Top 5 Pet Peeves at the Pool

What gets you ready to protest at your local pool? No hot showers, slow swimmers in the fast line? We’ve just got a sample of the new Funkita collection and we love their new print called Occupy The Lane. It’s the protest print for all swimmers and it got us thinking of some of those annoying problems at the pool. Don’t forget to check out the new Funkita collection below and tell us what you’d be ready to protest about…if you weren’t too busy swimming. Funkita just keep churning out these great prints from Australia and it’s hard to pick a favourite, see if you can pick yours!

The new Chaos In Colour collection by Funkita is a celebration of Australia’s natural beauty with the stunning tropical north depicted in the Oasis Island print.

The new Chaos In Colour collection by Funkita is a celebration of Australia’s natural beauty with the stunning tropical north depicted in the Oasis Island print.

Here’s our top 5 pet peeves at the pool:

  • Slow breaststroke in the fast lane. No complaints if Rebecca Soni is in the pool but when there’s a slow moving swimmer with a vicious kick ahead only the brave dare pass.
  • No hot water in the showers. Getting out of the water after a great session isn’t so relaxing when you’re hyperventilating to wash the chlorine away.
  • Broken boiler. You jump in Monday morning only to find the boiler has been off all weekend and the water’s like ice. Aren’t Monday mornings hard enough?
  • Loose lane ropes. Watching your lane disappear as the rope bends into your space.
  • The aqua aerobics music. It’s loud and annoying unless you can keep your head underwater for the full session.

Let us know some of your pet peeves at the pool in the comments below.

The Forest Sunset print is part of the new Funkita collection which is celebrating 10 years since its launch in 2004.

The Forest Sunset print is part of the new Funkita collection which is celebrating 10 years since its launch in 2004.

Funkita has taken the love of the Australian outdoor lifestyle very literally, with the Barbie Boss print capturing the Aussie barbeque in all its colour.

Funkita has taken the love of the Australian outdoor lifestyle very literally, with the Barbie Boss print capturing the Aussie barbeque in all its colour.

Funkita F-Team athlete, Koti Ngawati models the new Bloom Town print for Funkita swimwear.

Funkita F-Team athlete, Koti Ngawati models the new Bloom Town print for Funkita swimwear.

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Andy
9 years ago

Toenails. Nuff said.

Alice
9 years ago

BANDAIDS! Argh!

Dan Randle
9 years ago

Dodging floating mucus. Drop it down the drain please peoples!

Becky D
Reply to  Dan Randle
9 years ago

… or dodging “hair tumbleweeds”

evilwatersprite
9 years ago

Here are two I experienced just last night:

1. Brand-new goggles that fog during their first practice. Even after putting anti-fog goop in them.

2. Getting felt up from both sides by old people doing REALLY wide backstroke pulls. (I guess it’s better than a breaststroke kick to the genitals.)

Yvettika
9 years ago

I have a thing with people touching my feet when they want to pass me. I’m more than happy to stay by the wall as they pass, but when they touch my toes something clicks in my brain and I sprint the rest of the set.

Ben Collier
9 years ago

What on earth is a “Protest Print”?

Lyn Swims
Reply to  Ben Collier
9 years ago

The print has protest signs on it like ‘i’m making a handstand’. my little girl loves it!

Becky D
9 years ago

The reverse of #3 — water that’s too hot. Monday morning’s are hard enough without swimming in water that has been warmed to avoid complaints from the oldest and youngest patrons.