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Sue Smith covering our game on ssn , useless cow has been getting herself all wet over Benrahma and Brentford all night, didn’t even know Phillips’ name.
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I have inexplicably started to sing (in my head) supercalifragilisticexpialidocious whilst wet shaving. That's one syllable to each swish of the razor. It started last week and it's really beginning to piss me off.3
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One swish per syllable? How many packs of Rizla do you get through?Raith_C_Chattonell said:I have inexplicably started to sing (in my head) supercalifragilisticexpialidocious whilst wet shaving. That's one syllable to each swish of the razor. It started last week and it's really beginning to piss me off.2 -
I wrote as much on the match thread. She literally couldnt wait for Brentford to score. Almost a liberty that we had the front to score.cafcdave123 said:Sue Smith covering our game on ssn , useless cow has been getting herself all wet over Benrahma and Brentford all night, didn’t even know Phillips’ name.
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Maybe she's still upset that we beat Doncaster in last year's play offs?Redvalleyeast said:
I wrote as much on the match thread. She literally couldnt wait for Brentford to score. Almost a liberty that we had the front to score.cafcdave123 said:Sue Smith covering our game on ssn , useless cow has been getting herself all wet over Benrahma and Brentford all night, didn’t even know Phillips’ name.0 -
Robert Peston's voice.6
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Millwall losing against our relegation rivals.6
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Darth Vader. Finally got round to. Watching the Star Wars prequels. What an absolute turd.3
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Relegation rivals/teams in a slump sacking their manager just before we play them3
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Happy birthday Ringo mate, but for crissake STFU with the peace and love bollocks1
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My wife having a fecking discussion with puppy Bowyer who grabbed a tea towel from the worktop. Don’t ask him, fecking tell him...... she wonders why the dogs don’t listen to her FFS 🤷♂️1
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Selfish wankers not wearing masks on trains.3
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Rolling my ankle on the kerb this morning because, yet again, I had to walk in the road because of selfish bastards who won't move over. 99 times out of 100 it is me that moves.
Jean Paul Sartre made a lot of sense with his hell is other people line.1 -
make them get off, selfish pricksDaveMehmet said:Selfish wankers not wearing masks on trains.0 -
Certainly dont want to see them doing thatcafcdave123 said:
make them get off, selfish pricksDaveMehmet said:Selfish wankers not wearing masks on trains.3 -
People advertising workshops to rent (or anything for that matter) and either having one photo of just the outside, or no photo at all included in their ad.0
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Relegation rivals refusing to lay down and die6
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Bastardsi_b_b_o_r_g said:People advertising workshops to rent (or anything for that matter) and either having one photo of just the outside, or no photo at all included in their ad.0 - Sponsored links:
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They are used in the catering industry for whipped cream or that poncy foam stuff, they can't be banned for that exact reason..Its nitrous oxide or 'NOS'. They are a massive earner for people at festivals where you're charged upto £5 per balloon, cost is maybe 20p each if you buy them in big enough bulk.bolloxbolder said:100s of these legal high gas canisters littering the bottom of my road, presumably tossed out of a car by ignorant youth. Subsequently smashed and moved by cars over a wide area.
As an aside where are these being purchased from?
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Idiots repointing lime mortar with cement.
Chiselling it out is a c*** of a job.1 -
Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!3 -
Open you window and close your curtains, so they can see what house it's coming from and shout out - "My names Matt Southall and if you don't stop using that saw, me and my mate Lee Amis are gonna come down there and shove it up you're Polska arses"ForeverAddickted said:Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!2 -
Since moving to working at home I've realised just how noisy it is. If it's not the kids next door screaming and wailing for 8 hours a day in the garden, it's the constant, endless drilling, hammering, angle grinding, sawing, chainsawing going on up and down the road. It's doing my head in.ForeverAddickted said:Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!
I kid you not, next door but one has had sessions of drum therapy going on one afternoon a week for a few weeks. They're an assisted living place so I can't really get too humpy with them but I never imagined I'd have to be making work phone/Skype calls with a musical bed of Native American drumming and a singalong in the background.
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Put a brick through the house window and the builders van windowForeverAddickted said:Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!3 -
Motorists who dont understand the concept of a roundabout. Its not rocket science.7
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Can you Sioux them?Bournemouth Addick said:
Since moving to working at home I've realised just how noisy it is. If it's not the kids next door screaming and wailing for 8 hours a day in the garden, it's the constant, endless drilling, hammering, angle grinding, sawing, chainsawing going on up and down the road. It's doing my head in.ForeverAddickted said:Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!
I kid you not, next door but one has had sessions of drum therapy going on one afternoon a week for a few weeks. They're an assisted living place so I can't really get too humpy with them but I never imagined I'd have to be making work phone/Skype calls with a musical bed of Native American drumming and a singalong in the background.3 -
My neighbour knocked at our door a 3am last night, lucky for him I was still up practicing on the drums15
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Jeez I feel your pain.Bournemouth Addick said:
Since moving to working at home I've realised just how noisy it is. If it's not the kids next door screaming and wailing for 8 hours a day in the garden, it's the constant, endless drilling, hammering, angle grinding, sawing, chainsawing going on up and down the road. It's doing my head in.ForeverAddickted said:Builders still working down my road with an electric saw outside @ 9pm tonight whilst my Son tries to sleep
Would say something but not on the best terms with my neighbours so not going to give them any satisfaction!!
I kid you not, next door but one has had sessions of drum therapy going on one afternoon a week for a few weeks. They're an assisted living place so I can't really get too humpy with them but I never imagined I'd have to be making work phone/Skype calls with a musical bed of Native American drumming and a singalong in the background.
There are projects around where I live to either side, to the front and to the back. In fact the other morning I was in the garden at 8 am as the first plaintive revs of an angle grinder started up. I shouted out, 'AND WE'RE OFF'.
I think this prolonged attachment to noise pollution is beginning to affect my mental well being. I now dearly regret standing in that bowl of cold custard and singing Jerusalem at the top of my voice to the neighbourhood
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