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People that belong to a union and slag it off on a public notice board
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And tje annoying arsenal advert on talkshite. Free sticker album but £3 booking fee you mugs.
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Your cards marked son. |
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Go Compare adverts. I've just had to change channel to avoid their latest abomination for the umpteenth time.
Seriously, surely at some point we should mobilise as consumers and fight back. We had the initial campaign that they ditched with an implicit admission that they'd been deliberately irritating as a way of implanting their subliminal message into our subconsciousness. So bringing it back with even more irritating memes "fantastic! ... megamungus!"..." is just unforgivable. A national boycott is in order. Who the **** gives these people their business? It's not like there's a shortage of these types of websites. If they went bust tomorrow and all their employees were made redundant, I'd cheer and if that fat ******* kvnt opera singer got a kicking I'd be tempted to join in. I fecking hate them more than pay-day loan companies. |
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Humidity per se but especially at f*cking night which seems to be the norm this past couple of weeks. Sick of waking up at 4 in the morning stewing in my own juices. Having the central heating on full to dry out the humidity doesn't seem to help either.
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Teresa May shedding a tear over the election exit poll prediction. Pity she couldn't spare any for the Grenfell fire victims. Fricking robot.
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Need gassing like badgers. |
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On the restaurant front, suggest tying the dogs, cats & kids up outside & letting them fight it out amongst themselves while enjoying a relaxing meal in enchanting surroundings. For entertainment one may look through the window & watch the modern-day version of Gladiators. After dining, pick up your scarred animal or child & drag home. A perfect day out.
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Trivago, boock a ******* hotel and stay there FFS.
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Americans abuse of the English language.
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Americans.
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Grey squirrels.
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I'm usually annoyed that the adverts are louder than the programs but I'm especially annoyed that the advert for hearing aids is quieter than the programs.
It is almost as if they want you to think that your hearing is going because you can't hear their advert. |
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What on earth is a Maximiser?
It just sounds like it's a slightly titillating name for a volume turner-upper? |
It's an audio tool that increases the perceived loudness of music. But no, it doesn't do this by increasing the volume!
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if I "perceive" the volume has increased surely it's increased? Or is my hearing deficient? |
Surely they are "louder" but the volume hasn't been increased?
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This is a fact, not an opinion; it may be your opinion, however, that the music is louder, but the fact is that it is not. |
Sounds like some sort of trick.
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I'm sorry, I am afraid I disagree with you here, Maz. Loudness is indeed a value attributed by the listener - it is subjective. You are confusing volume with loudness.
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I am by no means a boffin on this subject, honest. But this is pretty good - http://www.noisehelp.com/decibel-scale.html. |
Is it fair to say that Maz is now annoying the readers of this thread?
Is the answer that the maximum loudness isn't any higher but that the level of loudness is more constant during an advert whereas during a programme you get quieter bits because people talk in a normal rhythm? |
Monterey Jack cheese.
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I think Maz needs to give more insight into what he knows, loudness is subjective for sure but if we knew the advertising rules we could probably work out better where he is coming from. For example are the advertising people governed by what the programmes max decibel level is at its loudest? Cool, let's set our Jacamo advert to the time maximus prime splinters into a million pieces having been exploded by the death star..
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I'm fairly sure a "maximiser" isn't a technical term either.
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Shayne Ward - journeyman,mediocre actor who presumably only got the Corrie gig cos he won X Factor
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Two things - both mail/billing related.
I pay for my newspaper subscription 3 months at a time, but I've noticed that they have started billing me for the next 3 months after only one month into the 3 month subscription. It would appear a trick to get you to pay up ahead of time. Trouble is they don't remind you again closer to the real expiration time, and send you nasty letters for being past due on your payment. It all seems a bit of a deliberate ploy to get extra money out of people unwillingly. Second gripe... when you in good faith make a donation to a charity (usually one of the bigger ones), and they inundate you on a monthly basis for ever more with request for more contributions. It makes you not want to give in the first place. |
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I think you have to decide which are the most important to you and which your budget can support and (however guiltily) ignore the rest. |
Taking great care with my motorbike and yet still getting annoying little scratches on it.How the feck I got one on the nose cone is a mystery :wallbash::wallbash:
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3rd place play offs. No one gives a f*CK not even the teams involved.
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Other members of the family who use the teaspoon designated for the use of stirring teabags, for stirring coffee, and leaving it for when I next make a cup of tea.
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Sitting in a pub waiting to get served and forgetting you're in England and you have to go to the bar.
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P. S Try not to make him laugh to much:sob: |
People that think they can sing and want to prove it in a queue
People that say "for me". E.g. Just pop your card in for me and enter your PIN for me. Southern Railway dirty bastards. Self proclaimed nice people. "I'm a nice person" really? Because to me you sound like a twat The lawn Tennis fans |
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Broke a rib a few years back playing football, really painful. |
Isn't the bugger supposed to go on top? Did the bugger fall off Chris?
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I had to sleep in tents for about half the rest of the trip. That was about the last time I played football. Couple of years back fractured my shoulder playing cricket. Don't play that anymore either. There's a theme here. Damage me once, and that's it. No getting back on that horse. |
women packing for a two week holday. It's not as if we are moving house
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Groups of young men going to cricket matches dressed as the cookie monster/pink panther/Roman centurions/crusaders/vikings etc etc etc. It wasn't even moderately amusing when that first pioneer of Dorkism did it at The Oval in 1982. Even less so now. Enough.
It mitigation, it's not as bad as football fans who still turn up to matches against Liverpool in Harry Enfield "calm down, calm down" costumes. Embarassingly, I saw a few Palace fans who were guilty of that just a couple of years ago. I'm sure they didn't feel even slightly ridiculous walking away from the ground after Liverpool's last minute winner dressed like that. How can adults ponder the wisdom of doing such things and conclude that on balance, the benefits will probably outweigh any negative consequences. |
The Game Of Thrones hype - yawn!
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Getting new warning lights on my car that I never knew existed. Can't really complain as it has done 203,000 miles, but on top of the airbag warning light (20k), engine management light (100k), we now have abs light, p/s light, and some other one. It's like looking at a Christmas tree now, only slightly more unnerving.
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Posh middle aged women dressing up for the Oxted beer festival like fake hippies at Glastonbury. Sad
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Daytime running car lights that can't be switched off.
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People who phone me when I'm working in a tight place (loft etc) and proceed to tell me about a job they need doing and sign off by saying "I'll confirm it all in an email". Why did you bother with the phone call then???!!!
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The rhetorical use of "D'ya know what?" to try and sound cool. F*CK off. I know you're a c*nt. :grrr:
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Tony B Liar continually voicing his opinions on everything
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On a lighter note though i just managed to have a jobby without screaming the house down |
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'Kin harsh I thought... Hope you're ok pal :p |
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Yes, but how's the bike?
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People who think they're cool because they've never watched Game of Thrones.
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Hope you find a replacement soon |
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