You defied me.

She's annoying and selfish.

You're getting tiresome.

You really are being most tiresome.

How many of you found it really, really annoying?

Women can be extremely annoying. Maurice Obregon, at your service.

Serious trouble.

You know, one thing I could see right off about a big city there's a whole lot of people in trouble out there.

Girl Well sometimes my sister can be kind of annoying.

Nasty night to be out, isn't it?

Like most of the human race, I'm bored.

She's a bother.

JJ, you've got such contempt for people, it makes you stupid.

It's pretty annoying for the fishermen.

He is in a lot of trouble.

So if that's the case, that's difficult, because persuasion is really difficult.

That shouldn't be difficult.

They irritate me.

I have been upset.

I'm sorry to trouble you.

I'm sorry to make you do it.

It's easy enough to come by.

A little later, our troubles began.

Have you broken out of your nursery to come irritate the adults?

You won't be able to leave tonight. Too many people involved.

This problem is really annoying.

You seem upset.

Those headaches make me furious.

I'm getting sick and tired of it myself. I'm through, Pete.

Daphne, you're bothering us.

It's a hard one to get ahold of.

This person was interested in the history of frustration.

And I think that that is very troubling, and in a sense, I've been reflecting on turning that part of us off.

It's very troubling. Whisky, gin?

You were lucky to get this far without Indian trouble.

But, if we do it now, fast... that would save a lot of people a lot of trouble.

Dad's in an impatient mood today.

I'm tired, and a bit annoyed.

That's fine. What do you get out of it?

I'm tired. I'd like to change the subject.

Excuse my not knocking.

I shall get in terrible trouble.

There're many disgruntled in the second company.

You must be so bored with me.

Life could be wonderful if people'd leave you alone.