Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

Things that annoy you beyond reason...(Vol 4)

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Europa1

10,923 posts

189 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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V8mate said:
matchmaker said:
People who use "Scotch" instead of "Scottish". mad
Easier just to use 'sweaties' and avoid the faux pas, eh?
I suspect if you asked a barman in Glasgow for a nice large sweaty you may get more than you bargained for...

hondafanatic

4,969 posts

202 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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People who lack such self awareness to think its entirely acceptable to allow toddlers to watch whatever on phones with the sound maxed out while they take over twice as much room as they need to and talk very loudly about st topics in a restaurant.

I was told not to say anything as we're about to leave and not to make a scene. Killjoys!

I honestly do not understand how people don't realise the impact they have one others.

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I bet he's on PH actually.

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anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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hondafanatic said:
People who lack such self awareness and think its entirely acceptable to allow toddlers to watch whatever on phones with the sound maxed out while they take over twice as much room as they need to and talk very loudly about st topics.

I was told notto say anything as we're about to leave and not to make a scene. Killjoys!

I honestly do not understand how people don't realise the impact they have one others.

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They're aware. They just want someone to say something so that they can cause a scene, play the victim, shout some more etc.

Councillists tend to live in a state of permanent stress. fk knows why, it's not like they've got to get up in the morning - the kids will get up and are neglected enough to know where the cereal is, where the bread and fake cheese spread is. They've usually made themselves breakfast by the time the fat stinking fking fat benefit troll crawls out of bed, and it's high-sugar st, so the mum is immediately shouting at them for being noisy, and Facebooking about how they've got "undiagnosed ADHD" and its all the governments fault that they aren't getting extra money or a bigger house etc, yet "them immygrunts is gettin' all new house and it's well unfare".

They don't seem to realise that I am paying for their trainers etc so that they can lay in bed til whenever, neglecting their kids and generally taking from society.

s indeed.

silverthorn2151

6,298 posts

180 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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The Dartford Crossing.

Anti clockwise.

A veritable of a road.

Hackney

6,862 posts

209 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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Cotty said:
ClockworkCupcake said:
Unisex loos, and men who piss all over the toilet seat or else leave the seat up.
Both sexes leave the seat in the position they used it, neither adjust it after they finish. If you complain about men leaving the seat up, then you also have to complain about women leaving the seat down.
I find that women complaining about men leaving the seat up is simple laziness.
If it was about aesthetics they'd complain the kid was left up and, in turn, they would put seat and lid down.

Cleanliness (or pack of) is one thing but don't make out it's "a man thing" when you just can't be arsed to do something for yourself.

mko9

2,413 posts

213 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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Leaving the seat up preserves its Potential Energy, putting it down converts the PE into waste Kinetic Energy. It is probably a key contributor to global warming.

ClockworkCupcake

74,807 posts

273 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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Hackney said:
I find that women complaining about men leaving the seat up is simple laziness.
If it was about aesthetics they'd complain the kid was left up and, in turn, they would put seat and lid down.

Cleanliness (or pack of) is one thing but don't make out it's "a man thing" when you just can't be arsed to do something for yourself.
I accept all that. But it still annoys me. smile

Halmyre

11,248 posts

140 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Europa1 said:
V8mate said:
matchmaker said:
People who use "Scotch" instead of "Scottish". mad
Easier just to use 'sweaties' and avoid the faux pas, eh?
I suspect if you asked a barman in Glasgow for a nice large sweaty you may get more than you bargained for...
Don't ask for "a Scotch" either! Did that once in my student days and never did it again...

Bluedot

3,599 posts

108 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Microsoft OneDrive / OneDrive For Business / OneDrive Sync Client / Groove / or whatever fkin name you're calling it today.
For fks sake Microsoft, what a complete and utter clusterfk you have made of this, it is a fkin horrible mess and releasing different versions of the same fkin product and calling it different things is just confusing people, the same people that pay your organisation thousands upon thousands of pounds each year.
Anyone who has been involved at Microsoft in the release of OneDrive into Enterprise organisations should hang their heads in shame.

And breathe.

Silverbullet767

10,716 posts

207 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Willy Nilly said:
The fat people on the news today that have been astounded that by moving about more they magically loose weight. It's like they've just worked out how life started and want a Nobel Peace Prize.

Fat fkers.
That.

ChrisnChris

1,423 posts

223 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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matchmaker said:
People who use "Scotch" instead of "Scottish". mad
It was deliberate, and ironic, sorry to have annoyed you. I sometimes use it to wind up a mate, he's got used to it biggrinbiggrin

Willy Nilly

12,511 posts

168 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Silverbullet767 said:
Willy Nilly said:
The fat people on the news today that have been astounded that by moving about more they magically loose weight. It's like they've just worked out how life started and want a Nobel Peace Prize.

Fat fkers.
That.
soz.

Double O is "oo", so it looked like it should be loose to me. Good thing I don't rely on perfect English for my every day life and job, eh? I'm sure you make mistakes from time to time, maybe eating too much?

Munter

31,319 posts

242 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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From: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/41040013

People saying things like this: "But Ms Wanczyk replied she just bought a new car less than a year ago, and now plans to pay it off in full."

So you didn't buy a fking car a year ago you useless dipst. You got some debt, and a bank owns a car. Until you pay off the debt you didn't buy a car. fking morons.

LordGrover

33,552 posts

213 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Plinth

713 posts

89 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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silverthorn2151 said:
The Dartford Crossing.

Anti clockwise.

A veritable of a road.
Yep, hit the M25 at junction 4, yesterday 1.50pm.
4 mile queue to the tunnels.
M11 slow.
A14 slow/stop/slow.
A1 slow/stop/slow/stop/slow etc.
Hayes (Bromley) to near Stamford in 3hrs45mins.
Average speed for journey 34mph!

ClockworkCupcake

74,807 posts

273 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Munter said:
Ms Wanczyk
This deserves a mention on the "Juvenile things that make you snigger" thread. hehe

Munter

31,319 posts

242 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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V8mate

45,899 posts

190 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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ClockworkCupcake

74,807 posts

273 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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Munter said:
So you didn't buy a fking car a year ago you useless dipst. You got some debt, and a bank owns a car. Until you pay off the debt you didn't buy a car. fking morons.
So the next time a friend tells you that they've bought a house, then you're going to start tearing a strip off them if they have a mortgage?

Also, the dealer made a sale, therefore a car was purchased. Ms wkzalot instigated that purchase with a view to acquiring the right to the benefit of using that car, making use of a loan or other method of deferred payment in order to facilitate said purchase. Or, in a colloquial sense understood by people who aren't being picky tts, she "bought" a car. wink


Munter

31,319 posts

242 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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V8mate said:
So do you not buy a house when you use a mortgage then?
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No.

I might move house. I could even sell one in the same sense a salesman sells a car (he never owned the car). But I couldn't buy one with a mortgage. I'd be buying debt, and living in a house. But I wouldn't be buying a house.
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