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Originally Posted by CloudSquall
Does anyone actually then go and follow them? I never get that.
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:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by CloudSquall
Does anyone actually then go and follow them? I never get that.
:agree: it's a bit like footers advertising iffy football podcasts.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
:faf: some right bell-ends out there, eh?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
“Tin pot”
“A bit cringe”
“Chronic patter”
That someone though Seaspiracy was a better name than Conspirisea for that particular documentary.
People who eat stuff like graze box nuts at their desk - noisiest random irritant in the office when it returns - should be banned. At least with crisps you know there’s an end on sight. Why do they need to be this load and also can we not invent crisp packets that rustle less? I’m sure there’s psychology behind this all.
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Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Grown adults that still go on about drinking alcohol in that “what am I like” way as if the vast majority of the adult population don’t like a good drink as well.
I saw a thing about crisps a couple of weeks ago. Did you know that the "air" in the bags is actually azote (to keep the crisps fresh), with just enough being added to protect the crisps from being crushed but without each bag taking too much space and risking bursting. Not a peeve at all. Sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva_Palmeiras
Add to this, anyone that describes a drink a wee bit early in the day as “cheeky”.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
Agree.. and a lot of the time it doesn’t even have to be early... just a drink.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
We went for a nice quiet walk in the local woods today. Took my camera and caught a buzzard swoop down and grab a frog which it took up in the trees. Took a good position and got three or four photos that were good, but had a branch in the way. Tried to quietly shuffle a little further down so I could get a clear photo, only for some old bat to loudly go "Oh, what are you taking photos of today then?" and scared it away. When I said a buzzard she couldn't have been less interested.
Noise for the sake of noise spoiling others enjoyment of the nature around us. Absolutely infuriating.
A "cheeky Nandos". Nandos is not cheeky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Maybe a "dreary Nandos".
These Just Eat emails you get every Tuesday - "Cheeky up your Tuesday".Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
I emailed them back to ask how I actually do that. Be slightly disrespectful but in a somewhat playful way? Show a lack of politeness in a manner that is amusing or appealing? I honestly have no idea!
Still awaiting their response...
On behalf of Mrs M....
Artificial turf in people's gardens.
Just get some real grass, people!!!!
You/she obviously has never lived in a newbuild. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
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Originally Posted by Future17
Don't shoot the messenger
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Tell her to get her own account then! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
The Tour de France pelotons using the underpass and pavements at Milton Link at the weekend. Two weeks in a row I've nearly been mown down whilst pushing the buggy.
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Originally Posted by Future17
She'd be banned on the first day...
Always.Quote:
Originally Posted by Future17
I run that way and every single weekend I have to jump out of the way of a group of Chris Froome wannabes who don't seem to realise they are in an urban area rather than the French mountains.
Never any attempt to slow down and an apology is the stuff of dreams. Tbh they are so unconcerned with anyone else I doubt they would notice if they mowed down half the children in Magdalene.
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Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Tescos at one point did "duffins" - half doughnut, half muffins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
After a few drinks I e-mailed their customer complaint line angry that they hadn't called them "muffnuts".
I got a reply the following morning essentially saying that I could call them that if I wanted to.
BrilliantQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Agreed. Some of the looks I've had from them have been as if I'm pushing the buggy across the Champs Elysees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Also, whilst I'm moaning...
Crossing the Asda car park on Saturday, three cars went straight across the zebra crossing whilst I was waiting to cross with the buggy. After some gesturing on my part, I crossed behind the third car which had stopped due to traffic ahead of it. The driver had his window down and as I glared at him he said, "well if you want to cross, you have to start walking".
Aye pal, I'll just shove the laddie into the road and hope pricks like you are paying attention.:rolleyes:
Maybe a huge whoosh on my part but are you aware its made by the same people behind "cowspiracy"Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Another Pet Peeve posted on behalf of Mrs M....
MEN!
No specific details were given... or are actually required.
I'm sure we all understand :wink:
Someone is going to get seriously hurt down the prom by a cyclist going too fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I just hope it’s the cyclist and not a small kid who is maybe guilty of running side to side or on a scooter.
Doesn’t really matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bangkok Hibby
Cowspiracy works better than conspiracow
Conspirasea works better than seaspiracy