What grinds my gears...

[Stadt]

I thought GDPR passing was a good thing but the incessant and intrusive “Accept this blah blah this website blah blah” on essentially every website is a head doer 

[Great Boos Up]

Our general distain for Spurs has turned from valid to rancid.

[bovril]

30 minutes ago, Great Boos Up said:

Our general distain for Spurs has turned from valid to rancid.

I'd say cringey. 

[Nalis]

1 hour ago, bovril said:

I'd say cringey. 

This every time I see or hear them called 'Spuds'.

Edited 4 July 2018 by Nalis

[Corky]

2 hours ago, Great Boos Up said:

Our general distain for Spurs has turned from valid to rancid.

It's tedious. The same shit regurgitated for two years.

[Vacamion]

10 minutes ago, Nalis said:

This every time I see or hear them called 'Spuds'.

 

 

What GMG is that "Spuds" doesn't even sound very much like "Spurs". I've never got why people use it.

 

If you really had to, maybe "Sperms" or "Spurts", or something, but even this more poetically correct usage is still descending into the same pit of hell as "Florist", "Direby" and"Chaventry".

 

 

Edited 4 July 2018 by Vacamion

[Nalis]

8 hours ago, Vacamion said:

 

What GMG is that "Spuds" doesn't even sound very much like "Spurs". I've never got why people use it.

 

If you really had to, maybe "Sperms" or "Spurts", or something, but even this more poetically correct usage is still descending into the same pit of hell as "Florist", "Direby" and"Chaventry".

 

 

 

Dont forget Loserpool and Manure.

 

If someone started calling Leicester, say LIARSter or Loserter for example , I would be feel more pity for them than anger.

[Xen]

8 hours ago, Vacamion said:

 

What GMG is that "Spuds" doesn't even sound very much like "Spurs". I've never got why people use it.

 

If you really had to, maybe "Sperms" or "Spurts", or something, but even this more poetically correct usage is still descending into the same pit of hell as "Florist", "Direby" and"Chaventry".

 

 

 

R and D are right next to each other on the keyboard so it probably just started as an unflattering typo that stuck. 

[RonnieTodger]

People are still putting titanic music over dramatic moments in football. Wasn't funny or good 2 years ago lads.

[potter3]

12 hours ago, Nalis said:

Dont forget Loserpool and Manure.

 

If someone started calling Leicester, say LIARSter or Loserter for example , I would be feel more pity for them than anger.

Fester is usually the one I've seen...it's very distressing.

[Webbo]

The new auto correct on the Amazon kindle. It's been like it for about 2 months. I just wrote "saw" and it changed to "was". Saw is a proper word ffs.

[Mike Oxlong]

3 hours ago, Webbo said:

The new auto correct on the Amazon kindle. It's been like it for about 2 months. I just wrote "saw" and it changed to "was". Saw is a proper word ffs.

Could be great for the divorce lawyers though if saw becomes was

 

Imagine trying to send a message to your Mrs apologising for how you behaved in an argument 

 

I’m so sorry for how I behaved when we argued over dinner last night. Having had time to reflect on how we were across the table to each other I can now accept that I was an utter arsehole

 

becomes 

 

I’m so sorry for how I behaved when we argued over dinner last night. Having had time to reflect on how we were across the table to each other I can now accept that I saw an utter arsehole

Edited 6 July 2018 by Mike Oxlong

[Strokes]

On 04/07/2018 at 23:02, Corky said:

It's tedious. The same shit regurgitated for two years.

Tbf I’ve hated them for so long, I went school with Dwayne Lineker (Gary’s nephew), everyone used to arse lick him, wear Tottenham shirts and I couldn’t stand the little twat. I’ve hated them since, I’m not bandwagoning it’s real and deep

But it is getting a bit tedious and it shouldn’t spill over to the national team either, that is pathetic.

[Izzy]

I see every man and his dog is now an England fan these days - very interesting.

 

Thought I'd have a read back through some of the match threads for the WC qualification matches and friendlies for a laugh.

 

The pure hatred on there for the national team and the whole set up is plain to see, yet suddenly we've had a few wins at the WC and everybody wants to be part of it.

 

I wonder how long it lasts 

[Beliall]

3 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

I see every man and his dog is now an England fan these days - very interesting.

 

Thought I'd have a read back through some of the match threads for the WC qualification matches and friendlies for a laugh.

 

The pure hatred on there for the national team and the whole set up is plain to see, yet suddenly we've had a few wins at the WC and everybody wants to be part of it.

 

I wonder how long it lasts 

didnt we win every qualifier? what was there to moan about?

[Xen]

"McGuire"

 

 

Oddly, I've seen it far more often from other Leicester fans than England fans in general. It's not difficult, ffs.

[Izzy]

2 minutes ago, Beliall said:

didnt we win every qualifier? what was there to moan about?

Don't get me wrong mate, I had a few moans when we didn't play that great but some of the comments on their suggest people didn't ever want to be England fans again.

 

Some pretty nasty stuff written about Southgate, the players and the national team in general. 

 

Suddenly we're doing O.K. and everyone's like "Yeah, it's coming home!"

 

Picking and choosing when you want to be an England supporter is a bit fickle.

[Max Wall]

On 02/07/2018 at 22:50, Tuna said:

I get a text this morning simply saying "This is my new number" - from the new number. 

Sorry Tuna, I meant to send it to @RumbleFox

[Max Wall]

10 minutes ago, Xen said:

"McGuire"

 

 

Oddly, I've seen it far more often from other Leicester fans than England fans in general. It's not difficult, ffs.

Add Grey

[The Doctor]

If you take a trolley through self checkouts you should probably be put under house arrest ngl.

[Bellend Sebastian]

8 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

If you take a trolley through self checkouts you should probably be put under house arrest ngl.

They have them in the Asda I go to now where the idea is to do that very thing.

 

As if doing a big shop late on a week night wasn't bad enough. After about 9.30 there are no checkout staff so you have no choice but to use them, and I can safely say it's one of the bleakest experiences you can have in normal life

[Beliall]

41 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

Don't get me wrong mate, I had a few moans when we didn't play that great but some of the comments on their suggest people didn't ever want to be England fans again.

 

Some pretty nasty stuff written about Southgate, the players and the national team in general. 

 

Suddenly we're doing O.K. and everyone's like "Yeah, it's coming home!"

 

Picking and choosing when you want to be an England supporter is a bit fickle.

I guess you coul call me fickle. i only watch them in tournaments. not usually much to get excited about in qualifiers. the team changes so much and the games are far apart

[Izzy]

5 minutes ago, Beliall said:

I guess you coul call me fickle. i only watch them in tournaments. not usually much to get excited about in qualifiers. the team changes so much and the games are far apart

It’s no so much ‘part time’ England fans that grind my gears, but it’s those who’ve gone full circle from hating them with a passion to suddenly loving them almost overnight 

[Max Wall]

11 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

It’s no so much ‘part time’ England fans that grind my gears, but it’s those who’ve gone full circle from hating them with a passion to suddenly loving them almost overnight 

You shouldn't be surprised Izzy, you're a 'life veteran'. It's 2018, unless there's a reason to clamp yourself to something (ie vicarious success), people lose interest quickly these days.

[leicsmac]

18 minutes ago, Max Wall said:

You shouldn't be surprised Izzy, you're a 'life veteran'. It's 2018, unless there's a reason to clamp yourself to something (ie vicarious success), people lose interest quickly these days.

Twas ever thus, IMO.