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People who go to disco bars.
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The whole towels on sunbeds shitshow.
I came on holiday to relax |
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Tight arse twats.
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Adverts between every single over in the cricket.
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Nathan Lyon
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People who tuck their ears under their baseball caps. Was watching a tv drama about WW2 the other day and a bloke playing a British army officer was doing it. Makes people look ESN.
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Wait for the road to be clear before reversing out or doing a maneuver. Basic rule and basic common decency - Ignored but so many. Twats!
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The word “commonality”. What is wrong with “in common”?!
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Also “learnings”. What is wrong with “lessons”?
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The overuse of the word 'Narrative' by journo's and commentators these days.
"the narrative in the second half," etc. It's like they all bought a Thesaurus and decided to substitute dear old 'story.' |
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Football pundits' irony, e.g.
"Ironically, Everton face Palace on the opening day of the Premier League season". Ironically? It is barely even coincidentally. |
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One of our crowd was a bit slow on the uptake (alcohol induced) and when one of the lads quipped we should throw them in the pool (meaning towels) he proceeded to throw every sunbed into the pool. Great fun following morning :supergrin: |
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https://youtu.be/R36nn5hFsg8 Normally some wet blanket says in return ‘but language is always evolving’ ... yes it is but it doesnt mean people shouldnt point out that it’s wrong, otherwise it will evolve. ‘Literally’ is the used now for ‘it was almost like’ rather than it ‘actually was’ |
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All it takes is one person every week to stop people doing it. |
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It is almost as if they do it deliberately, as some sort of "in" joke. |
Small bar and Grills/restaurants that have live music when the band almost outnumber customers.
The band feel like they have to establish a rapport with the few people, and the few people feel obliged to appear interested in the band and applaud every song. I just want to go and have something to eat and a couple of beers with my wife... if I wanted a band included I would buy tickets to a concert. I know... I shouldn't go inside in the first place... but I like the food! |
But you like the food, eh? What's the name of the place? Was it somewhere really nice?
Oh do elaborate...please. |
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I think you’ll find most footballers, and to a logical extent, most football pundits, are thick as shit. |
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I have talksh!te on most of the day for a bit of background interest. Double whammy this morning, not only is that twat Brazil on for another half hour but they're broadcasting live from the hamster's training ground. 10 mins walk up the road from me:(:jerkit:
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I'm at a trampolining play area with my boy just sitting at the tables when some old woman with her granddaughter (who can't be older then 4)comes over, sits down and continues to tell her that "tomorrow you'll be in Cyprus" looking to catch someones attention (which she did) but I was as uninterested as the child going.
Very much like the "Molly Sugden" sketch in little Britain. |
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Grandson has come over and she has reminded him also... |
Is she Puncheons mum?
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Dunno she was pretty narked off when she came out with "well of course I'm not going I'm only grandma" |
HSBC & Barclays Banks. I want to open an account for my son. Barclays “we can book you an appt for next week” HSBC two cashiers filing nails. “We can’t do that speak to someone 0utside” queue. “Have you filled in your forms” yes. Got ID yes “ok it’s an hours wait” FFS no wonder these banks are being out manoeuvred by ones like Revolut Or Monzo
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Anyway, I like to think you only perform to larger crowds that actually want to hear you playing! I've nothing against going to a packed bar or venue with a band, where you don't expect a personal relationship with the band or to be able to hold a decent conversation with friends or family. |
The amount of Rossi stuff people are wearing and waving here at the Austrian MotoGP campsites. The gezzer is finished ffs:veryangry
All hail the mighty ANTt:p |
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So I left it but the wife found out through her banking app she can set up a video call to open their accounts. |
Player signing/unveiling videos, If you've had the misfortune of watching the MacArthur McCarthy one you'll know why.
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Lawyers, who spend half their time telling you they're lawyers. F*cking bellends.
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Being emailed a property “investment” of a new development being build that had the line. “Below market value” . What a load of bollocks.
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people who say 'Happy Friday!!!!!!!'
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or indeed this http://viz.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/...st-211x300.jpg |
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Writing a lengthy post on my mobile only for the page to not load after pressing submit, then pressing back after trying reload several times for the posts to have vanished. This has been happening more often recently. Will have to copy the entire text now before pressing to avoid this.
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I opened my Nat West account in 1971 when I left school and started a temp job just before I went to Polytechnic. I banked with them and had my mortgage with them for 40 years until my world disintegrated. Then they couldn't wait to close me down, and get a county court judgment against me by re-inventing an unsecured loan with a charge on the property just before re-possessing it. Bunch of c unts
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Submit a PPI claim: https://www.fca.org.uk/ppi/ |
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Explaining for the 100th time that the reason I follow Owen Shroyer on twitter is in the hope that he posts a video of someone punching him in his f**king face!
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The latest spate of betting adverts. Tipping point approaching.
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The phrase: rinse and repeat, started to be used as a throwaway negative remark.
Also wank slogans like: eat, sleep, train, repeat. |
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People who say this could be a "cricket score" when a team is getting thrashed.
Are they going to lose 184-0 ? |
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Football clubs that shut for the summer then fail to upgrade I.T. In time for tills systems to work properly and have water pouring through the ceiling for the first game. What a shambles. Oh and give me a ******* lid for my water. If people can have 6 foot flag poles, megaphones, coins, lighters and keys, how can a lid be dangerous!
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Car drivers who still pull out onto oncoming motorbikes/mopeds.
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The theory I’ve heard is that a full bottle of water secured by its lid can be a painful missile if thrown eg on fans below. Whereas if the lid is removed and then the bottle is thrown, most of the contents spill out mid air and people just get wet rather than hurt. Whether there has ever been an incident to prove this, I don’t know. It really annoys me too, especially when you’re in seats with so little leg room that it’s easy to kick over a bottle. It’s also a nuisance if you have kids who are trying to juggle an open bottle. At the Spurs match the guy behind kicked his cola over, so we sat with our shoes in a sticky flood. Then a bloke walked past and spilled half the contents of his open bottle of water on me and then it snowed on us! |
The use of ‘merchant’ to diminish any footballer’s strength. Tap in merchant, tackle merchant, dribble merchant etc etc
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The Northern invasion of London. Every other mobile call you’re forced to overhear on public transport seems to be being made by an Eeey-Ooop merchant.
And boy, are they trying hard to be noticed. |
Richard Gere. He was sticking his oar in on a ship that rescues migrants from the Mediterranean. Saying that Italy etc. should take them in. ( I don't disagree)
Perhaps if he was to put his hand in his pocket and pay for the upkeep of these people at least till they find work. No, he needs his millions more. |
People who are too lazy to use a pedestrian crossing
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Yep.... didn’t Gary Barlow ask us to donate to Children In Need a few years ago, only for it to come out a few weeks later he had signed up to a tax avoidance loophole? I see most celebrities/footballers like the models from the film Zoolander... you know the ones that had a water fight with petrol... extremely dim... and lacking in self awareness. |
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Not the same at all grounds, though, which makes it even more ludicrous. |
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If I see another “unpopular opinion” on twitter.:wallbash:
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The move to 'Urban' culture as being the mainstream way of marketing products and lifestyle.
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These so called celebs who have no talent at all except to want to fall in love in a villa only to split up before the plane hits the tarmac at gatwick.
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People who get upset with celebrities asking us to give to charity.
How do you know they don't donate themselves? Are you annoyed at them not giving away all their wealth, or being rich? The celebrities concerned are certainly giving up a lot of their own time to help the causes, which does cost them money as well. And if it generates more money for the causes then to my mind its been a worthwhile use of their time, and no skin off my nose. People do listen to the people they idolise, and if someone has fame what better use of that fame than to try to persuade other people to spend money on good causes, rather than any other old stuff. If it seems hyprocritical... then maybe worth a rethink on what you'd do given their fame or wealth. |
Anyone going on about the JANUARY transfer window already!! FFS give it a rest for a few months :grrr:
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People who moan about people who get upset with celebrities asking us to give to charity.
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Wankers who get on trains/tubes/DLR etc. and don't have the self-awareness or presence of mind to take off their rucksack.
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People, mainly but not exclusively women, with 'shoulder bags' so big they might just as well be rucksacks.
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Men wearing bum bags around their shoulders.
Wtf do they keep in them?! |
The Booking.com ad.
The one with the bloke having fun racing down a winding path in his wheelchair. I note that they don't show the 'fun' he had hauling himself back up. |
The advert with the two hopeless mingers who pull in to a drive in on their way back from a trip and then state it's good to be home as if McDonalds is only available in the UK. As if you'd go eating that shit anyway. Bastards.
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That our society has become so PC that everyones offended by something
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49332640 I thought the phili advert was funny and NEVER thought it encouraged steroetypes. If it had been women they would have moaned as it was then sexist. The other one 3 people complained and it was banned. We are turning into a PC mad country. |
Having a bad day today. I’m now pissed off at the hysteria about having women reffing the supercup final. I don’t give a monkeys if they are male, female, trans, gender neutral or an alien as long as they do a decent job.
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