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What grinds my gears...

By Daggers, in General Chat

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The Doctor

The Doctor

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remember when they did battered mars bars?

 

is that still a thing?

 

In Scotland it is, along with deep frying practically any chocolate bar. It's all about deep fried ice cream though.

Samilktray

Samilktray

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Had a right ****er off a shift at work tonight so I thought I'd cheer myself up with a Big Mac. Get home with my McDonald's in hand, happy as Larry. Settle down to feast on it and they've have me somebody else's PLAIN chicken legend. Fuming.

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AyewJoking

AyewJoking

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Had a right ****er off a shift at work tonight so I thought I'd cheer myself up with a Big Mac. Get home with my McDonald's in hand, happy as Larry. Settle down to feast on it and they've have me somebody else's half eaten chicken legend. Fuming.

AyewJoking

AyewJoking

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when the missus is channel surfing the sky plus box but using the > button on the remote rather than the tv guide and complains she cant find what she wants to watch.

 

:frusty:

 

also, after watching the england game tonight, she now fancies Eric Dier lol

StanSP

StanSP

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People who think being in a pub/restaurant allows them to abdicate their responsibilities as parents and just let their kids run riot annoying others.

 

This. Same goes for kids on public transport especially trains.

bovril

bovril

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Brits seem to get particularly wound up by kids, maybe it goes back to the 'seen and not heard' Victorian mentality. I can't say I'm too bothered by a loud child in a public place.

Voll Blau

Voll Blau

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Brits seem to get particularly wound up by kids, maybe it goes back to the 'seen and not heard' Victorian mentality. I can't say I'm too bothered by a loud child in a public place.

 

Not specifically that though, we were all young once.

 

To cite what happened to me yesterday, five of us sat down for dinner in a pub and a group of about 8 adults and 10 kids came in. The adults dumped the kids on the table next to us with a few colouring books between them, then pissed off to another area of the pub entirely to have a few bevs! These kids were fighting, throwing pencils at the tables around them, generally causing chaos, and the parents were nowhere to be seen.

bovril

bovril

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Not specifically that though, we were all young once.

 

To cite what happened to me yesterday, five of us sat down for dinner in a pub and a group of about 8 adults and 10 kids came in. The adults dumped the kids on the table next to us with a few colouring books between them, then pissed off to another area of the pub entirely to have a few bevs! These kids were fighting, throwing pencils at the tables around them, generally causing chaos, and the parents were nowhere to be seen.

 

Ok that's annoying.

DB11

DB11

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my job

 

At the minute, same, but for probably completely different reasons lol Since the Saturday before last I've worked once, then I'm working again tomorrow before off again til the weekend! Two days in two weeks zzzz rather be at work than sat bored at home lol

Carl the Llama

Carl the Llama

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Brits seem to get particularly wound up by kids, maybe it goes back to the 'seen and not heard' Victorian mentality. I can't say I'm too bothered by a loud child in a public place.

Shouldn't even be seen.  Get in the cupboard.

Wymsey

Wymsey

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Purchased some bread from Sainsbury's (which looked rather fine from the outside), only to open it and discover that they were all badly bend and stuck to each other.

 

Should I/am I able to complain about this (as it doesn't look appealing to consume)?

Haydos

Haydos

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Purchased some bread from Sainsbury's (which looked rather fine from the outside), only to open it and discover that they were all badly bend and stuck to each other.

 

Should I/am I able to complain about this (as it doesn't look appealing to consume)?

 

No, it's life. Get over it. If you have to then take it with you next time you pop in and ask to switch it.

ozleicester

ozleicester

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I love letting my son run riot on public transport. Fantastic fun

 

I guess you let him run lose   :)

Edited by ozleicester
Bayfox

Bayfox

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Not specifically that though, we were all young once.

 

To cite what happened to me yesterday, five of us sat down for dinner in a pub and a group of about 8 adults and 10 kids came in. The adults dumped the kids on the table next to us with a few colouring books between them, then pissed off to another area of the pub entirely to have a few bevs! These kids were fighting, throwing pencils at the tables around them, generally causing chaos, and the parents were nowhere to be seen.

 

I know how you feel and I have 2 of my own, a few weeks back, we were sat outside our local pub, bloody freezing it was, but the kids wanted to play outside on the play equipment, they are 4 and 6, so we sat there with them keeping an eye on them.

 

Lad who drinks the pub sees us there, sends his 2 kids out to play with ours, now am I providing some sort of babysitting service? then someone who we haven't spoken too in about 2 years pulls up in car park, says nothing, leaves his 4 year old outside as well and ****s off inside with his wife.

 

Now that might not seem so bad in some people's worlds, but honestly, this play area is right next to the car park and driveway, with cars coming in and out, ok when I was a kid you could just go and play outside no problem, but we live in different times.

 

When we decided to head inside, they then had the cheek to ask where their kids were. Where did they think they would be.  :nono:

DB11

DB11

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Purchased some bread from Sainsbury's (which looked rather fine from the outside), only to open it and discover that they were all badly bend and stuck to each other.

 

Should I/am I able to complain about this (as it doesn't look appealing to consume)?

 

Stuck to each other? You sure you picked up sliced? lol

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