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  • fenny
    fenny Posts: 58
    Mundane tossers who dont like velcro fastenings on the middle aged comunity,who probably used to lace thair boots up at place's like Libya, Korea,Falklands,and the like, but just now want a slightley easier life
  • PeterGage
    PeterGage Posts: 1,793
    fenny said:

    Mundane tossers who dont like velcro fastenings on the middle aged comunity,who probably used to lace thair boots up at place's like Libya, Korea,Falklands,and the like, but just now want a slightley easier life

    Ouch!
  • Greenie
    Greenie Posts: 9,172
    What is a 'mundane toss'?
  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,733
    fenny said:

    Mundane tossers who dont like velcro fastenings on the middle aged comunity,who probably used to lace thair boots up at place's like Libya, Korea,Falklands,and the like, but just now want a slightley easier life

    Don't bottle it . let it all out.
  • RedPanda
    RedPanda Posts: 4,986
    Greenie said:

    What is a 'mundane toss'?

    The lingerie section of a Littlewoods catalogue?
  • kwl
    kwl Posts: 29
    Fighting my way into tescos past rac sales men, charity bucket shakers and now today overly aggressive studio photo saleswomen
    I just want some milk ffs
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,989
    PeterGage said:

    Middle aged men who wear velcro fastenings on their shoes. Just learn to do up laces like a grown up...

    As you get older, and I know, bending down to tie laces gets difficult if not impossible (blood runs to head and one passes out!). The answer is either slip-ons or Velcro.
    Where does the blood run to when you're younger and why don't the young pass out ? Genuine question.
  • Greenie
    Greenie Posts: 9,172

    PeterGage said:

    Middle aged men who wear velcro fastenings on their shoes. Just learn to do up laces like a grown up...

    As you get older, and I know, bending down to tie laces gets difficult if not impossible (blood runs to head and one passes out!). The answer is either slip-ons or Velcro.
    Where does the blood run to when you're younger and why don't the young pass out ? Genuine question.
    The young have less brains, so there's more room for the blood - Raymond Baxter told me that, if you don't know who he is, then you are young!
  • sillav nitram
    sillav nitram Posts: 10,163
    MrOneLung said:

    People who cannot accept other peoples viewpoints on politics.

    i don't agree.

  • Bournemouth Addick
    Bournemouth Addick Posts: 16,283
    edited July 2014
    fenny said:

    Mundane tossers who dont like velcro fastenings on the middle aged comunity,who probably used to lace thair boots up at place's like Libya, Korea,Falklands,and the like, but just now want a slightley easier life

    Jeez lighten up fenny, I'm sure there's a 100 things I do that annoy others but it's an irrational thread all round innit not meant to be taken that seriously!

    Right, I'll be off for a routine, run of the mill, bog standard toss now...
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  • PeterGage said:

    Middle aged men who wear velcro fastenings on their shoes. Just learn to do up laces like a grown up...

    As you get older, and I know, bending down to tie laces gets difficult if not impossible (blood runs to head and one passes out!). The answer is either slip-ons or Velcro.
    Older people are excused Peter I wouldn't want to be held responsible for a rise in A&E figures.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 28,609

    PeterGage said:

    Middle aged men who wear velcro fastenings on their shoes. Just learn to do up laces like a grown up...

    As you get older, and I know, bending down to tie laces gets difficult if not impossible (blood runs to head and one passes out!). The answer is either slip-ons or Velcro.
    Where does the blood run to when you're younger and why don't the young pass out ? Genuine question.
    Your cock.
  • bexleyaddick
    bexleyaddick Posts: 478
    People who sit in their cars eating their Macdonalds (or other fast food etc), then open the door and throw their rubbish on the floor and drive off, despite there probably being 20 bins with a 30 foot radius.

    Makes me soooo... mad, but then littering of any form pees me off massively if I'm honest.
  • AddickUpNorth
    AddickUpNorth Posts: 8,325
    RedPanda said:

    Greenie said:

    What is a 'mundane toss'?

    The lingerie section of a Littlewoods catalogue?

    Chuckle of the day. Good work P :-)
  • limeygent
    limeygent Posts: 3,217
    edited July 2014
    Greenie said:

    What is a 'mundane toss'?

    You'll find out when you're middle-aged.
  • shirty5
    shirty5 Posts: 19,218
    People that moan about ticket prices for away games saying they are too expensive but still go anyway.
  • cafcsinger
    cafcsinger Posts: 5,548
    shirty5 said:

    People that moan about ticket prices for away games saying they are too expensive but still go anyway.

    That sounds fair enough to me, most tickets are too expensive but that doesn't mean you can't go.
  • The war on " insert whatever ".
    I think this started with "The war on terror", but now used for every single campaign going!
  • cafcbrown
    cafcbrown Posts: 556
    Flying ants
  • JohnnyH2
    JohnnyH2 Posts: 5,342
    The term Spag Bol
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  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,733
    Schools that cancel sports day because there might be a storm. pathetic.
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,254
    I referenced business speak some pages back. I came across the following profiles on the team page of this company's website.

    http://www.tmsdi.com/about-us.php

    Each one is more sickening than the one before it, right down to the very end. However, the ones that really got me were

    "I like coming up with creative bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, seeing their outcomes and making sure that they work in practice."

    "From accreditation through to client support each interaction is as important and valuable to us as the next - I love delivering such a high level of service."

    "I take great pride in knowing that when our clients contact us, we’ll take every step to ensure we can meet their individual needs."

    Surely all this bollocks goes as standard. You have clients you have to look after them. You cannot tell me you cherish every bloody interaction you have with them, it's not human. Sickening.
  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867
    MrOneLung said:

    People who cannot accept other peoples viewpoints on politics.

    People that say "I'm a labour voter" or "I'm a tory voter" etc.

    There's democracy for you
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 31,651
    The M25.

    Nearly 4 hours to drive to the outskirts of Oxford. Should take 2 hours.
  • cafctom
    cafctom Posts: 11,364
    cabbles said:

    I referenced business speak some pages back. I came across the following profiles on the team page of this company's website.

    http://www.tmsdi.com/about-us.php

    Each one is more sickening than the one before it, right down to the very end. However, the ones that really got me were

    "I like coming up with creative bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, seeing their outcomes and making sure that they work in practice."

    "From accreditation through to client support each interaction is as important and valuable to us as the next - I love delivering such a high level of service."

    "I take great pride in knowing that when our clients contact us, we’ll take every step to ensure we can meet their individual needs."

    Surely all this bollocks goes as standard. You have clients you have to look after them. You cannot tell me you cherish every bloody interaction you have with them, it's not human. Sickening.

    Exactly. Doesn't come across as genuine at all. If someone started talking about that in a pub when asked about what their job entailed they would be laughed at.
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,254
    cafctom said:

    cabbles said:

    I referenced business speak some pages back. I came across the following profiles on the team page of this company's website.

    http://www.tmsdi.com/about-us.php

    Each one is more sickening than the one before it, right down to the very end. However, the ones that really got me were

    "I like coming up with creative bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, seeing their outcomes and making sure that they work in practice."

    "From accreditation through to client support each interaction is as important and valuable to us as the next - I love delivering such a high level of service."

    "I take great pride in knowing that when our clients contact us, we’ll take every step to ensure we can meet their individual needs."

    Surely all this bollocks goes as standard. You have clients you have to look after them. You cannot tell me you cherish every bloody interaction you have with them, it's not human. Sickening.

    Exactly. Doesn't come across as genuine at all. If someone started talking about that in a pub when asked about what their job entailed they would be laughed at.
    I sometimes think I'm on the outside of this great big bubble re: how to act and communicate in the business world. I know these people are probably genuinely decent people working hard, but someone, somewhere has told them it'll be a really good idea to spout some generic blurb about how committed to their clients. It goes right down to their IT Manager.....
  • charltonkeston
    charltonkeston Posts: 7,359
    cabbles said:

    I referenced business speak some pages back. I came across the following profiles on the team page of this company's website.

    http://www.tmsdi.com/about-us.php

    Each one is more sickening than the one before it, right down to the very end. However, the ones that really got me were

    "I like coming up with creative bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, seeing their outcomes and making sure that they work in practice."

    "From accreditation through to client support each interaction is as important and valuable to us as the next - I love delivering such a high level of service."

    "I take great pride in knowing that when our clients contact us, we’ll take every step to ensure we can meet their individual needs."

    Surely all this bollocks goes as standard. You have clients you have to look after them. You cannot tell me you cherish every bloody interaction you have with them, it's not human. Sickening.

    I wrote my part of my annual appraisal today, it reads almost identical to the above.

    Appraisals really, really annoy me. For the life of me I cant see the relevance to the crap job (that really annoys me too) I do. When I questioned the the purpose of of my appraisal, stating its pointless and meaningless, my head of department told me not doing is not an option but just write something and pick a course to go on even an Excel course will do. That annoyed me so I Googled appraisals and copied and pasted a load of pointless guff I found on various sites.
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 31,651
    edited July 2014

    cabbles said:

    I referenced business speak some pages back. I came across the following profiles on the team page of this company's website.

    http://www.tmsdi.com/about-us.php

    Each one is more sickening than the one before it, right down to the very end. However, the ones that really got me were

    "I like coming up with creative bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, seeing their outcomes and making sure that they work in practice."

    "From accreditation through to client support each interaction is as important and valuable to us as the next - I love delivering such a high level of service."

    "I take great pride in knowing that when our clients contact us, we’ll take every step to ensure we can meet their individual needs."

    Surely all this bollocks goes as standard. You have clients you have to look after them. You cannot tell me you cherish every bloody interaction you have with them, it's not human. Sickening.

    I wrote my part of my annual appraisal today, it reads almost identical to the above.

    Appraisals really, really annoy me. For the life of me I cant see the relevance to the crap job (that really annoys me too) I do. When I questioned the the purpose of of my appraisal, stating its pointless and meaningless, my head of department told me not doing is not an option but just write something and pick a course to go on even an Excel course will do. That annoyed me so I Googled appraisals and copied and pasted a load of pointless guff I found on various sites.
    A box ticking exercise from what I see in many organisations. They have to be seen to be done.

    In theory, if people can interact constructively, they are a good idea but too often the employee fears anything said being later used against him or her and the employer uses it as an excuse to slag the staff off.
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 37,975
    Been reminded by the other thread.....Comedy songs. What's worse is when someone in the office says "oh have you heard this one it's really funny" to which it gets played and they laugh, a couple of other people sort of laugh and I'm left to do that uncomfortable smile. Don't think I've ever heard a funny one apart from the 3 minute song by that Aussie bloke that wears eyeliner.
  • Norfolk_Addick
    Norfolk_Addick Posts: 2,289
    When you like a song because its just catchy or whatever and people have to tell you you don't know anything about music. One Direction for example. I'm allowed to enjoy music without having to respect the artist or appreciate it as a work of art.
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