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minor things that make you fume
- Thread starter moosed
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People leaving drink cans/bottles on bus seats. Some scruff had left a half eaten sarnie on his seat when he got off the bus I was on this morning. The vast majority of bus stops have a rubbish bin nearby, take your rubbish with you! 
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The little sleeve that you try and put your umbrella in - or not.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Being unable to avoid seeing the big screens in the gym I go to.
I say this as for the umpteenth time, earlier today I was subject to on Sky, Premier League Goals , Liverpool v Everton. As if I need reminding of our piss poor record against the vermin. Like I say, its impossible to avoid watching the screens and it grinds that you can count on one hand the games were we actually won. Then for every three goals of theirs we are treated to a goal from an Everton player.
Its a crying shame!
I say this as for the umpteenth time, earlier today I was subject to on Sky, Premier League Goals , Liverpool v Everton. As if I need reminding of our piss poor record against the vermin. Like I say, its impossible to avoid watching the screens and it grinds that you can count on one hand the games were we actually won. Then for every three goals of theirs we are treated to a goal from an Everton player.
Its a crying shame!
Gwlacticos
Player Valuation: £10m
Just been round some divs house to pick up £1600 worth of iTunes vouchers, but somehow, he’s rumbled my scam. Now in the back of a police car. Starving as well, managed to accidentally leave half my bloody sarnies on the bus earlier.
I'm not expecting sympathy on this one, but my in-laws are getting on my nerves...
Mrs. tree is very big on always getting on with everyone, even if it means grinning and pretending to have fun for the sake of doing things that her family want to do even when it's not of interest to us. We've had several minor instances of this over the last couple years and I am very much of the view that if someone's being a prick it's important to tell them, and if you are invited along to something that is of no interest to you then its perfectly ok to decline. In her family, these are both cardinal sins.
For the second time this year we are going on a hot beach resort-style holiday (neither of us like these, we are both ski fanatics) with her family, because all her siblings crave hot weather and apparently 33 degrees for two entire months in England doesn't count. After finally getting to grips with this I thought I could tough it out, but I've just discovered that the dates we are away for this mean that she and I will be unable to attend either of John Williams' live performances this year. The man is well into his eighties and has announced that he will retire after the next Star Wars movie, so I'm now worried that we might not ever get to see him in the flesh. She won't budge, so instead of enjoying an evening listening to one of the world's greatest ever composer/conductors, I have to slap on a ton of factor fifty and try not to murder a bunch of spoilt tits who mock me for liking classical music in the first place.
I don't even feel better for ranting about it on here ffs.
Mrs. tree is very big on always getting on with everyone, even if it means grinning and pretending to have fun for the sake of doing things that her family want to do even when it's not of interest to us. We've had several minor instances of this over the last couple years and I am very much of the view that if someone's being a prick it's important to tell them, and if you are invited along to something that is of no interest to you then its perfectly ok to decline. In her family, these are both cardinal sins.
For the second time this year we are going on a hot beach resort-style holiday (neither of us like these, we are both ski fanatics) with her family, because all her siblings crave hot weather and apparently 33 degrees for two entire months in England doesn't count. After finally getting to grips with this I thought I could tough it out, but I've just discovered that the dates we are away for this mean that she and I will be unable to attend either of John Williams' live performances this year. The man is well into his eighties and has announced that he will retire after the next Star Wars movie, so I'm now worried that we might not ever get to see him in the flesh. She won't budge, so instead of enjoying an evening listening to one of the world's greatest ever composer/conductors, I have to slap on a ton of factor fifty and try not to murder a bunch of spoilt tits who mock me for liking classical music in the first place.
I don't even feel better for ranting about it on here ffs.
You can choose your friends but you can't choose your relatives. Sad fact
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The thought of Christmas with mine again, is already giving me sleepless nights.
You have my deepest sympathies.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
According to the Radio Times, this weeks Celebrity Masterchef contains :
'The final quintet of famous faces - Jay Blades, Lisa Maxwell, A J Pritchard, Stella Parton and Clare Amfo.'
I've never heard of any of them. In what way are any of them celebrities ? Is it me ? Am I alone in not knowing who they are ?
'The final quintet of famous faces - Jay Blades, Lisa Maxwell, A J Pritchard, Stella Parton and Clare Amfo.'
I've never heard of any of them. In what way are any of them celebrities ? Is it me ? Am I alone in not knowing who they are ?
My wifes parents are ok but xmas day with the whole extended family puts me in a foul mood for about a month leading up to it.
I only recognise one as a Radio One DJ but not sure if that classes as celebrity.
Methuselah
Player Valuation: £35m
There are so many cooking programs on TV, for so many years now, they are running out of 'celebrities'.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
mate, what is it about this woman/people that means you can't just say no? I mean, not going to the concerts is something you will regret for the rest of your life, something you will resent your in-laws for forever, and potentially even your wife. Neither of you want to go on holiday anyway - why can't you just say no? UNless you've already spent the money, in which case I see the problem, but the root cause is not saying no in the first place.
You have my sympathy's anyway. I can't stand my in-laws either, which is why I learned to say no