things that annoy the fook out of you

[QUOTE=Bo Jackson] Shops that don't allow you to tap your card card transactions for under a fiver. The majority of these shops I've been to don't actually outline this until you try to pay.

Millennial snowflake

LO SCIENZIATO wrote: sooner we become a cashless society the better

Hornet has been in one for years as he never has any

Years ago Dublin Bus received a letter of complaint from the Mount Merrion Residents Assoc about the double decker 46b, because its paint job had it covered in Smarties.
They said it lowered the tone of the area.


Edited by GB 1HughJarse - 10 Oct 2018 at 3:00pm

Bo Jackson wrote: Bob Hoskins wrote: I agree Bo, I can't stand doctors either  For the record, the doctors and staff me and my partner were dealing with we're fantastic some of the other patients and their visitors on the other hand drove me f**king mental

DUBLIN DOC wrote: Tradesmen who let you down at the last minute   Want this fckin extension and house refurb finished yesterday now coonts

Tiler and painter told to get ta fck, their fckin loss, acting the coonts taking on nixers after committing to me but doing money into the hand work rather than the contract work I was employing them to do, not willing to be knocked back by these hungry coonts anymore, their shoite is in the front garden now hope someone strokes it before they come to pick it up w**kers  (I actually feel good after telling them to go fck themselves, but the quare wans not impressed )

Bob Hoskins wrote: The boy who cried Doc. If you told a story of going to the shop and buying bread I wouldn't believe it

You can get bread in a shop 

GB 1HughJarse wrote: The colours of the new buses in Dublin. Blue/white/green? Awful looking things, like something you’d expect to see in Birmingham

The Buses in Birmingham are mostly red or black

Edited by Trigboy 10 - 11 Oct 2018 at 7:11am

Kid (probably 12 or 13 years old) sitting beside me at the match tonight, constantly putting his shoes up on the (empty) seat in front of him.
His dad beside him says nothing.
Had a good look at the dad at halftime when we left our seats, he looked like he slept in a hedge.

GB 1HughJarse wrote: Kid (probably 12 or 13 years old) sitting beside me at the match tonight, constantly putting his shoes up on the (empty) seat in front of him. His dad beside him says nothing. Had a good look at the dad at halftime when we left our seats, he looked like he slept in a hedge.