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Could you just lower your saxophone a TOUCH - I don’t enjoy my ears bleeding while I’m trying to read my book
 
lolly said:
The fact that every shop seems to have a loyalty app now. Fuck off Robert Dyas, I'd rather pay 30p extra for this tupperware than you have my data and bombard me with shit when there's a good chance I'll not buy anything in one of your shops again for another decade.
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“Do you have the Greggs app?”

“Do I look like I have the Greggs app?”
 
People on planes being so FIDGETY. It’s less than a two hour flight, pop some Netflix on and be DONE WITH IT.
 
Calling in a patient at work who ends up being someone you went to school with.
 
Those kind of mid price restaurants that always serve a decent burger and chip on a menu (e.g. Bill’s, Browns etc), and the fact that almost none of them offer vinegar, along with the thimble of mayo.

Also shit salad dressings, and too many of said mid price restaurants only offering a boring Caesar salad.
 
TV Adverts where the blatantly computerised shots show players playing football/ tennis etc. when they have clearly never once been in the same room.
 
Spotify putting MUSIC VIDEO in front every artist's name in the playlists is really messing with my EQUILIBRIUM

Who thought that would be a good idea? :manson:
 
"Can't park there mate"

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Ellie said:
Those kind of mid price restaurants that always serve a decent burger and chip on a menu (e.g. Bill’s, Browns etc), and the fact that almost none of them offer vinegar, along with the thimble of mayo.

Also shit salad dressings, and too many of said mid price restaurants only offering a boring Caesar salad.
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No one is forcing you to go to BILL’S!
 
I'm quite fond of Bill's and their watermelon and feta salad (and Blue Light discount). They don't change their menu often enough, though.

And we lost ours here, in favour of Five Guys :evil:
 
Nancy said:
There is a often very good tactical reason for doing so. Taking the middle offer can sometimes be the wrong choice, but so many players do it.
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It is true there are caveats, but perhaps more often than not it's idiot slug people thinking it's fine to try and take out more than they've put in :evil:

One guy on the ep I saw yesterday accepted £2! And then didn't answer a single fucking question in the final chase! And don't get me started on the ones who take minus offers.

(FYI I am actually a socialist)
 
Can airport/train security make up its mind whether laptops are allowed in your bag? I get the Eurostar all the time and have never removed my laptop from my case, yet today there was an enourmous queue created by one overly officious security guard sending everyone with a laptop through security twice.
 
GARE DU NORD generally of course although it’s not the Dickensian nightmare it used to be. Not sure why you can be through security in 10 minutes at St Pancras yet it takes over an HOUR at GARE du Nord.
 
Gare Du Nord is such a shithole. I know Euston is no oasis but they really should clean up the place where thousands of people each year see Paris for the first time.
 
Those little wash-hand basins in some people's downstairs loo or in some restaurants that are only the size of your hand and therefore soapy water cascades onto your clothes and/or the floor. Also the flat water-slide taps that usually come with them
 
Technology these days having FAR TOO MUCH SECURITY

I upgraded my phone at the weekend after the screen on my old one became totally unresponsive. I've just tried to set up my work account on 'Microsoft Authenticator' on the new phone, and it's requiring a code from the app (that is presumably being sent to the old phone, which can no longer be used).

I'm already being forced to use a password with at least one capital letter, one number and one special character JUST LET ME CHOOSE TO BE AT RISK OF GETTING HACKED FFS
 
This person complaining that seeing a vet and having them prescribe drugs shouldn’t cost £150 and that’s a reason to dump an animal.



What do they think is a fair price for that service?
 
Lucille said:
This person complaining that seeing a vet and having them prescribe drugs shouldn’t cost £150 and that’s a reason to dump an animal.



What do they think is a fair price for that service?
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I shelled out nearly 10k on a cat once so I’d gladly take a bill for 150 :D
 
£150 is such a non amount of money when it comes to SAVING THE LIFE OF SOMETHING YOU LOVE, I just think there’s something rotten in British culture where we think anything that costs over £20 is a ripoff.
 
I took my Dad for a roast dinner in London and it cost £27, and he admitted it was the ‘best roast dinner he’d had in his life’ but still thought £27 was ‘A RIP-OFF’

:nononono:
 
Lucille said:
£150 is such a non amount of money when it comes to SAVING THE LIFE OF SOMETHING YOU LOVE, I just think there’s something rotten in British culture where we think anything that costs over £20 is a ripoff.
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I totally get that some people will not be able to find £150 at short notice though, and that their financial status may have changed dramatically since they first got the pet too
 
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