Cellarite
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Having threads pulled and not having a clue why.
Is that when a packed lunch gets all flappy?Should be watching loose women lol
Everyone knows Wet wipes go on the Match day thread.That advert where the little kid doesn't know whether wet wipes should go in the toilet or the bin,
He gets on my fucking nerves.That advert where the little kid doesn't know whether wet wipes should go in the toilet or the bin, there's something about his voice that really annoys me! That advert seems to be on the TV/radio every five minutes. I'm sure he's a lovely kid really.
Not with her it's not.Is that a euphemism?
Let us know when you’re home safe mate.People who whistle in public. Just entered my changing cubicle after my swim this morning, and a bloke entered the adjacent cubicle, even though the rest of the cubicles in the changing room were empty. Whatever happened to social distancing, by the way?
Anyway, said bloke instantly started whistling while changing. Why do people insist on doing this? Is it just a nervous reaction to silence, or do they just create noise pollution to be deliberately annoying?
I'm with Depeche Mode. I enjoy the silence!
I swear my wife uses a sneeze to try and give me a heart attack.Sneezing. Used to get a little buzz out of a sneeze, now they just wind me up.
There is one outside my granddaughter's school. Warning signs, zig-zags, yellow lines, the full panoply...and all totally ignored.All schools should have a no parking zone, the priority on leaving schools should be that children can disperse safely.
I was in pub watching a local band do their set. Whilst most people applauded, one guy was constantly giving out loud fingers-in-mouth screeching whistles. Total attention seeker.People who whistle in public. Just entered my changing cubicle after my swim this morning, and a bloke entered the adjacent cubicle, even though the rest of the cubicles in the changing room were empty. Whatever happened to social distancing, by the way?
Anyway, said bloke instantly started whistling while changing. Why do people insist on doing this? Is it just a nervous reaction to silence, or do they just create noise pollution to be deliberately annoying?
I'm with Depeche Mode. I enjoy the silence!
I was in pub watching a local band do their set. Whilst most people applauded, one guy was constantly giving out loud fingers-in-mouth screeching whistles. Total attention seeker.
do you know Dave?People who ask you a question and then tell you that you're wrong when you answer them.
If you already know what the fuck are you asking me for?