Uncle Wally One Ball
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Thats a polite adjective for them
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Stupid little things that bug you
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Bonzo Nododo
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As alwaysThat's nothing, Trafford Rovers are costing a fortune to run and still the swamp dwellers are revolting
Grassland Blue
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Sìlly sausage...There is nothing worst than that
laserblue
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Especially the arseholes who use them as 'park anywhere I fucking like' lights. Pedestrian crossings, double yellow lines, bus stops, etc.Arseholes who feel the need to put their hazard lights on when all they’ve done is park, especially when you can only see one side of the car so it appears that they’re indicating to pull out
lust overlord
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Especially the arseholes who use them as 'park anywhere I fucking like' lights. Pedestrian crossings, double yellow lines, bus stops, etc.
Deflector shields are activated when the hazards are turned on aren't they?
Big mals fedora
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Don’t know why this annoys me so much, but my Mrs always calls her coffee a brew. It’s not a brew, a cup of tea is a brew. A cup of coffee is a cup of coffee. Ffs I’m getting wound up just writing it!!!!!……
Totally agree, sooooo, say to her, 'I'm making a brew, do you want one ' and then take her a cup of tea. If she kicks off just tell her to use the correct terminology.Don’t know why this annoys me so much, but my Mrs always calls her coffee a brew. It’s not a brew, a cup of tea is a brew. A cup of coffee is a cup of coffee. Ffs I’m getting wound up just writing it!!!!!……
Barcon
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Even more confusing is Canadians calling a beer a "brew".Totally agree, sooooo, say to her, 'I'm making a brew, do you want one ' and then take her a cup of tea. If she kicks off just tell her to use the correct terminology.