| Your Room101 17:55 - Jan 18 with 11723 views | perchrockjack |
1. People who say" enjoy" in restaurants .. Just disingenuous shyte
2. Plastic covering on razor blades. Just dangerous to get off
3. Petrol stations with signs " use other pump...as you ve just arrived at pump
4.People who use the word " dude" and " cool " now well out of date
5. Sit on lawn mowers ...get off and push you idle feckers and build an Orangery
6. Pubic hair left in public urinal ..just shave it off ffs or at least trim neatly
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| Your Room101 on 14:02 - Jan 19 with 1991 views | Kerouac |
I use a tractor to do mine. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 14:11 - Jan 19 with 1982 views | Lohengrin |
| Your Room101 on 01:37 - Jan 19 by Swanjaxs |
Tell you what was strange, when ginger asked the crowd "so is it mainly Welsh here today?" .... WTF like |
A fair question, he was in Cardiff. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 14:12 - Jan 19 with 1981 views | Highjack |
| Your Room101 on 10:23 - Jan 19 by trampie |
I would struggle to cut my grass without a sit down lawnmower. |
Buying a lawnmower from B and Q is just feeding the capitalist system further.
Leanne uses a scythe fashioned from metal salvaged from ancient coracles. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 14:17 - Jan 19 with 1974 views | Swanjaxs |
| Your Room101 on 14:11 - Jan 19 by Lohengrin |
A fair question, he was in Cardiff. |
Absolutely! Did he expect most of the crowd to be eastern european?.... saying that 🤔 |  |
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| Your Room101 on 14:52 - Jan 19 with 1957 views | swanjackal |
1. Babies
2. Children
3. Teenagers
4. Adults
5. Old people
6. Cats.
7. Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses, and the people who put them there.
8. Dancers
9. Motorcyclists
10. Cyclists. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 15:04 - Jan 19 with 1947 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Your Room101 on 14:52 - Jan 19 by swanjackal |
1. Babies
2. Children
3. Teenagers
4. Adults
5. Old people
6. Cats.
7. Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses, and the people who put them there.
8. Dancers
9. Motorcyclists
10. Cyclists. |
"Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses"
Where on earth do you live? | | | |
| Your Room101 on 15:06 - Jan 19 with 1944 views | Lohengrin |
| Your Room101 on 15:04 - Jan 19 by londonlisa2001 |
"Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses"
Where on earth do you live? |
They exist. Fear those who put them there. | |
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| Your Room101 on 16:04 - Jan 19 with 1915 views | jackal |
| Your Room101 on 09:39 - Jan 19 by AustinIsOurHero |
To further point No 1 from the OP, when the waiter loiters by your table to ask if everything's OK with your meal... just as you're taking a mouthful of food! |
I'm with you on this.
However when you want another drink you can't get their attention for love or money. |  | | |
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| Your Room101 on 16:33 - Jan 19 with 1887 views | waynekerr55 |
| Your Room101 on 15:04 - Jan 19 by londonlisa2001 |
"Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses"
Where on earth do you live? |
Next door to David Icke, I presume. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 16:39 - Jan 19 with 1875 views | lifelong |
Drivers that drive up your arse, metaphorically speaking of course. [Post edited 19 Jan 2018 18:06]
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| Your Room101 on 18:04 - Jan 19 with 1845 views | changingman |
1. People who don't indicate, either at roundabouts or junctions.
2. People who park directly outside the doors at Tesco/Asda (usually a 4x4)
Do you have a privilege over us normal people who have to park in the car park spaces?
3. Hymns & Arias at The Liberty. Hate it, it's a rugby song. | | | |
| Your Room101 on 18:42 - Jan 19 with 1815 views | jack2jack |
| Your Room101 on 22:07 - Jan 18 by longlostjack |
Stupidly over the top descriptions of food on menus. " A tantalising blend of traditional herbs in a delicious creamy ........
Bald headed middle aged "managers" doing "business" on the phone on the train out of Paddington. "I'm alligned John and going forward I think we can nail it."
Cowboy hats, Daffodil faces and Sheep hats at the rugby. |
I'll add to that tossers who,touch base and push the envelope etc,just wtf, pretentious nonsense, as if people are impressed.Just fook off! |  | | |
| Your Room101 on 18:45 - Jan 19 with 1803 views | jack2jack |
| Your Room101 on 08:41 - Jan 19 by perchrockjack |
Some great replies .
One last item
People who refer to you as " mate" when they don't know you at all. |
Totally agree mate nothing more annoying  | | | |
| Your Room101 on 13:11 - Jan 20 with 1708 views | swanjackal |
| Your Room101 on 15:04 - Jan 19 by londonlisa2001 |
"Fake giant plastic butterflies on houses"
Where on earth do you live? |
I've told you in the past, I'm flattered, but I'm a happily married man. | |
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| Your Room101 on 18:37 - Jan 20 with 1631 views | perchrockjack |
Room is full now | |
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| Your Room101 on 19:13 - Jan 20 with 1601 views | FieryJack |
| Your Room101 on 21:34 - Jan 18 by Jack59 |
Yes the people who answer questions beginning with 'How' 'Why' 'When' 'Who'
They always start their answer with the word 'So'
Did this start on social media and everyone followed like sheep?
But It's not limited to those only capable of socialising on the internet, I've seen the head of the BMA doing it on the BBC lunchtime news. and he's a man in his 60's who should know better.
Could it be a way of distinguishing the Alien replica's or shape-shifters, from their original human equivalent who may now be in another Galaxy or Dimension?
Will have to listen carefully to Trump, that could be a clue. |
Weirdly, this offensive use of the word "so" at the beginning of a sentence, does not seem to have originated with the slovenly prole class.
On the contrary, it seems to be used almost exclusively by highly educated academics, particularly when they're being interviewed on Radio 4. Reckon it originated amongst annoying, US campus-based scientists.
More hates:
Gentrification.
Middle class hipster bas*ards.
Gin bars.
Anything trendy.
American cultural imperialism.
White rastas.
Every single local commercial radio station in the U.K., along with their slimy, cretinous, smarmy DJs.
Dumbed down TV progs (that's 90% of the schedule).
Lack of public phone boxes.
Facecloth.
Scented dandies.
Murderous boy racers on Manningham Lane.
Cut glass accents.
I now need a bloody drink. |  | | |
| Your Room101 on 19:41 - Jan 20 with 1559 views | Darran |
My room 101.
1. People that support historic child abusers.
2. People that support historic sex abusers.
3. People that physically abuse innocent bystanders from a position of power.
4. People that bodyshame women.
5. Racists. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 20:02 - Jan 20 with 1535 views | perchrockjack |
Thank you fiery fir bringing my thread back on track
I ll add that derailleur safe often problematic | |
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| Your Room101 on 20:48 - Jan 20 with 1500 views | Wingstandwood |
| Your Room101 on 00:25 - Jan 19 by Kerouac |
1. The infantilism in the UK around the subject of the NHS
2. People who say "hand the Falklands back. What do we want it for ? Look at a map, they belong to Argentina!" ...and then go on their hols to the Canary Islands.
3. British people who refer to the Falkland Islands as "Islas Malvinas". C*nts.
4. Dianne Abbot
5. Scrappy Doo
6. Popular quiz show 'Pointless', only ever caught 5 minutes of it but f*ck me was it tedious and stupid.
7. That w*nker gay butler who has made a career out of Princess Diana's death.
8. The collective emotional incontinence displayed in the UK following Princess Diana's death.
9. The return of Craig David, FFS.
10. People who refer to acts like 'Take That' as a "band". Feck off!
11. "Comedians" who aren't (see Tim Vine, Jo Brand)
12. The price of kids comics...and not even any stories in them...feck right fecking off.
13. People who talk to me every day re: Bitcoin
14. Piped in "Hymns and Arias"
15. Cold callers who keep doing the script despite me telling them I'm not interested "feck off" within 5 seconds of answering the call...
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Thank God I'm not the only one irritated by Paul Burrell! The way he repeatedly name-drops the words "Her Majesty" and "Diana"? That should come to an end by means of Royal protocol medieval style i.e. found guilty of treason and dragged into a dungeon underneath the Tower Of London so he can forever shut up. |  |
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| Your Room101 on 21:22 - Jan 20 with 1469 views | angryjack |
Pedestrians who press the green man at five in the morning when I'm the only motorist on the road and I got to stop to let them cross when all they had do is let me pass and cross the road | | | |
| Your Room101 on 21:53 - Jan 20 with 1434 views | Jack59 |
| Your Room101 on 19:13 - Jan 20 by FieryJack |
Weirdly, this offensive use of the word "so" at the beginning of a sentence, does not seem to have originated with the slovenly prole class.
On the contrary, it seems to be used almost exclusively by highly educated academics, particularly when they're being interviewed on Radio 4. Reckon it originated amongst annoying, US campus-based scientists.
More hates:
Gentrification.
Middle class hipster bas*ards.
Gin bars.
Anything trendy.
American cultural imperialism.
White rastas.
Every single local commercial radio station in the U.K., along with their slimy, cretinous, smarmy DJs.
Dumbed down TV progs (that's 90% of the schedule).
Lack of public phone boxes.
Facecloth.
Scented dandies.
Murderous boy racers on Manningham Lane.
Cut glass accents.
I now need a bloody drink. |
Don't know about that, I've seen a lot of lower management types, undergraduates and even the unemployable doing the same when interviewed on TV.
Are you sure you haven't now recognised this as a personal expressive language disorder that you have, and you're not trying to 'big up' all the culprits?
'unemployable' is a term which I have borrowed for effect in the above.
It was used predominately in the 60's 70's and 80's as a term for an uneducated layabout, or one who would shirk away from opportunities of work. Of course it has no relevance today, but I apologise to anyone who may take offence for what they may have been at one time.
That should cut the flak in half! | | | |
| Your Room101 on 22:13 - Jan 20 with 1410 views | Swanjaxs |
Two things pìss me off...
1: queue jumpers ( especially at a bar)
2: Shaving gel | |
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| Your Room101 on 09:18 - Jan 21 with 1332 views | waynekerr55 |
| Your Room101 on 22:13 - Jan 20 by Swanjaxs |
Two things pìss me off...
1: queue jumpers ( especially at a bar)
2: Shaving gel |
With regards point 1, a few Christmases ago we were having our work Christmas lunch. It was an interesting day as it was the last day for a senior leader due to intervention from the FE commissioner's team. The chair of the governing body walked to the front of the queue. After what they had let go unchallenged and the fact the organisation needed external intervention to drive change, if the chair was 30 years younger and I didn't have a family to provide for I would have gladly two footed the cūnt in the throat. | |
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| Your Room101 on 09:35 - Jan 21 with 1317 views | gosfordjack |
Tired idle overweight feckers who park as near to the supermarket doors as they can.
Kunts who charge over inflated prices for alchoholic drinks. | | | |
| Your Room101 on 12:18 - Jan 21 with 1252 views | wobbly |
1. Cyber harassment
2. Cyber bullying
3. People who relentlessly pursue other people around Internet forums
4. Cyber trolls
5. Racists |  | | |
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