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wedgetail 12-09-2019 07:54 AM

Scum who throw the remains of their chav takeaways over the hedge into my front guardian.

Maidstoned Eagle 12-09-2019 10:31 AM

I hope the rear guardian came round and sorted them out.

Joe85 12-09-2019 10:36 AM

Things that annoy you
 
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Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14912897)
Just finished redecorating the home office a few days ago. First work from home day today, walk down the garden to find it 3 inches under water.

:(



Spurs and West Ham ticket destroyed in the flood :(

Selhurst Celtic 12-09-2019 11:02 AM

So not all bad then?

(Good luck mate)

stevek 12-09-2019 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14913777)
Spurs and West Ham ticket destroyed in the flood :(

I wouldn't worry about those - the club will be able to sort replacements.

But on the main issue :(

A Wooden Fish On Wheels 12-09-2019 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Maidstoned Eagle (Post 14913240)
Hang on... your wife plays 5 a side?

It's OK as long as he doesn't come home early and finds her playing offside.

pallet 12-09-2019 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Fatboy (Post 14913243)
Pallet is way past the honeymoon stage I see.

I think I blinked and missed it.:hmph:

Stavros 69 12-09-2019 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by A Wooden Fish On Wheels (Post 14913821)
It's OK as long as he doesn't come home early and finds her playing offside.

ziiiiing

Joe85 12-09-2019 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by stevek (Post 14913808)
I wouldn't worry about those - the club will be able to sort replacements.



But on the main issue :(



Thanks Steve, box office sorted it. Got to pic them up on the day.

CP-RJW 12-09-2019 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by wedgetail (Post 14913661)
Scum who throw the remains of their chav takeaways over the hedge into my front guardian.

Typical guardian reader, moaning about the riff raff.

congress 12-09-2019 09:50 PM

People who do their weekly shop in the petrol station with their dog on a lead,when they get to the till and then decides that she needs a different type of carrier bag to carry the goods home as she cant carry one particular bag with the dog.Then she says she has forgotten something and walks to the back of shop to pick up one more item while 5 people are in the queue behind her including me with all my motorbike gear on

DOZY COW!!

GorBlimey 12-09-2019 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by congress (Post 14914366)
People who do their weekly shop in the petrol station with their dog on a lead,when they get to the till and then decides that she needs a different type of carrier bag to carry the goods home as she cant carry one particular bag with the dog.Then she says she has forgotten something and walks to the back of shop to pick up one more item while 5 people are in the queue behind her including me with all my motorbike gear on

DOZY COW!!


People who wear motorbike gear.

Pat of the Palace 12-09-2019 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by congress (Post 14914366)
People who do their weekly shop in the petrol station with their dog on a lead,when they get to the till and then decides that she needs a different type of carrier bag to carry the goods home as she cant carry one particular bag with the dog.Then she says she has forgotten something and walks to the back of shop to pick up one more item while 5 people are in the queue behind her including me with all my motorbike gear on

DOZY COW!!

I had this the other day. Some div had bought but not paid for a bottle of plonk in Lidl and asked the till girl if she had anything to open it with. She didn't so he went back to change it for a screwtop taking ages to not find something that they don't sell. Meanwhile 5 or 6 people waiting in the queue. Tosser.

PALACEWU 12-09-2019 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by GorBlimey (Post 14914374)
People who wear motorbike gear.

Which bag did you go with?

GorBlimey 12-09-2019 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by PALACEWU (Post 14914384)
Which bag did you go with?


You wear motorbike gear! :bash:

chrisophiex 12-09-2019 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat of the Palace (Post 14914383)
I had this the other day. Some div had bought but not paid for a bottle of plonk in Lidl ...


How did he buy it but not pay for it ???

thefox 13-09-2019 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Pat of the Palace (Post 14914383)
I had this the other day. Some div had bought but not paid for a bottle of plonk in Lidl and asked the till girl if she had anything to open it with. She didn't so he went back to change it for a screwtop taking ages to not find something that they don't sell. Meanwhile 5 or 6 people waiting in the queue. Tosser.

You don't get this in Waitrose.

KYLIE MINEAGLE 13-09-2019 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by congress (Post 14914366)
People who do their weekly shop in the petrol station with their dog on a lead,when they get to the till and then decides that she needs a different type of carrier bag to carry the goods home as she cant carry one particular bag with the dog.Then she says she has forgotten something and walks to the back of shop to pick up one more item while 5 people are in the queue behind her including me with all my motorbike gear on

DOZY COW!!

With this post the thread has come full cycle to the op by Bugs76 ,5 years ago.:p

Vlad 13-09-2019 09:01 AM

Man in the sandwich bar this morning complaining about how long the service took, then for £3.80 wanted to pay by phone, lady said yes, he took another minute to sort out what he needed to do and in the end it wouldn't accept it, then went next door to the hole in wall to get some real money

KYLIE MINEAGLE 13-09-2019 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Vlad (Post 14914492)
Man in the sandwich bar this morning complaining about how long the service took, then for £3.80 wanted to pay by phone, lady said yes, he took another minute to sort out what he needed to do and in the end it wouldn't accept it, then went next door to the hole in wall to get some real money

Just laughed out loud at that.

A Wooden Fish On Wheels 13-09-2019 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by CP-RJW (Post 14914306)
Typical guardian reader, moaning about the riff raff.

Yeah it's just yet more bloody NIMFYism...

SA Eagle 13-09-2019 02:45 PM

Tommy Robinson getting out of prison, trying to make it look like he's done 20 years in the gulag when he's been there nine weeks.

stivemorgan 13-09-2019 03:02 PM

Hi everyone. I am new to this forum. I hate that feeling when you on halfway to your job and suddenly you starting thinking did you switch off everything or did you closed everything and so on. That's really annoying me :grrr:

Prince Phillip 13-09-2019 08:06 PM

Manufacturers stickers on domestic goods (appliances, flat-pack and the like) not being easy-peel and leaving a residue.

chateauferret 13-09-2019 08:12 PM

Microsoft Windows.

chateauferret 13-09-2019 09:32 PM

People who think "they", "them" and "theirs" are usable as singular pronouns of neuter or mixed gender. Comes from a basic misunderstanding of the difference between grammatical gender and natural gender, together with a sheeplike acquiescence to the politically correct lunacy that is taking over the planet.

If you really want to rip my knitting use "themself". There's no such word FFS.

Now I see that some talentless wannabe celebrity is trying to get attention by making everyone refer to him (or her) by means of plural pronouns because of his complicated gender identity. Well yes but there's still only one of you. The only person who can refer to himself or herself with a plural pronoun is the Queen. For entirely different reasons.

Phil's Barber 13-09-2019 09:37 PM

Good singer though.

cappuccinoeagle 13-09-2019 09:46 PM

Barclaycard ad - ‘ My Happy Place’ - seriously - feck off!

Pat of the Palace 13-09-2019 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by chrisophiex (Post 14914418)
How did he buy it but not pay for it ???

It had been passed through the till but not paid for. Should have worded that better.

Joe85 13-09-2019 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Prince Phillip (Post 14914924)
Manufacturers stickers on domestic goods (appliances, flat-pack and the like) not being easy-peel and leaving a residue.

Hairdryer.

Blind_Eagle 13-09-2019 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14915003)
Hairdryer.

And if the sticker is on your newly purchased hairdryer?

Hedgehog 13-09-2019 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 14915010)
And if the sticker is on your newly purchased hairdryer?


WD-40

Son of Selhurst 13-09-2019 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14914964)
People who think "they", "them" and "theirs" are usable as singular pronouns of neuter or mixed gender. Comes from a basic misunderstanding of the difference between grammatical gender and natural gender, together with a sheeplike acquiescence to the politically correct lunacy that is taking over the planet.

If you really want to rip my knitting use "themself". There's no such word FFS.

Now I see that some talentless wannabe celebrity is trying to get attention by making everyone refer to him (or her) by means of plural pronouns because of his complicated gender identity. Well yes but there's still only one of you. The only person who can refer to himself or herself with a plural pronoun is the Queen. For entirely different reasons.

So I think you was right there :lux:

GorBlimey 13-09-2019 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14914964)
People who think "they", "them" and "theirs" are usable as singular pronouns of neuter or mixed gender. Comes from a basic misunderstanding of the difference between grammatical gender and natural gender, together with a sheeplike acquiescence to the politically correct lunacy that is taking over the planet.

If you really want to rip my knitting use "themself". There's no such word FFS.


Now I see that some talentless wannabe celebrity is trying to get attention by making everyone refer to him (or her) by means of plural pronouns because of his complicated gender identity. Well yes but there's still only one of you. The only person who can refer to himself or herself with a plural pronoun is the Queen. For entirely different reasons.


:D Your petard has been hoisted:


Meaning of themself in English:

themself - pronoun

used when the subject of the verb is "they" used as a singular pronoun, or a single person who could be any sex, and the object is the same person:

It's all about letting someone be themself.

Pat of the Palace 13-09-2019 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 14915010)
And if the sticker is on your newly purchased hairdryer?

Flamethrower

davech 14-09-2019 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14915003)
Hairdryer.

Hairdryers are extremely effective if you stand at the roadside wearing a high-vis vest :D

chateauferret 14-09-2019 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by GorBlimey (Post 14915023)
:D Your petard has been hoisted:


Meaning of themself in English:

themself - pronoun

used when the subject of the verb is "they" used as a singular pronoun, or a single person who could be any sex, and the object is the same person:

It's all about letting someone be themself.

I know it appears in various dictionaries. Dictionaries are not manuals of good usage. The answer though is right there in the definition: "Used when the subject of the verb is 'they' used as a singular pronoun". The presence of a word in a dictionary does not imply that a particular usage of it is good, or that there even exists a good usage for it. It merely means that people use it with the meaning given. "Transportation" appears in dictionaries too but it is a horrible word that 90% of the time is used when "transport" will do fine.

"They" can't be used as a singular pronoun because it only agrees with plural nouns. People do use it but it feels to me so ugly, so contrived, so jarring as to make my teeth jangle. It's come about as a result of people not understanding their own language's grammar properly (partly because in English grammatical gender and natural gender usually coincide, although they do not always) and if it becomes part of the normal grammar, as it probably will, this and similar changes will in particular have the effect of making the language - a worldwide lingua franca, of course - harder to learn and use, not easier.

The sentence given as an example is ungrammatical. Fowler proscribes the usage and so does the Complete Plain Words (2014 edition). A singular "themself" was in use from 1400 down to about 1570 but this was considered the real plural version at the time and used to refer to plural nouns.

Maz 14-09-2019 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Prince Phillip (Post 14914924)
Manufacturers stickers on domestic goods (appliances, flat-pack and the like) not being easy-peel and leaving a residue.

Never mind domestic goods. The stickers on the sun-shades of new cars are, unless someone knows any better, impossible to remove without leaving an unsightly mark.

Nostrils 14-09-2019 11:58 AM

There's a product I can recommend called 'sticky stuff remover'. It quickly gets rid of all sticky stuff, funnily enough.

Maz 14-09-2019 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Nostrils (Post 14915283)
There's a product I can recommend called 'sticky stuff remover'. It quickly gets rid of all sticky stuff, funnily enough.


Only works on hard surfaces ; not on (sunshade) cloth-covered surfaces.

The EEEAAAGGGLLLEEE!!! 14-09-2019 12:31 PM

The Daily Mail. Obsessed with Man United and constantly trying to stir up shit about Wilf leaving.

Ardent Eagle Forever 14-09-2019 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by The EEEAAAGGGLLLEEE!!! (Post 14915301)
The Daily Mail. Obsessed with Man United and constantly trying to stir up shit about Wilf leaving.

What's this obsession about the mail. Its pretty much every ferking paper and pundit stirring the sh1t about wilf.

Don't you know teams like palace aren't allowed to have classy skilful players. It's written in sports media law. :D

CP-RJW 14-09-2019 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Phil's Barber (Post 14914970)
Good singer though.

Didn’t like his Bond theme.

thefox 14-09-2019 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Maz (Post 14915273)
Never mind domestic goods. The stickers on the sun-shades of new cars are, unless someone knows any better, impossible to remove without leaving an unsightly mark.

First world problems.

Joe85 14-09-2019 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14913777)
Spurs and West Ham ticket destroyed in the flood :(



Someone was trying to tell me something...

cappuccinoeagle 14-09-2019 11:36 PM

Pantwetters on the BBS.

WLYWLYAWYPWF 14-09-2019 11:54 PM

The John Fisher mini rugby advert on the radio at the moment. I can't put in to words how much I want to hurt the fake overly enthusiastic dad.

Isle of Wight 15-09-2019 11:38 AM

:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry :veryangry:veryangry
I wish we had a "Things that make you ******* furious thread". My Lad and his school team won the Hampshire Schools cup. A bunch of lads with mismatched socks and shorts vrs some full training kit schools along the way. It was the first time an Island school has won it for 30 years. We have just found out that the school was invited to play in a winners cup, with the final at Goodison Park. Our school declined citing money. We would have remortgaged the house if needed to do that. You're talking Jimmy Grimble in real life here and they didnt even ******* ask us:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryang ry:veryangry

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Isle of Wight (Post 14916979)
:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry :veryangry:veryangry
I wish we had a "Things that make you ******* furious thread". My Lad and his school team won the Hampshire Schools cup. A bunch of lads with mismatched socks and shorts vrs some full training kit schools along the way. It was the first time an Island school has won it for 30 years. We have just found out that the school was invited to play in a winners cup, with the final at Goodison Park. Our school declined citing money. We would have remortgaged the house if needed to do that. You're talking Jimmy Grimble in real life here and they didnt even ******* ask us:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryangry:veryang ry:veryangry

Your boy's school should be ashamed of itself.

Goals On Sunday.
They get rid of one boring, bland presenter in Ben Shepherd (that c*nt gets everywhere) and replace him with the equally pointless Alex Scott (that c*nt gets everywhere).

Can't stand Chris (I laugh at everything even though it has no humourous merit whatsoever) Kamara either.

Yoda 15-09-2019 12:09 PM

On a smaller scale, we had something similar happen in our child’s last year at junior school.

We won a Croydon final and within minutes of it ending our P.E. coach told the teachers of the losing school that they could take our place in the national final because our school wasn’t available. So our kids were watching their opponents celebrating!

Totally ridiculous, as she hadn’t even asked the parents about our availability. Whilst it was true that the event was after our school broke up for the summer, she didn’t ask anyone. Afterwards us parents were chatting in the car park and it soon became clear that enough of us would have been free and willing to drive the kids there ourselves if the school couldn’t provide transport.

And then the truth came out, her own child was in an event elsewhere on that day. Again, I’ve no problem with that and I’m sure another teacher could have been asked, and supported by us parents.

Like you, our main issue was that she didn’t even seek a Plan B solution in the event that we won through.

chrisophiex 15-09-2019 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917008)
Your boy's school should be ashamed of itself.

Goals On Sunday.
They get rid of one boring, bland presenter in Ben Shepherd (that c*nnt gets everywhere) and replace him with the equally pointless Alex Scott (that c*nt gets everywhere.

Can't stand Chris (I laugh at everything even though it has no humourous merit whatsoever) Kamara either.


They sound perfect for a Sky audience....

WLYWLYAWYPWF 15-09-2019 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 14917009)
On a smaller scale, we had something similar happen in our child’s last year at junior school.

We won a Croydon final and within minutes of it ending our P.E. coach told the teachers of the losing school that they could take our place in the national final because our school wasn’t available. So our kids were watching their opponents celebrating!

Totally ridiculous, as she hadn’t even asked the parents about our availability. Whilst it was true that the event was after our school broke up for the summer, she didn’t ask anyone. Afterwards us parents were chatting in the car park and it soon became clear that enough of us would have been free and willing to drive the kids there ourselves if the school couldn’t provide transport.

And then the truth came out, her own child was in an event elsewhere on that day. Again, I’ve no problem with that and I’m sure another teacher could have been asked, and supported by us parents.

Like you, our main issue was that she didn’t even seek a Plan B solution in the event that we won through.

I remember playing against Ashburton in a Surrey cup game. We lost in what seemed like the longest period of extra time I've ever known. None other than Simon Osborn scored the winner with the last kick of the game and we all slumped to the turf disconsolate.

Afterwards our team coach who was refereeing said I'm quite pleased they got the winner as the replay date would have clashed with an important meeting of mine. We all just looked at him on disbelief too exhausted to say anything.
Basically the f*cker had played on until they scored. :supergrin:

Richard 15-09-2019 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 14915944)
Someone was trying to tell me something...

Ha ha - yes ! I was thinking of going to the West Ham game, but the omens are clearly against us for that one.

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 01:14 PM

Speaking of Goals On Sunday, Pulis is the guest - a trio of wankers.

CK 15-09-2019 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917008)

Goals On Sunday.
They get rid of one boring, bland presenter in Ben Shepherd (that c*nt gets everywhere) and replace him with the equally pointless Alex Scott (that c*nt gets everywhere).

No problem with Alex Scott. Even if I had I'd just turn the volume down amd watch:love:

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by CK (Post 14917076)
No problem with Alex Scott. Even if I had I'd just turn the volume down amd watch:love:

Very attractive, no doubt, but about as interesting as Ben Shepherd.

adrenalin john 15-09-2019 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917067)
Speaking of Goals On Sunday, Pulis is the guest - a trio of wankers.

Are they going to rename the show No Goals on Sunday?

adrenalin john 15-09-2019 02:02 PM

Perhaps he could even have his own show, Centre Half Saturday and in the close season another called Transfer back pockets

Isle of Wight 15-09-2019 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917008)
Your boy's school should be ashamed of itself.
.

We are livid they can find the money to go to “rock for Jesus” singing stuff but not for something they should be rightfully proud of.
They claim they couldn’t afford it and when told we would have paid brought up the no staff to drive the mini bus and you aren’t child protection approved.

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isle of Wight (Post 14917125)
We are livid they can find the money to go to “rock for Jesus” singing stuff but not for something they should be rightfully proud of.
They claim they couldn’t afford it and when told we would have paid brought up the no staff to drive the mini bus and you aren’t child protection approved.

That's disgusting.
Depriving your boy and his team mates of playing in a top stadium is beyond low.
If I had the dough, I'd pay for them to play there.
Shame I don't.

dannyb1 15-09-2019 04:05 PM

Food items that are ridiculously over labelled as extra spicy or extremely hot that turn out to be anything but.

I bought a bag of chicken strips from iceland where the packaging wouldn't have looked out of place in Chernobyl, there were bio hazard warning signs and the pack was in yellow and red but got them home cooked them up and was merely nothing in spice compared to a chicken shop spicy wing or zinger burger.

Really quite disappointed with that really although I hear morrisons do some sort of naga chilli curry so might have to give that a go.

Isle of Wight 15-09-2019 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917131)
That's disgusting.
Depriving your boy and his team mates of playing in a top stadium is beyond low.
If I had the dough, I'd pay for them to play there.
Shame I don't.

It’s too late now. The school forfeited our place to the runners up and it’s all over but we didn’t even get a chance they kept it quiet, we didn’t know, until the football Dad grapevine found out :grrr:

But thanks for the offer if you had the £ :)

Yoda 15-09-2019 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isle of Wight (Post 14917214)
It’s too late now. The school forfeited our place to the runners up and it’s all over but we didn’t even get a chance they kept it quiet, we didn’t know, until the football Dad grapevine found out :grrr:

But thanks for the offer if you had the £ :)

I think some teachers who take part in the same events year after year get in a mindset of there’s always next year.

Thing is, in most cases there isn’t another year for the kids/parents involved. This is our one chance and we’ll go the extra mile to support it.

The junior school had some previous for this. I remember the boys team not being submitted for a prestigious day long tournament because the girls P.E. coach had already booked the minibus. Again, no effort made to ask if parents would be willing to transport the boys themselves, which we would have done.

Thankfully I’ve found our senior school much better. I do wonder whether junior schools get more nervous about the child protection guidelines about parents transporting the kids of other families, and they can’t be arsed to take the measures they could to mitigate any potential issues.

Stellavista 15-09-2019 06:22 PM

I've just emailed my youngest's head to give her shit about the treatment of the Year 9 basketball team. Against all the odds - very few boys on the school roll, given no time for training, PE teacher leaving so no coach, they won the Borough shield, beating a bunch of far better resourced schools. You'd think they would make a big deal of this. Nothing in the school newsletter, no story and picture sent to the local paper, and no shield presented to them at the end of term awards event. Wankers. The kids deserved a pat on the back.

cappuccinoeagle 15-09-2019 06:35 PM

Matthew Wade scoring a century

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stellavista (Post 14917316)
I've just emailed my youngest's head to give her shit about the treatment of the Year 9 basketball team. Against all the odds - very few boys on the school roll, given no time for training, PE teacher leaving so no coach, they won the Borough shield, beating a bunch of far better resourced schools. You'd think they would make a big deal of this. Nothing in the school newsletter, no story and picture sent to the local paper, and no shield presented to them at the end of term awards event. Wankers. The kids deserved a pat on the back.

I was just about to kick up a fuss until I realised this was about basketball.
And girls basketball at that!
Only kidding, mate.
:)

Isle of Wight 15-09-2019 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 14917245)
I think some teachers who take part in the same events year after year get in a mindset of there’s always next year.

Thing is, in most cases there isn’t another year for the kids/parents involved. This is our one chance and we’ll go the extra mile to support it.

The junior school had some previous for this. I remember the boys team not being submitted for a prestigious day long tournament because the girls P.E. coach had already booked the minibus. Again, no effort made to ask if parents would be willing to transport the boys themselves, which we would have done.

Thankfully I’ve found our senior school much better. I do wonder whether junior schools get more nervous about the child protection guidelines about parents transporting the kids of other families, and they can’t be arsed to take the measures they could to mitigate any potential issues.

This was year 10. To make matters worse we also found out some of the lads who progressed through the next stages where grabbed by a number of clubs for when they turned 16. Talk about a school ******* up opportunities for lads. Even if it was just One think about the kudos the school would have got.

Stellavista 15-09-2019 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coastal Palace (Post 14917337)
I was just about to kick up a fuss until I realised this was about basketball.
And girls basketball at that!
Only kidding, mate.
:)

Er? It's boys basketball

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stellavista (Post 14917345)
Er? It's boys basketball

Meh.
:)

jjeagle 15-09-2019 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dannyb1 (Post 14917211)
Food items that are ridiculously over labelled as extra spicy or extremely hot that turn out to be anything but.

I bought a bag of chicken strips from iceland where the packaging wouldn't have looked out of place in Chernobyl, there were bio hazard warning signs and the pack was in yellow and red but got them home cooked them up and was merely nothing in spice compared to a chicken shop spicy wing or zinger burger.

Really quite disappointed with that really although I hear morrisons do some sort of naga chilli curry so might have to give that a go.

I've tried a couple of Morrisons currys and they were certainly not shy when they added the spices/chilli. I dont think you'll be disappointed if they do something like a naga. [emoji26] [emoji26] [emoji26]

chateauferret 15-09-2019 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jjeagle (Post 14917427)
I've tried a couple of Morrisons currys and they were certainly not shy when they added the spices/chilli. I dont think you'll be disappointed if they do something like a naga. [emoji26] [emoji26] [emoji26]

Morrisons sell a vindaloo and a phall which are the hottest supermarket curries I've ever tasted. I actually couldn't quite finish the phall, the only supermarket curry that's ever done that. The Vindaloo isn't my favourite flavour, quite bitter, but also ridiculously hot.

The health warnings on these are definitely not for show.

Stop press: I see that they launched the vindaloo and some smart-arse wrote to them and told them it wasn't hot enough so they made the phall which is worse. Yes, it's hotter than the vindaloo.

Prince Phillip 15-09-2019 08:51 PM

There seems to be a new generation of dog owner who don’t even walk their pet outside anymore, instead trying to keep it permanently indoors as some sort of domestic trinket. And thus driving the animal (and the neighbours) to insanity. Seems to mostly be these little shit-rat handbag-size mongrel-fox things.

Pub Idol 15-09-2019 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prince Phillip (Post 14917446)
There seems to be a new generation of dog owner who don’t even walk their pet outside anymore, instead trying to keep it permanently indoors as some sort of domestic trinket. And thus driving the animal (and the neighbours) to insanity. Seems to mostly be these little shit-rat handbag-size mongrel-fox things.

Yep we have 2 next door. One is a chug the other just chiwowa.

Both useless pointless animals that bark permanently.

Pub Idol 15-09-2019 09:07 PM

That said. We seem to have a resurgence in dog shit not being picked up down our road/s. Anyone else notice this getting worse? It's proper wrank just like it was back in the 80's.

dannyb1 15-09-2019 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14917445)
Morrisons sell a vindaloo and a phall which are the hottest supermarket curries I've ever tasted. I actually couldn't quite finish the phall, the only supermarket curry that's ever done that. The Vindaloo isn't my favourite flavour, quite bitter, but also ridiculously hot.

The health warnings on these are definitely not for show.

Stop press: I see that they launched the vindaloo and some smart-arse wrote to them and told them it wasn't hot enough so they made the phall which is worse. Yes, it's hotter than the vindaloo.

Used to have phall quite a few years ago and although finishable it wasn't in one sitting (take a break then carry on) then wondered why I was torturing my mouth rather then taking in the flavours.
But every now and then I like to test my resolve again.

chateauferret 15-09-2019 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by dannyb1 (Post 14917473)
Used to have phall quite a few years ago and although finishable it wasn't in one sitting (take a break then carry on) then wondered why I was torturing my mouth rather then taking in the flavours.
But every now and then I like to test my resolve again.

And afterwards you can't go to the bog in one sitting either, so to speak.

chrisophiex 15-09-2019 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dannyb1 (Post 14917473)
Used to have phall quite a few years ago and although finishable it wasn't in one sitting (take a break then carry on) then wondered why I was torturing my mouth rather then taking in the flavours.
But every now and then I like to test my resolve again.


Had a nice curry the other night and the bloke next to me in the restaurant was sweating buckets whilst tucking in.

At the end of the evening he looked in real distress. Ended up giving the owners a massive tip and said he thoroughly enjoyed it !

Coastal Palace 15-09-2019 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by dannyb1 (Post 14917473)
Used to have phall quite a few years ago and although finishable it wasn't in one sitting (take a break then carry on) then wondered why I was torturing my mouth rather then taking in the flavours.
But every now and then I like to test my resolve again.

A mate of mine didn't have very nice parents so left home when he was 16.
He rented a flat above an Indian restaurant and instead of cooking for himself, he used to have dinner at this restaurant every night after work.
He loved spicy hot food so had a phaal every night.
In the end, the manager told the waiters not to serve him as they feared for his stomach lining.
He still eats this crap to this day though.

jjeagle 15-09-2019 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14917484)
And afterwards you can't go to the bog in one sitting either, so to speak.

It's a long time since a phall. I've seen sense now but l can still remember the morning after. The two cheeks of my bottom felt like they were about two foot apart!! Give me subtle spice now days over heat.

Worksop Palace 16-09-2019 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14917445)
Morrisons sell a vindaloo and a phall which are the hottest supermarket curries I've ever tasted. I actually couldn't quite finish the phall, the only supermarket curry that's ever done that. The Vindaloo isn't my favourite flavour, quite bitter, but also ridiculously hot.

The health warnings on these are definitely not for show.

Stop press: I see that they launched the vindaloo and some smart-arse wrote to them and told them it wasn't hot enough so they made the phall which is worse. Yes, it's hotter than the vindaloo.

Have you tried Morrison’s Fireball Bhajis ? Cracking they are

Sick Bucket 16-09-2019 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 14917009)
On a smaller scale, we had something similar happen in our child’s last year at junior school.

We won a Croydon final and within minutes of it ending our P.E. coach told the teachers of the losing school that they could take our place in the national final because our school wasn’t available. So our kids were watching their opponents celebrating!

Totally ridiculous, as she hadn’t even asked the parents about our availability. Whilst it was true that the event was after our school broke up for the summer, she didn’t ask anyone. Afterwards us parents were chatting in the car park and it soon became clear that enough of us would have been free and willing to drive the kids there ourselves if the school couldn’t provide transport.

And then the truth came out, her own child was in an event elsewhere on that day. Again, I’ve no problem with that and I’m sure another teacher could have been asked, and supported by us parents.

Like you, our main issue was that she didn’t even seek a Plan B solution in the event that we won through.

Wow, what a selfish bitch, I would've been furious with her.

old traf 16-09-2019 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by chateauferret (Post 14914929)
Microsoft Windows.

Windows 10, I hate it, wish I had windows 7 back again

Yoda 16-09-2019 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Sick Bucket (Post 14917614)
Wow, what a selfish bitch, I would've been furious with her.

Indeed. Looking back it’s astonishing that she didn’t email us parents in advance of the match to determine availability for the next round should we win that Croydon final.

Us parents didn’t think to ask, as we didn’t know there was a national final. So we didn’t know she’d given away our place to the opposition until after she’d done it.

We were about to leave for senior school, so didn’t kick up a fuss as it simply reinforced our opinion that we wanted to move on.

Penstone Eagle 16-09-2019 09:50 AM

Shit musicians in holiday resorts sounding no better than a tone deaf karaoke singer.

biggus mickus 16-09-2019 10:27 AM

Which holiday resorts? I want to stay away from those.

davech 16-09-2019 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by old traf (Post 14917636)
Windows 10, I hate it, wish I had windows 7 back again

Yep! Seems to me Windows 10 was created by nerds for nerds :(

CK 16-09-2019 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by biggus mickus (Post 14917675)
Which holiday resorts? I want to stay away from those.

South coast it seems.....

chateauferret 16-09-2019 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by davech (Post 14917678)
Yep! Seems to me Windows 10 was created by nerds for nerds :(

Must be about time for another downgrade soon I think.

Maidstoned Eagle 16-09-2019 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by CK (Post 14917701)
South coast it seems.....

Brighton probably.

WLYWLYAWYPWF 16-09-2019 01:31 PM

Wireless f*cking headphones that despite being in another room connect themselves to your phone so that when you try and take an important voice call it's a total f*ck up.

Maidstoned Eagle 16-09-2019 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by WLYWLYAWYPWF (Post 14917772)
Wireless f*cking headphones that despite being in another room connect themselves to your phone so that when you try and take an important voice call it's a total f*ck up.

Turn them off.

WLYWLYAWYPWF 16-09-2019 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Maidstoned Eagle (Post 14917775)
Turn them off.

"Yeah, intelligent input darlin'
Why don't you just have another beer then?"

Maidstoned Eagle 16-09-2019 01:37 PM

I think.youve had enough already, sweetcheeks.

biggus mickus 16-09-2019 01:43 PM

Did somebody mention beer? Yes please.

davech 16-09-2019 01:46 PM

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Wireless f*cking headphones that despite being in another room connect themselves to your phone so that when you try and take an important voice call it's a total f*ck up.

You need ones of these. Does all I need :D

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Polak 16-09-2019 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Pub Idol (Post 14917466)
That said. We seem to have a resurgence in dog shit not being picked up down our road/s. Anyone else notice this getting worse? It's proper wrank just like it was back in the 80's.

I went for a walk with the missus around Farnobourgh and someone had out the turd in a bag but then left on a bench. Thanks for that.

CK 16-09-2019 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by biggus mickus (Post 14917785)
Did somebody mention beer? Yes please.

Mmm Alfa atm. Lovely and cold.

Sharkba1t 16-09-2019 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by CK (Post 14917856)
Mmm Alfa atm. Lovely and cold.

and that annoys you? :lux:

Stellavista 16-09-2019 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Polak (Post 14917802)
I went for a walk with the missus around Farnobourgh and someone had out the turd in a bag but then left on a bench. Thanks for that.

Happens everywhere. London streets littered with little black bags. If you're lucky, the considerate ones leave the gift in your bin. Too many f*cking dogs and Dickhead dog owners.

And while I'm at it, what is it with dog and cat owners referring to themselves as mummy or daddy? That's just weird.

Sharkba1t 16-09-2019 05:56 PM

It's never the dogs - only the owners.


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