Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)
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The Don of Croy said:
berlintaxi said:
Having heard him on LBC this morning,s
t is not too strong a word to describe the man.
I think the fuss surrounding an otherwise innocuous interview is annoying beyond reason. t is not too strong a word to describe the man.t before that interview, that just re-inforced my opinion.Europa1 said:
Moving away from Mr Farage, my GP surgery, for being unable to give me an appointment to see the nurse to get some stitches out - instead I have to phone up at 8:30 every morning to see if they have any slots free.
Get a Stanley knife, wipe the blade on your jeans and do it yourself you big girl.Europa1 said:
FlyingMeeces said:
berlintaxi said:
Nigel Farrage, the guy is a grade 'A' st.
That's not beyond reason that's very very reasonable indeed, he's a weapons-grade twazzock. t.
Not bloody likely mate. But please, if you feel it needs saying in there, feel free…Sheets Tabuer said:
Cotty said:
How does she expect you to make chilli without putting chilli in it. I would love to know her answer.
I had this conversation, I went on to describe the individual flavours that can be changed and enhanced by adding different types of chilli, how each region makes a slightly different variant.I was called names...
So bolognese with kidney beans it is then...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-405...
All that jazz said:
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Oh do fk off. 
Cotty said:
Could be worse, Onion soup with no onions.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-405...
I do that. Strain out the onions for onion soup broth. Lovely.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-405...
Not in a restaurant though.
I'm sure men do it too - but it seems far more common amongst women.
People who talk whilst simultaneously putting on a fake/forced laugh to try to convey how funny something supposedly was.
Not only is your laugh obviously fake - but because you are trying to talk at the same time - I cant understand what you are trying to say either.
People who talk whilst simultaneously putting on a fake/forced laugh to try to convey how funny something supposedly was.
Not only is your laugh obviously fake - but because you are trying to talk at the same time - I cant understand what you are trying to say either.
Willy Nilly said:
People who moan about the trains not working over christmas so a load of engineering can take place annoy me beyond reason.
pfft. Reminds me of the morning after the Storms of 1987. Standing at the train platform looking up the line at the trees on the tracks, whilst a Basil Fawlty impressionist was questioning British Rail's inability to run a train into town ( London ).I wasn't the one annoyed at the time, more of a gallic shrug and returned home.
Rich_W said:
Biting the inside of your mouth. Then of course it swells slightly and you bite it multiple times. No matter how hard you try not to!
HOW is this even possible! It's not like I have the jowls of a sodding Bulldog!
because your teeth sit in an area of equal pressure between your cheeks and tongue, the swelling changes thatHOW is this even possible! It's not like I have the jowls of a sodding Bulldog!
Corporate text messages/emails wishing me a merry Christmas
We all know someone programmed this to happen in July
Do they really think his will somehow warm me to their organisation?
See also pre printed Christmas cards from suppliers,I really will not be hanging it up with all the ones from friends and family
Bah humbug
Happy Christmas all
We all know someone programmed this to happen in July
Do they really think his will somehow warm me to their organisation?
See also pre printed Christmas cards from suppliers,I really will not be hanging it up with all the ones from friends and family
Bah humbug
Happy Christmas all
made the mistake of agreeing to drive my Dad in his car. queue three hours of him constantly leaning over to check the speedo, putting his hand on the dash telling me to brake, make sure i indicate, change gear etc. I've been driving for 15 years without an accident, but that doesn't seem to count for much.
Mr Snrub said:
made the mistake of agreeing to drive my Dad in his car. queue three hours of him constantly leaning over to check the speedo, putting his hand on the dash telling me to brake, make sure i indicate, change gear etc. I've been driving for 15 years without an accident, but that doesn't seem to count for much.
Why didn't you just stop, get out of the driver's seat and hand him the keys and tell him to drive himself?Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff