Things that piss you off
Started by stanmarsh14, Apr 12 2009 09:26 AM
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#1
Posted 12 April 2009 - 09:26 AM
****ing stupid old bastards.... arsehole opposite my flat has set off the sodding communal fire alarm system whilst running a bath.
Was not happy being woken up by that **** of a alarm ringing in my bastard ears at 10.30am
Was not happy being woken up by that **** of a alarm ringing in my bastard ears at 10.30am
#2
Posted 12 April 2009 - 09:26 AM
OK, which arse activated the swear filter?
Does not like HUNT much
Does not like HUNT much
#3
Posted 12 April 2009 - 09:39 AM
i always get woken up by a 7 year old chav next door to me every morning at 6.45am by chanting and doors slamming.
his fooking mother doesn't seem to have control of this chav 7 year old only his dad does but he leaves for work at 5am every morning.
typical paper thin walls for council flats i guess
his fooking mother doesn't seem to have control of this chav 7 year old only his dad does but he leaves for work at 5am every morning.
typical paper thin walls for council flats i guess
#4
Posted 12 April 2009 - 10:22 AM
i always get woken up by a 7 year old chav next door to me every morning at 6.45am by chanting and doors slamming.
his fooking mother doesn't seem to have control of this chav 7 year old only his dad does but he leaves for work at 5am every morning.
typical paper thin walls for council flats i guess
Had the same problem at mums old family housing house
she was happy there .. instead of chucking them out .. mum decided to move and family housing agreed to .. now shes has no problems at all .. a football sized garden and superb friendly neighbours
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#5
Posted 12 April 2009 - 10:38 AM
Had the same problem at mums old family housing house
she was happy there .. instead of chucking them out .. mum decided to move and family housing agreed to .. now shes has no problems at all .. a football sized garden and superb friendly neighbours
nice to hear your mum found somewhere good m8
where i moved from before i moved to current location was even worse than where i was.
where i was before is a busy road with HGV's up and down all day and night going from the docks to factories on ladysmith road where i was, i was in a flat right on a junction with traffic lights so u can imagine these HGV's stopping at red traffic lights with there freezers motoring away day and night + the twatting boy racers with there boom boxes booming at silly o'clock and the windows i had was the old sash type which was as much use as a chocolate fireguard. pmsl
i gotta admit tho where i am now isn't half as bad as where i was jus the chav next door
#6
Posted 12 April 2009 - 10:45 AM
I bet James (RH) is very happy where he is he gets internet from everywhere he goes for free lol
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#7
Posted 12 April 2009 - 11:06 AM
Ooo where to begin..... lol.
Generally people who drive from slip roads and think they have right of way when joining the main carriage way. They seem to automatically think the cars can pull over to let them in.
Erm people who think by living in Manchester they are in the North...
Generally people who drive from slip roads and think they have right of way when joining the main carriage way. They seem to automatically think the cars can pull over to let them in.
Erm people who think by living in Manchester they are in the North...
#8 Guest_tommy c_*
Posted 12 April 2009 - 12:52 PM
Mine would have to be the 3 gangsta wannabe's who live 3 doors away from me who think they can play their shite tunes at daft oclock in the morning and exspect no f***er to say anything to the little n*b heads.
#9
Posted 13 April 2009 - 12:03 PM
My dad >.<
Total twat tbh
Total twat tbh
#10
Posted 13 April 2009 - 12:09 PM
People on the phone whilst in supermarkets....
I can understand to some extent, the bloke ringing his missus to ask which row/shelf a specific item is on but I hate the 'Yeeeaaahhhh! I'm an ASDA. I'm shopping' replies. As if, what else do you bloody do in ASDA. I'm under the impression that 95% of all people using phones in ASDA have hatched a plan. They tell someone to deliberately ring em up in ASDA. The reason? I've no idea. but I reckon this 95% of calls, if you listened in, would be simple and meaningless calls that could have been not made. That leads me to a question.....
Why the hell do people take their mobiles to ASDA for?
I can understand to some extent, the bloke ringing his missus to ask which row/shelf a specific item is on but I hate the 'Yeeeaaahhhh! I'm an ASDA. I'm shopping' replies. As if, what else do you bloody do in ASDA. I'm under the impression that 95% of all people using phones in ASDA have hatched a plan. They tell someone to deliberately ring em up in ASDA. The reason? I've no idea. but I reckon this 95% of calls, if you listened in, would be simple and meaningless calls that could have been not made. That leads me to a question.....
Why the hell do people take their mobiles to ASDA for?
#11
Posted 13 April 2009 - 12:17 PM
People on the phone whilst in supermarkets....
I can understand to some extent, the bloke ringing his missus to ask which row/shelf a specific item is on but I hate the 'Yeeeaaahhhh! I'm an ASDA. I'm shopping' replies. As if, what else do you bloody do in ASDA. I'm under the impression that 95% of all people using phones in ASDA have hatched a plan. They tell someone to deliberately ring em up in ASDA. The reason? I've no idea. but I reckon this 95% of calls, if you listened in, would be simple and meaningless calls that could have been not made. That leads me to a question.....
Why the hell do people take their mobiles to ASDA for?
I'm with you on this. If they block my path I just "trolley" them out the way. Some people just can't live without their mobiles. Maybe they think they look "cool" talking loud in a public place....well they don't, they just look like twats.
"Hello....Yeah, I'm on the bus to your house....I'm just getting off the bus now!!!....I'm just walking up your garden path....I'm knocking on your door."
Imbeciles.
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#12
Posted 13 April 2009 - 12:50 PM
Noobs who join FE and then ask stupid f*****g questions which can be answered using the search option.
#13
Posted 13 April 2009 - 01:23 PM
Noobs who join FE and then ask stupid f*****g questions which can be answered using the search option.
we was all noobs when we first joined dave including me
roflmao
#14 Guest_tommy c_*
Posted 13 April 2009 - 01:31 PM
Mr tidy beard aka deal or no deal.
#15
Posted 13 April 2009 - 02:16 PM
People on the phone whilst in supermarkets....
I can understand to some extent, the bloke ringing his missus to ask which row/shelf a specific item is on but I hate the 'Yeeeaaahhhh! I'm an ASDA. I'm shopping' replies. As if, what else do you bloody do in ASDA. I'm under the impression that 95% of all people using phones in ASDA have hatched a plan. They tell someone to deliberately ring em up in ASDA. The reason? I've no idea. but I reckon this 95% of calls, if you listened in, would be simple and meaningless calls that could have been not made. That leads me to a question.....
Why the hell do people take their mobiles to ASDA for?
They could be shoplifting
#17
Posted 13 April 2009 - 03:01 PM
The presenter from 'Pimp My Ride UK' (Look mate you are white not black okay?)
#18
Posted 13 April 2009 - 03:11 PM
The presenter from 'Pimp My Ride UK' (Look mate you are white not black okay?)
Have to agree with you there
Tim westwood -.-
hate him sooo effing much
#20
Posted 13 April 2009 - 04:04 PM
let me tell you what else pisses me off
when people spell my name wrong
*cough* lukey *cough* 8-)
when people spell my name wrong
*cough* lukey *cough* 8-)
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