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Watford’s likely promotion
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Hearing Aphrodite's Child's 'Four Horsemen' being used in a f*cking car advert.
I will be hunting down the marketing wonk responsible for that, and nailing their head to the wall. |
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True... didn’t have my thinking head on! Not sure tree bark would be that good on the knees either. |
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Used to be tarmac and broken glass when I was a kid. |
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Nowadays it’s all about the zip slide. |
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Palace not playing until Monday... They have played what 2 games in 6 weeks!
No excuses... unless it's rust! |
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That must have been some dog. Keeping its balance halfway up a slide and straining one out at the same time. Would have been a TV/filmstar if you could have caught it.
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I did break my wrist on a scooter coming down Blythe Hill lane with a failed drifting type manoeuvre at the Blythe hill intersection which hit the curb or wall. Pushing the scooter back one-handed to Elsinore is where the transition into manhood must have begun. |
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As young teenagers that should of known better, there was a see-saw in the local park, and one mate was sitting on one end, so being the idiots we were a couple of us grabbed the other end and violently got the thing going up and down with mate hanging on for dear life. Needless to say he lost his grip and whacked his eyebrow on the handle... blood everywhere!
I don't recall what we did, but I know he ended up with some stitches, and still has the scar today some 50 years later. |
My next door neighbour. Constantly fkin drilling or using some sort of machinery in the house or garden. He started some drilling one Sunday evening at 8pm. Now they’ve got a dog who constantly barks.
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Chris Evans,
What a preachy dickhead. |
Garden hose that stays coiled when unleashed.
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the likes of JP Morgan pretending they're really sorry about the ESL
We know you're scum who would carpet bomb every stadium in the country for a fiver, please don't bother pretending otherwise |
Going to make a cup of tea and finding that my wife has left ALL the cups in her office.
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Matthew Wright, used to host The Wright Stuff. What a desperate needy wanker.
Also Dr Sarah Jarvis. Whilst she is undoubtedly very smart, she is so extremely patronising. |
Beer prices post lockdown. 40p + on a pint, criminal.
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Apps not working for ordering beers in pubs, or having only 1% power, and being told by the staff that the app is the only way to order. Having to then rely on the kindness of another tables occupants to order you a beer.
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Smug Tesla drivers ...you haven't saved the planet you ****.
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Pratt’s that wear sunglasses indoors. They obviously can’t see f all, but wear as an affectation.
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I'm old enough to remember when a night out in the pub was a cheap evening. No wonder the supermarkets do such a roaring trade. |
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Tins of WD40 a stuck part in my car I was trying to remove and a chisel that fell and pierced the can and sprayed the car & me with Eau de WD
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One was electric contact spray and the other WD, ******* great big mist assumed something had somehow fallen on the electrical spray and turned it on as it had a big button took a breath closed my eyes grabbed it threw it out then looked back and was engulfed in spray so did the same with the now expired tin of WD. It was slow motion and recall the rather bizarre thought process at what had happened! Ruined a cheap carpet cleaner machine, not dared to go and sniff the inside yet! |
Newest. As in “The BBC’s Newest sitcom” LATEST not bloody Newest. How has that crept in?
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Don't know if it has started happening in the UK . Yesterday was ANZAC day so lots of National Anthem playing. When did we start putting our hands on our hearts ala US style, not everyone does it but a lot of people do. What we going to drive on the right now because the yanks do.
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My wife.... Part XXIX.
She is about as spontaneous as that container ship in the Suez Canal! It is our anniversary next week, and we are allowed to travel within the state so I suggested a hotel not too far away to finally get away for a few days... Cue, full on internet research, phone calls to hotel, re-arranging doctors appointments, weather reports, restaurant menus, and so on... Is it really worth it? |
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I think that the British holiday industry may well shoot itself in the Summer. This summer more Brits will holiday in the UK because of the uncertainty about travelling abroad. Its an opportunity for the home holiday industry to attract people for years to come. But they won't, price's will go through the roof and people who holiday in the UK this year will go abroad again next year. |
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We do shoot ourselves in the foot sometimes. |
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If you are in a fair sized group that is an expensive round. I suppose it is the same for all buying. But what is, say, 7 pints in the Cherries or Clifton pre or post match. 35 quid, 40 quid. Better to get happy on a bottle of wine each in the street. 1 before, 1 after ...fairly good stuff 12 to 15 quid each. Will certainly give the Palace bars a swerve. If I still had my house on Whitehorse Lane, I would be inviting BBSers to BYOB for pre and post game imbibings..Fill the fridge up, and have a disco after. |
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They sort of have you by the balls, as there is little or no public transport there, and not many hotels offer pick up from the airport. Apparently they are recouping money lost during the lock-down, as I'm sure many industries are. I don't see hotels reducing cost to reflect reduction is service or amenities. Pretty sure prices wont be coming back down when/if things get back to normal in the near future. |
If you want to see annoying extraordinary price increases look no further than the big Sea Freight compaines $9500+ for 40ft. The costs will be filtering down to a store near you soon!
A bit of context it was about $1500-$3000 depending on seasonal uplifts. Think I will postpone my re-boot! |
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I get people buying a pint of draught Guinness or a pint of real Ale as it’s distinctly superior to a can, but £6 for a pint of Stella or Peroni.... **** that. I had a wonderful few pints of Surrey Nirvana on Saturday night at my cricket club. £2.70 a pint.:) |
People who have made block bookings in pubs and restaurants over the next few weeks on the basis that they may or may not decide to turn up, which means the rest of us have very limited options for a spur of the moment pint/meal.
The simple solution would be to charge say a £5 per person deposit. And, also as has been previously mentioned here, the uptick in beer prices which is short sighted/outrageous. |
£3.90 for Carling now in my only local that’s open. Was £3.65 before lockdown. One of few pubs that are open at the moment and a decent beer garden, so they can get away with it. Come 17th May, they’ll be struggling if they continue to charge that. £4.50 for Estrella or San Mig, which is still very pricey for where we are but represents better value than £3.90 for Carling.
I think people have got used to buying decent beer for £1 a can/bottle and drinking at home. Once the rush and excitement of going to pubs again wears off, I think you’ll see some pretty empty boozers. I’m certainly just as happy to sit in my garden with a fivers worth of San Mig than paying almost that for one pint. |
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To rent a car is costing more than your hotel room a day. |
No idea what the prices are in our local.
No price list on display and not allowed indoors. (I'm too chicken to ask) |
People complaining about the price of their Spotify subscription going up, when the prceof recorded music has been getting lower and lower every year for the last fifty.
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Roy Hodgsons in-game management
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Twatter, giving me a 7 day ban for calling The Daily Mail a **** paper for printing a **** story about that **** *****na.
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Waiting on Adlers posting 'Parler?' and Maidstoned 'Twatterskiavic' |
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Cynics, give everyone else a break guys. Don'tproject the disappointments of your past onto those around you. Get help if necessary ;)
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I think once you're aware/you've noticed this once it's worse, so apologies in advance.
TV programmes (and films) where the takeaway coffee cups are blatantly empty. It's bad enough when they get waved around or nearly tipped upside down on sip one, but even worse when you can hear the hollow clunk when they get put down. Just fill them with water FFS. :wallbash: |
Similarly in films and on TV, spectacles with zero prescription. Just two plain pieces of glass. It's really not difficult to make them curved so that they don't reflect light uniformly.
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Adult who push kids in buggies out into the road while waiting to cross. What f*cking idiots.
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The Expanse - oft mentioned as a sci-fi tv show that has tried more than most to get the laws of physics correct, for example, spaceships moving from left to right on the screen but with the rockets firing in the wrong direction - they are braking/shedding delta v, but then show the crew round a table eating regular looking food out of regular bowls with no issues of weightlessness. |
My 2nd favourite team in the top 4 divisions, Bristol Rovers, being relegated.
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The random & nonsensical shortenings of football team names on BT Sport. They have it as PAR vs MCI. Surely PSG vs MCY makes more sense? Or PSG vs MAN.
Quest are just as bad. Cheltenham Town vs Cambridge United. CHE vs CAM, you’d think. No, they’d use something like CNT vs CBU.... |
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Rice prices in takeaways. May hell grain on you.
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Waiting for the rearranged Southampton Palace game to be announced.
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Sainsburys have just stopped doing free delivery for orders over £100. I give them about £500 every month for shopping yet they still want to grub 3 or 4 extra quid for the delivery. Very annoying.
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EDIT - just checked and the curry I ordered at the weekend charge £3.75 for plain white rice. Bit steep. The small portion means I normally just make my own whilst I wait for it to arrive and spend the rice money on something bread or sides. |
Skin on fries on virtually every bloody menu these days.
Look you lazy chef bastards, just peel them properly please. |
Been done before on here I think, but there seems to be an upsurge of ridiculously contrived & jumbled "personalised" number plates. If it takes the proud owner 5 minutes to describe that somehow, somewhere in there it says "Sue" or "Dave", then they've really missed the point.
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The self-entitled woman who asked me to move my car from a paid parking spot because she'd run up the maximum stay in her spot over the road. F**k off.
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I saw an Aston Martin yesterday with number plate: EA6LEB. It looked like Eagle 8 but I couldn’t be sure. It annoyed me.
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Peloton adverts, if I hear you’ve got this one more time I’ll need a new t.v
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