Things that irritate you.....

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Agent_Smith said:
The exorbitant price of sunblock (since we're on the topic...)
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22 EUR ~ 330 zar for sunscreen & sunblock combo set. Guess that's par for the course for places that feature a lot of stupid tourist like yours truly :/

f2wohf said:
Strange, most places usually have it. I’d be disappointed too.
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Well in fairness I booked 20 hours in advance...everything else seems fine so close enough
 
Winter. The increased risk of me being statically zapped by everything and everyone :cry:
 
McT said:
Winter. The increased risk of me being statically zapped by everything and everyone :cry:
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I thought it was just me, door handles are the worst and i look like an idiot trying to discharge myself by using the back of my hand and smacking the handle with it.

Later on in the season my MBP will start to zapp me.
 
I accidentally paid my son's choir money to the wrong account and only noticed a few weeks later. Now the lady wants to pay us back in installments because she's crazy. It's such a piddling amount (r550) to go to small claims over but we have to sit on her case to repay any of it. Argh!!!
 
Rickster said:
I thought it was just me, door handles are the worst and i look like an idiot trying to discharge myself by using the back of my hand and smacking the handle with it.

Later on in the season my MBP will start to zapp me.
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I use my lighter first on the metal door handles before I touch them.
You don't look like an idiot - you look like someone who's trying to avoid getting a fat shock, like lots of us.
 
Rickster said:
I thought it was just me, door handles are the worst and i look like an idiot trying to discharge myself by using the back of my hand and smacking the handle with it.

Later on in the season my MBP will start to zapp me.
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I share your agony. My worst is probably in the evening just before bed when I switch off the Telly. I am already starting to relax and chill, and then absent-mindedly i press the button. Needless to say said chill is abruptly replaced by fright, shock and hostility toward the wretched thing. All going well and I don't wake the house in the process. Ai tog!!!
 
How does that even work in the scottish highland with kilts in that kark weather. Surely their balls literally freeze off?

Think I might need to phone a scottish friend on this one
 
HavocXphere said:
How does that even work in the scottish highland with kilts in that kark weather. Surely their balls literally freeze off?

Think I might need to phone a scottish friend on this one
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Ask [MENTION=72757]Spizz[/MENTION] I think he still wears traditional dress on his visits to the homeland.
 
Idiots on the road that have their headlight pointing in the wrong direction. They don't have their brights on but their headlight is facing up making it quite bright on your mirror. I don think its a level settings issue cause if you think about it the level settings drops the lights lower. it must be a cheap after market bulb or the way they messed with the light
 
Absolutely rubbish support from Edcon.

So I try to buy some thing off the Jet site jetonline.co.za - it shows the old price and the new sale price. When I add it to the shopping cart it uses the old price. I email them about it, with screenshots, they tell me to make an order and they will fix it. I reply telling them if I make the order I will be paying the full price which is exactly what my issue is. They tell me to proceed and that they will refund me. So I try to complete the order but their retarded checkout system does not have a separate Billing address that is used for the credit card processing. So it keeps on failing to authorise the payment because the address associated with my credit card is not the one where I want the order delivered.

Then they tell me they can't help me I must call 0800 203 925 for further assistance.
 
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