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Yes well maybe but then there's Victoria Coren...:love:
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Dont know why, think it because she is so smug but Emma Buntington on Heart radio.
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Thameslink / South Eastern Railways. ***** the lot of them.
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Finding myself tapping along to a James Blunt song.
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Men doing up both buttons on a two button suit.
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People who refer to 1 Direction, Take That, Back Street Boys etc as a band.
NO, THEY ARE NOT IN A BAND. They are a bunch of cocks who sing. |
Film trailers on TV that say "from April the 3rd" Its "The 3rd of April" FFS
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Hookers on my street corner who position themselves between a nursey and school. No such thing as an ethical pimp.
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People that don't keep left when walking towards or away from platforms 15-19 at Victoria Station.
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People wearing black shirts and ties in an office Short sleeve shirts and ties Cheap shiny suits You get me |
Blue suits, brown shoes...
Bleurgh! |
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most of whom probably listen to old shit like Led Zeppelin anyway |
People without honour or respect who refer to the greatest band ever as "old shit".
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Being so out of touch with modern music. I'd be great in an 80s/90s quiz, but utterly useless on anything in the last 20 years.
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The Six Nations
Now its over can everyone stop pretending to like Rugby until the World Cup? |
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Mitchell Johnson's stupid face
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A lucky escape? |
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People wearing 'going out shirts' with a suit and tie too. |
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And I'm a suit snob, as you can tell. |
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Just roll your sleeves up in the office if you must. |
Blue suits with black shoes
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novelty cuff links, however!!!!
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Which reminds me.. people who don't match their belt with their shoes. |
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FYI, it's all about a navy/blue suit with brown shoes.
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Simon Jordan is never wrong when it comes to fashion
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BA's lack of reward seats when I want to go on holiday.
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The first two or three rounds were quite fun but now we're at the business end the questions are stupidly hard and the teams remaining all come from nerd city. Normal people just don't know stuff like that, sorry. |
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Wearing a belt with a suit? I think you should find a better tailor, or at least wear braces instead. |
being referred to by profiteering train companies as a 'customer' which of course implies choice.
The non stop increase of advertising on talksport even during commentaries pictures of the hugely irrelevant , overprivileged and pampered kate middleton and even worse her smug mother who hogged the Wimbledon royal box last year Royal boxes Rugby bores last but not least the ruthless stop at nothing school run 4x4 drivers |
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But the suit has to fit. I dont have an issue with brown shoes and a suit, but not at work. Weddings etc are fine. |
****ers who steal things from work fridges.
Seriosuly if you didnt buy it, dont take it |
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I much prefer the look of a suit with a smart belt, even if it's just for show and doesn't hold the trousers up at all. |
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You people make me sick. I hope the next person to squeeze past you to the window seat farts in your face. |
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No brown shoes after 6pm with a suit. To do so is poor form ... |
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People (have to say mainly old folks) who when driving and turning into a side road seem to come to a full stop about 50 yards short and then go about 1 mph round the corner!
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People who assume everybody works in an office.
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Another driving one
Idiots at petrol stations who sit in the middle of the entrance wanting to hedge their bets on which pump will come free first which means everyone else cant get into the place and are stuck on the main road causing mayhem |
People who think it is alright to bring pushchairs into pubs/bars. Keep out and go to a coffee shop or Macdonalds.
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People who insist on wearing rucksacks on public transport when standing. Take it off and put it on the floor.
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**** the Middletons and anyone with their tongues jammed up their arseholes |
When I find skiddies on my official cpfc undies after match days.
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Cpfcfly!
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Flight tickets are completely hit and miss. What really really annoys me is buying a prem Econ ticket with the plan to upgrade it to biz, find there's no upgrade seats available then get on the plane and see the biz section is half empty :veryangry:veryangry British airways are experts at this. |
People that drink Coke:Zero. Disgusting.
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The Cortana advert..you make me laugh Cortana...it's a f*cking glorified diary.
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Don't let John117 catch you saying that.
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When you pull over to let the emergency services(blue lights flashing)have a clear route through.Then the cars behind overtake and block the route.
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Forgetting to put the wheely bin out and then having to wait a fortnight until the next collection.
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People of all ages who cannot be arsed to use indicators,its not as if any cost implications apply--piss poor driving.
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People at work who wait till I've chosen which week to take my holiday, carefully making sure there is plenty of staff cover, then just before I go away they decide they have to take a couple of days off right in the middle of it, guaranteeing that when I return tons of stuff hasn't been done and loads of work is behind schedule. The bastards!!
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People's breath that smells like a manky fish tank
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Eggheads Chris(grumpy),CJ (up his own fundament) and Judith (snobby and thick)
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It's not just happening in London Stella, it's endemic down here in Dorset as well.
What I don't get is that it's not exactly taxing to move your finger a couple of inches and tell the ******* world which way you intend to turn. You utter, utter lazy *****. Personally I'd remove a finger on the roadside for each offence of not signalling your intentions when driving. After all, if you can't be bothered to use your finger, then you don't really need it. 10 strikes and you lose your licence for good. |
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The fact that coffee shops are now nurseries. Everyone of them in beckenham is full of screaming babies.
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This grips my shit. The second most likely category of driver to commit this crime is fatties; they struggle to turn the wheel without chafing their huge, bulbous guts. Scum. |
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Wouldn't have much need for a licence with no fingers I suppose |
So summary of page: fatties who drive to coffee shops and order a tuna sandwich are highly annoying bastards?
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Sliced Bread....ok I like the ease of sliced bread its whatever they are putting in it nowdays. In the good old days bread went stale you threw it away or made it into all sorts of sweet delight ,bread and butter pudding, bread pudding (my nans was the best still cannot recreate it). You made breadcrumbs for stuffing whatever. Now it seems you get to the use by date and it turns the next day the mould starts to appear.
Its difficult out in the country to find a decent baker theres not one around that still bakes on the premises. I loved the old days the smell of the bakers the warmth of fresh bread baked on the premises ok you get the big supermarkets to get the smell, nothing though like your local bakers. Anerley at the bottom of the hill near my Nan and Grandads had one still some of the best bread ever. Be sent up the road to get the bread early in the morning bring it home and have a slice still hot for breakfast. Happy Days |
People who ge the lift one floor, downwards.
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I think I can sum it up as essentially other people.
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BA - flights have 24 hour cancellation policy. Upgrading with points out, full fare back. Want to change the way back to the previous day. No difference in cost for the new return leg.
Apparently though they have to cancel both legs and the out leg has gone up in cost and they cannot guarantee the points upgrade will be available for the out leg. I don't even want to amend the out leg. Sorry sir. So I am now flying with Virgin as I recalled I had some Virgin miles I had conptely forgotten about. For less money on the days I want to travel. |
New redemption rules teething problems, Adler - it'll be better by the time you don't need it
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I literally just filled out a survey slating BA and their Airmiles
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Leaders of political parties continually saying " let me tell you" interjected, rather worryingly, with the continual use of the word "right".
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People in resteruntants that are really loud, great have a good time but the rest of us don't need to be on your table too.
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People who say "a" instead of "an" - e.g. Brighton have a awful team.
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