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Things that piss you off Page 62

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Laughing out loud

Quote: zooo @ November 20, 2007, 6:05 PM

I empathise!
I had the same boy-flatmates-based problems myself!

Yeah me too!

Fearne Cotton.

The Proclaimers.

Puking up and missing dinner.

Poor Lee. :(

(That was sincere by the way.)

Thank you Aaron.

How's your Christmas going? And to anyone else who's reading this?

Quote: Aaron @ December 25, 2007, 2:14 PM

The Proclaimers.

I really don't see the point of them. Neither good pop, fun or ironic.

Quote: Leevil @ December 25, 2007, 2:40 PM

How's your Christmas going?

Fairly uneventful (as I like it really), but I'm sure it's better than yours! :(

Quote: David Chapman @ December 25, 2007, 2:41 PM

I really don't see the point of them. Neither good pop, fun or ironic.

Well said.

Fooking Christmas.
So far I have an ill 21 year old son who is miserable & bored. He half heartedly opened his pressies with a grunt & is already counting down the days untill he can get back to the barracks.
The younger one who is 18 has a huge grin on his face. He is now on X Box live (Whatever that is). He has been chatting to several 16 year old girls, much to the annoyance of his girlfriend, whom is currently grizzling in the corner.
My husband is ignoring me as the wii is at my parent's house, which we will painstakenly be going to tomoz.I cooked a lovely chrimbo dinner & the chicken slid off my plate onto the cat. I retrieveed said chicken then accidently switched plates with my husband. My son Jack saw & dobbed so I am about to wipe his grin off his face & make his girlfriends day, by taking away his X Box Live. (Whatever that is)

Also My dog hates me as he almost choked to death on a chicken winga-ding-thing.

LOL, your house sounds like a barrel of laughs Charley!

Gift vouchers. Particularly those specific to one shop (or chain of).

People who ask for money for christmas. Whats the sodding point. I'll give you £30 and you buy me a present for £30. Stupid idiots. If I wanted the thrill of exchanging money for goods and services i'd do it in an Amsterdam Brothel.

* Telephone calls which occur when you are heading out the door (only to discover they are telemarketers)

* Commercials which are clearly louder than the TV Prog/Film you are watching.

* Neighbours who just have to make a lot of noise in the early hours.

* Pushy door-2-door salesman, who don't take NO! for an answer.

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