Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)
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OpulentBob said:
Marty Funkhouser said:
Loud motorbikes. Obviously the 2 stroke screamers the 15 year old go about on but also the ludicrously loud Harleys driven by middle aged company directors.
Also, "blipping" the throttle. If it won't idle, it's broken. Go and get it fixed. It's not big, clever or impressive to hear you revving it every 2.2 seconds.
It's either that or a spasm from your wker's wrist.
Our 'help' desk at work.
I raised a ticket to say I couldn't get into a particular self-help portal using the provided login and password, as I'd like to adjust some settings.
Helpdesk helpfully removes the first (and somewhat vital) part of the statement, and pass what's left on to a technician who tells me that if I just log into the self-help portal, he can show me how to change the settings.
I raised a ticket to say I couldn't get into a particular self-help portal using the provided login and password, as I'd like to adjust some settings.
Helpdesk helpfully removes the first (and somewhat vital) part of the statement, and pass what's left on to a technician who tells me that if I just log into the self-help portal, he can show me how to change the settings.
CC07 PEU said:
The sight of dog walkers standing patiently at the side of the grassy area outside my flat, poly bag in hand, waiting to pick up another warm, freshly squeezed dog turd. Cringeworthy.
What is the alternative? People like dogs and we all have to live with them. I shudder at your lack of perspective.CC07 PEU said:
The sight of dog walkers standing patiently at the side of the grassy area outside my flat, poly bag in hand, waiting to pick up another warm, freshly squeezed dog turd. Cringeworthy.
Better that than the dog owners who let their canine chums st anywhere they want and then just stroll on and leave it.CC07 PEU said:
The sight of dog walkers standing patiently at the side of the grassy area outside my flat, poly bag in hand, waiting to pick up another warm, freshly squeezed dog turd. Cringeworthy.
Agree. Humans as slaves to canine bowel movements. It's a strange act to witness. Doesn't seem right somehow. But not cleaning it up is worse.whoami said:
Stickyfinger said:
BBC on Bob Dylan.....WTF has Adele got to do with it !
She very successfully covered one of his tracks (>108M views on YouTube).Apart from that, you tell me.
Couldn't the Beeb get hold of Julie Driscoll?
Stickyfinger said:
whoami said:
She very successfully covered one of his tracks (>108M views on YouTube).
Apart from that, you tell me.
No she did not, she fking murdered itApart from that, you tell me.
An achingly beautiful and emotional rendition of this, one of the new Nobel prize winners finest love songs.
Of the hundreds of Dylan covers this has got to be well placed in the top ten. ( number one 'All along the Watchtower, by Jimi Hendrix.)
As a further tribute to Dylan this song on Adele's album was the same track number, seven, and lasted, to the split second the timing of the original.
Superbly suited to Adele's vocal style, this track is and will remain, a classic cover.
WD39 said:
'Make you feel my love', from the 'Time out of Mind' album.
An achingly beautiful and emotional rendition of this, one of the new Nobel prize winners finest love songs.
Of the hundreds of Dylan covers this has got to be well placed in the top ten. ( number one 'All along the Watchtower, by Jimi Hendrix.)
As a further tribute to Dylan this song on Adele's album was the same track number, seven, and lasted, to the split second the timing of the original.
Superbly suited to Adele's vocal style, this track is and will remain, a classic cover.
Adele = Classic ?. Transient and weak, over marketed and massively over praised warblerAn achingly beautiful and emotional rendition of this, one of the new Nobel prize winners finest love songs.
Of the hundreds of Dylan covers this has got to be well placed in the top ten. ( number one 'All along the Watchtower, by Jimi Hendrix.)
As a further tribute to Dylan this song on Adele's album was the same track number, seven, and lasted, to the split second the timing of the original.
Superbly suited to Adele's vocal style, this track is and will remain, a classic cover.
Edit: just listened to those you note again to check my memory......fking dreadful, same same warble with the same same drone she throws up every time ! Classic ?....no chance mate sorry
Edited by Stickyfinger on Friday 14th October 10:18
WD39 said:
Stickyfinger said:
whoami said:
She very successfully covered one of his tracks (>108M views on YouTube).
Apart from that, you tell me.
No she did not, she fking murdered itApart from that, you tell me.
An achingly beautiful and emotional rendition of this, one of the new Nobel prize winners finest love songs.
Of the hundreds of Dylan covers this has got to be well placed in the top ten. ( number one 'All along the Watchtower, by Jimi Hendrix.)
As a further tribute to Dylan this song on Adele's album was the same track number, seven, and lasted, to the split second the timing of the original.
Superbly suited to Adele's vocal style, this track is and will remain, a classic cover.
I'm annoyed beyond reason that the chargeable carrier bag regime has led to a collapse in the level of customer service.
Obviously, in supermarkets, we've always packed our own bags, but in department stores, clothes shops, bookshops etc, bags (theirs) would always be packed for you.
Now, you bring along you rown bags, and the lazy s just push your goods across the counter at you. Even for significant purchases they don't even *offer* to pack them into your bag.
Obviously, in supermarkets, we've always packed our own bags, but in department stores, clothes shops, bookshops etc, bags (theirs) would always be packed for you.
Now, you bring along you rown bags, and the lazy s just push your goods across the counter at you. Even for significant purchases they don't even *offer* to pack them into your bag.
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