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I always thought Piers Morgan was an Arsenal fan. |
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Is that California speak? |
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I think you mean todally (pronounced toadaly)
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Very true and I agree but I would hope Joe will let you know he is in Valencia and offer to meet for a coffee. |
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(Effective but illegal to use in the UK) |
Sitting on a number 57 bus (a Glaswegian 57) a few years ago going up the Paisley Road a bloke with a mobile phone sitting near me spoke into it very loudly along the following lines:
"Aye **** oaff ye ******* ****. Ah telt ye, ye're a **** an a pure ******* *******. **** me Ah canny gie a ******* **** whit ye hink a ma ******* joab cuz ye jes pure wantin tae be a pure ******* **** aboot it, ye ****. An see yer ******* man he's a ******* an aw cuz I ******* saw him the day, the ****, an he wiz a ******* pure **** so he ******* wiz. So he can **** oaff an aw." (And so on in similar terms all the way from Ibrox to Central Station.) Then, without pausing for breath: "Aye orright Ma, see yous later, orright? Orright." |
The events described in the above post didn't happen.
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Despite the system’s benefits, why do British people need a car GPS jammer? Usually, that device has been used by car robbers all over Britain to snatch luxury automobiles and lorries that contain valuable cargo without being detected through satellite by the British authorities. For frequent traffic violators, a gps tracking jammer is a useful tool to help them break traffic laws and become hidden from pursuing British law enforcement authorities. Through reading this article, you’ll end up being surprised why the title of this article is the need for British people to use GPS jammers, because the traffic and vehicle crimes committed in Britain have involved the use of such devices, and the information regarding their use is useful for British authorities to create countermeasures, such as jammer detectors, to help them capture criminals. |
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Cleaning the toilet until it is pristine and lovely, only then, within ten minutes, having to do a thirty megaton shit bomb that sprays the bowl. Then having your finger go through the c*nting paper.
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I remember i was on the train home from work, about 8.30 pm and a young lad was on his mobile - everyone could hear the conversation - which about about the new shoes he bought and his new mobile phone. Brain dead fker. |
The BT oh Paula advert
Frankly if i had so called team mates giving me throat slitting gestures and telling me to mute myself i may well go postal on them. |
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Bloody on online click bait adds with either a banana, or some kind of jack fruit, telling me to about a simple trick to improve my bowels.
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"5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Became a C-Suite Executive"
Came up on LinkedIn Feed what a croc of shite, I have the unfortunate pleasure of perusing jobs after 25 years out of the saddle, some of them said report to the C-Suite, I had to ******* Google it as I thought it was some sort of Office type of software. Some of the bollocks speak is just incredible. Does Explain CEO COO CFO every ****** wants to be a chief. |
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Fat kids on powered scooters.
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The current working environment where everyone subcontracts out the work - so nobody knows (or cares) what is going on.
I was tasked to only escort an engineer on-site for him to install 2x data switches. - No site survey was done for here to know the issues that were going to be faced. - Nobody checked that they had all the parts required. I'm now getting asked what is needed when another engineer returns to finish the job. Not my circus - not my monkeys. |
Some absolute tosser that has a rooster making bloody noise all day . Perhaps other people don't want to hear it all day , never thought of that ?.
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Built up area of Biggin Hill
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People make millions from this, and all run around patting each other on the back. Meanwhile those of us who actually put our hands on the keyboards of commercial IT systems (rather than just talking about them) just sit in the background getting on with the actual work that needs doing. |
Good old agile. I’ve found that it tends to reward the people that can talk the most shit. You end up in meetings about meetings. Then you have meetings about why no work is happening. You’re not allowed to suggest less meetings because you’re no longer a ‘team player’ then.
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Re all the above... I'm so happy I'm retired.
I get all queasy remembering all that shit. |
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I also got an e-mail the other day which began......'I am pleased to share this blog on shifting my mindset in order to understand the OKR framework' |
Woke wankers on the bbs and in life generally.
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My local GP surgery. I have one prescription and in the last two years the method of renewing it has changed three times and they never tell me its changed so I feel like an idiot when the time comes to renew. Its a good thing the tablets are supposed to make happy :(
Also just about any company or shop that changes its layout or practices and doesn't inform its clients or customers. :veryangry |
Use of the word ‘woke’ to undermine genuine concerns about human rights, cronyism etc
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Ask one of their near neighbours to look at their freehold. |
Everything about the word “woke.”
How it was created by black Americans, and like everything they create, appropriated by the whiteys. How it just means ‘aware of racial injustices,’ and that’s somehow a bad thing in some peoples minds. |
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ATM Obviously the ultra excessive coverage of Prince Philip's death but within this the cringing, fawning narrative from Nicholas Newton Henshall Witchell that the BBC feel we have to endure on a seemingly hourly basis.
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Appliances with those membrane buttons (I don't know the technical name for them*).
We have them on our stove, microwave and refrigerator, and all are only a few years old. Already they are breaking through the "skin" and looking crap. Also the on/off button on my radio in the bathroom. Shit design for the sake of looks. It should be noted that I warned my wife this might happen when she picked them out in the showroom. We better not mention that though... * Apparently according to Google that this what they are called! Yeah Me! |
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Andrew being allowed to talk when he won't break a sweat to talk to the American police.
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Foxes and the unspeakable noises they make
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At it screaming outside tonight causing the dogs to go ballistic :(
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School f...ing holidays.... little buggers everywhere.... Parks, swimming pools, shops, even bloody restaurants, in the f...ing daytime. Not to mention increasing the cost of a midweek overnight stay somewhere...... Bastarrddds......
Spoiling the peace and quiet of my retirement. |
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Neighbour using his power washer for hours on a weekend, especially on sunny days it seems, so that no-one else nearby can enjoy being outside.
I don't get it. It's outside. There is going to be dirt, lichen etc. Just leave it. I genuinely don't understand the need. |
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I don’t understand why people don’t do it. It transforms your garden and pathways. As LE says, once/twice a year for a couple of hours. |
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Always the same pricks who do it on sunny days. Its deafening even with Earbuds in. |
Its probably the people who smoke their neighbours out with bbqs that are complaining.
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Microsoft used to have 'Microsoft Evangelists' which was a bit creepy. They may do still for all I know. |
Agile, lean, Six Sigma etc all utter garbage. People seem to think 'its from the corporate world, therefore it must be good'. It's just weird.
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I think more than one person suggested that if the company wanted to streamline things and save the company money, then doing away with Six Sigma/Lean etc. was a good starting point. |
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Six Sigma is bullshit dressed up to look like worse bullshit. Waterfall is pretty pants IMHO. |
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LOL, what is Waterfall?
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In Agile, someone says "Wouldn't it be a good idea to build something that sort of does X?" and a bunch of people suggest what features it might have. Then you choose a core set of features from this list and start designing and building right away. When you have something that sort of does the core features you give it to the business and say "This is a start, what do you think"? Then they tell you what to change and what to add next, and you start on the next chunk of design and development and you go round and round like that building more and more bits until some bigwig decides there's no more money and you stop. The difference is that in the Agile method you usually even in the worst case have something that sort of does something useful by the time work stops; in Waterfall it's perfectly possible to end up with nothing but a steaming pile of poo because the requirements were bollocks and you don't find out until it's too late. The other good thing about Agile is you get lots of nice buzzwords like Scrum Master (who is really a sort of scrum half), Retrospectives, Sprints (a way of managing and tracking pieces of work), Three Amigos, Standups, and a sort of card game in which everyone decides how big a particular piece of work is. |
Yeah or more simply, waterfall the developers insist what they’ve built is perfect as per spec, agile the project manager makes it up as they go along.
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Then you get some knobhead who ignores all that, labels it agile and then wonders why its not working |
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My handwriting is awful as well.
Trying not to sound sexist but every woman I know has lovely handwriting and mine looks very junior school. |
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I have a sneaky hunch that some of the problems Boeing got into with the 737 Max maybe traced back to one or more of these cost cutting, corner shaving mumbo jumbo malarkey. |
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However I’ll always be grateful to Bill Gates for word. Spell check saved my career. Luckily I’m senior enough not to have to ever write on the board if anyone has to. |
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Many people (including doctors) think she must be a doctor, who have notoriously bad penmanship - which unto itself is scary! |
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I learned a trick of suddenly having a breakdown in my neat writing when I wasn't sure how to spell a word and sort of made it an ambiguous scribble or my other trick was to abbreviate words. For example I would put Matl. for Material. |
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Shorten almost every single word. Lucky that most of my life is numbers. Can’t **** those up so much. |
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I Can See Your Voice- only seen the ads for it, but the fact that McGuinness, Holden & J Carr are in it is all I need to know.
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