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Builders and Architects, shifty, unhelpful cnuts the lot of them......0
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Motorcyclists who do not acknowledge you when you move over in your car in slow moving traffic to let them pass.3
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What does @Greenie Junior do again?Greenie said:Builders and Architects, shifty, unhelpful cnuts the lot of them......
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Electrician.Dazzler21 said:
What does @Greenie Junior do again?Greenie said:Builders and Architects, shifty, unhelpful cnuts the lot of them......
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Electrician Daz.Dazzler21 said:
What does @Greenie Junior do again?Greenie said:Builders and Architects, shifty, unhelpful cnuts the lot of them......
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Yes to this, I ride and if I'm filtering many car drivers do move over for me, I always acknowledge.Algarveaddick said:Motorcyclists who do not acknowledge you when you move over in your car in slow moving traffic to let them pass.
Ive moved over for some hero bikers before and nothing, bloody Valentino wannabes......1 -
Ah I just saw he was in construction, assumed builder lol!1
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People voting Labour, driving down the exchange rate and hurting me right where it hurts, in the pocket! Hope you're proud3
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That would have done.i_b_b_o_r_g said:People voting Labour
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When you get to a junction - say a roundabout - and you can hear the siren of a nearby ambulance. You stop before entering onto the roundabout, as does every other nearby vehicle, as the ambulance comes into view. You all wait patiently to see where the ambulance will go, before continuing your journey.
Except some prick behind you in a van, who's beeping his horn at you the whole time, gesturing for you to go forward, presumably to cut up the ambulance.5 - Sponsored links:
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The thirteen million dollar price tag for Rolls Royce's new Sweptail.
And even then, they put the doors on the wrong way round,3 -
LOL - not biting, Brexit voter... (oh hang on - I just did...).i_b_b_o_r_g said:People voting Labour, driving down the exchange rate and hurting me right where it hurts, in the pocket! Hope you're proud
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Does sound ridiculous though doesn't it, and there are genuinely people I have spoken to here who think thatAlgarveaddick said:
LOL - not biting, Brexit voter... (oh hang on - I just did...).i_b_b_o_r_g said:People voting Labour, driving down the exchange rate and hurting me right where it hurts, in the pocket! Hope you're proud
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The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.11 -
Good luck with the Aussie, I've heard they're quite fun... If you get my drift.LuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.0 -
I can confirm they like to go down under.Dazzler21 said:
Good luck with the Aussie, I've heard they're quite fun... If you get my drift.LuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.5 -
I had a manager who acted as though I personally slighted him by me handing in my notice. 3 weeks prior to me leaving I asked for something to do, like work, but was told the wasn't any, we are up to date with everything and nothing new on the horizon. So I sat there for a few days playing on my computer, then thought bugger this, this is soul destroying. So I didn't bother turning up again. I don't think I was missed much.LuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.0 -
When it rains it pours; she's just popped over to my desk (first person to talk to me all day!) and asked if I'm going for drinks later. I said I am, then she said she's got BJJ (fnarr fnarr) training so she wouldn't be able to make it; but not to leave without saying goodbye properly to her and grabbing her for a chat.
If I don't get her to knock one J off that training session tonight then the last 3 weeks will have been in vein, lads.4 -
Move on.LuckyReds said:When it rains it pours; she's just popped over to my desk (first person to talk to me all day!) and asked if I'm going for drinks later. I said I am, then she said she's got BJJ (fnarr fnarr) training so she wouldn't be able to make it; but not to leave without saying goodbye properly to her and grabbing her for a chat.
If I don't get her to knock one J off that training session tonight then the last 3 weeks will have been in vein, lads.0 -
Take the guy quietly to one side before you leave and say to him "look mate, it's my last day and wanted to give you a bit of advice. I can't help notice that you seem to like (the Aussie bird) and thought you ought to know she loves it up the shitter"LuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.13 - Sponsored links:
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Take trumps advice... Grab her by theLuckyReds said:When it rains it pours; she's just popped over to my desk (first person to talk to me all day!) and asked if I'm going for drinks later. I said I am, then she said she's got BJJ (fnarr fnarr) training so she wouldn't be able to make it; but not to leave without saying goodbye properly to her and grabbing her for a chat.
If I don't get her to knock one J off that training session tonight then the last 3 weeks will have been in vein, lads.... then be prepared to be tossed.... to the floor and punched in the throat.
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Ask her what is more important for her a 1hr BJJ session or a 3hr (3 seconds) Session after some drinks0 -
Tv shows that start with "coming up on tonight's show" or before adverts say "after the break..."
I don't want to see what's coming up I'm about to watch it, stop trying to spoil it and fill time.6 -
Fuck his mum, see how he likes those applesLuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.1 -
Similar thing happened to me the other day. Needed to turn left but there was a cyclist just ahead of me and not enough time to overtake and turn without either hitting him or making him break, so I just drove behind with my signal on waiting for him to pass the road. Moron behind in a van starts beeping me. Urgh.Powell Is Pleasant said:When you get to a junction - say a roundabout - and you can hear the siren of a nearby ambulance. You stop before entering onto the roundabout, as does every other nearby vehicle, as the ambulance comes into view. You all wait patiently to see where the ambulance will go, before continuing your journey.
Except some prick behind you in a van, who's beeping his horn at you the whole time, gesturing for you to go forward, presumably to cut up the ambulance.0 -
Please let us know how that goes.LuckyReds said:The last 3 weeks. Doing a job to help an ex-boss; a guy that absolutely loathes me but seems to think I'm good at what I do.
One week in and I got to know the office manager over company drinks; she's a frisky little Aussie minx and we got on a bit too well. End result is that some c*nt who is clearly besotted with her got all nasty on the evening, and has now taken to following me around the office when she's not at her desk. He's followed me to the Kitchen and stood there keeping an eye on the two of us, he's followed me to the bogs and he's full of passive aggressive snark. I wouldn't mind, but he's 30 and built like a brick shithouse: he's old enough to know better, and good looking enough to man up and woo her.
I've worked on nothing that I was supposed too, instead doing mind-numbingly dull shit - whilst watching the permie look confused and waste days doing what I was brought in to do. I've offered assistance, but his little fragile ego took that as a threat and he now views me with utter suspicion. Oh well, I'm not here long enough to really give a shit.
Now, it's my last day, and I'm getting blanked by the entire team. They refuse to review my work, refuse to assign me anything else, and ultimately are pretending I don't exist. My crime? Politely telling them that their approach is going to be difficult to maintain long-term. I'm guessing sitting at my desk laughing and saying "Are you f*cking serious?" and "What the f*ck is this?" to myself most of yesterday didn't help.
Fortunately it's company drinks tonight, so I can get leathered and give them all a few truths whilst I woo the Aussie some more. Seriously, developers are fucking bellends.0 -
Happy to be of service.i_b_b_o_r_g said:People voting Labour, driving down the exchange rate and hurting me right where it hurts, in the pocket! Hope you're proud
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I'm gonna shoot an extra animal on Sunday for that little outburstiainment said:
Happy to be of service.i_b_b_o_r_g said:People voting Labour, driving down the exchange rate and hurting me right where it hurts, in the pocket! Hope you're proud
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The snide encroachment of Google with anything to do with my phone.
Start Googling, How do I stop Google encroaching with...
BASTAAAAARDS!1 -
Bed accessories, by that I mean extra cushions that go on top of the pillows when the bed is made and throw blankets that sit on top of the bed at the end. None of these serve any purpose, they are taken off the bed at night and put back on when the beds made!
It's a bit like having a really nice car, popping a moped on the top and going for a drive!
Does my swede in....!11