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Oh well, nice person them one then!Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:They have that coming out of their ears. They just need to pull their finger out and stop bitching with each other. It's like managing a bunch of primary school kids at timesBruce Rioja wrote:Or decent guidance?Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Today I''m angry at my team at work. Need there bloody heads knocking together

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See I don't mind that. Some of the buggers don't actually stretch very far.Raven wrote:Women in petrol stations, for gods sake you don't have to bloke the whole entrance waiting for a pump on the same side as the filling point on your car, park close enough and the pipe will reach over!
What does me nut in is people who go to garages that allow pay at pump yet still go in and pay with their chip and pin card and buy nowt but petrol. You're at the pump behind them and they are blocking you in! Bastards
Or in the same scenario but no pay at pump and there are two of em and one goes into pay whilst the driver (usually an ignorant middle aged bloke) sits in the car and refuses to pull forwards to let you past.
Frightend of getting their photo in rougues gallery for moving without payingBWFC_Insane wrote:See I don't mind that. Some of the buggers don't actually stretch very far.Raven wrote:Women in petrol stations, for gods sake you don't have to bloke the whole entrance waiting for a pump on the same side as the filling point on your car, park close enough and the pipe will reach over!
What does me nut in is people who go to garages that allow pay at pump yet still go in and pay with their chip and pin card and buy nowt but petrol. You're at the pump behind them and they are blocking you in! Bastards
Or in the same scenario but no pay at pump and there are two of em and one goes into pay whilst the driver (usually an ignorant middle aged bloke) sits in the car and refuses to pull forwards to let you past.

Someone nicked me numberplates once (quite commen according to the old Bill) filled up and fooked off picture took wife goes in a week later and gets really mad at the manager who tries to apprehend her for petrol theft, silly man

Today I am angry about not being able to upgrade my phone a week earlier 
I just don't understand phone providers sometimes. I want a new contract which costs more than my current one and it guarantees my money for a further 18 months, but I have to wait.
I even offered to pay them for that extra week!
I love mobile phones too much I suppose

I just don't understand phone providers sometimes. I want a new contract which costs more than my current one and it guarantees my money for a further 18 months, but I have to wait.
I even offered to pay them for that extra week!
I love mobile phones too much I suppose

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The don't have to leave the forecourt just edge forwards, or pull into one of the parking spaces! And if they do actually pay it'll be ok!hoboh2o wrote:Frightend of getting their photo in rougues gallery for moving without payingBWFC_Insane wrote:See I don't mind that. Some of the buggers don't actually stretch very far.Raven wrote:Women in petrol stations, for gods sake you don't have to bloke the whole entrance waiting for a pump on the same side as the filling point on your car, park close enough and the pipe will reach over!
What does me nut in is people who go to garages that allow pay at pump yet still go in and pay with their chip and pin card and buy nowt but petrol. You're at the pump behind them and they are blocking you in! Bastards
Or in the same scenario but no pay at pump and there are two of em and one goes into pay whilst the driver (usually an ignorant middle aged bloke) sits in the car and refuses to pull forwards to let you past.
Someone nicked me numberplates once (quite commen according to the old Bill) filled up and fooked off picture took wife goes in a week later and gets really mad at the manager who tries to apprehend her for petrol theft, silly man
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If you could get paid for doing that the queue would stretch fro the Dole to Breightmet.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Good point. But Id still rather be in a boozer having hair o'dog.Worthy4England wrote:Silly to do that in your own time, when work can pay you for it.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Today Im angry at myself for not having the brains to book today off work as I think Im going to die.

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If you could get paid for that I would be dead.TANGODANCER wrote:If you could get paid for doing that the queue would stretch fro the Dole to Breightmet.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Good point. But Id still rather be in a boozer having hair o'dog.Worthy4England wrote:Silly to do that in your own time, when work can pay you for it.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Today Im angry at myself for not having the brains to book today off work as I think Im going to die.
Today I have been feeing really annoyed about this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8172738.stm
In fact, its more than annoyed I am completely disgusted.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8172738.stm
In fact, its more than annoyed I am completely disgusted.
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We have an oddity in the line of compensation. A man, his second wife and oldest son are alleged to have murdered his first wife and three oldest daughters in an honour killing in Ontario by drowning them through driving a car into a canal. Since he is a Quebec resident and the car was from Quebec the man is covered by Quebec's no-fault insurance. This means he may be entitled to death benefits of $48,000 for each child and $56,000 for the wife - close to $200,000. Weird.jaffka wrote:Today I have been feeing really annoyed about this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8172738.stm
In fact, its more than annoyed I am completely disgusted.
Now let's see, I have four children and an ex-wife....
"If you cannot answer a man's argument, all it not lost; you can still call him vile names. " Elbert Hubbard.
Today, I'm angry about OTT panic scares and nannyism.
New job is on an assembly line, so the radio is on all day (I need 4 shredded wheat and a whole day before I give my 'Radio DJ's should all die' rant), and I'm sick of the constant news articles and public service adverts. Today I heard a news piece on what was described as a 'new, worrying, eating disorder'. Now if a health condition is in fact worrying, and serious, you don't call it fecking ALCOREXIA, that doesn't even look real, and it's not a word! If it then transpires what you mean is people who don't eat to save calories for boozing or so they get drunker quicker, then you don't need a word for it because we already have 'thick' or 'alcoholic'. Speaking of things I don't need telling, we then have an advert from Brian Blessed reminding us to wash our hands. WASH OUR HANDS for gawd sake. Not only should an adult population be able to manage that without a magic talky box telling them, but if you are going to issue serious health advice, probably best to get the voiceover from someone whose public persona ISN'T that of a madman. And finally, for desert, we have the level crossing ads. Trains are big, cars are not. That in itself means risking it is pretty obviously stupid, moronic even. There's even a fecking bell, and a flashing light. If that's not enough then let the complacent feckers get smashed. That'd clear up the grey area of 'who wins: train or person?' pretty quickly. Natural selection some might call it. Whatever, just stop bombarding my ears with the same anti-idiocy adverts. A government gets the people it deserves, or something, so if you treat us like idiots, guess what you'll get. Soon there'll be folk sueing because 'there wasn't an anti-punching a lion in the face advert on the radio'.
New job is on an assembly line, so the radio is on all day (I need 4 shredded wheat and a whole day before I give my 'Radio DJ's should all die' rant), and I'm sick of the constant news articles and public service adverts. Today I heard a news piece on what was described as a 'new, worrying, eating disorder'. Now if a health condition is in fact worrying, and serious, you don't call it fecking ALCOREXIA, that doesn't even look real, and it's not a word! If it then transpires what you mean is people who don't eat to save calories for boozing or so they get drunker quicker, then you don't need a word for it because we already have 'thick' or 'alcoholic'. Speaking of things I don't need telling, we then have an advert from Brian Blessed reminding us to wash our hands. WASH OUR HANDS for gawd sake. Not only should an adult population be able to manage that without a magic talky box telling them, but if you are going to issue serious health advice, probably best to get the voiceover from someone whose public persona ISN'T that of a madman. And finally, for desert, we have the level crossing ads. Trains are big, cars are not. That in itself means risking it is pretty obviously stupid, moronic even. There's even a fecking bell, and a flashing light. If that's not enough then let the complacent feckers get smashed. That'd clear up the grey area of 'who wins: train or person?' pretty quickly. Natural selection some might call it. Whatever, just stop bombarding my ears with the same anti-idiocy adverts. A government gets the people it deserves, or something, so if you treat us like idiots, guess what you'll get. Soon there'll be folk sueing because 'there wasn't an anti-punching a lion in the face advert on the radio'.
In a world that has decided
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.
Today, I'm also angry about political party loyalty.
Politics is not football. Labour are not a football team, nor are the Tories. Blindly following any political party like they are a football team, voting for a name, not policies means we will end of with toilets overflowing with piss, and we might have to sell half of Wales to Normid. Eventually we will have to move to a new Britain, just outside Britain, with no atmosphere, and that will be France. No-one wants that. So stop doing it. That is all.
Politics is not football. Labour are not a football team, nor are the Tories. Blindly following any political party like they are a football team, voting for a name, not policies means we will end of with toilets overflowing with piss, and we might have to sell half of Wales to Normid. Eventually we will have to move to a new Britain, just outside Britain, with no atmosphere, and that will be France. No-one wants that. So stop doing it. That is all.
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In a world that has decided
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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Have you tried Valium?Prufrock wrote:Today, I'm angry about OTT panic scares and nannyism.
New job is on an assembly line, so the radio is on all day (I need 4 shredded wheat and a whole day before I give my 'Radio DJ's should all die' rant), and I'm sick of the constant news articles and public service adverts. Today I heard a news piece on what was described as a 'new, worrying, eating disorder'. Now if a health condition is in fact worrying, and serious, you don't call it fecking ALCOREXIA, that doesn't even look real, and it's not a word! If it then transpires what you mean is people who don't eat to save calories for boozing or so they get drunker quicker, then you don't need a word for it because we already have 'thick' or 'alcoholic'. Speaking of things I don't need telling, we then have an advert from Brian Blessed reminding us to wash our hands. WASH OUR HANDS for gawd sake. Not only should an adult population be able to manage that without a magic talky box telling them, but if you are going to issue serious health advice, probably best to get the voiceover from someone whose public persona ISN'T that of a madman. And finally, for desert, we have the level crossing ads. Trains are big, cars are not. That in itself means risking it is pretty obviously stupid, moronic even. There's even a fecking bell, and a flashing light. If that's not enough then let the complacent feckers get smashed. That'd clear up the grey area of 'who wins: train or person?' pretty quickly. Natural selection some might call it. Whatever, just stop bombarding my ears with the same anti-idiocy adverts. A government gets the people it deserves, or something, so if you treat us like idiots, guess what you'll get. Soon there'll be folk sueing because 'there wasn't an anti-punching a lion in the face advert on the radio'.
"If you cannot answer a man's argument, all it not lost; you can still call him vile names. " Elbert Hubbard.
vote for Valium!Montreal Wanderer wrote:Have you tried Valium?Prufrock wrote:Today, I'm angry about OTT panic scares and nannyism.
New job is on an assembly line, so the radio is on all day (I need 4 shredded wheat and a whole day before I give my 'Radio DJ's should all die' rant), and I'm sick of the constant news articles and public service adverts. Today I heard a news piece on what was described as a 'new, worrying, eating disorder'. Now if a health condition is in fact worrying, and serious, you don't call it fecking ALCOREXIA, that doesn't even look real, and it's not a word! If it then transpires what you mean is people who don't eat to save calories for boozing or so they get drunker quicker, then you don't need a word for it because we already have 'thick' or 'alcoholic'. Speaking of things I don't need telling, we then have an advert from Brian Blessed reminding us to wash our hands. WASH OUR HANDS for gawd sake. Not only should an adult population be able to manage that without a magic talky box telling them, but if you are going to issue serious health advice, probably best to get the voiceover from someone whose public persona ISN'T that of a madman. And finally, for desert, we have the level crossing ads. Trains are big, cars are not. That in itself means risking it is pretty obviously stupid, moronic even. There's even a fecking bell, and a flashing light. If that's not enough then let the complacent feckers get smashed. That'd clear up the grey area of 'who wins: train or person?' pretty quickly. Natural selection some might call it. Whatever, just stop bombarding my ears with the same anti-idiocy adverts. A government gets the people it deserves, or something, so if you treat us like idiots, guess what you'll get. Soon there'll be folk sueing because 'there wasn't an anti-punching a lion in the face advert on the radio'.
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That would be Valium + Codine methinks.Prufrock wrote:Today, I'm also angry about political party loyalty.
Politics is not football. Labour are not a football team, nor are the Tories. Blindly following any political party like they are a football team, voting for a name, not policies means we will end of with toilets overflowing with piss, and we might have to sell half of Wales to Normid. Eventually we will have to move to a new Britain, just outside Britain, with no atmosphere, and that will be France. No-one wants that. So stop doing it. That is all.
What are you rambling about? Any thoughts that the UK parties generally do anything other than follow the party whip is ill conceived.
I mean folk who start twattering on about how they've voted Labour all their lives, or Tory, even though they were born in 1456 and don't agree with anything the parties say anymore just because it's their 'badge'.
In a world that has decided
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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