I would struggle to travel anywhere where I live without a car, it is a necessity to me and my family.
Things I don't like (TIDL) thread
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I would struggle to travel anywhere where I live without a car, it is a necessity to me and my family.
Yup. But I drive it out in the sticks where only sheep live. I'm not gassing people every time they walk out a pub door! Plus it's highly efficient German engineering.
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All the gear, no idea. When I walked it some 80-year-old bloke jogged past me wearing the full 1970s 118 gear including hi-tec silver shadows. He was at the top stretching away before sprinting off for the descent.
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DJ's what though? Come on don't leave GD hanging!
Rampant apostrophe abuse
Grammar "nazi's"
Well, cant argue with that logic can I.
Roll up before you start out
I do this, but only after a fag because it's better to smell like Ralph Lauren in a meeting than trash.
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hah! Deserved I guess...Think we could have a whole thread on it's own about people who don't like @Maccy
Cats , freaking hate them. I'm all for having a pet but dont let it out all day and night to wreak havoc on the local wildlife population. Also dont be surprised when you get and big pile of your cats pooo sent back over the fence...grrr...
Owners of yappy dogs letting them yap away nonstop and ruining the quiet for everyone trying to enjoy a day in the garden.
People who let there pets get fat
Parents who let their children get fat just cos theyre fatties themselves and have no concept of child welfare
People who have late night outdoor parties with the music so loud they have to shout at each other to have a conversation with no regard for anyone within 300 meters
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Owners of yappy dogs letting them yap away nonstop and ruining the quiet for everyone trying to enjoy a day in the garden.
People who let there pets get fat
Parents who let their children get fat just cos theyre fatties themselves and have no concept of child welfare
People who have late night outdoor parties with the music so loud they have to shout at each other to have a conversation with no regard for anyone within 300 meters
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Try living in the countryside without one and report back to us. Somewhere with the nearest shop is 3-4 miles away and only opens when the owner can be bothered. Or you can use the daily bus service if you don’t mind being stuck in the nearest town all day.
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A bad wedding DJ is the fault of the people booking them.
Even in 1980 our DJ played everything we wanted and one of my daughters has already given her list for her wedding in 2020.
Things I dont dont like - @coa9991 going by his first posts on here
but is he/she making their first posts
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I agree, I banned ours from playing anything pre 90's
Sadly I had no control over this one and he played the standard *badwordshere* stuff.
Boom! Very well said.
Yes!! Grrrrr! They get words until they move the inconsiderate fools (except for the guy who was waiting for his family to come out of tesco... he didn't move
)Veteran drivers that moan about new drivers thinking they are ace, forgetting they were crap and new also at one time.
People on forums that think they are something ace (when not), probably to make up for being, well, a bit lacking and crap in real life.
People blocking the shopping aisle to chat.
Snobbery.
People on forums that think they are something ace (when not), probably to make up for being, well, a bit lacking and crap in real life.
People blocking the shopping aisle to chat.
Snobbery.
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People who reach age 30 and moan that life is tough when they are unwilling to show even the slightest hint of ambition/accountability to move upwards from minimum wage.
People who do a degree with no real world application then wonder why they can't find a well paid job.
People who do a degree with no real world application then wonder why they can't find a well paid job.
Call them out, let's liven up this thread
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The place I work has had so many improvement projects and restructures over the last 3 years it is hard to keep track of what is going on!
Yep, goes back to my best friend who is 35 and still on minimum wage then wonders why people such as my younger brother who is 23 is earning double than him. And all my brother does is sits in a office or at home, shutting down illegal steams. While my friend slaves away in a manual labour factory job.
On a side note, looking back through this thread its nice to moan about these things. They are all 1st world problems. I suppose we are all privileged!?!?!
No one has posted anything worrying such as "not knowing then their next pay check will be to put food on the table." We don't have it so bad after all.
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Meh, poor people.
Oh, a new one for me. I dont know how to phrase this, so i'll just say "material idiots". By that I mean people who have no concept of fixing / repair / maintenance and just throw things away when they no longer function.
Case and point; "Shop well for less" (a BBC one programme): the family on there bought a new vacuum cleaner every 6 (?) months, because the old one stopped working. They never threw the old ones away or recycled them, or bothered to investigate why. Turns out it was a £5 filter needed changing (or even easier, washing). This attitude drives me up the wall. They literally had 5-6 vacuums worth £1000+ just sitting there 'broken'.... and never wondering why they were broken. I despair. Disposable planet syndrome.
Case and point; "Shop well for less" (a BBC one programme): the family on there bought a new vacuum cleaner every 6 (?) months, because the old one stopped working. They never threw the old ones away or recycled them, or bothered to investigate why. Turns out it was a £5 filter needed changing (or even easier, washing). This attitude drives me up the wall. They literally had 5-6 vacuums worth £1000+ just sitting there 'broken'.... and never wondering why they were broken. I despair. Disposable planet syndrome.