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WLYWLYAWYPWF 13-03-2022 04:16 PM

People who say the word absolutely in slow motion.

Wolfnipplechips 13-03-2022 04:25 PM

People who leave gaps in a conversation and expect you to ask them a question.

F*ck em.

LN1 13-03-2022 04:45 PM

Similarly people who leave long gaps in their conversation but haven't actually finished speaking yet who then annoyed that you've interrupted them!

This weekend's annoyances:

eBay sellers who still can't take a decent picture of what they are selling, just how good are phone cameras nowadays?

eBay bidders who bid way more than many 'buy it now' options for the identical item (not annoying just stupid).

My recycle big bin got a label attached to it saying I had put a brown microwave meal tray in and would face consequences if it happened again. Way to go local council means more stuff in the landfill bin just to make sure now.

GorBlimey 13-03-2022 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LN1 (Post 16319475)
My recycle big bin got a label attached to it saying I had put a brown microwave meal tray in and would face consequences if it happened again. Way to go local council means more stuff in the landfill bin just to make sure now.


F*ck me!:eek:

What council has got the time, people and money to go through your recycle bin contents?

Martin H 13-03-2022 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LN1 (Post 16319475)
Similarly people who leave long gaps in their conversation but haven't actually finished speaking yet who then annoyed that you've interrupted them!

This weekend's annoyances:

eBay sellers who still can't take a decent picture of what they are selling, just how good are phone cameras nowadays?

eBay bidders who bid way more than many 'buy it now' options for the identical item (not annoying just stupid).

My recycle big bin got a label attached to it saying I had put a brown microwave meal tray in and would face consequences if it happened again. Way to go local council means more stuff in the landfill bin just to make sure now.

Won’t you get a label on the other bin then? Hope the label is recyclable …..

More seriously, I don’t think our binmen look in the bins, the wagon barely stops moving and I can’t imagine them doing that without being left behind.

chrisophiex 13-03-2022 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by WLYWLYAWYPWF (Post 16319448)
People who say the word absolutely in slow motion.


That’s just as annoying as people who temporarily pause in the middle of “precisely”.

LN1 13-03-2022 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martin H (Post 16319506)
Won’t you get a label on the other bin then? Hope the label is recyclable …..

More seriously, I don’t think our binmen look in the bins, the wagon barely stops moving and I can’t imagine them doing that without being left behind.

Most of the stuff in the black landfill wheelie bin is in bin bags from my kitchen swing bin so if they're willing to tear those open then good luck to them. Being on a dead end road our bin men walk ahead and wait for the bin lorry to turn around at the end so maybe they have more time to investigate whats in the the bins. I wouldn't be surprised if they issue one or to threats out every now and again to keeps us in line?

cappuccinoeagle 13-03-2022 07:09 PM

Jamie Carragher’s voice

Malaga Eagle 13-03-2022 08:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cappuccinoeagle (Post 16319575)
Jamie Carragher’s voice

And his teeth, looks like Mr Ed:p

Herr Colonpharter 13-03-2022 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cappuccinoeagle (Post 16319575)
Jamie Carragher’s voice

By any standard it's quite dreadful.

big bad John 14-03-2022 03:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cappuccinoeagle (Post 16319575)
Jamie Carragher’s voice

We live in a culture where a person can lose their job for allegedly, back in 1981, complimenting one of their colleagues for possessing a nice set of teeth. So it does make you wonder how Carragher managed to keep his job after the gobbing out the window incident.

KYLIE MINEAGLE 14-03-2022 03:14 AM

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Originally Posted by big bad John (Post 16319784)
We live in a culture where a person can lose their job for allegedly, back in 1981, complimenting one of their colleagues for possessing a nice set of teeth. So it does make you wonder how Carragher managed to keep his job after the gobbing out the window incident.

It begins with L.

Leopald Stotch 14-03-2022 10:38 AM

Men with immaculately groomed beards. Honestly, if you've got that much time on your hands, do someting f**king constructive with it.

(Inspired by seeing f**king Evgeny Lebedev every time I watch the news).

gold76 14-03-2022 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Martin H (Post 16319506)
Won’t you get a label on the other bin then? Hope the label is recyclable …..

More seriously, I don’t think our binmen look in the bins, the wagon barely stops moving and I can’t imagine them doing that without being left behind.

We've had our recycle taken today, but not our bins, which usually happens every monday

Not a major annoyance as we do a lot of recycling and not as much landfill.

Not sure if the dustman are on strike (coventry is) or cutting back to fortnightly.

Ogilvy 14-03-2022 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by LN1 (Post 16319475)

My recycle big bin got a label attached to it saying I had put a brown microwave meal tray in and would face consequences if it happened again. Way to go local council means more stuff in the landfill bin just to make sure now.

Are you sure it wasn’t as a healthy reminder.
What could the consequences be? Obesity?
Why do you think it was the dustman and not a recycling vigilante
How many labels do they carry if they had one printed for ‘brown microwave meal tray’ one.
Why don’t you put a sticker on it next week and say if they ever spill the cat food cans, that there will be consequences?
Have you spoken to channel 5 about a show - Recycling Wars - wrong bins we won’t take it away (today we are with Trevor a deputy commissioner of cardboard waste Carlshorton enforcement department.

Martin H 14-03-2022 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ogilvy (Post 16320262)
Are you sure it wasn’t as a healthy reminder.
What could the consequences be? Obesity?
Why do you think it was the dustman and not a recycling vigilante
How many labels do they carry if they had one printed for ‘brown microwave meal tray’ one.
Why don’t you put a sticker on it next week and say if they ever spill the cat food cans, that there will be consequences?
Have you spoken to channel 5 about a show - Recycling Wars - wrong bins we won’t take it away (today we are with Trevor a deputy commissioner of cardboard waste Carlshorton enforcement department.

Just reminded me I need to go and fetch the bin in - will check it for labels...and report back.

LN1 14-03-2022 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ogilvy (Post 16320262)
Are you sure it wasn’t as a healthy reminder.
What could the consequences be? Obesity?
Why do you think it was the dustman and not a recycling vigilante
How many labels do they carry if they had one printed for ‘brown microwave meal tray’ one.
Why don’t you put a sticker on it next week and say if they ever spill the cat food cans, that there will be consequences?
Have you spoken to channel 5 about a show - Recycling Wars - wrong bins we won’t take it away (today we are with Trevor a deputy commissioner of cardboard waste Carlshorton enforcement department.

It was a multiple choice check box label so they tick the offending material and then write the exact description on the dotted line space on it. They are introducing a second recycle bin soon so I think they are trying to get people into line? I'd be more impressed if it said ' stop eating microwave meals you fat b.....d!

bubbs11 16-03-2022 03:42 AM

Driving along on a busy street yesterday and stopped to let a parked car, indicating to come out, go in front me. They do, then politely use their hazards to thank me. All fine. But this is when it got awkward; I felt the hazards stayed on a little longer than was comfortable or certainly I would leave them. Two flashes, maybe three, suffices. This one went on to about five and quite frankly, strayed from a thank you to sycophancy. Lost all respect.

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 05:06 AM

Maybe a flash of the headlights to acknowledge you had seen his acknowledgment of your gesture would have lead to a speedier turning off of the hazard blinkers?

ozzieEagle 16-03-2022 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by bubbs11 (Post 16322913)
Driving along on a busy street yesterday and stopped to let a parked car, indicating to come out, go in front me. They do, then politely use their hazards to thank me. All fine. But this is when it got awkward; I felt the hazards stayed on a little longer than was comfortable or certainly I would leave them. Two flashes, maybe three, suffices. This one went on to about five and quite frankly, strayed from a thank you to sycophancy. Lost all respect.

He may well have been pre occupied, could you see the passengers head?

olly cromwell 16-03-2022 06:18 AM

People who flash their bloody headlights.
I have just done you a favour and let you out do you have to thank me by hurting my eyes.....barsteward:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry

EastBerksEagle 16-03-2022 10:41 AM

Pigeons nesting in my garden again this year, shit everywhere by May :mad:

Isle of Wight 16-03-2022 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by EastBerksEagle (Post 16323599)
Pigeons nesting in my garden again this year, shit everywhere by May :mad:

Don’t I’m having my annual fight. What with the shit and the dogs continually barking at the fkrs.

Stellavista 16-03-2022 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by olly cromwell (Post 16323236)
People who flash their bloody headlights.
I have just done you a favour and let you out do you have to thank me by hurting my eyes.....barsteward:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry

Yes. What happened to a polite wave?

And pedestrians on Zebra crossings who don't have the courtesy to acknowledge you when you stop for them (yes, I know stopping is the law). It's just being polite.

Richard 16-03-2022 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by olly cromwell (Post 16323236)
People who flash their bloody headlights.
I have just done you a favour and let you out do you have to thank me by hurting my eyes.....barsteward:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry

Ha ha - I often wonder about this one in some of the narrow country lanes around me. I always wave to thank those who let me through in daylight, but what to do at night-time ?

Seems rude not to thank someone who pulls over to let you through, - but I am aware that, in flashing my headlights, I am causing discomfort to the kind person letting me through. What is the correct etiquette here ?

When I stop for someone, I always look away from the front of the oncoming car because I am aware that (mostly ...) the person coming through will flash me to thank me.

Stellavista 16-03-2022 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 16323986)
Ha ha - I often wonder about this one in some of the narrow country lanes around me. I always wave to thank those who let me through in daylight, but what to do at night-time ?

Seems rude not to thank someone who pulls over to let you through, - but I am aware that, in flashing my headlights, I am causing discomfort to the kind person letting me through. What is the correct etiquette here ?

When I stop for someone, I always look away from the front of the oncoming car because I am aware that (mostly ...) the person coming through will flash me to thank me.

Drivers use their less blinding hazards to say thank you when being let out at a junction, or when changing lanes.

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 02:11 PM

Boy, I hope some of you guys didn't watch the light show at Selhurst Park the other night!

Not sure "flashing" your hazards when behind someone would get noticed by the driver in front.

On the country lane front, another annoyance would be people who don't dip their main beams when coming at you. Probably another whole post for that one.

Maz 16-03-2022 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 16323986)
Ha ha - I often wonder about this one in some of the narrow country lanes around me. I always wave to thank those who let me through in daylight, but what to do at night-time ?

Seems rude not to thank someone who pulls over to let you through, - but I am aware that, in flashing my headlights, I am causing discomfort to the kind person letting me through. What is the correct etiquette here ?

You should of course get out and thank them.

Sharkba1t 16-03-2022 03:09 PM

Musicals.

stange555 16-03-2022 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 16323986)
Ha ha - I often wonder about this one in some of the narrow country lanes around me. I always wave to thank those who let me through in daylight, but what to do at night-time ?

Seems rude not to thank someone who pulls over to let you through, - but I am aware that, in flashing my headlights, I am causing discomfort to the kind person letting me through. What is the correct etiquette here ?

When I stop for someone, I always look away from the front of the oncoming car because I am aware that (mostly ...) the person coming through will flash me to thank me.

I've noticed a few people now dip to sidelights and back to normal as a thank you.

Direwolf 16-03-2022 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stellavista (Post 16324022)
Drivers use their less blinding hazards to say thank you when being let out at a junction, or when changing lanes.

And that's against the Highway Code, isn't it? Hazards are only to be used if there is a hazard. Not sure about using them to change lanes either?

westsussexeagle 16-03-2022 04:08 PM

Joanna er er er er er er Gosling. She even does it reading the autocue!! :veryangry

Direwolf 16-03-2022 04:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 16324146)
Boy, I hope some of you guys didn't watch the light show at Selhurst Park the other night!

Not sure "flashing" your hazards when behind someone would get noticed by the driver in front.

On the country lane front, another annoyance would be people who don't dip their main beams when coming at you. Probably another whole post for that one.

There was a whole discussion on Radio 2 about this the other day. Some of this is due to people having LED headlights that are actually dipped but very bright and people driving vehicles that are much higher off the road now e.g. SUV's.

Richard 16-03-2022 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stellavista (Post 16324022)
Drivers use their less blinding hazards to say thank you when being let out at a junction, or when changing lanes.

Easier to do that when on single-direction carriageway, rather driving towards a narrow gap on a country lane !

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direwolf (Post 16324411)
There was a whole discussion on Radio 2 about this the other day. Some of this is due to people having LED headlights that are actually dipped but very bright and people driving vehicles that are much higher off the road now e.g. SUV's.

This is a good point. Many headlights are so bright these days it can be hard to tell if they are on high beam or not.

Same issue when the headlights of the car/SUV behind you are blinding you in your mirrors.

Archiebald Leitch 16-03-2022 04:41 PM

Annoyance, people who drive cars that don’t have auto main beams or auto dimming rear view mirrors.

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Archiebald Leitch (Post 16324499)
Annoyance, people who drive cars that don’t have auto main beams or auto dimming rear view mirrors.

My rear view mirror auto dims, but not the wing mirrors... which is worse for blinding you.

Was not aware that vehicles could have auto main beams... I assume they dip if they sense a car's lights coming at them?

Archiebald Leitch 16-03-2022 04:56 PM

Yes or they locate a moving car in front travelling in same direction.

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Archiebald Leitch (Post 16324517)
Yes or they locate a moving car in front travelling in same direction.

I leave that sort of stuff to my chauffeur...

Bipe 16-03-2022 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard (Post 16323986)
Ha ha - I often wonder about this one in some of the narrow country lanes around me. I always wave to thank those who let me through in daylight, but what to do at night-time ?



Seems rude not to thank someone who pulls over to let you through, - but I am aware that, in flashing my headlights, I am causing discomfort to the kind person letting me through. What is the correct etiquette here ?



When I stop for someone, I always look away from the front of the oncoming car because I am aware that (mostly ...) the person coming through will flash me to thank me.

The weird guy who used to act as Christian O'Connell's sidekick on Absolute Radio came up with the concept of the 'light mitt' for just such an occasion. Essentially a glove with low wattage LED lights on which a driver could raise in appreciation to briefly acknowledge an act of kindness by another driver in darkness.

Sharkba1t 16-03-2022 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bipe (Post 16324542)
The weird guy who used to act as Christian O'Connell's sidekick on Absolute Radio came up with the concept of the 'light mitt' for just such an occasion. Essentially a glove with low wattage LED lights on which a driver could raise in appreciation to briefly acknowledge an act of kindness by another driver in darkness.

Very Alan Partridge. :lux:

cappuccinoeagle 16-03-2022 06:33 PM

Mark Nicholas back on commentary on TalkSport for the latest Test Match

Hedgehog 16-03-2022 06:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bipe (Post 16324542)
The weird guy who used to act as Christian O'Connell's sidekick on Absolute Radio came up with the concept of the 'light mitt' for just such an occasion. Essentially a glove with low wattage LED lights on which a driver could raise in appreciation to briefly acknowledge an act of kindness by another driver in darkness.

There needs to be a universally accepted hand sign, and I don't mean the middle finger or the v-sign, or wanker sign, that lets a driver know he (or she) has had their turn indicator/signal on for the last 5 miles!

LN1 17-03-2022 04:14 PM

More than annoying. P&O cnuts.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60779001

WLYWLYAWYPWF 17-03-2022 04:50 PM

Ben Shepherd on Tipping Point enquiring as to what zone the contestant would like to drop their counter in after a f%cking trade.:wallbash:

Baffled Bob 2 17-03-2022 05:42 PM

People, usually elderly, in freakishly small cars that park in bays in the Eastbourne multi storey but park right at the back of the space so that people in normal sized cars think there's a space.

Isle of Wight 17-03-2022 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LN1 (Post 16327170)
More than annoying. P&O cnuts.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60779001

:grrr:

This x 100

We have been through shit over the last two years with Brexit and Covid etc and the staff on these ships did what the could to keep things running and THIS Zia how they are repaid. I disliked what the unions did in the 70’s but THIS is why they are needed. I think P&O should be Blacklisted along with Dubai Ports. This is, IMO, simply criminal I am fuming :grrr::grrr:

Maidstoned Eagle 18-03-2022 10:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WLYWLYAWYPWF (Post 16327329)
Ben Shepherd on Tipping Point enquiring as to what zone the contestant would like to drop their counter in after a f%cking trade.:wallbash:

Yeah, I used to get so annoyed when a contestant on Blankety Blank would try to be super clever on an easy challenge.



Then I remembered it's a game show and I had a life

west country boy 18-03-2022 10:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WLYWLYAWYPWF (Post 16327329)
Ben Shepherd on Tipping Point enquiring as to what zone the contestant would like to drop their counter in after a f%cking trade.:wallbash:

Don't forget that Tipping Point contestants are the stupidest people on the planet.

(Should I mention here that the host's surname is actually spelt/spelled "Shephard"?)

gold76 18-03-2022 11:20 AM

P&O *****

Paypal, who I've not used in donkeys years, saying they're going to give me a free fiver (was going to donate it to Ukraine)

Try to log in, but it wants to send me a text to an old phone I don't have anymore..

Paulinmorden 18-03-2022 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direwolf (Post 16324411)
There was a whole discussion on Radio 2 about this the other day. Some of this is due to people having LED headlights that are actually dipped but very bright and people driving vehicles that are much higher off the road now e.g. SUV's.

ASDA delivery van parked on the 'wrong' side of the road half up on the pavement. Was dark and he had left his headlights on. With the extra height completely blinded my vision for a few yards.

Ant.Palace 18-03-2022 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gold76 (Post 16328436)
P&O *****

Paypal, who I've not used in donkeys years, saying they're going to give me a free fiver (was going to donate it to Ukraine)

Try to log in, but it wants to send me a text to an old phone I don't have anymore..

All your phones are old :D

cranesparkeagle 18-03-2022 06:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isle of Wight (Post 16327488)
:grrr:

This x 100

We have been through shit over the last two years with Brexit and Covid etc and the staff on these ships did what the could to keep things running and THIS Zia how they are repaid. I disliked what the unions did in the 70’s but THIS is why they are needed. I think P&O should be Blacklisted along with Dubai Ports. This is, IMO, simply criminal I am fuming :grrr::grrr:

I agree, especially with the points about the unions

Hedgehog 18-03-2022 06:37 PM

Women of a certain age (over 50 let's say) who refer to their friends or group of friends as "Girl Friends"... I'm looking at you Mrs. Hedgehog!

I cannot think of a situation where a male would refer to his friends as "Boy Friends" unless they live in Brighton or Soho and are of a certain persuasion.

I may have done this one before, which unto itself is annoying!

Maz 18-03-2022 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 16328722)
Women of a certain age (over 50 let's say) who refer to their friends or group of friends as "Girl Friends"... I'm looking at you Mrs. Hedgehog!

I cannot think of a situation where a male would refer to his friends as "Boy Friends" unless they live in Brighton or Soho and are of a certain persuasion.

I may have done this one before, which unto itself is annoying!

What annoys me is people who repeat themselves.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 12771127)
60 year old women who refer to their fellow 60 year old friends as "girlfriends".

Same if they have a male friend and call them boyfriend (I've heard old men call their lady friends a girlfriend, so that one is not female exclusive).


Wolfnipplechips 18-03-2022 06:55 PM

Has Hedgehog traded in his Mrs. for a younger model?

If so, this is very annoying.

Adlerhorst 18-03-2022 07:04 PM

Having a shower at work (after cycling in) and the shower set off the fire alarm and the building had to be evacuated

Aquila_17 18-03-2022 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maz (Post 16328730)
What annoys me is people who repeat themselves.

Say again?

west country boy 18-03-2022 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adlerhorst (Post 16328735)
Having a shower at work (after cycling in) and the shower set off the fire alarm and the building had to be evacuated

Don't smoke crack in the work showers.

Wolfnipplechips 18-03-2022 07:08 PM

People who don’t take responsibility for their actions.

bourne man 18-03-2022 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adlerhorst (Post 16328735)
Having a shower at work (after cycling in) and the shower set off the fire alarm and the building had to be evacuated

You're a funny guy :D

west country boy 18-03-2022 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aquila_17 (Post 16328737)
Say again?

Much as the English language is a moveable feast and shit, and I acknowledge its changes while not necessarily embracing them, the phrase "say again" boils my piss to an unreasonable degree (something like 374°C?). Is it a Saffer thing?

Wolfnipplechips 18-03-2022 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by west country boy (Post 16328747)
Much as the English language is a moveable feast and shit, and I acknowledge its changes while not necessarily embracing them, the phrase "say again" boils my piss to an unreasonable degree (something like 374°C?). Is it a Saffer thing?

Safe one G.

Aquila_17 18-03-2022 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by west country boy (Post 16328747)
Much as the English language is a moveable feast and shit, and I acknowledge its changes while not necessarily embracing them, the phrase "say again" boils my piss to an unreasonable degree (something like 374°C?). Is it a Saffer thing?

Say again?

Oldtown Eagle 18-03-2022 07:15 PM

Jacob Rees Mogg

Sodermalm 18-03-2022 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oldtown Eagle (Post 16328754)
Jacob Rees Mogg

Jacobd Rees Mogg living another day

Hedgehog 18-03-2022 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maz (Post 16328730)
What annoys me is people who repeat themselves.

I'm impressed that I even had an inkling of posting something similar 6 years ago.

There would have been no chance if I had only posted it last week.

Malaga Eagle 18-03-2022 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by west country boy (Post 16328747)
Much as the English language is a moveable feast and shit, and I acknowledge its changes while not necessarily embracing them, the phrase "say again" boils my piss to an unreasonable degree (something like 374°C?). Is it a Saffer thing?

Really? You either need to come off the drugs or you need to start taking more:lux:

west country boy 18-03-2022 08:26 PM

Do what, love?

pallet 18-03-2022 08:33 PM

The fact my wife has the heating on and the windows open.

bourne man 18-03-2022 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pallet (Post 16328792)
The fact my wife has the heating on and the windows open.

Totally get that

KYLIE MINEAGLE 19-03-2022 01:07 AM

Sonny Bill Williams.

JJ 19-03-2022 10:03 AM

TV down here now shows adverts during breaks in play in the A-League (after a goal, during substitutions etc.) America-Lite.

cappuccinoeagle 19-03-2022 07:39 PM

The dreariness that is Alan Shearer

Jordan's Jacket 19-03-2022 08:17 PM

French fans at every sporting event singing Allez les bleus.....their only chant

OLD BASING EAGLE 19-03-2022 10:12 PM

Rugby fans down the pub, never been to a game in their life either international or domestic. Couldn’t name the domestic team of any of the England players but somehow are experts during the six nations.

Joe85 19-03-2022 10:26 PM

Needing to be up at 3am ahead of a motorbike tour in France, and being stuck on the bog with gut rot.

Stavros 69 19-03-2022 11:37 PM

Having lunch today having the people next to us constantly on their phones watching videos on their speakers.

Then a 12% service charge for food which was unbelievably slow.

KYLIE MINEAGLE 20-03-2022 01:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stavros 69 (Post 16330204)
Having lunch today having the people next to us constantly on their phones watching videos on their speakers.

Then a 12% service charge for food which was unbelievably slow.

There is a restaurant over here that makes you put your mobile in a locker when you arrive. Bit of a pricy place so can get away with it.




Note. Never been there but the young Mineagle goes there a bit.

Latvian 20-03-2022 04:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stavros 69 (Post 16330204)
Having lunch today having the people next to us constantly on their phones watching videos on their speakers.

Then a 12% service charge for food which was unbelievably slow.

I have few approaches to this in the passive agressive English way.

- Stand over them and watch along, they can't really ask "do you mind?" given that they are disturbing you but if they ever do you can just say "it sounds great, wondered if it was worth watching too"

- Offer my headphones to them, another confusion move. If they ever took that offer up them they could keep the pair of earphones.

- Just stare at them.

It is particually annoying when they are watching brief loud and screamy or musical You've Been Framed style tik tok clips.

Polak 20-03-2022 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stavros 69 (Post 16330204)
Having lunch today having the people next to us constantly on their phones watching videos on their speakers.

Then a 12% service charge for food which was unbelievably slow.

In a similar vein, on the 194 going to Croydon pre-match and some bloke with his daughter thinks it's a good idea to have a chat with some woman on his phone on loudspeaker. Very irritating. Now they've got off to get the tram. Hope they miss it.

Johnnieboy 20-03-2022 10:48 AM

Prince William's haircut. Just shave it off man

cappuccinoeagle 20-03-2022 05:56 PM

The Cantona Kronenbourg advert

Freddy the Fish 20-03-2022 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by cappuccinoeagle (Post 16331666)
The Cantona Kronenbourg advert

Shouldn't that be in the "Properly Piss You Off thread"?

Malaga Eagle 20-03-2022 06:10 PM

Being asked to take my cap off at the turnstiles by a couple off knobesses.
Wtf do they think I've got under it?

Hedgehog 20-03-2022 06:59 PM

Maybe for the CPFC Bird watching thread, but 2 doves have decided to hang around under the eaves over our front door. The annoyance is they keep setting off the security camera and I get a message on my phone every time - 8 times this morning during the Palace game. And secondly their "cooing" can get bloody annoying.

I fear they maybe thinking of building a nest up there.

https://s7.gifyu.com/images/IMG_1282.jpg

Stavros 69 20-03-2022 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Latvian (Post 16330225)
I have few approaches to this in the passive agressive English way.

- Stand over them and watch along, they can't really ask "do you mind?" given that they are disturbing you but if they ever do you can just say "it sounds great, wondered if it was worth watching too"

- Offer my headphones to them, another confusion move. If they ever took that offer up them they could keep the pair of earphones.

- Just stare at them.

It is particually annoying when they are watching brief loud and screamy or musical You've Been Framed style tik tok clips.

I did all the above.
My mrs had been ill for the last couple of weeks and it was her first time out of the pad in a while, sit down to a nice lunch to get out and all you can hear is the offshoot of some tick-tock video.

Problem was they were Russians here on a holiday and had absolutely no manners. Extremely rude to the staff as well.

Olympian2 21-03-2022 08:33 AM

James Maddison - everything I hate about modern day football & modern day footballers.

Diving, alice-band wearing, show-pony, wannabe-model, tattooed dickhead.

Reps AJ 21-03-2022 08:39 AM

Drivers who have a complete lack of awareness of any other road user.

Davy64 21-03-2022 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Olympian2 (Post 16332492)
James Maddison - everything I hate about modern day football & modern day footballers.

Diving, alice-band wearing, show-pony, wannabe-model, tattooed dickhead.

Could be worse they could be running around in curtains or worse mullets and keegan perms

chrisophiex 21-03-2022 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Olympian2 (Post 16332492)
James Maddison - everything I hate about modern day football & modern day footballers.

Diving, alice-band wearing, show-pony, wannabe-model, tattooed dickhead.


Don’t forget his designer handbags.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...tton-backpack/

Apologies for posted an article from The Sun.


A poor man’s David Beckham.

Johnnieboy 21-03-2022 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Malaga Eagle (Post 16331705)
Being asked to take my cap off at the turnstiles by a couple off knobesses.
Wtf do they think I've got under it?

They are ensuring that you don't have a Prince William haircut, grrr

Olympian2 21-03-2022 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by chrisophiex (Post 16332783)
Don’t forget his designer handbags.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...tton-backpack/

Apologies for posted an article from The Sun.


A poor man’s David Beckham.

Dear God.

No further questions, m'lud.

Malaga Eagle 21-03-2022 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnnieboy (Post 16332790)
They are ensuring that you don't have a Prince William haircut, grrr

I've got know hair:p

Hedgehog 21-03-2022 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by chrisophiex (Post 16332783)
Don’t forget his designer handbags.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...tton-backpack/

Apologies for posted an article from The Sun.


A poor man’s David Beckham.

Jeez, that looks like something a kindergarten kid would use!

Which unto itself would make it appropriate I guess.

WLYWLYAWYPWF 21-03-2022 04:01 PM

That advert with the old prick who rubs a pea sized amount of Voltarol in to his back and then builds a f*cking motorbike.

Les Butler 21-03-2022 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 16333128)
Jeez, that looks like something a kindergarten kid would use!

Which unto itself would make it appropriate I guess.

6,500 quid for a plastic see-through backpack, for Christ's sake!

Its obscene.

RazorsEdge 21-03-2022 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Malaga Eagle (Post 16331705)
Being asked to take my cap off at the turnstiles by a couple off knobesses.
Wtf do they think I've got under it?

Syrup?

RazorsEdge 21-03-2022 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 16331813)
Maybe for the CPFC Bird watching thread, but 2 doves have decided to hang around under the eves over our front door. The annoyance is they keep setting off the security camera and I get a message on my phone every time - 8 times this morning during the Palace game. And secondly their "cooing" can get bloody annoying.

I fear they maybe thinking of building a nest up there.

https://s7.gifyu.com/images/IMG_1282.jpg

Get some Spikes Hedgy. They are scum

cranesparkeagle 21-03-2022 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnnieboy (Post 16332790)
They are ensuring that you don't have a Prince William haircut, grrr

Nah that was Justin Bieber


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