Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]
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Ste1987 said:
The fog this morning was ridiculous. What was even more ridiculous was the number of drivers who don't know how to use f
king fog lights!
Maybe these are the aking fog lights!holes who leave them on all the time? Now that we do have fog they finally got round to pressing the button and turned them off.aka_kerrly said:
Today's rant is about pronunciations and why I seem to be hearing more and more people say Pacific when they mean specific or presents when they mean presence.
In a similar vein, everyone now seems to say "the proof is in the pudding" which is completely meaningless. The correct saying/quotation is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating" and means that you can only properly judge something from experience and not from mere appearance.Cotty said:
Einion Yrth said:
Cotty said:
The stupid prat yesterday complaining that his weekend was not long enough. He is 67 fking retire, stupid .
Maybe he can't afford to?king retire, stupid . When I've been following an interesting thread about a serious subject, I see there's been another post, I open the thread and find it's some dhead who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.
head who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.RobinOakapple said:
When I've been following an interesting thread about a serious subject, I see there's been another post, I open the thread and find it's some dhead who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.
Since you come across as an utterly humourless curmudgeon in most of the threads we've crossed paths on, this doesn't really surprise me in the least. head who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.
JonRB said:
RobinOakapple said:
When I've been following an interesting thread about a serious subject, I see there's been another post, I open the thread and find it's some dhead who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.
Since you come across as an utterly humourless curmudgeon in most of the threads we've crossed paths on, this doesn't really surprise me in the least. head who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.rohrl said:
Are you reading my mind JonRB?
A simple KNOB joke will get this back on track thenA man walks into a clock shop, whips out his knob and puts it on the counter.
The girl behind the counter says, "Excuse me sir, this is a clock shop, not a cock shop."
To which the man replies, "That's okay, just put two hands and a face on this then."
JonRB said:
RobinOakapple said:
When I've been following an interesting thread about a serious subject, I see there's been another post, I open the thread and find it's some dhead who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.
Since you come across as an utterly humourless curmudgeon in most of the threads we've crossed paths on, this doesn't really surprise me in the least. head who has cracked what he thinks of as a witty remark. If the remark in question was actually funny then the poster could possibly be forgiven, but they hardly ever are.I actually enjoy humour but only if it is actually funny. Just like any other form of human enterprise, some of it is really good, some of it is ok and some of it is s
t. It's the latter type that annoys me.I am so angry!
The people on my office floor (serviced offices) who leave a good load of their "number two" in/on the toilet bowl for others to see. It's just happened again.
There are only three items in the cubicle:
The toilet,
The toilet paper,
The toilet brush.
How can people think this is acceptable to leave for the next toilet user!
The people on my office floor (serviced offices) who leave a good load of their "number two" in/on the toilet bowl for others to see. It's just happened again.
There are only three items in the cubicle:
The toilet,
The toilet paper,
The toilet brush.
How can people think this is acceptable to leave for the next toilet user!
Europa1 said:
People who state a time as "[Time] a.m. in the morning/p.m. in the afternoon"
That was what irritated me the most about the song "Moonlight Shadow" by Mike Oldfield, specifically the line where she sings:"4am in the morning, carried away by a moonlight shadow".
Oh, as opposed to which other 4am?
droopsnoot said:
Europa1 said:
People who state a time as "[Time] a.m. in the morning/p.m. in the afternoon"
That was what irritated me the most about the song "Moonlight Shadow" by Mike Oldfield, specifically the line where she sings:"4am in the morning, carried away by a moonlight shadow".
Oh, as opposed to which other 4am?
droopsnoot said:
That was what irritated me the most about the song "Moonlight Shadow" by Mike Oldfield, specifically the line where she sings:
"4am in the morning, carried away by a moonlight shadow".
Oh, as opposed to which other 4am?
Worst lyric in the world?"4am in the morning, carried away by a moonlight shadow".
Oh, as opposed to which other 4am?
"Even food don't taste that good."
Bryan Adams and Mel C. Makes me tense.
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