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General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2
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The Big Screen at Charlton. Or more to the point, the way the Big Screen is set up. Lot's of space at the bottom wasted on nonsense like dozens of different social media accounts that all follow the same pattern anyway. Meanwhile anyone scoring a second goal, doesn't get credited with it, presumably because too much space has been wasted. It badly needs sorting out.1
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Avast - No matter how many times you upgrade to cover for this and that, they'll still try selling you something to cover something else ffs1
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The latest Americanism creeping into sport - 'threepeat'.
Because 'three-in-a-row' is too many syllables?1 -
North Lower Neil said:The latest Americanism creeping into sport - 'threepeat'.
Because 'three-in-a-row' is too many syllables?
Please tell me you have only heard it on American TV channels covering American sport?0 -
I assumed three peat was an order at a gardening store prior to the banning of peat based compost. Fucking ridiculous portmanteau word, doesn't even mean what it is meant to as repeat three times is four times.3
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The TV, license fee. Every £ I give is perfect!
What I get back is unwatchable woke nonsense, and repeated old shite.Antique programs, Cooking classes and Soap Operas. Constant “Police “ dramas.And don’t get me started on that jumped up squirt Nicky Campbell!!0 -
People who use the word woke unironically.9
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SporadicAddick said:North Lower Neil said:The latest Americanism creeping into sport - 'threepeat'.
Because 'three-in-a-row' is too many syllables?
Please tell me you have only heard it on American TV channels covering American sport?
https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/articles/c8ed4g484p3o
https://m.independent.ie/sport/rugby/six-nations/irelands-six-nations-three-peat-bid-in-tatters-as-grand-slam-dream-ends-with-defeat-to-france/a1884410531.html
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union/2025/03/16/gloucester-hartpury-vs-saracens-live-score-pwr-final/#:~:text=Gloucester-Hartpury's warrior queens will,a 'three-peat'.
https://sport.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/04/25/unstoppable-triumph-womens-1st-football-team-secures-three-peat-victory/0 -
Hayfever.
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North Lower Neil said:SporadicAddick said:North Lower Neil said:The latest Americanism creeping into sport - 'threepeat'.
Because 'three-in-a-row' is too many syllables?
Please tell me you have only heard it on American TV channels covering American sport?
https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/articles/c8ed4g484p3o
https://m.independent.ie/sport/rugby/six-nations/irelands-six-nations-three-peat-bid-in-tatters-as-grand-slam-dream-ends-with-defeat-to-france/a1884410531.html
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union/2025/03/16/gloucester-hartpury-vs-saracens-live-score-pwr-final/#:~:text=Gloucester-Hartpury's warrior queens will,a 'three-peat'.
https://sport.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/04/25/unstoppable-triumph-womens-1st-football-team-secures-three-peat-victory/1 -
Peter Drury uses the phrase 'obliged to' a few times.
For example a team is behind and is 'obliged to' score the next goal.
Yesterday Liverpool were going for broke as they were 'obliged to'.2 -
Alwaysneil said:thickandthin63 said:I never learn,buying chinese imports on Amazon can be traumatic due to the wierdly worded instructions without diagrams.
I bought a paint sprayer which requires an un supplied wrench to remove a brass nipple in order to insert the correct one.I have a a mole grip which i have tried,the bastard nipple will not move,anybody else experienced this problem.
Of course this could break the whole thing.
Linear expansion coefficient. That takes me back to my college days, bloody riveting stuff.0 -
iaitch said:Peter Drury uses the phrase 'obliged to' a few times.
For example a team is behind and is 'obliged to' score the next goal.
Yesterday Liverpool were going for broke as they were 'obliged to'.4 -
Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong0
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cafcnick1992 said:Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong
Not many commentators I do like these days. Steve Wilson, once of Capital Gold, now of BBC does a good job of avoiding hysterics.3 -
I like Ian Darke but he only seems to work on ESPN these days.1
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MrLargo said:cafcnick1992 said:Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong
Not many commentators I do like these days. Steve Wilson, once of Capital Gold, now of BBC does a good job of avoiding hysterics.4 -
Gribbo said:MrLargo said:cafcnick1992 said:Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong
Not many commentators I do like these days. Steve Wilson, once of Capital Gold, now of BBC does a good job of avoiding hysterics.1 -
cafcnick1992 said:Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong5
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MrLargo said:cafcnick1992 said:Nah I like Drury - you're all wrong
Not many commentators I do like these days. Steve Wilson, once of Capital Gold, now of BBC does a good job of avoiding hysterics.
His cringeworthy speech about the Angel of the North, Bigg Market, Geordie Nation, Eddie Howe can walk on the Tyne etc etc was almost as bad as that speech he made last year(?) when Liverpool won something and he was doing this whole thing where he was saying “They walked through the storm, but they held their heads high and they weren’t afraid of the dark…” or some shit like that.
Excruciating.
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People calling any soft toy a 'teddy'. Teddies are bears, they can't be any other animal.3
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£12 to have a front door key cut.
Took the shyster no more than 10 seconds to do it. That’s £72 a minute or £4,320 an hour.
Crook.1 -
Macronate said:£12 to have a front door key cut.
Took the shyster no more than 10 seconds to do it. That’s £72 a minute or £4,320 an hour.
Crook.0 -
The idiots they get on trivia tv.Watching who wants to be a millionaire and 16k question was which African country mirrors Irelands flag. She didn’t get it, Clarkson didn’t get it, phone a friend didn’t get it.
That to me is basic.
and what makes it worse is people don’t put their safety net at 8k cos they’re gonna be more confident answering.
Dunno why I watch it winds me up.1 -
Watching tipping point again tonight, I wonder if they have to prove a certain amount of intelligence. Some of their lack of general knowledge, baffles me.
I am no genius, and I know there special subjects you may not know, but lack of knowledge about everyday things surprises me0 -
Macronate said:£12 to have a front door key cut.
Took the shyster no more than 10 seconds to do it. That’s £72 a minute or £4,320 an hour.
Crook.
Mind you, with the level of income you describe, he'll be retired soon, and won't be able to rip you off.0 -
ross1 said:Watching tipping point again tonight, I wonder if they have to prove a certain amount of intelligence. Some of their lack of general knowledge, baffles me.
I am no genius, and I know there special subjects you may not know, but lack of knowledge about everyday things surprises me3 -
Stig said:ross1 said:Watching tipping point again tonight, I wonder if they have to prove a certain amount of intelligence. Some of their lack of general knowledge, baffles me.
I am no genius, and I know there special subjects you may not know, but lack of knowledge about everyday things surprises me5 -
I’m sure I’ve moaned about this before but I swear it’s 95% of drivers who do this so I’m moaning at all of you (if the cap fits )
when there’s flashing lights on the other side of the motorway or even your own side and a lane or 2/3 are closed, fire engines, ambulances , police cars , ice cream van, breakdown vehicle any old shit .
oooooh let’s all slow down to snails pace and rubber neck cos we’ve been driving behind all the other fucktards who need to gawp at whatever’s happened , drive you cnuts get out the fucking way and let’s get on with our lives , press the poxy accelerator and get on with your lives you twunts
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