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Leicester & their ******* clackers. They were shit 2 years ago & they’re still using them like they’ve no shame.
See also Fulham. |
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“You married your sister and your mum is your dad” is all I can think of. A bit rough around the edges admittedly, but a fair window to their peculiar fan base I feel. |
"Zenith Data Systems Cup, you'll never win that" was sung in response to Chelsea a couple of seasons back.
Leicester City sang their version at Huddersfield Town when they were in the premier league. |
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Ps I would google it but I’m too busy looking at me cruise brochures |
I think it was called the Simod Cup when they won it.
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Brighton fans who lwho go properly under ground when you've beat them I'm in East Sussex and there not to be seen ..don't worry they will get it. Them villa and Norwich to go down.
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“You have to set a president” Close.
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The dickhead post office van driver who came round the corner on the wrong side of the road, just missing me. Really f*cking stupid. I followed him up the road, and when he stopped I confronted him. Told me I shouldn't follow him, he was doing his job and that if it was night time (?) he'd kill me. I'm not sure the guy should be let out in public, let alone be driving a two ton vehicle.
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He was probably pushing the envelope, he needs to address his problem and take steps to stamp out this type of behaviour.
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Did you box him?
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He'll probably get the sack.
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Stella would've lost, he telegraphs his punches.
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What's the night time reference all about? Would things take a nocturnal for the worse?
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Either he meant it might have been trickier to spot Stellavista in the dark, or perhaps our aggro postie might be a werewolf or something.
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Half decent story. You need to work on your delivery.
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Be frank Stella, why didn't you stamp on him?
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Bad driving is just part and parcel of a delivery drivers job.
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He needs to get insurance from the Post Office that this won't happen again.
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“Shop the spring collection” WTF? Are we supposed to grass it up to the law or something?
You can “go shopping” or maybe “buy something” but this whole “shop the...” is a language carve-up too far. Administration/Mike Ashley on their Houses. |
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Of course we didn't really mean it:D |
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Things that annoy you
Was having a shit at work when I casually looked down at my cock to see it covered in blood. Panicking I then noticed it on my hand and as I scrambled about searching for a cut, spread it to my sack, stomach and work shirt.
Unable to locate a cut and panicking I stood up, cock out and shit between arse cheeks, I checked my face and head in the mirror. No cut. Realising that it couldn’t possible be my blood I lifted the toilet seat: https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...93d3d6268c.jpg Can you ******* believe it? Vile ****. Got the Dr’s next week, gonna have to get tested. |
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Unfortunate episode.
When I worked for the Co-op I was accused of bleeding in the work-place. They said, 'are you bleeding anywhere'. I said, 'no'. They said, 'are you sure? Someone's been bleeding out back. Are you sure you're not bleeding?'. They then gave me that knowing look like they knew it was me who was bleeding when it really wasn't. It was then that I realised that life, and work in particular, was a place of constant iniquity for which all protestation is futile. |
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To the original poster: was it a public toilet or a work-place toilet? And whereabouts? |
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I’m not an executive (clearly) but I like to enjoy their shitting privileges. Well I used to. |
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The blood or the shit? |
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Men's only toilet, or unisex?
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:D |
******* BBC News. I'm not interested in 'Talking Heads' of people who have isolated because of Coronavirus. Stop trying to dramatise every news story and just give us the ******* facts.
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Not pleasant at all, but it’s unlikely there’ll be health consequences for you. |
People moaning about having to cancel holidays. Yes they may have lost money but that money was spent anyway.
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Well yeh. Still. Dirty buggers. |
Selling a CD on ebay for £1.20 and having a buyer complain because ebays auto track listing is wrong and demand a refund inc postage or he will leave bad rep. What a wanker I took the £2.70 "Hit"
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I'm sure this is a game to some people... More often than not it ends up at a charity shop anyway, so I'll accept the 50 cents. Still annoys me, but hey if they get a kick out of it, so be it. |
Talksport reporting that the Brighton v Arsenal game is postponed, and then advertising it as their commentary game.
Amateurish. |
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About a month later, I saw that the buyer had given me bad rep as "the boots broke". I was pleased to be able to point out that he'd had them for a month before he posted the bad rep, with no contact with me; however, I've lost my 100% positive rep. :frown: |
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LBC.
24/7 Corona Virus twaddle. |
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Glad that makes you happy |
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I’ve got a trip booked to watch Germany v France in the Euros. I paid for it ages ago so if it’s cancelled it will be a nice little windfall. I’m not moaning either way. |
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I generally have a bit of a moan when I sink £10k that I’d saved up over 2 years for a family holiday to celebrate our 50th birthdays. I’m happy CE wouldn’t give a fvck Well played him |
Won't the company allow you to reschedule as a gesture of good will?
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My flights, hotels and transfers etc will be lost |
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Travel agent - Iglu Cruises - have been less than impressive so far. |
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If I lost money on a holiday then yes, I would give a ****, but I wouldn’t be bleating about it. |
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I’ve booked a trip to Barcelona in April on air miles and payed up front on a non refundable Hotel with hotels.com. Unless they lock down I have to either go and risk or eat it. Not sure if my annual travel policy will help as the air miles don’t really have a value. My son on the other hand has a ski trip to the USA that he saved for a couple of years for that also looks like it’s fubar’d but you can’t blame anyone apart from the bloody Chinese bastards who thought it a good idea to eat endangered Pangolin.
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Like you clearly You’re coming across rather poorly here |
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(In memory of psychokiller, formerly of this parish) |
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Twat |
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And being jolly rude too.
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The point is you have no empathy for someone who may have lost a shed load of cash on a holiday, and seem quite happy to tell people Which is twatish |
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And please use full stops. And perhaps cease the personal insults. |
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What bollocks |
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My preconception of the type of person who goes on cruises has been confirmed.
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So you’re wrong. Again. |
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Chiswick, it would have been well below the cummerbund but I believe you meant 'clip-on black bow tie',
It might be my idea of hell, but I think Worksop was intending to attend a cruise not a funeral |
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You **** |
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Seriously, I do wonder how many people are going to lose their businesses, jobs and therefore homes, their parents and loved ones.
So far on here Bigend has lost his job as a pilot - and the hopes of finding a similar job again soon will be next to none. Hpalace has said he doesn't see his business surviving, and even '8%percent growth Maz' is clearly now concerned and desperately wants to keep his employees employed. I wonder what to do with my own small business, tell people to work from home or not? Or just tell them not to work, I think the chances of people spending marketing and advertising dollars in my sector is next to zero right now. I lost one significant contract this week that has taken three months to land... I rate thechances of coming out through this as a company 50 50, the sensible option might be just to close it while there is still cash on the books. Talking of which on a personal level I have lost a large degree of my savings, which will have to last me the rest of my life, with the crash. But even those these consequences are harsh, this is nothing compared to those that are going to die gasping to breath, thousands and thousands of us. I believe it is in this context that Chiswick says missing out on a holiday really isn't the end of the world in comparison to those that are facing the end of their world It doesn't mean that missing out on a holiday isn't incredibly frustrating, it is just that it isn't life changing, or life ending |
A retired couple has a B&B booked for two nights on the Kent coast next week. Should they carry on with the trip or stay at home?
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they could catch it at the local supermarket as much as at a B&B. Are they driving or taking the train? How healthy are they? 60 year old hikers fit as fiddles or 75 year olds with respiratory problems? |
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