But many Republicans became irritated on Wednesday after discovering that someone had scraped Mr. Skelos's name off the door during the afternoon.
U.K. Home Secretary Amber Rudd called the leaks "irritating" in an interview Wednesday.
Groh admitted then that he had failed to tell Testaverde of his intentions and Testaverde was clearly irritated the next day.
Sure, you have to irritate strangers all day long and you get told to fuck off a lot, but at least you're in the comfort of an air conditioned call center where there are dozens of other people, just like you, who are ostensibly all in it together.
But anyone with a speck of taste would choose the place any day over that irritating Black Dog store down the street.
It may be irritating to wake up the day after Thanksgiving to find Christmas music jingling on virtually every radio station, but it hardly compares to the annoyance of listening to politicians months before heading to the polls, a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
This week they're irritating them with their diets: sushi on Monday through Wednesday, then pasta until Saturday night.
The deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, and the acting director of the F.B.I., Andrew McCabe, also refused to talk about Russia and the Comey firing at Wednesday's hearing, irritating senators.
The nine-page brief gives Microsoft the final word before a hearing on Wednesday but risks irritating the judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson, who did not ask for another filing from Microsoft when he laid out the schedule for the remedy phase of the case.
Why do you stay here to irritate people?" On Thursday night, as the building was burning, the chief news editor, Milorad Komrakov, was kept under a kind of citizens' arrest in an office full of smoke.
