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less popular these days, but stone or mortar cladding, usually of your bought council house, to signify you are now not council. (aka Jack Duckworth style)
equally, faux shutters either side of your UPVC windows and also unusually, mounting wagon wheels not only to your property, but on the elevations of your house.
equally, faux shutters either side of your UPVC windows and also unusually, mounting wagon wheels not only to your property, but on the elevations of your house.
The types who play up every supposed disability to get preferential treatment '....because I f***king deserve it.'
Like the man who turned in to an NHS clinic ahead of me today in his mobility scooter, parked it in a corridor where it got in everybody's way, hopped out of it, and then beat me upstairs to the consulting room. Then tried to beat me from the waiting area to the consulting room when my name was called ....his face radiated resentment.
Like the man who turned in to an NHS clinic ahead of me today in his mobility scooter, parked it in a corridor where it got in everybody's way, hopped out of it, and then beat me upstairs to the consulting room. Then tried to beat me from the waiting area to the consulting room when my name was called ....his face radiated resentment.
irocfan said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
When I was still at school a friends father would dip slices of bread into his cup if tea.
many years ago stayed with a French family (one of those exchange things) and they used to dip their breakfast baguettes into their coffee... LOVELY! 
, as are croissants, and not at all council.irocfan said:
discussing your personal life, loudly, whilst on the train (commuter run) to work
Whilst on the phone.A few years ago on the train some girl was discussing her personal life rather loudly when on the phone, a passenger told her to keep her personal life to herself; he was met with a round of applause by the rest of the carriage.
Anyway; I was just served by "Raychel" in Sainsbury's.
HTP99 said:
irocfan said:
discussing your personal life, loudly, whilst on the train (commuter run) to work
Whilst on the phone.A few years ago on the train some girl was discussing her personal life rather loudly when on the phone, a passenger told her to keep her personal life to herself; he was met with a round of applause by the rest of the carriage.
Anyway; I was just served by "Raychel" in Sainsbury's.
motco said:
While being processed in a Tesco branch once, I noticed that all the cashiers had name badges with first name and 'cashier' on them: "Sue Cashier" etc. I remarked to my cashier that I was surprised that all the till staff seemed to be related. Blank look doesn't even come close...
She'd probably never heard it before.whoami said:
motco said:
While being processed in a Tesco branch once, I noticed that all the cashiers had name badges with first name and 'cashier' on them: "Sue Cashier" etc. I remarked to my cashier that I was surprised that all the till staff seemed to be related. Blank look doesn't even come close...
She'd probably never heard it before.HTP99 said:
whoami said:
motco said:
While being processed in a Tesco branch once, I noticed that all the cashiers had name badges with first name and 'cashier' on them: "Sue Cashier" etc. I remarked to my cashier that I was surprised that all the till staff seemed to be related. Blank look doesn't even come close...
She'd probably never heard it before.HTP99 said:
I used to work in Sainbury's as a student, I loved the people who; when you held up their twenties to the light to see if it was real, would say "ha ha ha ha, I printed it this morning, is it still wet, ha ha ha ha!" Never heard it that often; not!!
You would have loved me then biting into the pound coins you gave me after youve checked my money 
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