Mr Smggles
Well-known member
The phrase "Break the internet". What a ****ing load of shit.
"The latest video to break the Internet is of a cat..." **** OFF.
"The latest video to break the Internet is of a cat..." **** OFF.
people walking around supermarkets leaning all over the trolley bars like they are about to fall over
I do that so I can slide along quickly down the aisle, it's funpeople walking around supermarkets leaning all over the trolley bars like they are about to fall over
What is it with pushing the fecking things SIDEWAYS. IT's got handles, use them. That way, you won't be taking up the whole fecking aisle I am trying to RAPIDLY get through. Twunts.
Then my work here is done
Its actually quite cathartic, this thread. A bit like the hallowed Bell-cheeses at work thread. Its good to get these things off your chest now and then.
Last few posts confirm again that I'm glad I'm not on Facebook. Every time I consider the benefits of joining I think of threads like this and remember they are massively outweighed.
What is it with pushing the fecking things SIDEWAYS. IT's got handles, use them. That way, you won't be taking up the whole fecking aisle I am trying to RAPIDLY get through. Twunts.
Queue jumpers - cars or pedestrians.
Women with 'Baby On Board' badges that look like they concieved the night before. The use for the badges seems to have changed from the intended use - showing someone that is carrying a bulge and therefore might want a seat (which I totally agree with) - to a more fashionable badge of honour to show off.
This. You seldom see "hear hear" on NSC.Here here!
I've never seen one of those?!
People on trains who yawn every two minutes and don't cover up their mouths. I stare at them, but it doesn't stop them.
Oh oh oh! Pensioners doing their weekly shop on a Saturday! Morrisons was absolutely rammed on Saturday morning and 50% of it was penioners with trolleys!
Oh oh oh! Pensioners doing their weekly shop on a Saturday! Morrisons was absolutely rammed on Saturday morning and 50% of it was penioners with trolleys!
A variation are the (sorry to be non PC) the pikey families who can only go shopping as a group of minimum four persons, possibly one in a pushchair wingeing. They also have to block the aisle whilst they all hold a group discussion about quantity/brand of every item they purchase.