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I have a kettle and a jar of instant.
Fortunately, the kettle manufacturers were able to design a kettle that takes sufficient water, and the coffee manufacturers got the coffee at the right size to fit in the cup. **** you, toaster manufacturers. |
We toast with a grill oven that has a bottom hinged door. It is especially useful for reheating pizza, breadfruit slices and suchlike, which would get soggy when reheated in the microwave
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Feck wrong thread..... Must not post with a few whiskeys under me belt....
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Trust not thine toaster, for it will surely smacketh you in the mush eventually. And then they want money, and then they want custody of the children, and they'll certainly badmouth you to any mutual friends. It all gets very messy. |
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This post-lockdown attitude engulfing the nation of “I’ll do what I want and f~ck everyone else”. From driving to dealing with businesses to family.
Seems like a perfect combination of post-pandemic hysteria merged with an unaccountable ruling class with a dash of culture war angry garnish. Gotta say I’m so glad I worked 20 hour days for 14 months straight to help keep people in their jobs and their homes… |
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I am sure I set up a new thread that seems to have been expunged.
Euros forum is still there, though. |
Nasty saleswoman at work who accuses me of 'stealing' their sale. Probably hoping I will make a massive complaint and she will end up redundancy pay out if it escalates - well not falling for that one this time - not biting(ok maybe just on here)!
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“This year Festival are doing an e-ticket which will be emailed out to you and which you then print off or show on your mobile to swap for a wristband at the entrance. E-delivery costs from £3.25 for up to four tickets which will be sent to your registered TPIW email address” Isle of Wight festival now charging for me printing off my ticket at home or on my app!!!
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Smeg
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As we say in The US, they are "Nickle and Diming" you. |
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...more trouble than the fleeting pleasure was worth. |
My lack of DIY skills. I tend to put up with things being broken for a long time. Eventually when I try and fix it I just make the problem worse and/or injure myself
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Anti-vaxxers. Even the spelling of that phrase annoys me. Stupid, selfish, lying, pompous arseholes. Before COVID, the concept of conspiracy-theory driven crackpots sneering at tried and tested science, would have been rightly laughed at. Nowadays people who I previously considered educated and reasonable are falling down the rabbit hole and swallowing all this bullshit. Depressing.
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People wearing headphones who sing along to whatever they’re listening to.
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Annoying click bait titles like ‘The issue Mainz have with Crystal Palace after Patrick Vieira's £13m striker decision’
Ooo what could the issue be I wonder? £13m striker decision you say? |
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Getting fined by SE railway. Apparently when you change from DLR to national rail you don’t need to tap in the oyster even though a big sign says tap in and out. You only do start ans end of journey and when I asked what if I catch the tube??? Most probably my mistake but I am annoyed more at myself than anything else…..grrr….me taping out made my journey complete even though I changed platform and National rail is a new one I got on without tapping in….grrr
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Who gave you the fine? I’d have told em to **** off. Inspectors can take payment on the train. |
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Hang on. You get charged per journey. If you checked in and out on dlr then in and out on SE you get two charges rather than one so the are £ in. I don’t understand what mistake you made that got a fine
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Graham Potters goatee
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^^^^ This is it, I done this journey many a times and done the exact mistake of tapping out at Woolwich Arsenal and the man said I should not have tapped out, but I did not leave the station and the time between taps and getting on the next train is a minute and when I tap out at my next stop I am alighting it will charge me. But he decided to fine me, and now I have gone online and appealed. It did annoy me but now I am more chilled and just have to make sure they cancel it or I end up paying a 20 pound for being an idiot :( |
Traveling on public transport in London with an Oyster card sounds about as complex as getting into Selhurst Park with your season ticket.
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I don't travel regularly and this could be the reason. |
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I can only assume that the Card reader at Woolwich is for those that have travelled in from outside the TfL zones from say the Medway towns and have a separate paper or e-ticket for South Eastern trains, You can then access the TfL network without having to go out the station then back in? It isn't very intuitive though if you don't travel much in the area and the signage should be better.
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Micah Richards laugh
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Only having the fudge and caramel roses left
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My annoyance today is being mailed with a 5.6% cash back offer on a Wanker Utd first team kit. Wankers |
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Ok I’ll save all my Strawberry and Orange you save Fudge and Caramel and at the end of the season we will have a massive swap.
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Being even more confused about tapping in and out with an oyster or debit card now than I was 5 minutes ago.
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Thought us was just me
Chuck in Better call Saul. What a horrible horrible man |
I just got a new dishwasher, and after god knows how long trying to figure it out today, I feel that I should have my pilot's license now FFS!
The fecking thing can even connect to my phone and I can program a wash when I am out of the house, why the feck would anyone want that? In the pub, one sec boys, just gonna do the dishes... Like bollocks would I. |
Hard to know whether you are in the pro or anti camp Les.
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Do it by phone and you save getting grief from the missus when you get home. If you could find a dishwasher that loads itself then I'd be first in the queue to buy it! |
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New fridge. Scratched. Took half a day to get it off the base. Hopefully manage to wangle some free top-up paint out of John Lewis as it seems fine apart from that.
And it’s got WiFi. So the wife can’t deny that it was her leaving the door open… So Les, look at it from an accountability perspective. |
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Can you close the door remotely via an App or such like? |
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And like the dishwasher, I have not got a clue what peter the great is going on about :D |
Why does a fridge need Wi-Fi ?
Asking for a fridge! |
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The bits on this fridge are really window dressing. It’s possible to set fridge and freezer temperature remotely and run a ‘smart diagnosis’ but that’s it. And of course, everything is powered by electronic control units on PCB’s these days. So it allows firmware updates if they discover their code causes your freezer to switch itself off on the stroke of the summer solstice. We saw a Samsung fridge that has a 15 inch screen and built-in speaker. It’s powered by Android so you can surf the web and listen to Spotify. Not sure on the utility of that was smart TV’s usually get deprecated after a year, so they’re unlikely to keep updating the fridge. You’ve probably already got a speaker in the kitchen and an iPad and probably a TV, so nothing good can come from having all of that contained within a fridge. Particularly if you forget to clear the cache and your wife is met at 6am by your historical enquiries about felching. |
Hopefully companies are wiser to it but they have a record for not caring about security. They’re better off not connecting these things to the internet
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That's just bollocks. It's a box that keeps things cold, why would anyone need to connect to it with an app? Smacks.of. "Ooh look at me, I can talk.to.my fridge, how cool am I?"
You're not cool, you're a cock. |
People (well, let's be honest, middle aged Women) who insist on doing their daily 'power walk' in a narrow road, when there is a perfectly servicable and empty pavement next to them.
No love, you're not walking so fast that anyone may mistake you for a motorised vehicle! And for god's sake don't challenge them. Full on Karen style breakdown and language that would make Chubby Brown blush. |
Tell them they're too fat for lycra.
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Did annyone else used to have to sit through the once a term assembly where the most annoying little twat in your Primary School used to strangle out a 'tune' on his prized Casio keyboard?
Now imaging 5 of the ***** in your kitchen playing different tunes. Just upgraded my kitchen. New fridge/washing machine/tumble drier/microwave/oven. Every single one of them plays a different tune when finished (except the fridge which does it when the door is left ajar). Why? What was wrong with the old style 'beep'. |
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People that use the word 'melt' , what **** of a word is that
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Tried to do a genuine nice gesture, and was denied by over zealous bouncers. Chatted in detail over weeks with a barmaid she showed in conversations she has above average interest and knowledge in stout beers. I live up the road from said bar and happen to have a excess of one of the current best stouts in the UK (according to Untapped) which I unfortunately find a little too sweet for my fussy palette lol - and so was going to give her one of my can (£10 net worth as a tip). Not allowed to enter pub lol
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I’m on my phone so can’t be bothered to search it out but someone posted a while back about those maths problems posted on Facebook.
There is one on my Facebook homepage today that has 8 million reply’s FFS! The trouble is the correct answer is never given so it’s just an endless loop. |
People who use Facebook!:D
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Aches and pains........Is it a thing that when you get into your late forties that every tendon in your body must suffer prolonged relentless pains just to make your days even more miserable on real shitty days at work. These niggly little shits linger for the best part of a year and barely respond to treatments because they are so well hidden.
Suspect my years of sporting prowess along with an over physical job is to blame for these little joys and so far just the four to contend, ranging from tennis and golfers elbows, a groaning achilles tendon and joys of Osteitis Pubis to round things off nicely. Moan over !! |
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I thought that could be a posh term for sensitive bollocks. Looked it up and I'm glad your balls are not involved! |
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Yep. I’m 44 and used to play football and spring out of bed. These days, I’m like a slug rolling out of bed in the morning. I then stretch, go ‘oh,ah, ow’ and gently put my socks on hoping I don’t ping a lower back muscle. I gently manoeuvre about hoping said back muscles don’t seize up and go into spasm until I’m then all warmed up - daily routine. |
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