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    Way beyond that.
    And the manager would just tell you what you want to hear and most likely do nothing.

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    What then, you eat them whole?
    I don’t eat them but I have to peel them for my missus.

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    1) Laundry detergent/fabric conditioner where the lid doesn't also double up as the cup.


    2) Buses missing the traffic and getting a good run of green lights only to then take a wee break so as to not be too early. I appreciate I'd be annoyed if I miss a bus that runs ahead of schedule (although it would/should be reflected in the tracker app) but it's still annoying when you're on board.
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    Quote Originally Posted by danhibees1875 View Post
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    1) Laundry detergent/fabric conditioner where the lid doesn't also double up as the cup.


    2) Buses missing the traffic and getting a good run of green lights only to then take a wee break so as to not be too early. I appreciate I'd be annoyed if I miss a bus that runs ahead of schedule (although it would/should be reflected in the tracker app) but it's still annoying when you're on board.

    buses don’t do that in Livingston, they just drive along at 15 miles an hour and slow down a load of traffic behind them, and never pull over to wait.

    On the bus subject, when they pull into bus stops and leave their arse hanging out into the road. I presume this is to make it easier to get back out into the flow of traffic, but it’s just dangerous, causing drivers going in the same direction to have to move partly onto the other side of the road to get by, and I don’t believe the bus driver can see what traffic is behind them when they want to move off as the bus is angled blocking their view

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    The celebrations advert, some guys just shouting “whoop”. I miss the days when they put a bit of effort into adverts.

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    Throbbers walking about in shorts just now. Why? You're not a tough guy you just look stupid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Throbbers walking about in shorts just now. Why? You're not a tough guy you just look stupid.
    Not quite the same, but after our Parkrun on Saturday a woman broke the ice on Loch Dunmore and went in for 5 minutes. There are a few wild swimmers here and they go in regardless of the weather. Now that sounds mental to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns View Post
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    Not quite the same, but after our Parkrun on Saturday a woman broke the ice on Loch Dunmore and went in for 5 minutes. There are a few wild swimmers here and they go in regardless of the weather. Now that sounds mental to me.

    Half these roasters just do these things to update their social media profiles. All for the likes and comments.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Half these roasters just do these things to update their social media profiles. All for the likes and comments.
    Not sure the elderly ladies I know are doing it for likes
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Throbbers walking about in shorts just now. Why? You're not a tough guy you just look stupid.
    I prefer shorts when out walking regardless of the temperature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee View Post
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    I prefer shorts when out walking regardless of the temperature.
    I think I've raised HC's point about 3 times on this thread! A few weeks ago I even put on long johns when out walking the dog, it was so cold. The shorts in winter thing will always confuse me, I've no idea how folk aren't frozen stiff!

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    I prefer shorts when out walking regardless of the temperature.


    I wear shorts when walking to work some mornings just now. Plenty layers up top and decent socks and shoes on and I don't really feel any colder than when I wear trousers.

    Keep the core and head warm and you'll be fine.
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    I wear shorts when walking to work some mornings just now. Plenty layers up top and decent socks and shoes on and I don't really feel any colder than when I wear trousers.

    Keep the core and head warm and you'll be fine.
    Same here, I only put on long trousers for work when temperatures drop below zero.

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    I wear shorts when walking to work some mornings just now. Plenty layers up top and decent socks and shoes on and I don't really feel any colder than when I wear trousers.

    Keep the core and head warm and you'll be fine.
    I don't run about in shorts often, especially in December, but a decent hat makes a lot of difference. Cant walk the dog without it regardless of the wind and wet.

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    If I’m going for an outdoor swim I’ll wear a t-shirt and shorts for a little while before swimming. It’s easier to acclimatise to the water quicker that way.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Northernhibee View Post
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    If I’m going for an outdoor swim I’ll wear a t-shirt and shorts for a little while before swimming. It’s easier to acclimatise to the water quicker that way.
    Hmmmm....that might explain it although I doubt if the fat bassa in shorts, t-shirt and flip flops I saw buying bacon and rolls at the Co-op on the day after Storm Arwen was going for a swim somehow

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    If I’m going for an outdoor swim I’ll wear a t-shirt and shorts for a little while before swimming. It’s easier to acclimatise to the water quicker that way.
    In the same vein I'm quite similar when I'm running.

    An easy run and I'll layer up and stick on an under armour and leggings under my shorts and T shirt. However if I'm doing a harder session Ill still go out in just a vest/t shirt and shorts almost regardless of the weather. Dress for the 2nd mile is a well used phrase.

    Incidentally I always get smart comments for always wearing gloves, it's something footballers get when they wear short sleeves and gloves as well. I always get cold hands regardless of how the rest of my body feels so protecting the extremities just makes everything more comfortable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    Hmmmm....that might explain it although I doubt if the fat bassa in shorts, t-shirt and flip flops I saw buying bacon and rolls at the Co-op on the day after Storm Arwen was going for a swim somehow
    I'm a fat bassa and you'll often see me having a bacon roll after my swim too, if I've not been harpooned that is


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    Quote Originally Posted by Northernhibee View Post
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    I'm a fat bassa and you'll often see me having a bacon roll after my swim too, if I've not been harpooned that is


    The giveaway was his Celtic shorts....doubt he would go near water

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    White onions. How hard is it to get them??? Tried in Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsburys, Aldi and Lidl. Even looked in independent Greengrocers but had no luck. Beginning to think they're extinct now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Throbbers walking about in shorts just now. Why? You're not a tough guy you just look stupid.
    That will be me, keep my upper body warm and the brisk walk keeps the legs warm, I really don’t think I look stupid, but if anyone mocks me while out I will kick the s*** out of them, or try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    I think I've raised HC's point about 3 times on this thread! A few weeks ago I even put on long johns when out walking the dog, it was so cold. The shorts in winter thing will always confuse me, I've no idea how folk aren't frozen stiff!
    It’s hardly freezing out there, but I’m tough as f***

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Throbbers walking about in shorts just now. Why? You're not a tough guy you just look stupid.
    And usually wrapped up wearing padded coat, woolly hat and gloves, makes no sense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    White onions. How hard is it to get them??? Tried in Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsburys, Aldi and Lidl. Even looked in independent Greengrocers but had no luck. Beginning to think they're extinct now.
    Taken over by the overly small shallot for cooking preference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    White onions. How hard is it to get them??? Tried in Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsburys, Aldi and Lidl. Even looked in independent Greengrocers but had no luck. Beginning to think they're extinct now.
    I grew my own, white, yellow and red onions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns View Post
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    I grew my own, white, yellow and red onions.

    Very good but that doesn't help me. . Plus I live in a flat so I can't grow my own!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Very good but that doesn't help me. . Plus I live in a flat so I can't grow my own!
    Have you room for a window box? Onions don't take a lot of space, salad leaves between them.
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    ****ing Kilner jars. They’re the least practical, most cumbersome, in-efficient way or storing things. I get it, you have shelves up in your oh-so-quirky kitchen and you want people to know all your pasta and rice is brown because you’re so healthy, but they are awful in cupboards and my wife stores flour (4 variations), sugar (3 variations), rice (3 variations), pasta (3 variations), oats and granola all in these bloody things.

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    Foxes brandy snaps, they look great on the box, but when you open them it’s just the outer shell. If you look really closely on the box it does say in tiny writing that the cream is not included. Biggest disappointment of the year so far

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    Stuck behind people fannying about in a queue. It doesn’t matter if I’m in a rush or early for something but my blood boils being behind someone who is making a total arse of whatever it is they are trying to do.

    I can be far too early for something and I’ve got loads of time to kill, but the irrational part of me will still boil up at the person taking an absolute age even when it makes no difference to me as I’ll still have time to kill either way.

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