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Surely could moan about any technology through the ages that becomes almost essential, but is at first confusing to the masses. Just something that has to be accepted and learnt.thickandthin63 said:Why is it assumed that everyone is able to operate Apps,downloads,uploads and god knows what else loads,my wife has even got a blood test form sent to her phone,she is 75,has not got a clue what to do,today letter from bank about added security,download this,upload that,register this,go to this app,I have had enough of this technical bollocks.I’m someone that is far more comfortable with doing things in person or over the phone, but I’ve realised in this last year that I’m being left behind, and have had to adapt and learn more about how to use apps etc.1 -
I agree it is a way of life now,but I do get pissed off when some arrogant prick looks down their nose at me when I struggle to understand the instructions they are giving me when say trying to send a photo,or trying to transfer a photo from a phone to a laptop.I have stood in a fruit market at 4.am,and without even a calculator,have worked out 10 boxes of apples @£4.one and tenpence,5 boxes of oranges at £3.5 and 6pence and so on,add the lot up deduct 3% discount add 3p package porterage.stoneroses19 said:
Surely could moan about any technology through the ages that becomes almost essential, but is at first confusing to the masses. Just something that has to be accepted and learnt.thickandthin63 said:Why is it assumed that everyone is able to operate Apps,downloads,uploads and god knows what else loads,my wife has even got a blood test form sent to her phone,she is 75,has not got a clue what to do,today letter from bank about added security,download this,upload that,register this,go to this app,I have had enough of this technical bollocks.I’m someone that is far more comfortable with doing things in person or over the phone, but I’ve realised in this last year that I’m being left behind, and have had to adapt and learn more about how to use apps etc.
I would like to see Mr.Techy bollocks do that.7 -
Probably uses the calculator on his phone.thickandthin63 said:
I agree it is a way of life now,but I do get pissed off when some arrogant prick looks down their nose at me when I struggle to understand the instructions they are giving me when say trying to send a photo,or trying to transfer a photo from a phone to a laptop.I have stood in a fruit market at 4.am,and without even a calculator,have worked out 10 boxes of apples @£4.one and tenpence,5 boxes of oranges at £3.5 and 6pence and so on,add the lot up deduct 3% discount add 3p package porterage.stoneroses19 said:
Surely could moan about any technology through the ages that becomes almost essential, but is at first confusing to the masses. Just something that has to be accepted and learnt.thickandthin63 said:Why is it assumed that everyone is able to operate Apps,downloads,uploads and god knows what else loads,my wife has even got a blood test form sent to her phone,she is 75,has not got a clue what to do,today letter from bank about added security,download this,upload that,register this,go to this app,I have had enough of this technical bollocks.I’m someone that is far more comfortable with doing things in person or over the phone, but I’ve realised in this last year that I’m being left behind, and have had to adapt and learn more about how to use apps etc.
I would like to see Mr.Techy bollocks do that.8 -
Yes, but in the modern world that counts for nothing. What's important is your high score on Fruit Ninjathickandthin63 said:
I agree it is a way of life now,but I do get pissed off when some arrogant prick looks down their nose at me when I struggle to understand the instructions they are giving me when say trying to send a photo,or trying to transfer a photo from a phone to a laptop.I have stood in a fruit market at 4.am,and without even a calculator,have worked out 10 boxes of apples @£4.one and tenpence,5 boxes of oranges at £3.5 and 6pence and so on,add the lot up deduct 3% discount add 3p package porterage.stoneroses19 said:
Surely could moan about any technology through the ages that becomes almost essential, but is at first confusing to the masses. Just something that has to be accepted and learnt.thickandthin63 said:Why is it assumed that everyone is able to operate Apps,downloads,uploads and god knows what else loads,my wife has even got a blood test form sent to her phone,she is 75,has not got a clue what to do,today letter from bank about added security,download this,upload that,register this,go to this app,I have had enough of this technical bollocks.I’m someone that is far more comfortable with doing things in person or over the phone, but I’ve realised in this last year that I’m being left behind, and have had to adapt and learn more about how to use apps etc.
I would like to see Mr.Techy bollocks do that.
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Having had a fortnight off in the dullest May weather I can remember, my first morning back at work has been glorious sunshine.6
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That's fate paying you back for having a go at us old folk who don't understand new technology...Stig said:Having had a fortnight off in the dullest May weather I can remember, my first morning back at work has been glorious sunshine.
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Attention seeking celebs coming out as 'non binary'....9
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Newspaper articles which no one actually gives a shit about,Katie price going on a baby making holiday,give me strength,Naomi Campbell having a baby at 50,who gives a toss.8
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hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Attention seeking celebs coming out as 'non binary'....
“Demi Lovato is non-binary and is changing their pronouns from she/her to they/them, the singer has told fans.
Non-binary people don't identify as male or female, and tend not to conform to gender norms of either.
"Today is a day I'm so happy to share more of my life with you all," Demi, who's 28, wrote on Twitter.
"I am proud to let you know that I identify as non-binary & will officially be changing my pronouns to they/them moving forward."
Demi said they came to understand their gender identity after spending time doing "healing and self-reflective work" over the past year.
Using they/them as pronouns "best represents the fluidity I feel in my gender expression", the Sorry (Not Sorry) singer added”.
Each to their own and all that but what a load of cobblers.
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Agree,could not give a toss,there are plenty of people who have serious health or personal issues who are more deserving of our attention,but do not have a public platform,why do these z listers (never actually heard of him,her it,they.them)think anyone is remotely interested.Macronate said:hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Attention seeking celebs coming out as 'non binary'....“Demi Lovato is non-binary and is changing their pronouns from she/her to they/them, the singer has told fans.
Non-binary people don't identify as male or female, and tend not to conform to gender norms of either.
"Today is a day I'm so happy to share more of my life with you all," Demi, who's 28, wrote on Twitter.
"I am proud to let you know that I identify as non-binary & will officially be changing my pronouns to they/them moving forward."
Demi said they came to understand their gender identity after spending time doing "healing and self-reflective work" over the past year.
Using they/them as pronouns "best represents the fluidity I feel in my gender expression", the Sorry (Not Sorry) singer added”.
Each to their own and all that but what a load of cobblers.
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People complaining about other people announcing their gender identity.
I honestly don’t know why it annoys you if you don’t care.It is important to some people. If it’s not important to you, ignore it and let them get on with it.3 -
We wouldn't have much to chat about if we didn't get annoyed at other people being twats though, LR? It is what this thread is generally about, in fairness...lordromford said:People complaining about other people announcing their gender identity.
I honestly don’t know why it annoys you if you don’t care.It is important to some people. If it’s not important to you, ignore it and let them get on with it.
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Tragically, many people do give a shit. They are much, much more bothered about this sort of thing than they are about the government stealing their money every day to give to their mates.thickandthin63 said:Newspaper articles which no one actually gives a shit about,Katie price going on a baby making holiday,give me strength,Naomi Campbell having a baby at 50,who gives a toss.10 -
My friend has recently had a baby, their baby has some challenges and they're also having to put up with this:
Disgusting suggestion from the local council, they should not be suggesting antidepressants let alone counselling. Suggest they speak to a medical professional, but it's not your place to suggest what they medicate with FFS.5 -
It's just indicative of a society where self obsessed celebs are given a platform above everybody else - epitomises everything wrong with the world.lordromford said:People complaining about other people announcing their gender identity.
I honestly don’t know why it annoys you if you don’t care.It is important to some people. If it’s not important to you, ignore it and let them get on with it.
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They don't have those in The Guardianthickandthin63 said:Newspaper articles which no one actually gives a shit about,Katie price going on a baby making holiday,give me strength,Naomi Campbell having a baby at 50,who gives a toss.
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The media are all heading the same way - obsessed with celebrity.MrOneLung said:1 -
Or about some over paid,useless ,woman who sat by and watched hundreds of good people get prosecuted by the post office to cover her own failings,and will probably get away with it.Algarveaddick said:
Tragically, many people do give a shit. They are much, much more bothered about this sort of thing than they are about the government stealing their money every day to give to their mates.thickandthin63 said:Newspaper articles which no one actually gives a shit about,Katie price going on a baby making holiday,give me strength,Naomi Campbell having a baby at 50,who gives a toss.7 -
Lucky I am of to golf in a minute as I could probably find enough subjects to fill my day on here.0
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Benjy still doing articles for the NS even though he’s back in the states? 🤷♂️😉thickandthin63 said:Newspaper articles which no one actually gives a shit about,Katie price going on a baby making holiday,give me strength,Naomi Campbell having a baby at 50,who gives a toss.1 -
It's style over substance as I told the local Labour MP.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
It's just indicative of a society where self obsessed celebs are given a platform above everybody else - epitomises everything wrong with the world.lordromford said:People complaining about other people announcing their gender identity.
I honestly don’t know why it annoys you if you don’t care.It is important to some people. If it’s not important to you, ignore it and let them get on with it.
Sir Keir Starmer is obviously intelligent, has held high office and is a thoroughly decent bloke, but he is as dull as ditchwater. I don't think Labour are going anywhere while he's in charge (mores the pity).0 -
"I don't know what it means, but it annoys me anyway..."addick1956 said:Ant and Dec , not funny,
Celebrities talking about themselves, Other celebrities drooling over celebrities,
Ed Sheeran (can't sing or play a tune), Politicians who lie,
Bore the Nation Street
East Enders
Any soap
Big Brother
Premiership
Northern blokes presenting quiz shows
Anything woke....what on earth does that mean anyway ?
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Anybody have any info about a droning, siren like noise sounding over Barnehurst/Bexleyheath which woke us up about 5 this morning? So annoying.
Fortunately, managed to get back to sleep once it finally stopped and then proceeded to have a full blown conversation with a baby alligator 🐊 (in my dream).0 -
My missus had a chat with a lion in hers last night, he told her it was our responsibilty to feed him, and we were really worried because we know we couldn't afford all the meat he would eat... 🥩🥩🥩Macronate said:Anybody have any info about a droning, siren like noise sounding over Barnehurst/Bexleyheath which woke us up about 5 this morning? So annoying.
Fortunately, managed to get back to sleep once it finally stopped and then proceeded to have a full blown conversation with a baby alligator 🐊 (in my dream).4 -
People who put fuel in their cars at a pump that takes payment and then go off to pay in the shop .2
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My missus had a chat with a lion in hers last night, he told her it was our responsibilty to feed him, and we were really worried because we know we couldn't afford all the meat he would eat... 🥩🥩🥩Macronate said:Anybody have any info about a droning, siren like noise sounding over Barnehurst/Bexleyheath which woke us up about 5 this morning? So annoying.
Fortunately, managed to get back to sleep once it finally stopped and then proceeded to have a full blown conversation with a baby alligator 🐊 (in my dream).Mrs AUN chats more in her sleep than she does when she’s awake (which is often a blessing) and last night was no different although I got the added pleasure of being kicked as she tried to get a wasp the size of a crow from under the duvet. She settled down after I told her it had gone as it was past its bedtime.1 -
Does she eat cheese before bedtime AUN?0
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AddickUpNorth said:Algarveaddick said:
My missus had a chat with a lion in hers last night, he told her it was our responsibilty to feed him, and we were really worried because we know we couldn't afford all the meat he would eat... 🥩🥩🥩Macronate said:Anybody have any info about a droning, siren like noise sounding over Barnehurst/Bexleyheath which woke us up about 5 this morning? So annoying.
Fortunately, managed to get back to sleep once it finally stopped and then proceeded to have a full blown conversation with a baby alligator 🐊 (in my dream).Mrs AUN chats more in her sleep than she does when she’s awake (which is often a blessing) and last night was no different although I got the added pleasure of being kicked as she tried to get a wasp the size of a crow from under the duvet. She settled down after I told her it had gone as it was past its bedtime.
At what age is it appropriate to move to separate bedrooms? Asking for a friend....1
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