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

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#2682522 29-Mar-2021 14:23

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What type of container? Pretty sure they can’t get into Sistema containers with the blue o-ring.

That's exactly what they're getting into.

Were those o-rings made by Morton Thiokol?

With great respect, I can’t see how they’d get around or through the ring - must be another reason and/or getting in some other way.

Edit: Per @Fred99 “... already in the food before you put it in the big container.”

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#2682845 30-Mar-2021 06:57

Mrs Floyd's uncanny ability to cover food items in glad-wrap so that it requires a PhD in physics, tweezers, a microscope and surgical precision to unwrap the product............

...............i just want to eat my muffin.

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#2682869 30-Mar-2021 08:12

floydbloke:Mrs Floyd's uncanny ability to cover food items in glad-wrap so that it requires a PhD in physics, tweezers, a microscope and surgical precision to unwrap the product............

...............i just want to eat my muffin.

I can totally relate to that!

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#2682921 30-Mar-2021 09:43

msukiwi:

floydbloke:Mrs Floyd's uncanny ability to cover food items in glad-wrap so that it requires a PhD in physics, tweezers, a microscope and surgical precision to unwrap the product............

...............i just want to eat my muffin.

I can totally relate to that!

A truly smart creature like a labrador retriever would simply scoff the lot in one gulp, plastic and all, then let nature take care of the unwrapping process.

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#2682922 30-Mar-2021 09:44

Fred99:

A truly smart creature like a labrador retriever would simply scoff the lot in one gulp, plastic and all, then let nature take care of the unwrapping process.

I regret I have but one +1 to give to this comment :)

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#2682923 30-Mar-2021 09:49

floydbloke:

Mrs Floyd's uncanny ability to cover food items in glad-wrap so that it requires a PhD in physics, tweezers, a microscope and surgical precision to unwrap the product............

...............i just want to eat my muffin.

But even more annoying is when the glad-wrap wont cling!

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#2682953 30-Mar-2021 10:22

Taking the train to Wellington yesterday and seeing how many people were not bothering with masks. Worse, the fact that the guards were simply ignoring the rule breaking.

I raised it with Metlink, who offered a spineless corporate response about it not being their job to enforce rules...

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#2682962 30-Mar-2021 10:28

Geektastic:

I raised it with Metlink, who offered a spineless corporate response about it not being their job to enforce rules...

I think it actually is though?

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#2682967 30-Mar-2021 10:33

networkn:

Geektastic:

I raised it with Metlink, who offered a spineless corporate response about it not being their job to enforce rules...

I think it actually is though?

I'm sure if you lit a cigarette they would pay attention and start enforcing that rule.

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#2682969 30-Mar-2021 10:33

I suggested that there was a difference between speaking to a passenger about not complying with a rule and enforcing compliance by issuing a fine etc.

Quite likely their staff have no power to do the latter. They certainly have the power - and in my view the obligation - to do the former.

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#2682971 30-Mar-2021 10:36

Geektastic: I suggested that there was a difference between speaking to a passenger about not complying with a rule and enforcing compliance by issuing a fine etc.

Quite likely their staff have no power to do the latter. They certainly have the power - and in my view the obligation - to do the former.

Surely they can kick the passenger off at the next station. Maybe the way to do it is to not pay and say that since they are not enforcing masks it doesn't count as public transport and you don't need to pay.

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#2682974 30-Mar-2021 10:41

The email conversation I had with their “Customer Service” department was fairly spineless. They finished by suggesting that I call the police from the train if I “felt unsafe”.

They clearly don’t care.

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#2682975 30-Mar-2021 10:44

Smile. You can't kill them all. :-)

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