General Things That Annoy You thread - part 2

ME14addick said:

Chaz Hill said:

Fanny Fanackapan said:

ME14addick said:

MrOneLung said:

Raith_C_Chattonell said:

People who have £35 million laying around spare who decide it should go to a political party. 

Lord knows the good that money could've done, but no it has to go to Crypto Nige the bitcoin king, who makes millions supporting these organisations. 

Union payments to Labour Party. 

Business payments to Tories


would prefer political parties be centrally funded based on votes in previous elections. 

The funding of political parties does need reforming( no pun intended), however there is a big difference between thousands of people paying a small political levy, as is the case with Union donations, and two crypto billionaires making huge 'donations', that dwarf any donations ever made in the UK.

Might I suggest the word you're searching desperately for is ENVY ? 

Free black velvet / champagne and oysters to everyone that votes for them coming up 😉

Or £5K bribe for everyone, like Farage's corrupt mate in the USA. 

Weirdly in India, in the south east state of Tamil Nadu, a film star called Vijay won and became chief minister and is over here next week to meet industry leaders and will be at Silverstone for a race where another Indian film star is driving in. 

Chaz Hill said:

ME14addick said:

Chaz Hill said:

Fanny Fanackapan said:

ME14addick said:

MrOneLung said:

Raith_C_Chattonell said:

People who have £35 million laying around spare who decide it should go to a political party. 

Lord knows the good that money could've done, but no it has to go to Crypto Nige the bitcoin king, who makes millions supporting these organisations. 

Union payments to Labour Party. 

Business payments to Tories


would prefer political parties be centrally funded based on votes in previous elections. 

The funding of political parties does need reforming( no pun intended), however there is a big difference between thousands of people paying a small political levy, as is the case with Union donations, and two crypto billionaires making huge 'donations', that dwarf any donations ever made in the UK.

Might I suggest the word you're searching desperately for is ENVY ? 

Free black velvet / champagne and oysters to everyone that votes for them coming up 😉

Or £5K bribe for everyone, like Farage's corrupt mate in the USA. 

He might not have enough to match that (not that it would ever get paid) but Nige’s idea of a working man’s lunch (the oysters and black velvet) might be possible. 

Same as Trump, he's made many promises but none has been kept. 

Another thread derailed and politicized.

DaveMehmet said:

buckshee said:

Rehearsed dances at weddings, fuck right off. 

I take it you didn’t have the time of your life then?

Doesn’t sound like a thriller 

ValleyGary said:

People ruining this thread on so many occasions cos they can’t do as they’re told. 

But my opinion is just so important that rules become irrelevant.

Michael Olise and the way he acts like an edgy teenager. His interview after the Bayern game the other day was painful to watch. Utter gimp.

ME14addick said:

People who derail threads by telling everybody that the thread has been derailed. 

All looking forward to a future of lunchtime oysters and black velvet 🙂

Chaz Hill said:

ME14addick said:

People who derail threads by telling everybody that the thread has been derailed. 

All looking forward to a future of lunchtime oysters and black velvet 🙂

Reforms policy on school dinners

Chaz Hill said:

ME14addick said:

Chaz Hill said:

Fanny Fanackapan said:

ME14addick said:

MrOneLung said:

Raith_C_Chattonell said:

People who have £35 million laying around spare who decide it should go to a political party. 

Lord knows the good that money could've done, but no it has to go to Crypto Nige the bitcoin king, who makes millions supporting these organisations. 

Union payments to Labour Party. 

Business payments to Tories


would prefer political parties be centrally funded based on votes in previous elections. 

The funding of political parties does need reforming( no pun intended), however there is a big difference between thousands of people paying a small political levy, as is the case with Union donations, and two crypto billionaires making huge 'donations', that dwarf any donations ever made in the UK.

Might I suggest the word you're searching desperately for is ENVY ? 

Free black velvet / champagne and oysters to everyone that votes for them coming up 😉

Or £5K bribe for everyone, like Farage's corrupt mate in the USA. 

He might not have enough to match that (not that it would ever get paid) but Nige’s idea of a working man’s lunch (the oysters and black velvet) might be possible. 

With respect to the lunch “even a stopped clock is right twice a day”. 

Other languages. we spent centuries teaching the world the queens English (which even I struggle at times with) and yet they try to force you to learn their tin pot language... french for example and also other nondescript crap from the east of this world. Just learn English like every other self-respecting person. 

Karim_myBagheri said:

Other languages. we spent centuries teaching the world the queens English (which even I struggle at times with) and yet they try to force you to learn their tin pot language... french for example and also other nondescript crap from the east of this world. Just learn English like every other self-respecting person. 

Thought She was German ?

After the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Norman French became the dominant language of power, law, and the upper classes in England, creating a strict linguistic divide that lasted for roughly 300 years.  It was the Pleading in English act in 1362 that returned English to our law courts and schools - and the first King to speak English as his first language after the Norman invasion was Henry IV in 1399.

A famous 1973 computerized study of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary by Thomas Finkenstaedt and Dieter Wolff placed the precise number of direct French borrowings at 28.3%. However, because many Latin words actually entered English through French during the Middle Ages, linguists state that French has influenced up to 45% of our total vocabulary—accounting for roughly 80,000 words

DaveMehmet said:

Raith_C_Chattonell said:

After the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Norman French became the dominant language of power, law, and the upper classes in England, creating a strict linguistic divide that lasted for roughly 300 years.  It was the Pleading in English act in 1362 that returned English to our law courts and schools - and the first King to speak English as his first language after the Norman invasion was Henry IV in 1399.

A famous 1973 computerized study of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary by Thomas Finkenstaedt and Dieter Wolff placed the precise number of direct French borrowings at 28.3%. However, because many Latin words actually entered English through French during the Middle Ages, linguists state that French has influenced up to 45% of our total vocabulary—accounting for roughly 80,000 words

Precisely the point I was making!