Things that annoy you beyond reason...? [Vol 3]
Discussion
Rostfritt said:
JonRB said:
People who commence their pontifications about their 'solution' to something that's wrong in the world with "it's perfectly simple..."
No, it's not perfectly simple. Few things are. If it were simple then the problem would already have been fixed.
Exactly. Usually some monumentally stupid solution like 'chuck them all out' or some enormous human rights violation which would only make everything worse. Usually signed off with the word 'simples'.No, it's not perfectly simple. Few things are. If it were simple then the problem would already have been fixed.
Should I go high-ground or low-ground to best survive a self-nuking?
McAndy said:
All that jazz said:
Today supermarket broccoli is annoying me beyond reason . Why the fk do you think your customers want 3ft of stalk with their florets? Just get your supplier to cut it off before you put it up for sale please or you find your trays filled with stalks when I cut them off in your shops!
The stalks go well in stir-fries.Einion Yrth said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
silverthorn2151 said:
My pain au raisin
currant bunEdited by Einion Yrth on Monday 16th November 09:37
I'm 1/32 French I'll 'ave you know. I was speaking with a Befnal Vert accent.
Mind you, perhaps plus des raisins would have made it less flaky. Anyway, I'm not sure one can call M & S Covent Garden a boulangerie or a patisserie.
Still finding bits of the bloody thing!
People who type a message into the subject of an e-mail.
It should be
Subject: <client name>
Message: Stuff about the client
Not
Subject: I've decided to write a billion words into this field because I'm a and a fkwhit, and it's really too difficult for me to learn how to use e-mail properly. Regards Utter face dhead the 3rd.
Message: <blank>
It should be
Subject: <client name>
Message: Stuff about the client
Not
Subject: I've decided to write a billion words into this field because I'm a and a fkwhit, and it's really too difficult for me to learn how to use e-mail properly. Regards Utter face dhead the 3rd.
Message: <blank>
Munter said:
People who type a message into the subject of an e-mail.
It should be
Subject: <client name>
Message: Stuff about the client
Not
Subject: I've decided to write a billion words into this field because I'm a and a fkwhit, and it's really too difficult for me to learn how to use e-mail properly. Regards Utter face dhead the 3rd.
Message: <blank>
That would piss me off.It should be
Subject: <client name>
Message: Stuff about the client
Not
Subject: I've decided to write a billion words into this field because I'm a and a fkwhit, and it's really too difficult for me to learn how to use e-mail properly. Regards Utter face dhead the 3rd.
Message: <blank>
Yesterday on Radio 4 'Today' programme - hosted by whispering Nick Robinson. Stellar choice for a spoken broadcast - a man recovering from throat cancer who has not yet regained his full range, and instead his rasping fades into the background.
By all means let him have a try on something less popular, but for the flagship news and current affairs prog I want to HEAR what they are saying.
Fair play to him though.
By all means let him have a try on something less popular, but for the flagship news and current affairs prog I want to HEAR what they are saying.
Fair play to him though.
When you drop an email to a company with a query, updating your contact details and saying you'd be prefer to be contact by email.
They reply thanking you for the info and confirming that they have set your preferred contact details to email.
Then a little later on in the day, someone from the company phones you with regards to your query.
They reply thanking you for the info and confirming that they have set your preferred contact details to email.
Then a little later on in the day, someone from the company phones you with regards to your query.
JonRB said:
When you drop an email to a company with a query, updating your contact details and saying you'd be prefer to be contact by email.
They reply thanking you for the info and confirming that they have set your preferred contact details to email.
Then a little later on in the day, someone from the company phones you with regards to your query.
"Disclaimer: these changes may take up to a month to propagate through our system."They reply thanking you for the info and confirming that they have set your preferred contact details to email.
Then a little later on in the day, someone from the company phones you with regards to your query.
bks. Databases are instantaneous, you just want to spam me for another month.
Bluedot said:
Middle lane wkers.
Oblivious to anything before, after and either side of them.
Central Motorways Police have responded to your frustrationOblivious to anything before, after and either side of them.
https://twitter.com/CMPG/status/666936717853769728
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