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While I'm here, I will take issue with anyone suggesting a combination of mash and baked beans. That's just f*cking vile, and should be something you gave up when you stopped using nappies. |
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Baked beand and gravy is ace. Next you will all be saying you don't put gravy on your cheesy chips.
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Mash and baked beans is fine.
Baked beans anywhere near a fried egg is a capital offence. |
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Herons
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Speculation about Paul Pogba changing teams
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George Monbiot. What a bellend.
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Food snobs.
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Waking up at 3am for no obvious reason and not being able to get back to sleep
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Adverts on 4OD. Forced to watch with no wind on or skip facility. It’s Russian roulette as sometimes you get 1:30...1:50...the other day I got a 2:30! ARGGGHHH! I refuse to watch them so I take the headphones out and avert my eyes.
Sky do the same but you can keep clicking back and forth until it gives you a reasonably short advert hit. |
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Anyway, we didn't have any fish fingers, so I had burgers, mash, spaghetti and fried egg.
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Adults using "Stickers" in messages
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The sweaties never even invented the skirt, nor the bagpipes.
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At least the poodles jumping to command is something, I suppose... |
Sadiq Khan
Money grabbing cu nt |
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Couple of things annoyed me today, all before 7:30am...
A quick look at Facebook got me off on the wrong foot. One friend who lives in Tennessee proudly blabbing that they got in their car yesterday and drove 10 hours to their Florida condo. Now I'm not sure what the current advice is in both these states (or the one or two they had to pass through), but still pissed me off regardless. Another friend has linked to a GoFundMe page for a local wine bar owner, for no reason other than he has not been open since March. I've know the guy for nearly 30 years, and I'm not particularly worried about his financial health. What I am worried about are the small struggling restaurants, and the girls (and men) where I get my hair cut who were living day to day before all this. If I was to contribute to any GoFundMe cause it would be for the girl who cuts my hair. Off to the market now... that should provide me with some more annoyances! |
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Employee "Health Advocates" - basically charlatan companies that allow employers to outsource Occupational Health for pennies on the dollar.
Ours has excelled itself by not knowing the difference between grievance and bereavement. I mean FFS. |
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Then some frigging cat came along and two of the 3 disappeared. The 3rd one was pretty scratched up and died a short while after. Wasn't even our cat. We have a couple of egrets that hang around our neighbourhood... not sure there are too many fish for them. Maybe they eat frogs and lizards as we have plenty of them around here. |
Read today that three Universities, one in England, one in Australia and another in the States are going to conduct research to find out if footballers are taller now than they were when the game was invented. Of course they fxckin are!!! You've only got to open your eyes. These spotty faced little bastards will probably be given hundreds of thousands in grants to come to that conclusion. They'll turn it into an archaeological dig, piss most of the doe away in the Student lounge and do a bit of googling when it suits them. Go to a match and you'll see players are taller than they were twenty years ago, never mind 140 years in the past. When the Scottish Wembley Wizards of 1928 hammered England, none of their five man forward line was over 5ft 4in. When I first started watching football, a lot of the players I thought were tall, were in fact 5ft 10 or 11. Big Joe Corrigan was considered a freak at 6ft 4. He'd now be dwarfed by the likes of Hennessy or the 6ft 9 bloke at Ipswich.
The yanks are involved in this. The whole agenda is aimed towards some day making the goals bigger. This will suit the Americans, who have been trying for decades to mess with the rules of the sport. They won't be happy until most matches end up 9-8. I could guarantee that the likes of Percy Dalton, Dorking and Cp Satellite would do a better job researching this than these clowns. Some of the research they have done on the 1861 thread has been incredible. |
Agree with you John. Being 6' 2" I used to feel a freak at times, but nowadays I feel pretty average. Mind you I think Americans are generally taller than Brits, but that may just be circumstantial.
Seems like reading between the lines there are quite a few tall members on this here BBS... |
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Back to things that annoy you and sticking to the subject of height. Annoying little nutritiously challenged squirts, who never ate their greens or drank their tainted milk when they were told, who ask you,"what's the weather like up there?Or are you a basketball player?" You'd be surprized how many get offended when you respond by asking them if they are a jockey or give a little spit and tell them it's raining. Got to be careful with the last one now.Due to this pandemic thingy you could be looking at an attempted manslaughter charge.;)
As for the little hardmen who tell you, "you think you're tough because your big" that doesn't seem to be that common anymore.Was more of an England thing than an American. |
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Mind you, you could be 5ft 6 and still see over the heads of 95% the Chilean population. Some of them are easier to jump over than walk around. |
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Far more appropriate for a immigrant like me surrounded by the riffraff during the citizenship ceremony. |
Talking of immigrants, has anyone heard from Les lately ? Haven’t seen him post for a while. Hope he’s ok
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We’re deep, deep, into the piece here and at the risk of totally embarrassing myself....but isn’t COVID-19 ......“a” Coronavirus.....rather than “the” Coronavirus....?? Just had a ding dong about this....
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I think Fatboy is probably immune. Or does that mean he once had a brain? In which case he’s not immune, merely as thick as mince. |
50 mph speed limit for miles on the M23. No lanes closed and nobody working.
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Dropping the “the” from sentences. As in when referring to the Notting Hill Carnival, people saying “are you enjoying Carnival”? When I hear this I can’t help but repeat it in my head, but in a Northern accent. As in I’m going to t’pub.
Similarly, News readers dropping the “the” when referring to Party Conferences. |
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Apple do it as well: 'iPhone is amazing', 'iPad is changing the world'. **** off.
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Unfortunately an underused statement presently |
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Proper northern is “ I’m going <pause for silent t’> pub” |
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If you’re even more northern then proper northern, then there would be no need for the “I’m” bit either. |
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I'm a bit confused now as to who says what, but used to get pulled up by one or the other when I first came here about the use of "The".
As in: "I'm going into hospital" or "I'm going into the hospital" One of them is very British, but I don't recall which one is. There is also: "I saw Concorde fly over today" or "I saw The Concorde fly over today" This one confused me, as there was more than one Concorde, so it should have been "a Concorde"... Again I think it's a British thing. |
self-made videos broadcast on youtube or TV channels.
You are not important. You ascribe yourself traits on the TV that are annoying, and you are devoid of any qualifications. Pull that trigger |
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Now it's perfectly possible of course for a language to dispense with definite articles, and indeed all articles, entirely. Slavonic languages in general don't have them. Latin didn't either. Scandinavian languages postfix them to nouns, unless the noun is qualified with an article. |
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For example, what the f*cking hell is a glottal stop? |
Son: Dad, can I go Croydon?
Me: Can I go to Croydon. Son: Can I go TO Croydon? Me: No. |
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