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DaveMehmet said:
Couldn't you have just given them some spice?AddickUpNorth said:When you're twenty minutes from the end of a busy as fook twelve hour shift and two cons decide to start battering each other. Not only have you got to sort them out but you've got to bang up a hundred others who are pissed off at being put behind their doors early. Then you've got an hours worth of paperwork to do before you can finally get off. And to cap it all I got claret on my shirt which was clean on this morning.
Pretty certain that was what it was over. Cinnamon's a valuable commodity behind the walls.6 -
cafcdave123 said:
I'm well up for doing a bit of spice!DaveMehmet said:
Couldn't you have just given them some spice?AddickUpNorth said:When you're twenty minutes from the end of a busy as fook twelve hour shift and two cons decide to start battering each other. Not only have you got to sort them out but you've got to bang up a hundred others who are pissed off at being put behind their doors early. Then you've got an hours worth of paperwork to do before you can finally get off. And to cap it all I got claret on my shirt which was clean on this morning.
Help yourself but when you see lads in a dribbling mess and they haven't got a clue who they are or what day it is it kind of puts you off.0 -
It was seeing them like that on the tv the other day that got me interested!AddickUpNorth said:cafcdave123 said:
I'm well up for doing a bit of spice!DaveMehmet said:
Couldn't you have just given them some spice?AddickUpNorth said:When you're twenty minutes from the end of a busy as fook twelve hour shift and two cons decide to start battering each other. Not only have you got to sort them out but you've got to bang up a hundred others who are pissed off at being put behind their doors early. Then you've got an hours worth of paperwork to do before you can finally get off. And to cap it all I got claret on my shirt which was clean on this morning.
Help yourself but when you see lads in a dribbling mess and they haven't got a clue who they are or what day it is it kind of puts you off.0 -
People who exaggerate are a million times more annoying than other people3
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cafcdave123 said:
It was seeing them like that on the tv the other day that got me interested!AddickUpNorth said:cafcdave123 said:
I'm well up for doing a bit of spice!DaveMehmet said:
Couldn't you have just given them some spice?AddickUpNorth said:When you're twenty minutes from the end of a busy as fook twelve hour shift and two cons decide to start battering each other. Not only have you got to sort them out but you've got to bang up a hundred others who are pissed off at being put behind their doors early. Then you've got an hours worth of paperwork to do before you can finally get off. And to cap it all I got claret on my shirt which was clean on this morning.
Help yourself but when you see lads in a dribbling mess and they haven't got a clue who they are or what day it is it kind of puts you off.
Stick to K mate.3 -
thai malaysia addick said:
People who exaggerate are a million times more annoying than other people
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Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.3
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All seemed a bit staged and cringe worthyValleyGary said:Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.
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Seen a couple news outlets going with this story... "Theo Walcott proves he is a class act after the Sutton game" - Really? Is it 'classy'? I think most people in his position would meet with the Sutton players and have a chat and sign autographs, he's just being polite. Hardly newsworthy.4
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'Banter' staged by The Sun has to feature highly. And anything put out to be deliberately viral on social media.cafcdave123 said:
All seemed a bit staged and cringe worthyValleyGary said:Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.
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Was the pie sponsored by the Sun?Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
'Banter' staged by The Sun has to feature highly. And anything put out to be deliberately viral on social media.cafcdave123 said:
All seemed a bit staged and cringe worthyValleyGary said:Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.
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According to Twitter they advertised an 8/1 promotional bet offer on the guy being spotted on TV eating a pie.cafcdave123 said:
Was the pie sponsored by the Sun?Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
'Banter' staged by The Sun has to feature highly. And anything put out to be deliberately viral on social media.cafcdave123 said:
All seemed a bit staged and cringe worthyValleyGary said:Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.
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Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert. She's up there with Cheryl
TweedyColeFernandez-Versinithe Geordie bird from the X-Factor on my list of tremendously attractive women who get on my nerves so much that I'd like to think I'd turn them away if they bizarrely requested a night in the sack with me, even though we all know that I'd actually be all over them like a hungry Doberman that's just found a secret room full of sausages.
There'd be no cuddling afterwards though.18 -
Ahhh gotchaOh_Yoni_Boy said:
According to Twitter they advertised an 8/1 promotional bet offer on the guy being spotted on TV eating a pie.cafcdave123 said:
Was the pie sponsored by the Sun?Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
'Banter' staged by The Sun has to feature highly. And anything put out to be deliberately viral on social media.cafcdave123 said:
All seemed a bit staged and cringe worthyValleyGary said:Sutton united making the fifth round of the FA Cup, playing out their skin and the side show is a fat goalie eating a pie.
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How many more times can she eat a bloody yoghurt, fall over and then do a stupid giggle?MrLargo said:Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert.
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I scramble for the remote anytime those ads come on. Sometimes I don't make it in time.ForeverAddickted said:s
How many more times can she eat a bloody yoghurt, fall over and then do a stupid giggle?MrLargo said:Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert.
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*Press Pause*Talal said:
I scramble for the remote anytime those ads come on. Sometimes I don't make it in time.ForeverAddickted said:s
How many more times can she eat a bloody yoghurt, fall over and then do a stupid giggle?MrLargo said:Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert.
*Unzip flies*....19 -
The yoghurt won number 1 in the yoghurt category.
She doesn't mention who organised the competition or what the competitors were. For all we know, it probably narrowly beat a bleach.9 -
Exactly mate. Maybe I just don't understand how advertising works. Surely there can't be anyone in the civilised world who sees the start of that advert and says to themself "Oh great, I love this advert, it's so funny when she falls over whilst eating a yoghurt. I must go and buy some Muller yoghurt, maybe I'll fall over whilst eating it. That would be hilarious."ForeverAddickted said:s
How many more times can she eat a bloody yoghurt, fall over and then do a stupid giggle?MrLargo said:Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert.
I can only think that, as a German brand, whilst most of their countrymen have moved on and are now able to tell decent jokes as well as making excellent cars, the Muller executive board are the last remaining relics of the era when Germany was renound for having a terrible sense of humour, and they do actually think that this is a really funny advert.
Anyway, due to the distress that their adverts have caused me, I will never, ever by a Muller product again and I am urging friends and family to also boycott this evil product. It's Yoplait and Petit Filous for me from now on. Swivel on that Muller.5 -
Replacing GU10 light bulbs.
I don't know if it is me or just the light fitting in my kitchen but I can't seem to get them out without breaking them. Then I have to use pliers to get the base out and then struggle to get the new light bulb in.2 - Sponsored links:
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You have hit the nail on the head. The reason behind adverts is to get you to remember the name, which you have. Does not have to be good, in fact the more irritating the better, as people remember them moreMrLargo said:
Exactly mate. Maybe I just don't understand how advertising works. Surely there can't be anyone in the civilised world who sees the start of that advert and says to themself "Oh great, I love this advert, it's so funny when she falls over whilst eating a yoghurt. I must go and buy some Muller yoghurt, maybe I'll fall over whilst eating it. That would be hilarious."ForeverAddickted said:s
How many more times can she eat a bloody yoghurt, fall over and then do a stupid giggle?MrLargo said:Nicole Shitsinger is back with another cringeworthy, excessively irritating Muller yoghurt advert.
I can only think that, as a German brand, whilst most of their countrymen have moved on and are now able to tell decent jokes as well as making excellent cars, the Muller executive board are the last remaining relics of the era when Germany was renound for having a terrible sense of humour, and they do actually think that this is a really funny advert.
Anyway, due to the distress that their adverts have caused me, I will never, ever by a Muller product again and I am urging friends and family to also boycott this evil product. It's Yoplait and Petit Filous for me from now on. Swivel on that Muller.0 -
Clubs swapping which side of the stadium they put the television cameras on. Middlesborough and Blackburn have angered me this season7
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BT.
Our phone line and broadband went down on Friday afternoon. It's definitely external to our property as no signal is being received and we had no problems for the last year. All our hardware are BT products.
Gripe 1. Arranging an appointment for an engineer. Booked appointment 1 for Monday morning. This was cancelled and they left a message on my mobile. They asked us to text to arrange a convenient time to talk. Unfortunately the number they gave us to contact does not accept text messages. Tried calling but it was an automated message stating customer services would be in touch. They didn't get back to us.
Booked appointment 2, for this morning, through website. Wife received a text message yesterday stating that someone would phone within 5 minutes. No one called. Wife waited in all morning today. No engineer arrived. I called customer services to arrange a third engineer appointment. All seemed to go well and I will be waiting tomorrow for them to arrive. Received an automated email confirming the appointment. The only issue is that the house address stated in email was an old address we moved out of 18 months ago! Not hopeful.
Gripe 2. If it turns out the fault is within the boundary of our property then we will be charged £125 for the engineer visit. Despite the fact all our products and installation were provided by BT!0 -
Did you do the internal checks on the house wiring before calling them. We've just had the same problem with BT, by the way its £129.johnny73 said:BT.
Our phone line and broadband went down on Friday afternoon. It's definitely external to our property as no signal is being received and we had no problems for the last year. All our hardware are BT products.
Gripe 1. Arranging an appointment for an engineer. Booked appointment 1 for Monday morning. This was cancelled and they left a message on my mobile. They asked us to text to arrange a convenient time to talk. Unfortunately the number they gave us to contact does not accept text messages. Tried calling but it was an automated message stating customer services would be in touch. They didn't get back to us.
Booked appointment 2, for this morning, through website. Wife received a text message yesterday stating that someone would phone within 5 minutes. No one called. Wife waited in all morning today. No engineer arrived. I called customer services to arrange a third engineer appointment. All seemed to go well and I will be waiting tomorrow for them to arrive. Received an automated email confirming the appointment. The only issue is that the house address stated in email was an old address we moved out of 18 months ago! Not hopeful.
Gripe 2. If it turns out the fault is within the boundary of our property then we will be charged £125 for the engineer visit. Despite the fact all our products and installation were provided by BT!
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Yep followed the process. Our electrics were completely rewired just prior to getting BT installed over a year ago. Absolutely no issues in that time and nothing has been changed. We only have one line in, it's a simple set up in the house. I thing they disconnected us by accident. Guess we will find out tomorrow.T.C.E said:
Did you do the internal checks on the house wiring before calling them. We've just had the same problem with BT, by the way its £129.johnny73 said:BT.
Our phone line and broadband went down on Friday afternoon. It's definitely external to our property as no signal is being received and we had no problems for the last year. All our hardware are BT products.
Gripe 1. Arranging an appointment for an engineer. Booked appointment 1 for Monday morning. This was cancelled and they left a message on my mobile. They asked us to text to arrange a convenient time to talk. Unfortunately the number they gave us to contact does not accept text messages. Tried calling but it was an automated message stating customer services would be in touch. They didn't get back to us.
Booked appointment 2, for this morning, through website. Wife received a text message yesterday stating that someone would phone within 5 minutes. No one called. Wife waited in all morning today. No engineer arrived. I called customer services to arrange a third engineer appointment. All seemed to go well and I will be waiting tomorrow for them to arrive. Received an automated email confirming the appointment. The only issue is that the house address stated in email was an old address we moved out of 18 months ago! Not hopeful.
Gripe 2. If it turns out the fault is within the boundary of our property then we will be charged £125 for the engineer visit. Despite the fact all our products and installation were provided by BT!1 -
Have you turned it off and back on again?3
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People @ work leaving toilet cubicles in a state, i.e. Not flushing the loo after having a shit, toilet papet all over the place and piss on the seat. Seriously clean up after yourselves, this used to be done at Secondary School not when your older and at work!!3
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Have you counted down 10 seconds?0
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Any customer services person who says all very sincerely that they'll 'call you back', and then don't.
You know 9 times out of 10 they won't do it. It's so annoying.2 -
They are fiddly feckers.Hornchurch said:Replacing GU10 light bulbs.
I don't know if it is me or just the light fitting in my kitchen but I can't seem to get them out without breaking them. Then I have to use pliers to get the base out and then struggle to get the new light bulb in.
I have a little sucker type thing that I use to get them out (think like the sort of thing you get on the end of a kids bow n arrow set)0
