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and my Mrs. watches his daft cookery programme every week. The insufferable smug wanksock. Lovejoy that is... |
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But oddly, it is another party leader who, as usual every Remembrance Day, has provoked the fury of the tabloid writers. |
Chris Sutton
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In the other changing room do people walk around with their knockers out?! |
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Juliette Ferrington interviewing Jurgen Klopp. Every time. Just suck his cock & be done with it, eh?
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Leona Lewis' butchering of Bridge Over Troubled Water at the Festival Of Remembrance. Why?? Did she really think that was good?? Absolutely Criminal insult to the song and the occcasion.
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When you are told ‘do you know how it works here?’ In a patronising tone when sitting down to a table at a restaurant. It’s food and tables you havent reinvented the wheel. The customer doesnt want to feel that have to be in your click to succeed in the experience. More and more places are doing this as I think they think it trendy to have a Individual way of doing things. Went to Hopper near Bond St after the match on Saturday and was given a bill and payment machine after minute of finishing the meal, to which they said you can sit here but what we do here is to make you pay the bill, we know it’s different. Shame great food but was fairly rude and unexpected.
(this wasnt Mirsh Masala in Tooting Broadway where you expect to get kicked out as soon as you finish, which I love for that, that a canteen not a middle of the road restaurant). |
“We are Liverpool. This means more.”
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I said sorry profusely but they were not happy. |
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Contestants on University Challenge who introduce themselves by their first name only
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Traffic.
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What’s a yellow Tory? |
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Oh man I really fancy a curry trip back to Tooting now, but I'm not 100% sure I can sell it as a date night. |
Nigel Wray. You’ve been caught. Just admit it.
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Michael Crawford and Alfie Boe.
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Surely Ball? The name, not what you’re saying. |
That fecking paco (police) helicopter that's been buzzing around all fecking afternoon.
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Probably been said before. Probably by me also. But BBC making a massive thing about the early rounds of the FA Cup, and small teams, because it's the only 'real' sport they get to show. But then a fluke 3rd round draw throws up a Prem v Prem draw and then that's what they show, even though it'll be under-21 v reserves
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And Chichester is NOT pronounced ChiT-chest-ter
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"OK boomer".
The current buzz phrase being used by unoriginal, unimaginative dickheads, desperate to appear remotely funny or relevant. |
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Any shop or restaurant that sells foie gras
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Another thing that, if it didnt exist, then neither would the animal that produces it.
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Er yes it would, you can still eat geese. Just getting a huge tube forcing it down their throats and force feeding them until their liver nearly explodes is not really necessary. |
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As you were then. |
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As a matter of interest Jamaican KFC is prized because our fowl are reared in traditional wooden coops in the open air. The birds are not exactly sauntering around but it has to be better for them than high intensity factory production |
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Ironically, to the best of my knowledge, it’s only produced in Maidstoned’s adopted country. :D |
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You’re actually advised to not eat their meat due to bioaccumulation. As an aside, even foxes won’t eat cormorants. |
Tea bags that are in pairs. Why?
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But the joy of tearing the join of a handful. |
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Tulse Hill Gyratory System being mentioned all the time on the radio traffic bulletins. When I went to school there it was a fkn one way system:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry
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But what is it with this Gyratory crap? We meant to dance round it!!:wallbash: |
What the f**k is the obsession old people have with 'clearing out their cupboards'? Every week I speak to my old dear and she is always clearing out her f**king cupboards. I've seen her cupboards- they usually contain 3 tins of soup and a tin of evaporated milk!
Unless the whole 'clearing out my cupboards' is a euphemism. And what she actually means is she was taking a shit before I phoned her? |
Me: hello existing fuel supplier, I have seen a tariff of yours on a comparison site that looks good?
Fuel supplier: ah yes. You qualify for that deal. Me: so can you put me on it? Fuel supplier: No. You need to use the switching site to do that. Me: even though it is one of your tariffs? It’s on your website, I can see it and have the tariff details from your website. Fuel supplier: you need to use the switching site Me: But I am not switching, I would be staying with you. Fuel supplier: sorry you need to use the switching site Me: but if I have to go through that grief of registering on a switching site and the like surely I would pick another supplier who is a little cheaper than your offering. Fuel supplier: you need to go use the switching site Me: that’s insane. But okay then. Go to switching site. Chooses cheaper option. |
Bloke in Tesco earlier talking loudly on his hands-free wandering through the aisles. He went ‘that’s the way it goes mate.’
I counted a beat and then came the inevitable ‘it is what it is.’ |
Bruce Hornsby should do a remake
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"Driving home for Xmas" by Chris Rea. It's hurtling towards us like a thundering juggernaut. There's no escape.
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This has probably been done already but....
bloody Christmas music in shops already. https://s5.gifyu.com/images/6EF6D096...E913435E4B.gif |
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These signals will never change |
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Recipes that call for 'mixed herbs'.
Fvcking cop-out. |
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Dishwasher salt containers. Why located at the back instead of the front ?
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It's normal to use 'So' to ask a question but the new habit of using 'So' to answer a question is mildly irritating.
"So, when did it become acceptable to use 'So' as the introduction to an answer?" "So, it's probably in the last couple of years that it's become common" "So, is it used in that way mainly by young people?" "So, yes" "So - there we have it !" |
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Of course it'll be the same c*nt you had before because the suppliers don't do the work and if anyone f*cked it up, it was the twat standing it front of you apparently repairing it. I'm sure these c*nts are doing it for banter. |
People on a train in rush hour who go into a blind panic they will miss their stop so shove everyone out of the way the second it pulls out of the station before they want to get off
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Doughnuts being baked by Supermarkets rather than old-school Fried!
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You’re welcome |
American spelling I dislike too ...
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Paul McNamara , political correspondent Channel 4. Fecking amateur. Can’t get through one story without numerous cock ups. He ain’t up to it.
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Rylan Clark Neal.... just why? Hopefully his head will disintegrate with his next procedure.
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Virgin media. Scum.
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