Things that irritate you - Part 2

[TribbleZA]

People who use your hairbrush and don't remove their hairs from it afterwards.

 

[TribbleZA]

When loadshedding ended at 6 but they still shedded us till nearly 7.

 

[ArmatageShanks]

People who use your hairbrush and don't remove their hairs from it afterwards.

I read toothbrush and was screaming a little inside.

 

[TribbleZA]

I read toothbrush and was screaming a little inside.

I would use my finger if anyone used my toothbrush. My toothbrush is sacred and private. And I hide it away from prying eyes.

 

[satanboy]

Leaving home 15 minutes earlier, just to get caught in traffic due to a broken down taxi on the N1.

 

[TribbleZA]

To be honest - I don't even like people using my hairbrush. But I dislike their hair being messy even more. So I tolerate it.

 

[PhireSide]

@TribbleZA in the mornings

 

[dualmeister]

To be honest - I don't even like people using my hairbrush. But I dislike their hair being messy even more. So I tolerate it.

Makes a good back scratcher

 

[TribbleZA]

@TribbleZA in the mornings

That is really cute. But what concerns me is this.... how did you know that my internal dialogues are often in the form of songs ? No one is supposed to know this

 

[TribbleZA]

Makes a good back scratcher

Eeeeeeek do not even suggest that. Yes it does - but I do not want their skin flakes on my hairbrush
/goes to disinfect the brushes

 

[TribbleZA]

Knowledge can irritate me. Such as the knowledge that a lot of the dust we find in homes, is in fact dead skin cells.

 

[The_Librarian]

oooh, veggie tales... my kids loved them back in the day...

...wonder if the younger ones will like this.

 

[dualmeister]

dead skin cells

These guys love them though

 

[ArmatageShanks]

Knowledge can irritate me. Such as the knowledge that a lot of the dust we find in homes, is in fact dead skin cells.

Isn't that a myth?

I remember where I heard it, was on some old deep sea diving movie where the diving captain went up to some old guys office in a tower where he was cleaning his medals, they were discussing that cookie must fail his test the next day.

Whats the movie called again? I know Dinero play's in it.

 

[TribbleZA]

Yes

These guys love them though

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I know. And the thought that they are in my pillows, in my mattress and we even have worms on our eyelashes, really freaks me out. I find it much easier to "forget" such knowledge for extended periods of time.

 

[TribbleZA]

Isn't that a myth?

I remember where I heard it, was on some old deep sea diving movie where the diving captain went up to some old guys office in a tower where he was cleaning his medals, they were discussing that cookie must fail his test the next day.

Whats the movie called again? I know Dinero play's in it.

Mostly - but not completely.

"This is one of those “Eww! Gross!” factoids that sound very scientific, but isn’t really true. Sometimes a specific percentage of dust is said to be skin, usually about 70 or 80 percent, but unless you’re a molting bird or reptile (or you work in Dr. Frankenstein’s laboratory), very little of your environment is composed of dead body parts.

There are far more common sources of dust pollutants, including animal dander, sand, insect waste, flour (in the kitchen), and of course lots of good, old-fashioned dirt.

Every time we open a window or a door, we stir up and move around tiny, airborne particles that eventually settle around the house. Humans do shed dead skin, but most of it is carried away by water when we shave or bathe, ending up not on our floors but in our sewers. Now don’t you feel better?"

Bug droppings and pet dander don't make me happier.

 

[The_Librarian]

Knowledge can irritate me. Such as the knowledge that a lot of the dust we find in homes, is in fact dead skin cells.

Only one option remain - NUKE IT FROM ORBIT!!!!

 

[ArmatageShanks]

Mostly - but not completely.

"This is one of those “Eww! Gross!” factoids that sound very scientific, but isn’t really true. Sometimes a specific percentage of dust is said to be skin, usually about 70 or 80 percent, but unless you’re a molting bird or reptile (or you work in Dr. Frankenstein’s laboratory), very little of your environment is composed of dead body parts.

There are far more common sources of dust pollutants, including animal dander, sand, insect waste, flour (in the kitchen), and of course lots of good, old-fashioned dirt.

Every time we open a window or a door, we stir up and move around tiny, airborne particles that eventually settle around the house. Humans do shed dead skin, but most of it is carried away by water when we shave or bathe, ending up not on our floors but in our sewers. Now don’t you feel better?"

Bug droppings and pet dander don't make me happier.

Hmmm, could be worse I suppose, however we do shed hair, the drain plug knows.

 

[The_Librarian]

Hmmm, could be worse I suppose, however we do shed hair, the drain plug knows.

I know that. Then you spend hours with drain cleaner to clean up the glop that's blocking the pipe...

 

[TribbleZA]

Hmmm, could be worse I suppose, however we do shed hair, the drain plug knows.

I regularly have to clear the shower drain out. It is totally gross !!!!!!!