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In fairness I make sure I'm very quiet when I eat it. Noisy twats at the cinema do my head in |
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How over rated is popcorn.
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Any foodstuffs I eat in the cinema is bought outside anyway, its cheaper!
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Scum. |
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Most popcorn unless it's Butterkist toffee or something tastes like eating polystyrene.
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Petrol prices still at £1.05 with oil today at 2004 values, when it was £0.82p a litre
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I like salt and I like popcorn...but I f^cking hate salted popcorn. And peanut M&M's! |
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*runs away* |
MightyDeals.co.uk Shocking service never ever ever ever ever deal with them.
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January Transfer Windows.
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Chelsea Fans - Especially the one who sits behind me at work.
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People constantly telling you how cold it is at the moment.
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People with 'distinctive' ringtones who then leave their mobile on their desk when they get up to do fvck knows what
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Is the crisis Can't you see Identity identity http://www.yuexingtoys.com.hk/images/soccer_balls.jpg |
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Sorry Chocks... I must spread |
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I am waiting for a train to be announced at a London terminus along with a crowd of other people. It is obvious that the train is going to be packed.
So why is it that when the train is announced the first people onto the train do not sit next to the windows? Why do they sit on the aisle seat or in the middle seat? And if the first set of people sit on the window seat why do the second set of people sit in the aisle seat and not in the middle seat? Why on earth not fill the train up properly rather than force people to bang knees with you as they squeeze past? Oh, and when you are in the aisle seat don't expect the person in the window seat to offer their seat to the obviously pregnant woman who is standing up. |
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Eventually, at the second time of asking, a woman stood up and my wife could sit down. C*nts. |
Danny ******* Dyer
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The metric system.
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Just can't fathom that. State of the nation. |
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Just been told it was a train in Uganda. No wonder.
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Clackers
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The whole world is stark raving clackers. |
Waiting for someone to take a photo and they take friggin ages to get that award winning shot
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Nervous coughing
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A-hem.
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Being told the parcel will be here on Friday any time between 8-6, then getting a call sat morning apologising for my parcel not turning up, but it will be here Monday morning... you can guess the rest.
I've been told it'll be here tomorrow. |
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The family of owls that have moved into the woods behind the house. Hooting all bleeding night. Feck off you bastards :grrr:
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Have found some earplugs to drown them out. Probably wont hear the alarm now. |
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Even one of them makes an unbearably loud noise, but when they all take flight and join in with their "we're going to wake all you ******* up" cacophony at 4.30am, no-one - anywhere - is likely to sleep through it. FWIW we get owls (and tawny frog mouths) around our place too. Trust me, the hooting is nothing in comparison to the feckin' cockatoos! |
Set your alarm for 4:15am, let off a round from your double-barrelled shotgun & go back to bed. You'll be asleep by 4:30am. Problem solved.
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I'm annoyed by people who choose to live in the countryside getting annoyed with the sounds of the countryside.
Go live in a city and contend with the police sirens, car alarms and drunken feckwits having a night on the town. |
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No cockatoos but thousands of fecking parakeets around here in leafy Surrey. Where did these green feckers come from and why don't they just go back? They should all be freezing to death right now but they don't. |
The best restaurant thread on here:
http://www.cpfc.org/forums/showthrea...69761&page=101 I'm starting to get the Nigels thing. :( |
People who live in leafy surrey and moan about green parakeets. Go live in a city and contend with police sirens, car alarms and drunken feckwits. And owls and seagulls.
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'Could you reach out to the Bangalore team?'
No. I can't. It's too far. It's a feat beyond even Stretch Armstrong. I could phone them though which I'm guessing was what you meant but instead elected to cloud your speech in incoherent, pointless, grating and poncy office speak. |
People with folding bikes on trains who can't be bothered to fold the bike up
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Unicycles are the future of transport. You'll be able to ride through those train carriages without bothering other travellers. Apart from hitting the odd unfortunate person exiting the loo, but that's just collateral damage.
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Marmite. Love the stuff, but why is it such a shit to spread?
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HTH :p |
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Assuming you've got water and taps and shit Scruffy tramp |
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He's bald.
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Cold snap looks like it's ending
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The Sky News reporter Alistair Bunkall. What a complete bell end c*nt.
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People who have a moan about something at palace then follow it up with '...but at least we've got airblades in the loo' or '...but at least parish is happy with the amount of Facebook likes' or '...but at least there are now gnomes in stock at the club shop' or some other stupid shit. Like they expect their particular issue to literally be the only thing that everyone in the club is focusing on.
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that cacophony is one thing I don't miss of Sydney. We used to call it the Frenchs Forest Fanfare - always knew when you were back home!
We once had a pair of Kookaburras having a set to on the roof. Honestly thought they were going to come through it! |
Henry Blofeld
The fuss about nonentities Willoughby and Schofield getting drunk |
And schofield falling asleep using holly willoughby's bottom as a pillow.
Gayest thing I have ever seen... |
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Cookie acceptance notices. Poke your c*nting cookies up your arsehole sideways just let me view what I clicked on.
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Having man flu and getting no sympathy from the wife.
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That fact that people will pay £220 for a pair of boots that are simply a pair of socks with some studs on.
http://www.adidas.co.uk/ace-16_-pure...50&cm_mmca1=UK |
Life
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Knock-on effects from the Big Bang.
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