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He seemed to think it was funny, but after 11 hours on a plane I didn't appreciate his "light hearted" comments! :supergrin: |
1000 pages of annoyance, bravo.
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****nuts from BT who have dug up the pavement and left muddy shite over the driveway
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Camp puns on the Manager saga thread.
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I will scout the thread and let you know what I think.
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It has to have been mentioned before. People who brake first and then indicate at the last moment.!!
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Teenage daighters and thier boyfriends
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"Playbook" pffft
Seppo business/sports crossover-speak spews out another one. |
The Tik Tok logo.
Are they in cohesion with Specsavers? |
Everything!
Right now I'm pissed off with pretty much everything. |
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My wife says to me, "My phone [iPhone] is not pinging when I get a text". I send her a test text and sure enough no ping. She sends me one and I also don't get a ping. But we both hear pings on our iPads.
I spend the next 30 minutes Googling and checking every setting and doing every suggestion found on Google. Finally one site mentioned you might have you phone in Silent Mode [vibrate]. Apparently we both did! A senior moment I think... very annoying! |
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That's made me laugh :D |
The BBC website (usually pretty good) and its 'Reality Check' section. For an organisation that gets a lot wrong, it's an odd arrogance to think they are in any position to 'fact check' stories.
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I don't get the criticism of the BBC; do people really want a hyper partisan Fox/CNN style setup? Because that's the alternative. You don't see Fox reporting on Fox's own malfeasance, or running shows where people write in to moan about Fox - but the BBC does. So in keeping with the thread: people moaning about the BBC. |
W*nkers that stop at a roundabout when it's clear that there is no other vehicle in sight. Utter w*nkers.
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People who defend the BBC. I've just paid my £159 TV tax. We need to privatise the f*cking outdated edifice and enter the 21st Century! |
I have probably mentioned this before on this thread but it is doing my head in. On websites, "would you like to take a survey, receive updates, subscribe etc" where is the NO button?, it's always "Maybe later" or "Not right now"
Also HSBC Business banking log in, they ask you THREE times if you will or will not accept cookies, and ask you again and again, no matter what browser you have, or what settings. I reckon I have spent probably 8 years of my life accepting HSBC cookies and inserting USB plugs upside down.. :wallbash::wallbash: |
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I was close to going that route... :wallbash: |
Vast majority of websites that now sense when you move your mouse towards the back button and constantly pop up some sort of offer message or join our mailing list
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I admire the ingenuity of that and think to myself, what will they come up with next. I actually think I know. It's where you place your eyes when viewing an ad on CCTV monitored electronic billboards. Facial recognition and you watch how you get targeted then. |
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My youngest daughter manages the teams supplying systems to Restaurants and other outlets. Your likes and dislikes follow you everywhere from that point on. |
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I had to stop on a small roundabout in town yesterday as an elderly couple in front had pulled up to let their friend very slowly get in. I wasn't annoyed, it made me laugh tbh.
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A niggle.
We have waited all week for an electrician to work on a project on our house. I have carefully planned my week, and softened up my missus for today's England vs Scotland, Chile vs Bolivia fest. Electrician has arrived today, we have materials. He is just now starting the work. I think my careful and calculated plans are now fecked. Once the power goes off I reckon I have to accept it with the utmost outward grace. Any complaint runs the risk of me being unreasonable. I haven't seen any football since Monday. |
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It must have come as a real shock. ;)
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It’s coming home
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Missed first 30 minutes..I have Chile Bolivia now.
I wonder if I can swing Argentina Uruguay later. Why do we believe the hype every time...about world class youngsters....4 or 5 sides much better than England in the Euros... |
Watching England
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Websites that won’t let you use the back button, making you hold to their page....that’s annoying. |
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Companies that chase you as a subscription has run out and when you renew it with them, they then proceed to take it twice from your bank.
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Companies that offer you a good deal and then hike up the price when you renew. Why the f*ck can't you reward loyalty rather than simply shafting you? |
Watching the England v Scotland match and a couple of yanks screaming for the shoot out at the end. When politely informed that there wouldn't be one they started giving out about nil nil draws in saaacher. I less politely asked them why the American nation creams themselves when a pitcher in baseball pitches a no hitter. This wasn't answered, but one of them came out with the old cliché about a draw being similar to kissing your sister. Of course I couldn't resist and mentioned that along with no-hitters maybe kissing ones sis gives them the same experience as watching a no-hitter.
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the Inability of my iPad to deal with outlandish things like copying and pasting or god forbid, highlighting some text.
It’s just impossible to do anything other than type words and even then the autocorrect wades in to Fock things up. (Right on cue) |
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You can have a crystal clean screen, but when it comes to highlighting text, it just develops a mind of it's own. You can pinch outwards until you can read the soddin' text from the other side of the room, but does it help? Like **** it does... :wallbash: |
IOS updates randomly changing settings on your devices AND screwing up useful apps making them defunct. The former has driven us a bit mad. Better half and I have always shared the same ID since the earliest iPod days. It’s never been much of an issue because I have always had iPads and a non Apple phone and Missus has had an iPhone/iPads. With one of the updates recently every time one of us used chrome the others chrome icon would show activity and when chrome was next used on the other iPad it would open up the same windows. Irritating for us and the longer it has gone on the worse that has been. I am sure a bit awkward for some couples :) I doubt many share ids with partners these days but with kids using their iPads it might make for some awkward moments :)
Anyway, spent ages exploring Chrome sync settings on both devices and looking around IOS settings. Googled it etc etc etc but nothing was working. Eventually discovered that the Handoff feature had been turned back on, I assume in the last update. Pain in the a***. But if any of you share ids and have been getting funny looks after ‘dubious browsing’ it might explain it :) |
Apple stuff is awful. Don't know why people persist with them.
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People who are consistently late.
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Me too and I am married to one
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Smoking neighbours. Had one for years and could never leave the windows open. I don’t care if this makes me a nimby
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Use Macs in the studio, where it makes sense, but otherwise it seems to be style over substance. The phone guy I had the BlackBerry serviced with began by laughing at it and, when I collected it, ended up wanting one. |
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As you say, people seem to be wooed by style over substance...they also seen brainwashed into defending the useless pieces of shite...it's almost cult like. |
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The interesting news is that its design patents have been bought out and a new model is expected to be out this year. It will have the beloved physical keyboard. I hope they get the pricing right. Meanwhile, my KeyOne goes on and on. |
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Thought cigarette smoke was bad but weed. |
Toilets.... frankly these modern water-saving ones, you know the ones that you basically need to flush twice, thus not water saving at all.
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Now for the last 3 says every time I open Firefix I get a pop-up saying an upgrade is available, do I want to download it (or words to that effect). It is almost as equally annoying as just updating it without asking me... |
You could just turn off those suggestions you know.
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I've looked without any success. I only see two options. Do it automatically or ask to do it. But I'll look again. |
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But this is for search options (from what I can tell), not upgrade/update options. From what I've found on help and chat sites Firefox removed the option to never update or suggest update about a year ago. A lot of pissed off comments out there. |
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Bellend sports commentators like Paul McGinley unable to (or too lazy to) correctly pronounce certain golfers names.
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How many times does Gareth Bale say “yeah, no” in interviews. I’m surprised he hasn’t been told it makes no sense. Thick twat.
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I hate how the term ‘woke’ has been weaponised as a derogatory slur and become common language to take the piss out of people.
In related news, I probably need to spend less time on Twitter. |
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And it was the 'Woke' who named themselves as such. Using that term as a shorthand is not necessarily a sign of disrespect, in the same way as 'SJW' clearly is realistically a slur. But don't worry. The 'Woke' have their own terms for people who won't fully agree with them on everything they feel and have chosen to believe as 'truth.' The kindest term, used by someone right here on the BBS, is the 'Left Behinds.' That one almost reminds one of the conceit of those believing in The Rapture and is the kind of thing that makes people see the Woke as a cult. Then there's the more traditional and very common slurs the Woke hurl; 'Racist,' 'Far / Alt Right,' 'Facist,' 'Nazi,' ect. Of course, only those truly 'Woke' could have no problem with associating dissenters with such horrible things as those above and, at the same time, feeling themselves victimized for being described by a fairly innocuous term, such as 'Woke,' a term they actually gave themselves. Yet victimhood and lack of perspective is what being 'Woke' is all about so it's no surprise that the 'Woke' should get into a tizzy about their own name whilst reveling in freely associating other people with Nazism. Hope that cleared up the confusion. |
Self closing / push button taps that don't have a delay. You take longer, use more water and wash your hands less well than if they had a sensible delay of e.g. five seconds.
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That reminds me (this must have been mentioned already), lights on a timer in a bog, sitting or shitting in the dark, FFS.
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Booking a trip, then two weeks later getting an email from the airline saying they have changed your flights and seating on all four legs of the trip...
It's on American Airlines, and I see today they are cancelling all sorts of flights due to staff shortages... I assume it's related. So far I guess getting put on another flight is good news, albeit a tad inconvenient. |
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