But this one moved from sitting beside someone to sitting beside someone! He was very tall right enough and im kinda not. Maybe it was a space thing. I may forgive him :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
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But this one moved from sitting beside someone to sitting beside someone! He was very tall right enough and im kinda not. Maybe it was a space thing. I may forgive him :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
I’m sure I’ve mentioned this here before, but I remember sitting on an empty bus at the terminus, when a woman got on and sat right beside me. Odd, I thought, but expected a wee conversation with her. She didn’t say a word and got off ten minutes later without even a glance in my direction. Spooky!!! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. S
That happens to me a lot. Dont get why people sit next to me when theres empty seats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
I think it is an unconscious desire to link with someone on their own.
There was a programme recently about an African country where being on one's own was anathema
and a total stranger would sit close to you and not say anything. Just so you are not on your own.
Tynecastle - season 2020/21.Quote:
Originally Posted by pollution
Nope, just a personal thing. I’ve an endless list of words and expressions like that. In this case the over used term of “binging” tv programmes.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
Even something being “cringe” as opposed to making you cringe is one of them.. ;)
By the way I’m not saying people are in the wrong by using them.. just a “pet peeve” :)
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Originally Posted by Pedantic_Hibee
Probably read one of your infamous deadline day threads. :greengrin
Those threads have never been the same since Fenlon left.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Nah don't, now I've heard the full story he's just weird hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. S
UFC fans who "whooooo" constantly during a fight.
I would hate to go over to fight and be stuck beside one of those assholes :greengrin
Something funny going on there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. S
I often have to get up and go downstairs on the bus because of the incessant mobile phone chatter. The oldies on the bottom deck are better behaved.
DVDs when you can watch on Bluray. Just no.
I am.an oldie on the bottom deck! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by heretoday
Ladies day at Musselburgh, most certainly not "ladies" at the end of the day. Horrendous sights
In that case, forgive me for plonking myself down beside you. Unlike some mentioned on here, I won't immediately start farting, I promise!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. S
One of my guilty pleasures is looking at the Daily Mail articles on "Ladies" days and filling myself with smugness at how far above them I am.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
People that don’t take trolleys back when they’ve put their shopping into their cars at supermarkets.
The fact that central Florida has turned into a riff raff with a bit of cash version of Benidorm.
Massively gets my goat, as do those that do but they can't be bothered to file them properly. Should be shot, lazy ********.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
You only have to look at the line up of throbbers in the ironically named 'King of Style' competition to see why Ladies Days are best avoided.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
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Originally Posted by IGRIGI
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Ive been to florida several times over the last 25 years, and have had the misfortune of being on the same flight with ********s numerous times, as well as seeing many British morons whilst there.
Excuse my ignorance but is central Florida basically Orlando?Quote:
Originally Posted by McD
I go there Wednesday and every chance I’m the sort of rif raf being discussed.
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Originally Posted by heretoday
Under my own rules (currently being reconsidered) i won't be able to move anyway. :greengrin
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Inclusion within the riff raff grouping depends on whether you went pre 2003ish or if you previously visited riff raff venues in Europe and now have a bit of spare cash to hit International Drive.
Unfortunately I meet the latter criteria although the spare cash bit is up for debate, my wife’s been in charge of saving for it and it’s been a diet of bread and water for about 6 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by IGRIGI
FWIW I’m seeing this as a very different holiday to my usual jaunts to Spain and I’ve no intention of getting pished in British bars or the hotel every day.
Well I say that now, I’m not committing to anything......,
Holiday snobs.
We had a baby last year and have started sticking a wee bit aside every month for a trip to Florida in a few years when she’s old enough to appreciate it. Unfortunately I don’t own a time machine so I’m unable to transport my family planning back to 2002 nor am I infinitely wealthy so dropping a few grand at the drop of a hat to do what we want to do isn’t an option.
If my presence annoys those ‘we’ve been here before don’t you know’ types then all the better as far as I’m concerned.
Ironically, I was going to reply to a post of yours on another thread re Musselburgh Races and inferring some of the clientele may or may not be "numpties" and for a split second felt the same way you seem to be coming across now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Fact of the matter is I only go to the races for what was the Edinburgh Cup with a good group of mates, I don't gamble any other time of year and I budget to lose money, not to win. Screw them all, I enjoy my day out.
As for Florida/Orlando, I don't get the Benidorm with money attitude. Having been to both more than once, Orlando is NOTHING like Benidorm and for what it's worth if people pay however much it is and enjoy themselves with their loved ones,,,, does it really matter?
Whilst I'm here, the irresponsible use of ECV's, Electric Conveyance Vehicles.
I was in the Gyle shopping centre today and one guy was in an ECV and was belting out up an down, weaving in and out all the the other shoppers.
Whilst the availability of mobility scooters can only be a good thing for those that require them, it levels their disability and grants them a semblance of independence, but there surely must be rules on how they're used.
When in busy areas they must be limited to "walking" speed, the guy today was careering around faster than I can run and appeared to think he was on the dodgems at the fair and was holding no quarter.
Nothing wrong with enjoying a day at the races and a bet and drink with your mates, it’s a big part of the day out.Quote:
Originally Posted by speedy_gonzales
It’s the no self control, sick in the handbag, offering a square go to anything that moves minority that are, in my opinion, numpties. Ladies Day seems to bring more of them out than any other day, including the other big Saturday meetings. It’s nothing to do with ‘class’ either. Royal Ascot is a sight to behold, guys blowing more than I earn in a month on Champagne then going boxin with each other whilst their designer clad girlfriends stumble about on the sidelines.
I once broke up 2 guys in top hats who were fighting each other at Royal Ascot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
It really is mental.