People who drag themselves into work when they're at deaths door. Nothing worse than having someone at work who is a sniffing, coughing and sneezing bacteria/virus mothership. Keep the **** away from me yah zombie.
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People who drag themselves into work when they're at deaths door. Nothing worse than having someone at work who is a sniffing, coughing and sneezing bacteria/virus mothership. Keep the **** away from me yah zombie.
Folk coming into work with a sniffle and attempting to line themselves up for a sicky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
Shop assistants who speak to customers with the same robotic phrase or question, three times in the last month or so I have been served in Homebase by the same young guy and each time he has greeted me with " Is that you finished with the shopping today then"
At least it's better than shop assistants who seem to think customers are just an inconvenience to their daily social gathering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
Every time I nip into Tesco the ladies on the tills seems to forget where they are; 'I was like pure steaming then he was like shut it and I was like naw you shut it ah'm off and he was like dinnae start. Anyway ur you oot tonight? We're headin tae Lauras fur 6, she was like dinnae come earlier and ah was like nae promises babes.'
Meanwhile I'm standing with my paper and bottle of water waiting on them to remember they are actually working. The conversation usually continues at pace even whilst I'm being served.
Pointless without photographic evidence! :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Being in Carlisle and missing the last train back to Edinburgh cos you never heard the change of platform over the tannoy!
Happened to me last night, oops! :-)
Junk mail - although I do get a wee kick from packing their return envelopes with as much other junk mail as I can and posting the back to them. :greengrin
That just makes me so mad. Girls going out in less clothing than normal. Disgusting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Completely agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
Oooo look at me. Left foot right foot repeat for 26 miles.
Wow. You must be so proud of yourself.
HahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
Good lord. Tesco's? I mean Asda you could understand it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
They are usually trying to curry favour with the bosses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
Advert for BT wifi shows man being hoisted up by a helicopter and saying he can still get a signal at 150 ft in the air.
How come I can barely get a signal on my Nexus 8ft above my router?
False advertising - hang 'em.
Managers who call people their staff.
Managers who mention that they have "staff" when on a night out.
Get a grip you knobs you sound kin ridiculous .
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Originally Posted by snooky
Calorifically challenged gentlemen who wear shorts all year.....
When you come out the supermarket with a couple of bags of shopping. You walk to the car with both bags in one hand and reach for the car keys. Without a shadow of a doubt the keys are n the pocket on the side that you're holding the shopping, meaning you have to put it down to get the keys out.
I seem to have a huge problem in my old age of trying to carry 2 shopping bags and a set of keys back from the car and open the front door without dropping the keys.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
Anyway....been said before no doubt but erseholes who don't clear up their dog sheidt....grrrrr.
Doesn't happen with keyless entry!Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
People who spray perfume/deodrant on a bus or train.
The woman in BoS at the Kirkgate with the fakest smile and worst small talk.
People that say to you "what's your chat?"
The BBC - reporting that a group of Hearts fans were singing sectarian songs on a train yet chose to ignore the same offence by thousands of you-know-whos on their sports broadcasts every week.
People who walk two abreast on the pavement where there's obviously only room for one person in each direction. For example under scaffolding on the pavement. Grrrr.
Broadcasters who can't pronounce foreign names and make a joke about it e.g. "That's easy for you to say yuk yuk etc".
If they were halfway professional they'd do their research, find out how to pronounce the names and then just do it.
Thats what Paul Merson on Soccer Saturday does but, its pretty much for all names.Quote:
Originally Posted by heretoday
The bags that cinemas put popcorn in now, so noisy!!
The huge number of online portals these days that all have different criteria for passwords. The notes section of my phone is crammed full of usernames and passwords.
Lads who don't turn up for the fives.
Silly wee dafties who do turn up and think it's some sort of showcase for all their flicks, tricks and rabonas but never actually try to pass the ball once.
My mate is a trainer in the football department of the Berlin Sports Academy. When it comes to selection for Hertha BSC youth programme the students have to go through some rigorous tests, most of them fail because they try showboating in games under the false impression that it will impress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation