Stupid little things that bug you

[Blue Mist]

So, people who think that language evolving is a personal insult to their eardrums and we all should still be talking like Shakespeare or some shit.

Innit. You da man. One love, peace out.

 

[Longballutd]

Constantly hearing and reading about shithousery everywhere. Talk about overuse of a term.

 

[laserblue]

So, people who think that language evolving is a personal insult to their eardrums and we all should still be talking like Shakespeare or some shit.

So, we should of always like been like talking like fuckwits from the get go?

 

[Stephen230]

So, we should of always like been like talking like fuckwits from the get go?

Yeah dude. But like evolving fuckwittery. That’s the awesome way language kinda works innit?

 

[willipp]

Shitty radio adverts that make me never want to buy that product ever again. There’s a lottery scratch card one on over Xmas and it hurts my ears when it comes on and instantly makes me turn over.

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Innit. You da man. One love, peace off.

 

[staffsblue]

People who think it's socially acceptable to play music or other clips on their phones in public places without headphones. The worst of this is when they play TikTok content so it's just a few seconds of loud noise followed by another.
Got exposed to two examples of this yesterday. Once on a tram, and once in a restaurant. Why on earth would someone play music on their phone in a restaurant? Frankly bizarre & completely anti social behaviour.

 

[normskih]

So, we should have always like been like talking like fuckwits from the get go?

‘from the get go’….that’s another, arghhhhh.

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

When I get charged for being 1 kilo overweight on my hand luggage and I'm 74 KG and the person in front of me is about 100KG

Back in the 60's, when some transatlantic flights were made by prop-aircraft, it was a fairly common proceedure to weigh passengers. I once flew from La Guardia back to Manchester on a converted cargo CL-44 plane and all passenger were weighed. One very large lady refused to get on the scakes and a long arguement followed. A compromise was reached when she agreed to be weighed while holding all her baggage.

 

[Blue Mist]

Back in the 60's, when some transatlantic flights were made by prop-aircraft, it was a fairly common proceedure to weigh passengers. I once flew from La Guardia back to Manchester on a converted cargo CL-44 plane and all passenger were weighed. One very large lady refused to get on the scakes and a long arguement followed. A compromise was reached when she agreed to be weighed while holding all her baggage.

There's a Les Dawson joke just waiting to be retold in this post.