What has p*ssed you off today...part II
#76
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It's not unlike someone who would say, smash their TV because they didn't like what's on the news, then claim damages because of unfair practices of the broadcaster.
Last edited by amideislas; Apr 23rd 2016 at 1:51 pm.
#77

Actually, it's your tête a tête, I was only straightening you out on your threat assertions. Like the EU dictatorship "threat", this one also isn't a threat.
It's not unlike someone who would say, smash their TV because they didn't like what's on the news, then claim damages because of unfair practices of the broadcaster.
It's not unlike someone who would say, smash their TV because they didn't like what's on the news, then claim damages because of unfair practices of the broadcaster.
#78
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And, in the event of Britain choosing to effectively reduce its "footprint" in the world, naturally, there would be no particular motivation to negotiate any new trade agreement. They're already finalising one (after many years of negotiation) with the EU, one of the largest trading blocs in the world. Britain, separately, represents only a mere fraction of that.
It wasn't a threat, merely an explanation of how the world actually works. Something this debate could really use.
I know that seems unreasonable to you, and you want to spin it as a "threat", but that's simply how the world works. Obama was actually trying to tell us that, but we're so self-centered and still believe we're the dog's bollocks, we just can't accept it, even if it's the hard truth.
Last edited by amideislas; Apr 23rd 2016 at 9:30 pm.
#79

Threat: a communication that if you do x then I may do something bad to you.
I think Obama was giving a warning, not a threat.

Last edited by Pulaski; Apr 23rd 2016 at 9:27 pm.
#80

Cnuts who put items in a supermarket back on the wrong shelf
, especially if they look just like what should be on the shelf, which is why we are having Apricot jam instead of Marmelade for breakfast, the jars are so similar we didn't notice until I opened it this morning.

Also, **** people who can't put trolleys back in the designated storage areas in the car park. Ever bloody day I see millions of lazy mother****ers who just dump them at their arse and drive off, often blocking a parking space. Twats.
#81

I'm with you there. No store is so huge that you can't haul your fat arse back to the shelf you got an item from to put it back if you don't want it. I do that all the time.
Also, **** people who can't put trolleys back in the designated storage areas in the car park. Ever bloody day I see millions of lazy mother****ers who just dump them at their arse and drive off, often blocking a parking space. Twats.
Also, **** people who can't put trolleys back in the designated storage areas in the car park. Ever bloody day I see millions of lazy mother****ers who just dump them at their arse and drive off, often blocking a parking space. Twats.
#82

Then there's the people who sit right in the middle of the damn aisle, waiting for someone parked in the first few spaces to pack seventeen billion bags into their boot because it would just kill their delicate little feet to walk an extra 50 feet to the entrance of the store. **** them, too.
Don't get me started on the people who blatantly ignore the '15 items or less' signs in the express lane, or who take a fully stuffed trolley through the self checkout.
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Serves you right for shopping in a supermarket that doesn't have "15 items or fewer" signs.
#84
#85

Oh yeah, I've seen that too. Or on windy days I've seen them slam into cars when I haven't had time to jump out of my own car to try to stop them rolling.
Then there's the people who sit right in the middle of the damn aisle, waiting for someone parked in the first few spaces to pack seventeen billion bags into their boot because it would just kill their delicate little feet to walk an extra 50 feet to the entrance of the store. **** them, too.
Don't get me started on the people who blatantly ignore the '15 items or less' signs in the express lane, or who take a fully stuffed trolley through the self checkout.
Then there's the people who sit right in the middle of the damn aisle, waiting for someone parked in the first few spaces to pack seventeen billion bags into their boot because it would just kill their delicate little feet to walk an extra 50 feet to the entrance of the store. **** them, too.
Don't get me started on the people who blatantly ignore the '15 items or less' signs in the express lane, or who take a fully stuffed trolley through the self checkout.

Happy Monday!

#86

Did a big shop over the weekend, this is just my normal way of blowing off steam. I've never been grocery shopping when the store isn't chock full of asshats, of course.
A pleasant, yet non-eventful day named after the moon to you too.
A pleasant, yet non-eventful day named after the moon to you too.
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The asshole city planner who decided to allow the building of a in and out next to the Costco Gas Station!!! The line to get gas was beyond a joke as it was!!
Now we have dopey birds taking burger orders on Ipads on the main road before you even turn into the disaster!!
Now we have dopey birds taking burger orders on Ipads on the main road before you even turn into the disaster!!
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