Today I'm angry about.....
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Today I'm angry about the Barclaycard advert, which features a blok leaving his office, dressed in nothing more than a pair of swimming trunks, sliding down a massive water slide, which runs through shops. It's the least I expect from a finance-based company - pointless, overblown drivel that means nothing. And I can just imagine the conversation the following Monday:
"Alright, John. Good weekend?"
"Yeah, I went down a massive water slide"
"For both days?"
"Yeah - it made my shopping trip fly by"
"Oh"
"I bought a banana"
"What?"
"Yeah, a banana. I didn't pay for it with cash, though. Oh, no. I used my credit card"
"You're a cock"
"Alright, John. Good weekend?"
"Yeah, I went down a massive water slide"
"For both days?"
"Yeah - it made my shopping trip fly by"
"Oh"
"I bought a banana"
"What?"
"Yeah, a banana. I didn't pay for it with cash, though. Oh, no. I used my credit card"
"You're a cock"
Nah he used that Mastercard, 'if you don't have a credit card you can't buy things of the internet, right? NO. But if you don't have a credit card you can't buy things over the phone, right? NO. New Mastercard 'Glorified Cashcard TM', OI people without bank accounts, that'l be no-one, apart from the old and distrusting, who don't have the internet anyway, get this, but your £40 benefit on this card and it'll be worth £38.12 but you wont have to carry those heavy tenners' card.KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Today I'm angry about the Barclaycard advert, which features a blok leaving his office, dressed in nothing more than a pair of swimming trunks, sliding down a massive water slide, which runs through shops. It's the least I expect from a finance-based company - pointless, overblown drivel that means nothing. And I can just imagine the conversation the following Monday:
"Alright, John. Good weekend?"
"Yeah, I went down a massive water slide"
"For both days?"
"Yeah - it made my shopping trip fly by"
"Oh"
"I bought a banana"
"What?"
"Yeah, a banana. I didn't pay for it with cash, though. Oh, no. I used my credit card"
"You're a cock"
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Yeah, and what does he do with his glasses? Shove 'em up his arse?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Today I'm angry about the Barclaycard advert, which features a blok leaving his office, dressed in nothing more than a pair of swimming trunks, sliding down a massive water slide, which runs through shops. It's the least I expect from a finance-based company - pointless, overblown drivel that means nothing. And I can just imagine the conversation the following Monday:
"Alright, John. Good weekend?"
"Yeah, I went down a massive water slide"
"For both days?"
"Yeah - it made my shopping trip fly by"
"Oh"
"I bought a banana"
"What?"
"Yeah, a banana. I didn't pay for it with cash, though. Oh, no. I used my credit card"
"You're a cock"

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He'll need SOMETHING to brake with.Zulus Thousand of em wrote:Yeah, and what does he do with his glasses? Shove 'em up his arse?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Today I'm angry about the Barclaycard advert, which features a blok leaving his office, dressed in nothing more than a pair of swimming trunks, sliding down a massive water slide, which runs through shops. It's the least I expect from a finance-based company - pointless, overblown drivel that means nothing. And I can just imagine the conversation the following Monday:
"Alright, John. Good weekend?"
"Yeah, I went down a massive water slide"
"For both days?"
"Yeah - it made my shopping trip fly by"
"Oh"
"I bought a banana"
"What?"
"Yeah, a banana. I didn't pay for it with cash, though. Oh, no. I used my credit card"
"You're a cock"

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People who are in a rush to get everywhere and drive recklessly and impatiently in order to do so!hoboh2o wrote:People who pull out in front of you, then travel at 25mph in a 40 mph zone AND put their brakes on when getting near a parked vehicle even though there is enough space to get an artic through! W*nkers.

BWFC_Insane wrote:People who are in a rush to get everywhere and drive recklessly and impatiently in order to do so!hoboh2o wrote:People who pull out in front of you, then travel at 25mph in a 40 mph zone AND put their brakes on when getting near a parked vehicle even though there is enough space to get an artic through! W*nkers.

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I have a baguette. I bought it from Sainsbury's. Because I'm posh. Far posher than any of you lot.
But I digress.
On the back of this is a "serving suggestion". It tells me that, for a tasty lunchtime treat (and who doesn't like them?), I can liberally apply mayonaise, crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato to slice pieces.
FFS, is there need to give instructions for making a f*ckin buttie? Is there? IS THERE?
No. There isn't.
But I digress.
On the back of this is a "serving suggestion". It tells me that, for a tasty lunchtime treat (and who doesn't like them?), I can liberally apply mayonaise, crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato to slice pieces.
FFS, is there need to give instructions for making a f*ckin buttie? Is there? IS THERE?
No. There isn't.
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MMMMM a BBLT. Thanks for that tip. Think I might have one of those tomorrow morning.Puskas wrote:I have a baguette. I bought it from Sainsbury's. Because I'm posh. Far posher than any of you lot.
But I digress.
On the back of this is a "serving suggestion". It tells me that, for a tasty lunchtime treat (and who doesn't like them?), I can liberally apply mayonaise, crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato to slice pieces.
FFS, is there need to give instructions for making a f*ckin buttie? Is there? IS THERE?
No. There isn't.
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Besides they're wrong. It needs salad cream not mayonaise.Puskas wrote:I have a baguette. I bought it from Sainsbury's. Because I'm posh. Far posher than any of you lot.
But I digress.
On the back of this is a "serving suggestion". It tells me that, for a tasty lunchtime treat (and who doesn't like them?), I can liberally apply mayonaise, crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato to slice pieces.
FFS, is there need to give instructions for making a f*ckin buttie? Is there? IS THERE?
No. There isn't.
Sue the bastards.
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Today, no, to-fecking-night I'm angry about everything. Just done a 57 hour week. Hoboh can take that and he can literally smash it up his 'students don't pay their way' pipe, and then he can smoke it through his scrotum.
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That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
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Did three years as a security guard once. Eighty four hours, via seven straight twelve-hour shifts was the norm every other week on some of the beats.. Seventy hours was the minimum. I kid you not.hoboh2o wrote:57!!!! wimp 65 used to be my norm!Prufrock wrote:Today, no, to-fecking-night I'm angry about everything. Just done a 57 hour week. Hoboh can take that and he can literally smash it up his 'students don't pay their way' pipe, and then he can smoke it through his scrotum.
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Aye - one 57 hour week in 23 fecking years and they think they're hard done by. Bloody stoodents.TANGODANCER wrote:Did three years as a security guard once. Eighty four hours, via seven straight twelve-hour shifts was the norm every other week on some of the beats.. Seventy hours was the minimum. I kid you not.hoboh2o wrote:57!!!! wimp 65 used to be my norm!Prufrock wrote:Today, no, to-fecking-night I'm angry about everything. Just done a 57 hour week. Hoboh can take that and he can literally smash it up his 'students don't pay their way' pipe, and then he can smoke it through his scrotum.
Worthy4England wrote:Aye - one 57 hour week in 23 fecking years and they think they're hard done by. Bloody stoodents.TANGODANCER wrote:Did three years as a security guard once. Eighty four hours, via seven straight twelve-hour shifts was the norm every other week on some of the beats.. Seventy hours was the minimum. I kid you not.hoboh2o wrote:57!!!! wimp 65 used to be my norm!Prufrock wrote:Today, no, to-fecking-night I'm angry about everything. Just done a 57 hour week. Hoboh can take that and he can literally smash it up his 'students don't pay their way' pipe, and then he can smoke it through his scrotum.

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