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Fit bits (should have called them fat bits). It's no good looking all smug because you've done 10,000 steps if you just stuffed a pack of Jaffa cakes and a doughnut.
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Tory ex punks.
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I admit that, when I'm finally back off home, you may well then need your best ever evasive skills. I know I do. |
Rees mogg pompous fecker
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Wankers who insist on vaping the millisecond they leave the tram,and thus expelling a cloud of garbage over everyone near them.
Chavs pushing prams,puffing away on a cigarette. |
Twats that push buttons on closed doors on trains. You can push it 50 fecking times fukwit, the light isn't on, it's not going to open, shithead
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Sausage rolls though surely? |
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Can't clog the Mogg |
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The dawn chorus
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He looks down on all including me [emoji4] |
Heavy Wind.....the joys of retirement I spent a while cultivating the hanging baskets this year, so I had a great red and blue flower display. Trouble is the wind and rain over the last few days has pretty much destroyed it.
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Pensioners with wind problems.
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I'll take 1 Rees-Mogg over 100 ignorant chavs any day. But then I'm forgetting it's trendy to despise anything remotely Tory. |
Companys who you order goods through, they let you down blaming their supplier, courier etc etc and now wont answer the phone.
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suit+tube+heat= utter misery
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When you have to change your work password and spend the next four days still typing in your old password.
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People in my office droning on about Love Island.
The people on Love Island - I haven't watched it but I have to assume they are oxygen stealers. |
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People, mostly women, putting the word 'vibes' after everything.
One clown today wore flip flops to work. She took a picture of her feet and captioned it 'flip flops to work vibes'. Last week someone got their hair cut. Captioned the photo of it 'short hair vibes'. Gives me dipshit vibes. |
Me. I'm really annoyed with me as I cannot think of a song which involves socks. There is a bit of a nerd at work, fresh out of university, who got a bit tipsy one night and told one of the others that he has a thing about having sex with women when they keep their socks on. He then asks them to keep them as a souvenir and wears them himself.
I am by far the oldest at the place I work and he does seem to have a bit of an attitude with anyone who doesn't have a degree. So I wanted to go around the office singing a song about socks. I came up with Do you think I'm Socksy but I'd love to find a singable song about socks. |
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EDIT and regular pairs of rancid socks left on his desk would be effective |
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I like the idea of well positioned rancid socks. There is a radiator by his desk, pity it's not winter or one could go down the back of there. |
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You are welcome. |
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Or getva couple of sock puppets hide behind a desk or something making humping noises holding the sock puppets up |
People who let their kids push the shopping trolley around supermarkets.
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Posters whose comments I enjoy reading, but have massive 6 line double spaced signatures which means I get about .89 posts per page on my iPad :afro:
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Dress for the beach when the mercury hits 72° and moan like mad when anyone has the temerity to turn on the air conditioning because it is too cold on their shoulders. Turn the thermometer up to 75° in winter and make sure one of the sisterhood is on guard in case anyone tries to turn it down. 'Twas ever so. Soshul Meeja has only made it 10-times worse :D |
have i mentioned i abhor blue denim?
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The beginning of a toilet roll ( never does it just come off without tearing) ..and people that start a sentence with so ..:veryangry
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My younger daughter!
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And occasionally my older daughter too
Particularly in combination with the younger one! |
Lists that have asterisks next to certain items, but then they don't explain what the asterisk means
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There's an advert with a goofy blonde girl saying 'they say that Millenial Generation will have more than five jobs in their lifetime, I think that's really exciting'.
She then goes onto tell us she doesn't have a proper job at all but is a vlogger and a podcaster and travel writer, grinning inanely and pulling faces as she merrily boasts about her wonderful little life. Well bully for you. Note to John Lewis, HP and Microsoft. This isn't the way to make me buy a laptop. |
ATMs that don't provide receipts.
Blokes walking round with no shirts on -grim. |
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Yep,I'd take beer vouchers instead! |
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You can add 'scenes' to 'vibes' and 'goals'. They can all **** off. |
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Video refs.
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Supermarket checkout staff making small talk.
Genuinely had this exchange last night at Morrisons. "Good evening, do you need any help with your packing?" "No thanks, I'm fine" "Do you need any more bags?" "No thanks, I think I have enough" "Are you doing anything exciting tonight?" "Well clearly not, because it's half past eight on a Saturday night and I'm in Morrisons doing a massive grocery shop. Just get a ******* move on with the frozen food!!!"* * That's what I wanted to say, but instead managed a rather feeble "Er, no not really" |
Radio travel news reporters overplaying their role - "And that's your Travel News and I'm Norma Snockers." I don't need to know you're Norma Snockers, wannabe radio presenter. I just want to hear about the closed off back passage in Cockermouth.
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Add to that barbers, hairdressers who feel they have to make small talk. They don't care what you are doing at the weekend, where you are going on holiday or how business is. Just shut up and cut my barnet.
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People who eat in meetings.
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Citizen Khan
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That Biggin bloke is only half as annoying now. |
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Not the helicopter ones, but I've lost track of the times I stuck going nowhere and listen to the reports and there is no mention of anything where I am... then on another day, I'm zipping along and they say there is something going on right where I'm at - cleared up 30 minutes ago. It's all akin to the weatherman sticking his read out the window and telling us it's raining :wallbash: |
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'Trending' and 'On Trend'
Dislike it absolutely, but especially when heard being used by anyone over the age of 40 |
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People who can't draw the line between work and social... and on this subject, I've just been asked to buy a table tennis table for the office. And given the only spare real estate in our place is right outside my office, so I said no. The person who asked me reminded me she was the MD... :D
Looks like we're having a table tennis table at work and I'll WFH a lot more often :D |
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The medical profession and their obsession with extending life to itsee Nth degree.
Just saw my GP for results of a blood test taken because I have slightly high blood pressure. Apparently if I don't cut down on my cheese intake I may die upto 3 years earlier than my life expectancy which is apparently about 88. I bloody love cheese do will not cut down on it and if that means I have 3 years less when I'm at an age where I'm pissing myself and don't know who my daughter is then so be it. My wife's aunt is a perfect example of the current stupidity of the medical profession. She's in her late 80's crippled with arthritis and has dementia. They've just discovered she has is also riddled with cancer. They are proposing 6 months of chemo and radiation therapy to add another year to her life. She can barely move and can't remember who her kids are why would you want to extend her life at all? |
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BBC News. The ridiculous and ott reaction to almost every story, and the saturation coverage of events. Newreaders asking questions to witnesses like " Give us a sense of the feeling in the area at the moment". This morning after the Mosque attack, the newsreader asked a member of the public who saw it all " during the attack how did the public alert the police?". I thought, hmmm, mobile phone perhaps?
After the Manchester attacks Louise Munchkin (sic) told us they (the BBC) would be getting an expert in to the studio to help us explain the events to our kids. How the fk is that news? And it really annoys me. |
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I would have challenged him on his "findings" !! |
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