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Number recognition car parks.What could be simpler,you drive in ,no ticket needed,you drive out,your fee is displayed you pay and off you go.Do you bollocks,today I spent a pleasant few hours in Whitstable,I parked in said car park,returned to my vehicle,drove to barrier,I was informed by machine,my number was not recognised,when the number appeared on screen,i noticed that a C had been read as a E(There is a screw in the middle of the C ).I had to ask about a dozen people to reverse so i could let them through.I tried paying on a manual machine without success,I was about to get my golf driver from the car and do some serious damage to this machine,I felt a tap on my shoulder,a kindly looking old asian lady politely asked me if I knew where the disabled bays where,my wife totally collapsed in hysterics.Finally a fellow sufferer pointed out that there was a help button,I pushed this and the gentleman sorted out the problem,I was at last on my way.Why not just take a ticket and pay at a machine when leaving.1
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Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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Macronate said:Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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People who queue up in pairs before the escalators at main train stations then wait until 2/3 steps then form single queue, look i want to use the left side to get to my destination about 20 seconds before you. Just move.1
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BBC's coverage of the Olympics2
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Reading this article on sancho
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57674033
and then got to this part
“Sancho's reasoning was sound - and the outcome justifies him snubbing City's contract offer, and the brief time he spent refusing to train at City as his path away was plotted.”
i don’t think there is any justification in players refusing to train or play just to get their own way and they shouldn’t be praised for it because it worked out for them4 -
IKEA instructions!!0
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People who think there’s a price tag on my dogs, not for the first time a car stops earlier today and the driver ask how much I want!
“You haven’t got enough money so kindly **** off”
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T_C_E said:People who think there’s a price tag on my dogs, not for the first time a car stops earlier today and the driver ask how much I want!
“You haven’t got enough money so kindly **** off”
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Shit weather forecasting apps that tell you your Cotswold weekend will be completely washed out so you make no plans to do outdoor stuff then have to improvise when it turns out absolutely fine.
Bit of phone memory being freed up this evening.0 - Sponsored links:
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IdleHans said:Shit weather forecasting apps that tell you your Cotswold weekend will be completely washed out so you make no plans to do outdoor stuff then have to improvise when it turns out absolutely fine.
Bit of phone memory being freed up this evening.2 -
A bit of memory, not terrabytes!
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Philip Schofield.4
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Macronate said:Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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Greenhithe said:Macronate said:Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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I can’t blame them striking against Bexley Council. That place is a disgrace.2
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Greenhithe said:Macronate said:Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.10
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Amazing (my pet hate).0
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clb74 said:Greenhithe said:Macronate said:Bexley Council refuse collectors going on strike. Could last a month.
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ValleyGary said:I can’t blame them striking against Bexley Council. That place is a disgrace.
Bexley council will not renew Serco's contract, a new 10 year deal with Countryside Recycling will begin on October 4th. As part of the contract requirement, the Council stipulated that all staff should receive the London Living Wage as a minimum.3 -
Was playing football last night. Went into a 50/50 tackle. Came out of it on the floor clutching my knee and feeling sick.
Just one of those days. Can't walk now and my right elbow is killing me so I can barely type.0 -
Sillybilly said:Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.0
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The phrase "clear his lines". 10-15 years after is slipped into common parlance, I still don't know where it come from or what it means. As far as I know it's the ball that you clear. Why does everyone go on about lines? Are they a figment of someone's imagination or is their some footballing theory I'm missing out on? Perhaps they are like the mythical "phases in play" which in a continuous game don't actually exist other than in the reified world of referees and lawmakers.0
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Sillybilly said:Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.0
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Sillybilly said:Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.3
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Unbelievably I am in complete agreement with @golfaddick
When talking scores, the home team is ALWAYS quoted first.
It is right, it has always been thus & anyone who fecks about with this standard will be visited by me in the wee small hours, where I will put a bat up their nightdress.
DISCLAIMER before Golfie moans about me again, of course I won’t actually do this, I’m a fecking middle aged woman ffs 🙄1 -
Greenie said:Sillybilly said:Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.
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Greenie said:Sillybilly said:Sorry if it’s been mentioned but I’ve got 1.4 unread posts on here.The almost endemic use in the last year or so of the word “super” as an adverb. I’m super excited. It’s super delicious. I’m super happy etc etc. Drives me feckin livid. Nearly as much as the equally endemic use by the younger generations of the word “So” to begin a sentence, especially in response to a question. Annoys the feck out of me.
Its not a polite alternative to fuck.
If I wanted to say fuck I would.
Weird.0
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