What Annoys You?

[Ian]

Sorry, Kyle.

[sydney]

Also, grammar fail on my part - "my advise".

I am from a non-english speaking contry, so I don't know that. I always write advise. Until now I did not know that sometimes you have to write it with a "c"

[fish]

I think it varies in common usage from country to country.

Here the word "advise" is a verb, as in "I advise you to do it this way", while "advice" is a noun, as in "did you take my advice?"

Stupid language anyway, English.


Although when spoken by Rebecka or Alexandra it sounds wonderful.


Good luck with things Kyle. I hope you can find a silver lining somewhere.

[Ian]

I think I'm going to have to give up caffeine, and am not looking forward to it.

[fish]

Locked in too many cafes with Rebecka, no doubt.




Not a serious problem I hope.

[Ian]

It's a pain, but it was giving me stomach upset. I've got a headache now cause I haven't had any for a day or two. Hopefully it will go away soon.

[fish]

Sounds like "cold Turkey" withdrawal symptoms to me.

You could probably use a hit or two of chocolate every now and then to help come down.

[Ian]

Shows you what it does to you though, doesn't it?

[sydney]

I am annoyed about the busy trains every morning and people who reserve seats for their bags.

[fish]

I'm sure I could squeeze in between the girl on the step and the one with the brown bag.

[Ian]

That's a bit harsh - not to mention politically incorrect -on that woman, Sydney.

[sydney]

That's a bit harsh - not to mention politically incorrect -on that woman, Sydney.

Hahaha that's a good one my apologies to "the woman"

[Ian]

The TV turnin itself on in the middle of the night and waking everyone up.


People trying to offer me writing jobs for $2 per 500 words. Do the words "f**k" and "off" ring a bell?

[fish]

1./ Ghosts, obviously.

2./ $2?

[Ian]

It was a bit freaky! I went through with a baseball bat in case we had really obnoxious burglars.