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I’m really passed caring what other people do life is to short. I don’t like many people tbh. I tolerate customers to get money apart from that f*** the rest of you 





To quote Jean-Paul Sartre: “l’enfer, c’est Les autres”, which translates as Hell is other people.I’m really passed caring what other people do life is to short. I don’t like many people tbh. I tolerate customers to get money apart from that f*** the rest of you![]()
Not really,...last 10 maybeTBF you easily say much of that for the last 60 years.
eeek. I have to admit to doing that yesterday. I wouldn’t/don‘t normally doing this but i had parked up, gone into garden centre to buy a few bags of rotten horse shite and when lifting the last sack i pulled my back badly. Twinges, spasms etc. it was as much as I could do to get my arris on the seat let alone walk 100 metres there and 100 metres back in order to return my trolley. Can I ever be forgiven for such a deed?
i’ll assume the horseshit is still rotting in your car?eeek. I have to admit to doing that yesterday. I wouldn’t/don‘t normally doing this but i had parked up, gone into garden centre to buy a few bags of rotten horse shite and when lifting the last sack i pulled my back badly. Twinges, spasms etc. it was as much as I could do to get my arris on the seat let alone walk 100 metres there and 100 metres back in order to return my trolley. Can I ever be forgiven for such a deed?
Quote at end of article “Essentially, it’s way better to be optimistic and occasionally wrong than to be pessimistic and sometimes correct.”https://www.theguardian.com/food/20...e-for-difficult-diners?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
I read this in the Guardian the other day and it genuinely shocked me - how naive am I?
but people going to all sorts of lengths to get a free meal.
and that’s quite apart from those who just get up and go blatantly without paying.
This post and the first one are all this thread needs.I’m really passed caring what other people do life is to short. I don’t like many people tbh. I tolerate customers to get money apart from that f*** the rest of you![]()
That list reminded me of the 70’sNot really,...last 10 maybe
no thanks heavens. My son in law happened by and he put it in the garden for me.i’ll assume the horseshit is still rotting in your car?
Reprimand accepted, stupid of me.So you’re physically incapable of walking 200 metres yet you decide you’re okay to drive a car.
Brilliant.
I’m really passed caring what other people do life is to short. I don’t like many people tbh. I tolerate customers to get money apart from that f*** the rest of you![]()
Expect the very worse, hope for the bestQuote at end of article “Essentially, it’s way better to be optimistic and occasionally wrong than to be pessimistic and sometimes correct.”
Course he didno thanks heavens. My son in law happened by and he put it in the garden for me.
It's tempting because it's true, if you don't invest in public infrastructure, then everything becomes a meaner rat race where you compete for lesser public resources like diminishing transport options - and then end up hating your neighbour because of how harder everything seems. Then out of spite you vote for rightwing politicians like latest flavour of the month Reform who will make public resources even more shit. The dumb British cycle of self-harm going round and roundI think a lot of this stuff is due to the breakdown of 'community'. Tempted to say this started with Thatch's 'There's no such thing as society' and the 80s 'greed is good' culture, but in reality it's probably more to do with technological and social change. Life has changed so much since, say, the 60s, which was probably the last decade when people could supposedly 'leave their front doors unlocked' and would know everyone who lived on their street. People move around much more and live in their own bubbles and the population is so much more diverse. But I'm not as down on society as the OP - I work with a lot of younger people and they are great, aware, respectful and lovely people. There are a lot of twats out there and it's tempting to think life was so much better years ago, but was it really? In many ways, it has improved massively.
what are you implying?Course he did
If you get more people working from home and ordering more stuff online you're going to get more delivery drivers, so more parking incidents.
There is also more traffic, same space so parking issues bound to be getting worse.
Littering has always been a problem, indeed it was arguably worse in the 70s and 80s when fagbutts and dogshit were everywhere, and it was commonplace to see people luzzing rubbish out of car windows.
That said, even allowing for my growing intolerance of people as I age, there seems to be more evidence that selfishness in society is on the increase.
My son told me he thought he was going to die on Friday afternoon when he was in a queue of stationery traffic at some temporary lights on the A272, looked in his rear view mirror and saw a woman heading straight for him at 50mph. By the grace of God she turned her wheel at the last split second, so fortunately my son's car simply bounced off the van in front before ploughing into a tree. A total write-off, road shut both ways for a couple of hours, but he escaped with cuts, bruises and minor whiplash.
Whether she was on her phone or checking on her two toddlers strapped into the back of her car we will never know, but clearly something was more important to her than looking at the straight road ahead of her.