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My boss showing no awareness and little empathy.
More than annoyance...I have gone up the ladder and started the war. I think I am in win win. She gets the bullet or I move to a campus near the beach house. Worst scenario is I get a decent pay off and more or less retire. |
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Believe me, that is the optimal ending to the world of work. Really liberating! :p |
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And the virus has opened open the world of online classes even more. Students that would have been 100% anti might now embrace the option. For me they would = pocket money classes... |
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This kind of seismic shift only happens once in a blue moon so now is the time to go for it. |
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I want my bank to give me good rates and not overcharge me, not help me with my sexuality. (Not direct quote but was the gist) The problem I have with it all, it is all just a sham and phoney virtue signally to appear noble when they just want your money. |
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People on work calls who you can clearly hear eating. Have your breakfast before the working day starts, especially as you don’t have to commute now, and show a bit of respect to your colleagues when talking to them.
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On the subject of 'Football' what I find galling is referees blowing for an infringement for the merest of contact outside the box with a player plunging to the hallowed turf often in instalments. For example, players feel a couple of fingers on their backs or the slightest of contacts, if at all, and feel compelled to be acquainted with the turf with the referee ever eager to reach for his whistle.Such fouls would NOT result in the award of a penalty had they occurred within the box:veryangry.
Referees should bellow out forcibly "Get up and get on with it" and it is my belief that such a stance would discourage players to behave in such a manner. I can state that I express my annoyance vocally at matches with high-decibel fulmination very much in evidence.:wallbash::wallbash: |
Oh do shut up.
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Car alarms. I disabled mine years ago when I and neighbour were continually disturbed by it. Either mnufacturers should get them to work properly or they should stop fitting them. . Its been what, 30 years and they still don ******* work
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Newcastle takeover. Just feck these people off and wipe the smiles off their delusional faces
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One finds it a challenge to accept that vast swathes of supporters do not get in fits of pique at free kicks being awarded in the circumstances that I have described. It is as "Plain as a pikestaff" that once the 'Premier League' resumes we shall witness fouls being awarded for minimal contact,if at all, and there will be a vesuvian eruption in 'Trolley House'.:wallbash: |
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The noise would probably do justice to a 'Byre' at milking time.:lux: |
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Turns out it was my vehicle! Apparently as the keys were in my pocket I had somehow pressed the 'panic' button. The only 'panic' was me trying to figure out how to stop it! |
'Lets get these berries off to the press-er shall we?'
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My wife's eldest son doing his usual and opting out of the tough option and decide he wants to move back here with us. He's only been kicked out or moved out three times before and like a bad penny he's on his way back. I am currently fighting tooth and nail to delay things, but luckily the pandemic and unfinished kitchen are giving me some sway.
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Corporate IT (recently awarded themselves the 'world class' tag).
C~nts deleted 6 months worth of timesheets so I've had to spend most of the day retracing steps to recompile instead of working on stuff for the taxpayer. Wankers. |
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I've done that too in America - You're right, the real panic starts when you're trying to figure out how to stop it. |
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Live and learn and all that. |
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Do all modern cars have panic buttons?
Never heard of this before as a thing. |
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At Lloyd’s the amount of times people came round the office collecting for one charity or another. Managers encouraged staff to do this as was good for their profile and would be helpful in the appraisal process. |
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World class wankers. |
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Marvellous fayre:supergrin: "Top plate" rattling on account of chortles.:lux: |
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Nothing today. Classes finished. Sun is out. Barbecue ready to fire up. I have a bottle of Syrah ready for supping, some fillet, baby back ribs, and nothing else to concern me...
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Awesome Screen
Awesome Camera Long Lasting Battery Life. Aimed at 12-year-olds, presumuably |
You’re on mute Rasheh
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But people are getting restless. The lockdown saw more isolation than the UK, with streets empty, no movement between cities etc.. People are starting to have private parties, even organised illegal events. The economic element is hitting hard. There is no social welfare here, well very limited. Thus the bonuses to the poor were a long time ago. Now we are at food parcels stage. But there is a large % - maybe 20% that are not poor, and not necessarily in the best place financially. Those who are self employed or have a cafe or shop. Those with a bit too much credit on the go. There is little help for them. The government set up schemes involving the banks, and then the banks turn down the loans etc.. The government think they have done their bit. You start to get antagonism. The govt provide lots of freebies to the poor and near poor. Some of whom don't have a house or pay rent, but drive around in nice cars etc. And those that work to pay taxes etc.. are seeing their businesses going to the wall. I am fine. But I haven't received a thing from the government here in 16 years. And most of my family haven't either. Whereas 60% of the population have and do. Maybe I don't need it and should be thankful. But there are times when there is too much month and the end of my money. There are times when banks and other people are calling me up asking for payments I can't quite make. Bill collectors ring my phone, and scare my wife when I'm not home.. But Chile is neither Brasil or Peru and we have to be thankful for that. |
Wow , I didn't realise things were that bad there. I hope it all works out ok for you and your family.
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Nah. They are frustrating and the curve has flattened at 60 deaths a day.
Not sure whether it will rise or decline from here. |
Car rental excess insurance policy that has auto-renewed.
WTF, if people can't travel overseas they are not going to need a car. :wallbash: |
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That terrible advert with a bunch of sickeningly precocious kids singing that terrible Starship song from that terrible Andrew McCarthy/Kim Cattrall film.
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Also, whichever (possibly London Pride-swilling expat) cockend has decided to resurrect the BBS's fictional paedononce.
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Almost as bad as the second rate psychokiller tribute act from bleedin' Chiswick.
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People going out again in the UK meaning there is no longer a need for an Are Tou Still Going Out? thread.
doesn't really annoy me... |
Seeing the names in black and white of all the poster who no longer post.
The veritable backbone of the BBS when it started... And the Trust etc.. |
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I of course am reminded of the stellar presence of the 'Earl of Ewhurst' :p whose contributions on the 'Good Ship BBS' as JAMES were lauded by all and sundry. Suffice to say, 'James' and I had vigorous chews at each other, metaphorically speaking, and he couldn't warm to me if I was cremated by his side. Nevertheless I respected the learned lawyer as a savant and a man of erudition. My good self is also reminded of a chap whom I have the impression was the technical guru of the 'Good ship BBS', working tirelessly behind the scenes to deliver such a hallowed institution. I am thinking that his name is 'Donald Campbell' but I could be 'Way off radar' on this matter.:angel: |
Whoever is operating Trolley is such a shamateur these days. It's embarrassing.
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Calm down my dear. My good self has a 'Vision' of you hyperventilating with your 'Dander' up, self-combusting and nostrils flaring like two open drainpipes.:eek: |
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1. The "Persona" allegation is "Poppycock on stilts". 2. "Imitation" - I am reminded of the old adage "Posterity weaves NO garlands for imitators". :wallbash: |
Trolley is the first moniker on here that has me considering using the ignore button.
I am trying to find the wit, or any type of humour in the posts and I find absolutely none. If the purpose of this persona is simply to irritate the **** out of us, well done. I actually cannot see any other purpose, and it is hard not to believe that the very few cheerleaders on here are actually the scriptwriters. |
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And in fact have done it. |
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It was only 13 years ago this was first mentioned. https://i.ibb.co/VJp0YmJ/AD3-C3-C3-F...1-FA74-A14.jpg Just let “Trolley” Rest In Peace, he’s run his course. |
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I pen with the utmost respect to your good self that my 'Raison d'etre' on the 'Good Ship BBS' is not to be a mere jolly japester playing to the gallery. You have suggested that I might exist to be a varmint, an irritating chirrup but in my defence IF I have raised hackles it is certainly not by design. I believe in the distant past on the 'Good Ship BBS' I relayed an experience in Australia when a gruff, boorish chap labelled me "As boring as batsh.t" so IF the multitudes view me in such a fashion the feeling extends beyond this hallowed site. Finally, I can assure you there are NO "Scriptwriters", my oratory and my opinions rest truly with me.One cannot please ALL of the people ALL of the time. I respect you even though you view my good self in a dim light. |
Social distancing and the probability that it's going to lead to a hell of lot of phobic people way beyond the timeline that is required.
Frustrating that the social scene has changed to such an extent during my early retirement years. |
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LOL made me chuckle, anyone who can annoy that bunch ain't all bad :lux: |
Tidy neat hair.
Now either everyone apart from me has a barber/hairdresser in their household or there are hair stylists who are breaking the lockdown rules all over the place. When I’m out I can’t help but notice I’m the only one with hair that looks like an atomic bomb has just gone off on the top of my head. And don’t mention clippers...if you saw the mess Mrs Bubbs makes of mowing our lawn you’d know why I’m not letting her anywhere near my hair. |
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Maybe they could take Trolley to Palace Comrades and lure you over there in the process. |
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My good self will divulge (Yet again) a post on the 'Good Ship BBS' from a member whom I have NEVER met : I would like to add, as I have stated here already a few years back, that I believe that I saw Trolley in the flesh. It was at the pre-season friendly match against Whyteleafe a few years ago. I saw a chap at the conclusion of the match that I thought looked just like I imagined Trolley to look so I sent Trolley a PM asking if he was at the game etc, and he sent me a reply which stated where he was and what he looked like BEFORE I gave him any description and a placement, this is enough for me to believe he is a real, genuine person. I rest my case:hi: |
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Thought it would appeal more to you dear fellow Anyway toodle pip off to do my little bit to keep the country going through this crisis |
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My good self would like to re-iterate that our exchanges are a de-railment and I am of the opinion that the 'Good Ship BBS' will be better served if debate returns to the subject matter. Once again, I "Rest my case" in respect of the risible allegations and have nothing further of substance to add to this matter.:wallbash: |
Two weeks ago I was walking in a park that had a duck pond. Saw an elderly lady totally break social distancing rules and indignantly go right up to this 5/6 year old boy, tap him on the shoulder and tell him off for feeding bread to the ducks.
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Your presence on it confirms the subject matter is relevant. Now FOAD. |
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From my perspective the parameters of the debate was widened by your good to the extent it wasn't "Flying a straight course" self hence my comments.Obviously to you I am a yawneroo and an unhinged irritant and on the basis that others have expressed similar sentiments, perhaps it is time I consider my position on the 'Good Ship BBS' and disappear into the high-pitched briny.I have not had a 'Warm' welcome since my return with some of the comments despicable and scurrilous.We only have one life and being the 'Human dartboard' is not to be recommended.:wallbash::wallbash: Finally, if I have offended any kind soul, I apologize without reservation and can assure all and sundry it was purely by accident and not by design.My best wishes and felicitations to ALL. |
It would help if "Trolley's" 'users' could agree on which speech marks to use. They are not even near to each other on the keyboard
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https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.b...sbeat-50087990
This articles pretty conclusive on the duck bread matter |
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I'm pretty sure there is a lot of clandestine hair dressing going on out there. (In the name of full disclosure, the girl that cuts my hair offered to have me sneak into her salon and get my hair cur... Like a good boy I turned the offer down) |
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Trolley or one of his handlers phoned me on my BBS birthday drinks many moons ago.
It was in the GHT with many fine members there...so long ago I can't remember which of the happy band of BBS regula drinkers were absent. One of those were probably Trolley... ...somewhere between James and MatOv, I imagine. Aki popped in that evening as well. Good night it was. |
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I'd have no problem eating a swan as they're like geese - vicious bastards.
A swan went for me once so I kicked it. Big mistake. |
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You big wuss. :D |
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It was a black swan. Are they more aggressive than white swans? *not a racist. |
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