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• Alwaysneil

  May 1

  I did tell a colleague at work and he said it happens all the time where he lives. I asked where it was and he said Croydon. 

  
  

  Felt a bit mean to say 'well that explains it then' but i couldn't help myself. 

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• Gribbo

  May 2

  People who park just under a cars length away from double yellows -
  
  
  

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• MrWalker

  May 2 edited May 2

  Car manufacturers who have decided to line car boots with a material which traps small leaves, twigs, fluff etc so resolutely that even the strongest strong vacuum cannot shift it.

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• Karim_myBagheri

  May 2

  Reform having too similar a colour to Tories.  

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• Alwaysneil

  May 2

  Karim_myBagheri said:

  Reform having too similar a colour to Tories.  

  Given the tories have won very little i would guess if there's a lot of blue it will be Reform

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• Algarveaddick

  May 3

  When you are ironing, and have to work really hard to get the creases out, but if you inadvertantly iron a crease "in", it becomes virtually permanent...   

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• Hal1x

  May 3

  Algarveaddick said:

  When you are ironing, and have to work really hard to get the creases out, but if you inadvertantly iron a crease "in", it becomes virtually permanent...   

  my manservant does my ironing- its his problem.

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• AddicksAddict

  May 3

  North Lower Neil said:

  thai malaysia addick said:

  When you button up the duvet cover and realise you are one button out of sync.

  Worse with a shirt!

  People who aren’t fashion conscious enough to appreciate shirts that come with an extra button at the top and an extra button at the bottom. 

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• SporadicAddick

  8:23AM

  The creep of the American term "standings" in place of "table".

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• JaShea99

  8:46AM

  And while we’re at it, the use of “regular season” or “regulation season” to distinguish it from the play offs.

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• Hal1x

  8:52AM

  SporadicAddick said:

  The creep of the American term "standings" in place of "table".

  Its part of the deal Starmer agreed with Trump to avoid tariffs.

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• Algarveaddick

  10:28AM

  The possible play-off final kicking off at 1PM. 

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• Karim_myBagheri

  12:04PM

  Hal1x said:

  SporadicAddick said:

  The creep of the American term "standings" in place of "table".

  Its part of the deal Starmer agreed with Trump to avoid tariffs.

  general things that annoy you...sigh... the labour party 

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• MrOneLung

  3:39PM

  No politics please
  

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• Redvalleyeast

  5:14PM

  Day trippers behind me at the game yesterday being an absolute pain in the arse,constant seat kicking,rabbiting away talking absolute bollocks for the whole game and the final straw,dropping their cheesy fucking chips down mine and my sons backs. Twats.

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• stoneroses19

  5:19PM

  Redvalleyeast said:

  Day trippers behind me at the game yesterday being an absolute pain in the arse,constant seat kicking,rabbiting away talking absolute bollocks for the whole game and the final straw,dropping their cheesy fucking chips down mine and my sons backs. Twats.

  It's a mixed bag with day trippers. 

  
  

  Had a family of 6 row in front of me (3 adults 3 kids), none interested in the actual game, just chatting and phone playing, up every ten minutes for more drinks and snacks. Left immediately on final whistle. 

  
  

  Next to me, young Italian couple immersed in the game, and had both bought Charlton red t-shirts before the game which they were wearing. Also stayed right to the end of Nathan's speech. 

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• Hal1x

  6:58PM edited 7:44PM

  I had loads of scandinavians next to me, and behind me. Quite comical listening to them joining in with the singing without knowing ANY of the words, or ANY of the tune.

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• ads

  7:18PM

  Hal1x said:

  I had loads of scandinavians next to me, and behind me. Quite comical listening to them joining in with the signing without knowing ANY of the words, or the tune.

  
  bit like abba then. tuneless and tone deaf

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• fenlandaddick

  8:36PM edited 8:36PM

  Neighbours, wouldn't ish them on anyone.

  
  

  queensland_addick said:

  Lazyness.
  Suckers who get taken in by media lies from their preferred outlets, without taking the time and effort to check and verify the facts via multiple outlets and source documents.

  So true, I thought we had found a WW2 bomber on the moon, I was convinced for years until my friend pointed out it wasn't true.
  
  

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• Hal1x

  9:20PM

  ads said:

  Hal1x said:

  I had loads of scandinavians next to me, and behind me. Quite comical listening to them joining in with the signing without knowing ANY of the words, or the tune.

  
  bit like abba then. tuneless and tone deaf

  I suppose it is more Money, Money, Money for the club.

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