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*Guinness… please spell the sacred liquid properly mate hahaMust have been on the Guiness the night before.
*Guinness… please spell the sacred liquid properly mate hahaMust have been on the Guiness the night before.
Of course they're in private health schemes. They are reasonably paid TV stars and they have a schedule to keep.How is it that when anyone has to go to hospital in Coronation Street (as they frequently do) they are invariably put in a nice private ward, instead of sharing a public ward with five other old buggers, all snoring, farting, talking in their sleep, moaning, coughing and with nurses coming in all night to see to them and waking you up, like happens to me?
Are they all in some private health scheme?
What is it with women and soap operas ?No, but the Mrs likes to watch and I am compelled to be present while it's on.
I didn't say I actually WATCHED it.......
No, you carried out something without proper preparation and planningPeople who say pre-planned.
So you planned it before you ergh planned it or did you plan to plan it before you ....oh forget it. You sound stupid.
Eh ! You either plan something ahead of an event or you don't. You can't pre plan something.No, you carried out something without proper preparation and planning
I think pre planning is planning the actual planEh ! You either plan something ahead of an event or you don't. You can't pre plan something.
One can however act on something pre plannedEh ! You either plan something ahead of an event or you don't. You can't pre plan something.
Churchill 'I want to liberate Europe, General Smith can you draw up a plan.One can however act on something pre planned
What about Bootsiz ?Tesco
Its TESCO....you dont go to Tesco's / Tescos....you go to TESCO
Or just for a laugh maybe.I read an account of the battles fought during The Wars of the Roses. After a surgeon amputated a soldier's arm or leg, they would often get someone to piss on the wound as a form on antiseptic.
Luxury! Our dad used to feed us bits of stones,if we were lucky.Fucking germaphobes. When I was a kid I would pick up chewed up bubble gum off the rd and eat it. Usually had tyre tracks in it and I had to pick out the bits of stones.
It's that "sort some stuff out" that pisses me off with Mrs. Dobber.@roach3 How about....
'What time do you want to leave?'
'9.30.
'Well I still have to dry my hair, do my make up, get ready and sort some stuff out, I won't be ready until 10, maybe later'
'So why did you ask me, why not just say you'd be ready at 10.30, well go then,'
I'll let you guess which is me and which is Mrs Mist but as a clue, I don't wear make up or take 3 hours to get ready for the shops.
"Bib" haha,love it, not heard that for ages.I actually bib, flash my headlights and wave to them to get their attention, funny how they know exactly what I mean.
Another one, those that let you out, but raise their finger off the steering wheel, point at you, and then move their finger in the direction for you to go, just the once like they’re in charge and ordering you around, many a time I’ve just told them to ‘fuck off’ and waited for someone who has the courtesy to look at you, give you the thumbs up, and wave you in (like I do), funny how they know exactly why you’re doing it too, guess there’s just loads of arrogant wanker drivers out there.
File for divorce immediately.I have always found it irritating playing Scrabble with people who know loads of completely obscure words. However. My other half plays 'Words with Friends' with her Mother which is a kind of App based scrabble. She was busy tonight so asked me to play in her place. Some of the words her mother played (and were accepted) were;
Mea
Ab (an abbreviation which to me is not a word)
De
Huger (bad english)
Phiz
Trad
Oda
Ladens
WTF ???
It's short for "Tesco's supermarket", just like going to "your parent's" or "your parents' " or "your sister's" etc, the missing word is inferred.Tesco
Its TESCO....you dont go to Tesco's / Tescos....you go to TESCO
You are Victor Meldrew and I claim my £5Thank you, was going to post the same.
"I'm no royalist...."
Almost as anoying as
"You are so and so, and I claim my £5"