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That bloke is a such ****, even his dogs were embarrassed to be seen with him, they were trying to get home asap. |
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Spending half an hour watering plants and the grass cos there's been no rain for a week and I've put some feed and weed on.
And now it's absolutely smashing it down FFS |
People who say math instead of maths , when will this vile Americanisation stop?
Also those who endlessly talk about their golf round , yawn yawn |
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Those fecking c-units who released that virus last week.
120 windows desktops and all our physical and virtual servers infected (40) - and that's just my site. Yes, I'm on overtime - but the 4 hours tops a night sleep are doing me in. Had to have an early night. |
Americans and their obsession with God.
I've got a Facebook feed full of a dead 3-day old baby, with people saying how she's safe now with "her Lord" and how the parents were "blessed" to have had her. What the **** is wrong with people that in 2017 they still think there is a magical imaginary being in the sky who decides if we live or die? |
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******* shitist thing ever invented |
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I suppose this weather highlights it but you would think in this day and age you could go to a supermarket and buy a cold beer. Even in winter no matter ne wants a warm lager (not that I drink lager mind).
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My only comment usually is if there is a God he's got a sick sense of humour. |
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(sounds of retching) |
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Overuse of the word 'humble'.
As in the 'humble baked bean'. Fvck off with your cap-doffing haricot imagery. http://news.sky.com/story/amp/sky-vi...tters-10939907 |
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Have a shower. |
Tradesmen. Do they work on a different clock to the rest of the world?
"I'll be there at 8" "Do you mean 8 in the real world, or 8 in tradesman speak?" I'm just glad it's not me paying this numpty. |
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"Pleeease look at me everyone" It was basically a public wank. |
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Plumbers. I get that it's a reasonably skilled profession, and fair enough if you're mucking around with boilers and gas pipes, that's something that needs to be done properly and requires training and certification.
However I just got quoted £220 to replace a flush siphon & button, and fix a leaking bath waste pipe. I know that I could do this myself with a bit of help from youtube, but it was worth say £60-80 to save my time and the hassle. But £220? It can't be more than an hours work for someone who does it every day. It's the equivalent of me trying to charge £220 to build an app that consists of a button that makes a 'kerching' sound when you click it. Yes, most people couldn't do it, but to anyone who can program it's a 5-minute job and you wouldn't take the piss and charge £220 for it. Plus half of them don't actually do a good job hence you have to find another one to fix their shoddy work. |
People who bring babies into the office. I have better things to be doing than pretending your child is cute and not annoying
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If it's just the trap that needs changing, again match it up for something similar in size - it's p!ss easy. You should be paying approximately £25/35 for the materials. |
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My son's leaving assembly at primary. My wife's gone gallivanting around London, so it's left for me to go. I wouldn't mind just the assembly, but some bastard from the parent association has, instead of the regular disco, decided to have a beach party where all the parents have to go. I ******* hate mingling with other parents, I'm sure they're fine outside of the school scenario, but ffs.
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There are a few banana skins in plumbing, but with these bits you should be fine. |
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Not being allowed to wear shorts to work in this weather whilst the women in the office are dressed in the skimpest outfits regardless of the fact that the majority are middle aged and over weight. In fact the only good looking young one in our office is in a sensible unrevealling sundress so can't even perve at her
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People putting their monthly shop through the self-service checkouts at lunchtime.
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Can't believe it was 24 years ago:eek: |
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Not getting rained off today, I was soaked.
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Living in an age of equality. I've got a pile of ironing to do!
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POETS day.
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The ongoing Southern Rail overtime ban
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Was it when you said 'cheers darling' in a gruff voice? :) And is Mr Statto your brother? I do agree with your initial point about shorts though. There should be some sort of summer dress (not that sort) policy for everyone for June till August. Coppers and the forces have one. |
I'm annoyed by how in this weather, the sweat in your pants causes your piss to suffuse throughout and make your hands stink of stale piss when watching tele; that, and saxoneagle.
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People at a supermarket cafes that can't be bothered to clear away their plates and crap on the table when finished, when there are clearly tray rails in sight to place them into. Just expect the next person to sit in their seats or the over worked staff to do it for them. I would personally wait outside the shop and taser anyone that does this.
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Oh... and why are you watching saxoneagle, wearing piss-stained clobber? It's a bit odd, fella. |
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Have one there, take one home. |
No cueing system for kids face painting and other festival-style activities.
Just hand out tickets, it's not that hard. 'Who's next?' Nobody knows ****face. |
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A bloke I work with took his wife to Tesco for a meal to celebrate Valentine's Day.
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I'd like to shake his hand. :lux: |
Well now I would have ridiculed the concept until celebrating my birthday in February we were in Sedona and popped into whole food market to get some carbs for walking the next day and enjoyed a light snack and beer in the supermarket with some rather interesting people - but that is another story
Whole Foods Market Sedona was recently expanded to 31,000 square feet and launched a new menu at Bar 1902, including 18 local and craft beers on tap. Open Monday - Saturday from 11 a.m. – 8:30 p.m., Sunday from 11a.m. – 7:30 p.m. the bar and restaurant offers daily happy hour from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. The bar and restaurant has free wifi, in-door and outdoor seating for more than 100 people and TVs featuring regional and local games. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@34.86...2!8i6656?hl=en |
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It must be hard for Jordan's Jacket to envisage such underclass behaviour when he clearly is used to dining at The Ritz. :) |
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I got pissed with Chocky in a supermarket in Calahonda.
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Orange marching flute playing drumming bastard bands and the their gormless looking neanderthal followers. The whole of Alloa is full of them just now, making a ******* racket right outside my window, and it just goes on and on. How many ******* Orange marching bands are there in Scotland ffs, have had to put up with this shit now for over an hour and their is no sign of it stopping.
If you are going to display your Orange sashes at least wear ones that are newish and not faded ones from the 1950s. What the **** is all this marching shit about anyway ? |
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Why dont they just **** off out of my space. I worry for the human race watching it. |
Its finally ******* stopped.
Now looking forward to a load of drunken protestants fighting in the streets of Alloa. |
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I don't like cricket...oh no
I hate it! |
Worst. Reggae. Song. Ever.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWIxA7M_-ZA |
Double erm...
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The 'Ooh R A' down in devilish Cornwall. https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/...rorism.ukcrime
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Those small square plastic plates that Sky stick with adhesive to the brickwork of your house to conceal the point of entry for the dish cabling.
What are we talking before they drop off....24, maybe 48 hours at best....?? |
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People who think they can go all the way around a mini round about, cyclists not in single file! People who take up 2 spaces when parking. To name just a few
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People who have been payed to stand outside supermarkets getting you to sign up for a monthly donation to a hospice or the like.
Had one yesterday outside the coop after just getting the stepson's cast off his arm and stopping in there to get him some drinks for his fete at the school that day he bothers me and the missus and kid on the way in and even though I told her to go back to the car while I payed the bastard was still hounding them on my way out. |
People who ask you do you like Science fiction movies and when you answer no, they still insist on telling you every little thing that happened in the one they just watched.
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However nothing miserable in being against anything that signifies and encourages the bigotry up here. It is a real stain on Scotland. Take it you like all the pomp and ceremony that surrounds an Orange march (it was referred to as a 'walk' up here) ? |
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