Behaviour which needs to be banned...

**hula4** · 16/10/2009, 11:22 AM

Getting injured in training the night before a game

Anyone the plays the black eyed peas "I've got a feeling"

That LV ad that appears regularly on the music channels, that jingle or whatever you call it goes right through my head

Students saying to me "but Guard I pay your wages"

Being ignorant

Having no sense of when being close to someone is too close, especially when your breath or body odour is rancid.

The phrase "I hope we can still be friends" it doesn't work, just have a clean break and move on with your life because otherwise someone will end up getting hurt...again

On a related note, running into an ex when with a current squeeze

**thischarmingman** · 16/10/2009, 12:42 PM

Originally Posted by hula4

On a related note, running into an ex when with a current squeeze

Unless your current squeeze is well fit

**Pauro 76** · 17/10/2009, 9:11 AM

People who say 'huzzah'... stupid word.

**Mr A** · 17/10/2009, 10:24 AM

No way, Huzzah is well cool!

**brianw82** · 17/10/2009, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by thischarmingman

- Poor service in shops/bars etc. I walked into the pub recently and the barman left me standing at the bar for a minute or so as he leaned on the bar and fiddled with his phone, so I left. A month or two ago, I got served in a trendy city centre bar (The Church, at the end of Henry St.) by a waiter who brought us coffee while talking on his phone. I won't be going back.

Couldn't agree more with this point. I went to the Bull & Castle sometime last year because I spotted they were selling mulled wine. Took my seat, and it was a good 10 minutes before I was served.

Also, how hard is it for people serving you to simply say 'hello' or 'hi'? I'm not asking for some Yankee-doodle 'Welcome to <insert name>, how can I help you?' ultra-cheerful drivel, just some basic courtesies.

On a related note, being asked "Are you ok?" by counter staff drives me up the wall. "Are you ok?" - wtf???!!! No, I have bowel cancer, you moron! Now please serve my coffee!

**sligofan4ever** · 17/10/2009, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by hula4

Getting injured in training the night before a game

Anyone the plays the black eyed peas "I've got a feeling"

That LV ad that appears regularly on the music channels, that jingle or whatever you call it goes right through my head

Students saying to me "but Guard I pay your wages"

Being ignorant

Having no sense of when being close to someone is too close, especially when your breath or body odour is rancid.

The phrase "I hope we can still be friends" it doesn't work, just have a clean break and move on with your life because otherwise someone will end up getting hurt...again

On a related note, running into an ex when with a current squeeze

Im with you on that one. I'm absolutly sick of that song, anyone see the Oprah thing where a big dance off starts ? its not cool or 'class' as people call it.

On a related note:
The Afternoon Show
Long advert breaks (most ads now are stupid as hell, like the poo at pauls one)
People who put Z's before words when they text talk. e.g ZOMG! whats the point ?

**Pauro 76** · 17/10/2009, 11:23 AM

Most inappropriate use of 'Ive Got A Feeling'... Last week's X-Factor, Dermot O'Leary in sombre mood announcing Stephen Gateley's death and that Louis Walsh wont be in attendance.... on come the contestants singing THAT song.

**Schumi** · 17/10/2009, 3:26 PM

Michael ****ing Corcoran commentating on rugby matches. He's the most uninformative commentator ever.

"And it's a penalty... and the penalty is to... Leinster. Half way between the ten metre line and the 22."

Which 22, you tool?

**Mr A** · 17/10/2009, 3:41 PM

At least Leinster get a wee bit of Coverage. RTE are more interested in London Irish than they are in Ulster.

**Magicme** · 17/10/2009, 9:11 PM

Dead beat dads not paying towards their kids upbringing.

**John83** · 17/10/2009, 9:32 PM

Working until half ten on a Saturday night.

**Hairy Bowsie** · 17/10/2009, 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by Magicme

Dead beat dads not paying towards their kids upbringing.

There is a disgraceful amount of them too and some of the people (not all) in these father for justice groups are the worst of the lot.

**pineapple stu** · 18/10/2009, 10:48 AM

I'm not really sure it's a behaviour, but I'm going to nominate multi-filling sandwiches as something I don't like. Simply can't beat a white bread sandwich with butter and ham. People who order a roll with butter and mayo, spicy chicken fillet, onion, lettuce, ketchup and tomato simply don't know what they're missing.

**Poor Student** · 18/10/2009, 11:56 AM

That edjit ringing the cow bell at Ireland games.

**GalwayRed** · 18/10/2009, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

That edjit ringing the cow bell at Ireland games.

The bells great

**Poor Student** · 18/10/2009, 12:42 PM

Originally Posted by GalwayRed

The bells great

Tell me it isn't you. Say it ain't so.

**GalwayRed** · 18/10/2009, 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

Tell me it isn't you. Say it ain't so.

No its not me. But I do like it

**brianw82** · 18/10/2009, 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

That edjit ringing the cow bell at Ireland games.

What on earth was that for? Why were people cheering?

**Dunny** · 18/10/2009, 1:23 PM

People who don't stop raving on about the fecking X Factor...

**superfrank** · 18/10/2009, 1:36 PM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

People who order a roll with butter and mayo, spicy chicken fillet, onion, lettuce, ketchup and tomato simply don't know what they're missing.

I'd be in the opposite school of thought. The best roll to be found is in Dunnes where you can get a roll with butter, chicken fillet, potato wedges and tomato sauce. Gorgeous.