where shonky advertisers tout their overpriced 'Wait, there's more' -type products) where an American woman is trying to sell something or other. She says: "I tried this and it was so harrrd, I tried that and it was so harrrd, I tried everything and it was so harrrd". UGH.

The advertiser was too cheap to dub in a Kiwi voice and we get subjected to this awful, grating accent. Do they really think this will induce us to buy their crap?

Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.

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#3286495 26-Sep-2024 08:59

eracode:

There's an ad on TV (in that pre-News slot where shonky advertisers tout their overpriced 'Wait, there's more' -type products) where an American woman is trying to sell something or other. She says: "I tried this and it was so harrrd, I tried that and it was so harrrd, I tried everything and it was so harrrd". UGH.

The advertiser was too cheap to dub in a Kiwi voice and we get subjected to this awful, grating accent. Do they really think this will induce us to buy their crap?

I think it must do...otherwise they wouldn't spend the significant sum it costs to advertise in prime time

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#3286496 26-Sep-2024 08:59

As long as the cost of running the advertisement is less than the profit from the sales, then that sort of thing will continue.

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#3286512 26-Sep-2024 10:28

Behodar:

(Seriously, there's a two-lane, 50 km/h stretch of road that I drive 2-3 times a month, and I'm always overtaken).

And now I see something in the paper about someone going 130 in it.

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#3286523 26-Sep-2024 11:06

eracode:

There's an ad on TV (in that pre-News slot where shonky advertisers tout their overpriced 'Wait, there's more' -type products) where an American woman is trying to sell something or other. She says: "I tried this and it was so harrrd, I tried that and it was so harrrd, I tried everything and it was so harrrd". UGH.

The advertiser was too cheap to dub in a Kiwi voice and we get subjected to this awful, grating accent. Do they really think this will induce us to buy their crap?

I don't watch TV anymore is either Adverts, Crap news, Reruns, Reboots or just garbage "reality TV" BS.

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#3286543 26-Sep-2024 11:48

Handsomedan:

I think it must do...otherwise they wouldn't spend the significant sum it costs to advertise in prime time

It's not that significant now that they have minimal viewers. That is why all this crap is able to be advertised.

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#3286768 26-Sep-2024 19:14

sir1963:

eracode:

There's an ad on TV (in that pre-News slot where shonky advertisers tout their overpriced 'Wait, there's more' -type products) where an American woman is trying to sell something or other. She says: "I tried this and it was so harrrd, I tried that and it was so harrrd, I tried everything and it was so harrrd". UGH.

The advertiser was too cheap to dub in a Kiwi voice and we get subjected to this awful, grating accent. Do they really think this will induce us to buy their crap?

I don't watch TV anymore is either Adverts, Crap news, Reruns, Reboots or just garbage "reality TV" BS.

I cut the cord years ago in favor of the Web, though TVNZ7 was an exception. The more things change...

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#3287092 27-Sep-2024 17:33

The weather in the last two weeks of September and first week or two of October are always revolting here in the UAE.

Summer is incredibly hot (45 degrees isn't unusual) but it's a dry heat. This time of year is cooler but the humidity is insane.

I just got back from walking the dog, 30 degrees and 85% humidity is revolting. I feel like I was walking in a plastic bag.

In one-two weeks the humidity will drop by 50% (it's linked to the monsoon breaking in India) and we'll be into the happy time but the end of summer sucks.

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#3287094 27-Sep-2024 17:46

Handle9:

The weather in the last two weeks of September and first week or two of October are always revolting here in the UAE.

Summer is incredibly hot (45 degrees isn't unusual) but it's a dry heat. This time of year is cooler but the humidity is insane.

I just got back from walking the dog, 30 degrees and 85% humidity is revolting. I feel like I was walking in a plastic bag.

In one-two weeks the humidity will drop by 50% (it's linked to the monsoon breaking in India) and we'll be into the happy time but the end of summer sucks.

May not be long before Dubai residents will be walking around in cooling suits. Or the city itself getting covered in a giant biodome.

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#3287114 27-Sep-2024 18:27

deepred: I cut the cord years ago in favor of the Web, though TVNZ7 was an exception. The more things change...

For people doing that and using smart TVs, you may want to consider this. Read and enjoy in the lack of privacy of your own home.

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#3287116 27-Sep-2024 18:31

deepred:
Handle9:

The weather in the last two weeks of September and first week or two of October are always revolting here in the UAE.

Summer is incredibly hot (45 degrees isn't unusual) but it's a dry heat. This time of year is cooler but the humidity is insane.

I just got back from walking the dog, 30 degrees and 85% humidity is revolting. I feel like I was walking in a plastic bag.

In one-two weeks the humidity will drop by 50% (it's linked to the monsoon breaking in India) and we'll be into the happy time but the end of summer sucks.

May not be long before Dubai residents will be walking around in cooling suits. Or the city itself getting covered in a giant biodome.

It a month it’ll be 25-30 degrees everyday. Winter is just wonderful here.

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#3287117 27-Sep-2024 18:32

eracode:

There's an ad on TV (in that pre-News slot where shonky advertisers tout their overpriced 'Wait, there's more' -type products) where an American woman is trying to sell something or other. She says: "I tried this and it was so harrrd, I tried that and it was so harrrd, I tried everything and it was so harrrd". UGH.

The advertiser was too cheap to dub in a Kiwi voice and we get subjected to this awful, grating accent. Do they really think this will induce us to buy their crap?

Yes I’m going to say it. That accent would do the opposite for me! It is just so irritating and everyone I’ve spoken to say that it does not induce them to buy, in fact the opposite.

Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.

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