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  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867
    MrOneLung said:
    You make it sound like it closes like the Millennium Stadium which it doesnt.

    there is a small portion that slides back to allow sunlight on the pitch.


    Yeah because I really thought it had a roof that was closed ALL THE TIME!

    Jeez.
  • IdleHans
    IdleHans Posts: 10,969
    Others have probably mentioned something similar but the staggering inability of everyone else in my household to competenly load even one fecking item into the dishwasher.
    I don't understand dishwashers 

    My bird has one, the amount of time you have to faff around with it you could have washed it up yourself.  And you also have to wait days to fill it up meaning there's nothing clean and you almost resort to the paper plates. 
    My in-laws also have one. Pa-in-law, being inspector gadget, has to have every mod con, and in fairness it's a good dishwasher. But, even when we are staying and there's four of us in the house, I have to keep opening it up to find a mug and then hand wash it myself after a couple of days as we wait for the day a full wash is ready. Never seen the need for one unless you have a big family, as you say - it's quicker to just do it by hand.       
    I don’t like washing up and I use my dishwasher as a bit of a cupboard. There is only the two of us now, sometimes we don’t wash up for days on end. 
    Please tell me you don't mean you and the dishwasher
  • charltonkeston
    charltonkeston Posts: 7,365
    IdleHans said:
    Others have probably mentioned something similar but the staggering inability of everyone else in my household to competenly load even one fecking item into the dishwasher.
    I don't understand dishwashers 

    My bird has one, the amount of time you have to faff around with it you could have washed it up yourself.  And you also have to wait days to fill it up meaning there's nothing clean and you almost resort to the paper plates. 
    My in-laws also have one. Pa-in-law, being inspector gadget, has to have every mod con, and in fairness it's a good dishwasher. But, even when we are staying and there's four of us in the house, I have to keep opening it up to find a mug and then hand wash it myself after a couple of days as we wait for the day a full wash is ready. Never seen the need for one unless you have a big family, as you say - it's quicker to just do it by hand.       
    I don’t like washing up and I use my dishwasher as a bit of a cupboard. There is only the two of us now, sometimes we don’t wash up for days on end. 
    Please tell me you don't mean you and the dishwasher
    I love my dishwasher 
  • Greenie
    Greenie Posts: 9,172
    IdleHans said:
    Others have probably mentioned something similar but the staggering inability of everyone else in my household to competenly load even one fecking item into the dishwasher.
    I don't understand dishwashers 

    My bird has one, the amount of time you have to faff around with it you could have washed it up yourself.  And you also have to wait days to fill it up meaning there's nothing clean and you almost resort to the paper plates. 
    My in-laws also have one. Pa-in-law, being inspector gadget, has to have every mod con, and in fairness it's a good dishwasher. But, even when we are staying and there's four of us in the house, I have to keep opening it up to find a mug and then hand wash it myself after a couple of days as we wait for the day a full wash is ready. Never seen the need for one unless you have a big family, as you say - it's quicker to just do it by hand.       
    I don’t like washing up and I use my dishwasher as a bit of a cupboard. There is only the two of us now, sometimes we don’t wash up for days on end. 
    Please tell me you don't mean you and the dishwasher
    I love my dishwasher 
    I married mine.
  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,156
    edited May 2019
    Others have probably mentioned something similar but the staggering inability of everyone else in my household to competenly load even one fecking item into the dishwasher.
    I don't understand dishwashers 

    My bird has one, the amount of time you have to faff around with it you could have washed it up yourself.  And you also have to wait days to fill it up meaning there's nothing clean and you almost resort to the paper plates. 
    My in-laws also have one. Pa-in-law, being inspector gadget, has to have every mod con, and in fairness it's a good dishwasher. But, even when we are staying and there's four of us in the house, I have to keep opening it up to find a mug and then hand wash it myself after a couple of days as we wait for the day a full wash is ready. Never seen the need for one unless you have a big family, as you say - it's quicker to just do it by hand.       
    I don’t like washing up and I use my dishwasher as a bit of a cupboard. There is only the two of us now, sometimes we don’t wash up for days on end. 
    A cupboard for dirty plates and cutlery? :s  ;)
  • jondon76
    jondon76 Posts: 294
    Fking Rickshaws!!! and cyclists
  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,601
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.
    Not as much as you after sunday
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    edited May 2019
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.


  • THANK YOU FOR CALLING CHARLTON ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB, UNFORTUNATELY THIS QUEUE IF FULL................................. If I hear it one more time I will be signing it on Sunday when we are 3 nil up ;-)
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  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    THANK YOU FOR CALLING CHARLTON ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB, UNFORTUNATELY THIS QUEUE IF FULL................................. If I hear it one more time I will be signing it on Sunday when we are 3 nil up ;-)
    to the tune of maybe its because im a londoner..


    Thank you for calling Charlton football cub, unfortunately the queue is full...
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 94,319
    The fact I've come down with a bloody cold right before Sunday!!

    Just hope it shifts beforehand!!... Not going to stay away from Wembley but would rather not be having to blow my nose every five mins!!
  • stackitsteve
    stackitsteve Posts: 12,102
    The fact I've come down with a bloody cold right before Sunday!!

    Just hope it shifts beforehand!!... Not going to stay away from Wembley but would rather not be having to blow my nose every five mins!!
    I’ve had a cold the last few of days. Was weirdly grateful when I felt shit on Monday as I had “I’ll be better by Sunday” in mind. Improved now but still not great. Typical timing. 
  • SuedeAdidas
    SuedeAdidas Posts: 7,741
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.


    “I hope snogging with SPG counts”
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,008

    The fact I've come down with a bloody cold right before Sunday!!

    Just hope it shifts beforehand!!... Not going to stay away from Wembley but would rather not be having to blow my nose every five mins!!
    I’ve had a cold the last few of days. Was weirdly grateful when I felt shit on Monday as I had “I’ll be better by Sunday” in mind. Improved now but still not great. Typical timing. 
    A few beers will sort you out on Sunday.
  • man_at_milletts
    man_at_milletts Posts: 5,620
    edited May 2019
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.


    You're not cooking them right.  Slow braise with carrots and onions. Similar to squirrels

  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    My wife agreeing to look after the school guinea pigs at half term. They f*****g stink.
    Imagine how they are going to feel after having to watch you pulling yourself to pieces for the entire week. 
  • JaShea99
    JaShea99 Posts: 5,458
    THANK YOU FOR CALLING CHARLTON ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB, UNFORTUNATELY THIS QUEUE IF FULL................................. If I hear it one more time I will be signing it on Sunday when we are 3 nil up ;-)
    That would be a really weird signature.
  • muppetman
    muppetman Posts: 287
    The fact I've come down with a bloody cold right before Sunday!!

    Just hope it shifts beforehand!!... Not going to stay away from Wembley but would rather not be having to blow my nose every five mins!!
    Try Contacts, (the cold and flu remedy) they always work for me.
  • Greenie
    Greenie Posts: 9,172
    The bbc news sport bulletin just now, they lead with Celtic doing a treble treble, Phil Neville getting nutmegged by one of his women’s team, some cricketer hurting his finger, a rugby match where there will be over 30,000 people there.....not one mention that it is play off weekend. Unbelievable!
    Where do they get these useless journos!
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  • StigThundercock
    StigThundercock Posts: 3,722
    Pissed up mouth breathing plastic Addick on the jubilee out of Wembley last night in loco parentis his own 5 y.o. daughter, obscenely mugging off a protest shirt wearer. You’re a shambling disgrace and waste of oxygen, your poor kid has no chance with you as a role model.  You don’t ‘get’ the protest, fine, so what?  Keep your prejudice and your profane invective to yourself.  Good to see the black&white clad chap was classy enough to blank you and leave you hanging in your own pitiful ignorance, to the quiet amusement of all others present.
    Do us all a favour, stay home in future, you’ll humiliate yourself a bit less there.
  • StigThundercock
    StigThundercock Posts: 3,722
    THANK YOU FOR CALLING CHARLTON ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB, UNFORTUNATELY THIS QUEUE IF FULL................................. If I hear it one more time I will be signing it on Sunday when we are 3 nil up ;-)
    Good of you to learn signing to share the communication with our hearing impaired neighbours 
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,026
    Lolo rosso
    Garden umbrellas
    Pre-moulded electrical plugs
  • RedPanda
    RedPanda Posts: 4,987
    Cryptic thread titles. Usually just a name so you have no idea whether it’s going to be inane, if someone has died, or somewhere in the middle.
  • PopIcon
    PopIcon Posts: 5,970
    When you got to touch something on your screen and ad advert pops and in that split second it takes your brain to process where to press the screen has moved and you inadvertently press something else.

    Happens all the flipping time...

  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,601
    PopIcon said:
    When you got to touch something on your screen and ad advert pops and in that split second it takes your brain to process where to press the screen has moved and you 'inadvertently' press BBW.

    Happens all the flipping time...


  • i_b_b_o_r_g
    i_b_b_o_r_g Posts: 18,948
    PopIcon said:
    When you got to touch something on your screen and ad advert pops and in that split second it takes your brain to process where to press the screen has moved and you inadvertently press something else.

    Happens all the flipping time...

    Me an all mate, but that's what happens surfing the net with only one hand available

    ; )
  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,156

  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,008
    PopIcon said:
    When you got to touch something on your screen and ad advert pops and in that split second it takes your brain to process where to press the screen has moved and you inadvertently press something else.

    Happens all the flipping time...

    You need Adblocker Ultimate.
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