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When you are watching live football on TV and they show multiple replays of the incident that just happened and you miss the next passage of play. Bastards.
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Maybe an island thing,my 20yo T4 has no problem picking up stations with it's original arial. |
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Worse still, is say someone does a mazy run and then gets tackled, they cut to the bloke’s disappointed face in a close up for 7 seconds whilst the play has clearly moved on and we can’t see nothing but his gormless face ! |
The picture of Baker and Lineker on their podcast
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What an odd smile by Lineker. Danny Baker annoys me for a multitude of reasons |
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I do miss Baker's phone in show from back in the 80's/early 90's on the way home from the game. Was it 5 Live? Got a dig in at us at every opportunity.
Then he quit and was replaced by that ugly tory mp whose names escapes me so that put the kybosh on that! |
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Ta. That's the ugga.
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This live your best life crap
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Miserable bar staff.
And you wonder why no one comes into your pub and takings are down ? Morons. |
People who don’t wipe their manky sweat off gym machines, or benches etc
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People who still have Christmas trees and lights up. It's Jan 19th FFs
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Also, girls who spend 40 minutes on the hip aduction (arse growing machine). I get that girls feel a big arse is one of today’s main beauty standards, but do something more productive like some squats.
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And creepy old women who stare at you. I could fill an entire thread with gym annoyances.
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Any women
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Except my wife obviously, she's wonderful. |
So called Palace fans slagging off a Palace legend:frown:
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Mohammed Salah
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How water can leak through well tight rubber washers.
And anything plumbing related in general. |
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I'm with you there. Why does stuff like showers continue to leak after you've removed all the old silicon and replaced it? How the feck does the water still find a way out? |
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Scared to do up too tight in fear of cracking the porcelain, but it is bloody tight. Thought I had it... then looked 10 minutes later and there were puddles in the dish I put under to catch leaks. I see zero skill in being a plumber, just brute force, having the right tools, and a limited experience of what it takes to fix something, by hook or by crook. |
NE Patriots and the bollocks we’re going to have to hear about them in the next 2 weeks
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Had no interest in watching. (either game) I've lost my NFL mojo. |
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But yes the Patriots won agaaaaaiiiiiinnnn zzzzzzzzzzzzzz :S::S::S::S: |
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Modern music. I don’t want to hear about niggas hoes crack and shooting people that diss. I’ve been through decades of music and loved each iteration but it’s now so negative. Bring back some proper rage against society that each previous decade has not this miserable explicit bollocks
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Being charged £2.85 for an orange juice and water in the pub yesterday,robbing wankers.The roast was spot on.
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For me saying ‘the N Word’ is worse than trying to dearm the term, by making it a taboo word it evokes more power. It’s a disgusting word, but there is a reason it’s sticks around more than any other terms, because it has power and is used alot in Rap and films. It carries alot of history ofcourse the word but by arming it, that history will continue. It’s practically the only censured racial term. To answer your main point. I was listening to a podcat today that said that social movements are not the same as the past. Before people would actively be involved, now it is just ‘liking’ or ‘sharing’ but no active involvement. Although these movements spread, people dont mobilise in an effective way. This could also be part of the problem with music aswell as the corporate packaged nature, that wants to gurantee sales, and typically sell to a younger audience rather than a mature one, where what is instantly popular (less depth) is given more push than what is artisticly bold. Music before was an expression of social movements, that united people. Blues / Rock and Roll / Northern Soul / Punk / Rave / Hip Hop etc before you would have to physically seek out music and be ‘part of the scene’, now you can just let spotify tell you what to listen to and not talk to other people to discover music. |
I tried to listen to the top 50 and gave up half way through. It all sounded that same over produced crap or gangsta abuse. I would prefer Joe Dolce or save all your kisses for me than listen to that again. There have been a few genres I didn’t like previously but this was more exception than rule. This however ?????? I HAVE obviously become grumpy.
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I think I will pay myself $375, as I'm sure that is what a plumber would have charged me. |
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Yep which proves my point thanks :p |
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It was about music in general today not hitting at rap just the general bollocks. I sound like a rabid socialistic, but music seems to be led by corporations and marketing not musicians and fans.
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Americans who pronouce niche, as ‘nitch’.
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Taking an hour and 45 mins to drive 36 miles during the middle of the day... Gotta love Los Angeles traffic.
Still I guess the M25 is not much better. |
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Midday when AM turns PM.
This should help you remember: a.m. stands for “ante meridiem”, which is Latin for “Before Midday”; p.m. stands for “Post Meridiem”, which is Latin for “After Midday”. The ‘m’ is Midday. |
There was me thinking AM stood for Amplitude Modulation and PM was a Private Message... :rolleyes:
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I rest my case... just call it Midnight and noon and avoid all confusion. :p
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Please please stop prefixing every conversation / statement with 'SO'
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An example recently, someone on here said: ‘So Man United are interested in Wan-Bissaka’ Without it it works the same if not better and doesnt come across a wet presumptuous tone; ‘Man United are interested in Wan-Bissaka’ Listening to a podcast the other day they were making claim that the media now appeal to audiences desire for ‘authenticity’ and thus now adopt a more informal/conversational tone to come across editorally as a voice that ‘could’ be your ‘friend’. With the rise of articles from Buzzfeed etc these language trends then cross over to the public as a way of expression. The worst way is when people show off: ‘So, I just won the award for biggest dick head BOOM’ |
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The He Man/Skeletor ads for moneysupermarket.
Completely unfunny, not impressive or clever. Pointless. |
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So I did. |
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...but, it gets noticed and people talk about it. Like you :) |
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So start one.
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Start with a "so" and end with a question mark and it's a question.
Without the "so" and it becomes a statement. ‘So Man United are interested in Wan-Bissaka?’ ‘Man United are interested in Wan-Bissaka’ |
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I’m keen to join. |
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Starting a sentence with 'So' seems to be a younger generational thing.
It's grammatically wrong. My son does this. He also uses the word 'sick' which means good apparently. I don't understand this new fangled lark. |
I dunno
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So I find it annoying that people think language is fixed in the time that they were taught it. ‘Bouncebackability’ - get over it. Even my iPad recognises it now. |
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I'm annoyed that I have forgotten what it was annoying me, and was going to post on here about.
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I'd never be that crude. |
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women drivers sorry I'm a tolerant person gay straight black white muslim jew i don't care but women are just terrible drivers end of :wallbash::wallbash::wallbash:
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Just because language evolves, this doesn’t mean people shouldn’t try to protect against incorrect use. It may be a losing battle but I dont buy this commonly reported idea that language evolves so therefore we should just accept it. Take ‘literally’ it is purely used wrongly. |
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People use it as a way of saying ‘look what I found out’ or ‘Let me update you what I’ve been up to’ when they start a sentence that hasn’t had any connection from anything previously said. Which is why it has a pretentious narcissistic tone, suitable to the social media age. |
Popcorn. Why do people eat this shit. And why only at the cinema.
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Cant remember the last time I walked into a cinema and didnt smell rancid old popcorn wafting through the place. Puke inducing. |
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If this kind of thing is so important to you should move to France or Spain where they have "royal academies" to look after their language. English on the other hand does not and never has. It's totally flexible. Use a word in a certain way (usually, enough times) and that's it, it enters the lexicon. No language overlords. That's English. |
Talking of George Carlin, while stuck in traffic yesterday I was listening to the comedy channel on the radio. They were playing 5 or 10 minute skits from numerous comedians.
Robin Williams and Eddie Murphy had me laughing my head off, which might have looked odd to fellow traffic jam drivers. Jerry Seinfeld was also good, in typical Jerry Seinfeld manner. Plus a couple of others that I had not heard of. The rest would at best be annoying... if you yell at the top of your voice and and every other word is "****" it does not make you funny. Plus, not sure gay women make me laugh either... you just sound like you have a chip on your shoulder, not funny. |
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I have to say that I had a few laughs at Andrew Dice Clay. I bought some ADC tapes in California many moons ago and back in England, me and a mate nearly wet ourselves on a car journey. I'm not proud of it though, :D |
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