Juvenile things that make you snigger.

Juvenile things that make you snigger.

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MartG

20,689 posts

205 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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Nimby

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151 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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Unfortunate positioning in the "What's New" list.

WD39

20,083 posts

117 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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yellowjack said:
Olivero said:
Dan_The_Man said:
Road art at this weekends ride London cycle event...
Is that message aimed towards cyclists or drivers?
It's a teddy-tantrum from some poor diddums who had to negotiate a few road closures on ONE Sunday in July.
That is one hell of a graffiti. Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code.

No, it wasn't me. I'm fresh out of white spray paint.

yellowjack

17,080 posts

167 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out



shakotan

10,709 posts

197 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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yellowjack said:
Olivero said:
Dan_The_Man said:
Road art at this weekends ride London cycle event...
Is that message aimed towards cyclists or drivers?
It's a teddy-tantrum from some poor diddums who had to negotiate a few road closures on ONE Sunday in July.
Presumably there'll also be ONE Sunday where a section of London and Surrey is isolated by a loop of roads where no cyclists and pedestrians are allowed, and we can all drive as fast as we want in our cars.

No? Thought not.

Get in the sea.

yellowjack

17,080 posts

167 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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And on a lighter note, the fat useless waster from 'Universal Paving and Roofing' who was just beeped at for blocking my neighbour into her driveway.

He's moved his van now, to the house next door, where he is working. Presumably he didn't want to block his client's driveway? Given that there is enough space along the street to park eight Transit vans a few doors down, I've deduced that he's just a fat and lazy discourteous burger munching waster.

What about this is making me snigger? Well he must be part of their paving department, because no ladder in the world could be rated to take his fat carcass. Plus, I'm not sure most rafters could take the weight either. I definitely would want that lot falling through my roof. His passenger just came out to the van too...


88 - wobble, wobble, wobble...



...there was going to be a photo, but they must have been estimating or quoting for work, as they'd gone by the time I grabbed a camera, without so much as opening a toolbox.

motco

15,964 posts

247 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!

RC1807

12,544 posts

169 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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^^^ Thread title, bhes!


tank


ClockworkCupcake

74,597 posts

273 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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yellowjack said:
...ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets ... and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets.
That's cyclists surely? If you change 'bonnets' to 'noses' and change 'drive' to 'cycle'.


Vocal Minority

8,582 posts

153 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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We did that at Bromyard speed festival. Massive economic benefit to the town - but because some people had to wait ten minutes to get to their front door when they had to cross the track.

Apparently that requirement made every shred of benefit null and void.

I will never understand the inability of some people to share the wider world around them with others and just play nicely because of some disruption to 0.25% of their year.

16,500 people take part, many thousands watch, hundreds of thousands raised for charity.

Sod that, I cant get out me turning.

smn159

12,685 posts

218 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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shakotan said:
Presumably there'll also be ONE Sunday where a section of London and Surrey is isolated by a loop of roads where no cyclists and pedestrians are allowed, and we can all drive as fast as we want in our cars.
Isn't that the M25 most days?

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

240 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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motco said:
yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!
I live ninety miles away and I knew. I take it you turn off your radio and don't watch or read the news?

motco

15,964 posts

247 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!
I live ninety miles away and I knew. I take it you turn off your radio and don't watch or read the news?
Nope! I watch/listen to both. It's a simple matter of making the connection between yet another London news item and how it is going to screw up my day. Why were all the closures in for hours when the mass of bikes would have been through in a short space of time? To those uninterested in cycling, or sport in general, it was an imposition by a minority upon the majority.

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

240 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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motco said:
WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!
I live ninety miles away and I knew. I take it you turn off your radio and don't watch or read the news?
Nope! I watch/listen to both. It's a simple matter of making the connection between yet another London news item and how it is going to screw up my day. Why were all the closures in for hours when the mass of bikes would have been through in a short space of time? To those uninterested in cycling, or sport in general, it was an imposition by a minority upon the majority.
The majority were cycling that day.

How did you miss it? Every single news bulletin on the radio mentioned it and said to check the TFL site for information on road closures. It was also reported on the BBC News...

Dr Murdoch

3,446 posts

136 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Tow bars

cookmysock

844 posts

202 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!
I live ninety miles away and I knew. I take it you turn off your radio and don't watch or read the news?
Nope! I watch/listen to both. It's a simple matter of making the connection between yet another London news item and how it is going to screw up my day. Why were all the closures in for hours when the mass of bikes would have been through in a short space of time? To those uninterested in cycling, or sport in general, it was an imposition by a minority upon the majority.
The majority were cycling that day.

How did you miss it? Every single news bulletin on the radio mentioned it and said to check the TFL site for information on road closures. It was also reported on the BBC News...
hey all of you!!! redcard things that annoy you beyond reason thread is that way --->

back on topic - farting silently in a crowded lift just before getting out.

kiethton

13,896 posts

181 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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cookmysock said:
back on topic - farting silently in a crowded lift just before getting out.
Better but far riskier is trying to time it so that it has time to dissipate without notice by others before you move out, else its trapped in your trousers/udercrackers, minimising the effect

blearyeyedboy

6,303 posts

180 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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^ or getting it wrong and releasing a reverberating, fortissimo fart before beating a hasty exit from the lift.

motco

15,964 posts

247 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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cookmysock said:
WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
WinstonWolf said:
motco said:
yellowjack said:
WD39 said:
...Not a diddums but someone who is fed up to the back teeth with cyclists takiing the p**s and causing mayhem by paying no heed to the rules of the road, courtesy or the Highway code...
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...


..."I say again - DIDDUMS - over".


Things that me me snigger? The high-horse reaction of the 'Harvey Two-Face' motorists who treat the roads like their own private race track, ignore red lights and priorities at junctions/roundabouts, drive the wrong way down one-way streets, park illegally (often in the very bike lanes that they get shirty over when cyclists don't use them) and generally fail to observe anything at all beyond the end of their bonnets. Courtesy? Do me a favour.

Oh. And quit blocking multi lane roads,trying to prevent people from using them correctly by staying in lane two all the way to a merge point. It's discourteous at the least, and downright dangerous most of the time. Did I mention that I've got a massive downer on rampant hypocrisy at the moment? tongue out
"not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures..." Really! Where? When? Do you really think I would have knowingly spent hours buggering about trying to find a route home if I'd known? I am not a metropolitan dweller who picks up free 'newspapers' at tube stations, nor can I receive London based radio stations. What if I'd come from even farther away? It was a preposterous and incompetent intrusion into road use for legitimate travellers. If you think otherwise, on yer bike!
I live ninety miles away and I knew. I take it you turn off your radio and don't watch or read the news?
Nope! I watch/listen to both. It's a simple matter of making the connection between yet another London news item and how it is going to screw up my day. Why were all the closures in for hours when the mass of bikes would have been through in a short space of time? To those uninterested in cycling, or sport in general, it was an imposition by a minority upon the majority.
The majority were cycling that day.

How did you miss it? Every single news bulletin on the radio mentioned it and said to check the TFL site for information on road closures. It was also reported on the BBC News...
hey all of you!!! redcard things that annoy you beyond reason thread is that way --->

back on topic - farting silently in a crowded lift just before getting out.
getmecoat

WD39

20,083 posts

117 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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yellowjack said:
Seriously? I could spray "Car wkers" all over the road, and exactly the same statements would be true. Only this would be for the length and breadth of the country, every single day of the year, not just one day when there's been plenty of warning concerning the road closures...
Seriously. And I'm not alone in that opinion.

Back to snigger : Conversation between bin man and householder.

'Where's ya bin?'
'Out walking thd dog.'
'No, where's ya wheelie bin?'
'Okay I've been down the pub, but don't tell the wife'.



Edited by WD39 on Friday 5th August 13:02

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