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The ever increasing use of a comma in place of 'and'. It appears to be very common in the US but now it's creeping into Irish media's social media posts. The latest from the Irish Times to annoy the f**k out of me Angry

A tragic story btw.




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Is it a fair question to ask why you watch the ads PM? They seem to cause you some amount of annoyance.
 
 

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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Is it a fair question to ask why you watch the ads PM? They seem to cause you some amount of annoyance.
 
 
They do, but I have always had an interest in advertising. I think it is a fascinating look at human psychology and think I would liked to have worked in it if it didn't mean becoming a ****.

Also, I do avoid the adverts, most of the time! You can't avoid them forever in a world where when you try and watch a 15 second clickbait video you first have to watch a thirty second advert.
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Originally posted by colemanY2K colemanY2K wrote:

The ever increasing use of a comma in place of 'and'. It appears to be very common in the US but now it's creeping into Irish media's social media posts. The latest from the Irish Times to annoy the f**k out of me Angry

A tragic story btw.




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Originally posted by Bob Hoskins Bob Hoskins wrote:

Originally posted by colemanY2K colemanY2K wrote:

The ever increasing use of a comma in place of 'and'. It appears to be very common in the US but now it's creeping into Irish media's social media posts. The latest from the Irish Times to annoy the f**k out of me Angry

A tragic story btw.




Is that not just to save on the space as Twitter has a character limit Ermm
Possibly. I've seen it used with headlines published on websites. It's as irritating as scrawling one's nails on a blackboard.
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Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Having not seen the advert or know what way it works, I am going to hazard a guess and assume that that the "door bell" has some sort of motion sensor and camera built in to it and "rings" when motion is detected, in this case by the burglar? The owner who then has an app for the door bell can then see on his phone what or who is at his door and can speak directly through the door bell-would this be correct?
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Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Having not seen the advert or know what way it works, I am going to hazard a guess and assume that that the "door bell" has some sort of motion sensor and camera built in to it and "rings" when motion is detected, in this case by the burglar? The owner who then has an app for the door bell can then see on his phone what or who is at his door and can speak directly through the door bell-would this be correct?
No, he presses the bell.  Why is he going near the front door at all? He is a sh*te burglar.
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by bogball88 bogball88 wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Having not seen the advert or know what way it works, I am going to hazard a guess and assume that that the "door bell" has some sort of motion sensor and camera built in to it and "rings" when motion is detected, in this case by the burglar? The owner who then has an app for the door bell can then see on his phone what or who is at his door and can speak directly through the door bell-would this be correct?
No, he presses the bell.  Why is he going near the front door at all? He is a sh*te burglar.
 
A turd burglar?
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Yes when you become a sh*te burglar your life goes down the toilet
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Yes when you become a sh*te burglar your life goes down the toilet
A turd strike and you're out.
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Yes when you become a sh*te burglar your life goes down the toilet
A turd strike and you're out.


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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Makes sense really. If you ring the bell and there is no answer it is the perfect house to try and burgal cause its empty. 
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Originally posted by GoneToShowgies GoneToShowgies wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Makes sense really. If you ring the bell and there is no answer it is the perfect house to try and burgal cause its empty. 
Why would that make it empty? I know plenty of people, including myself, who would never answer the door unless expecting somebody. Also, they might be in bed, in the shower etc. 
If I wanted to burgle somebody or a particular street, I would 'case the place' better than just turning up and ringing the bell. 
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by GoneToShowgies GoneToShowgies wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Makes sense really. If you ring the bell and there is no answer it is the perfect house to try and burgal cause its empty. 
Why would that make it empty? I know plenty of people, including myself, who would never answer the door unless expecting somebody. Also, they might be in bed, in the shower etc. 
If I wanted to burgle somebody or a particular street, I would 'case the place' better than just turning up and ringing the bell. 
you overestimate the intelligence of a lot of burglars. 
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I'm another of those almost never answer the door types. So much so that the regular telecom and other canvassers who regularly go door to door never come in any more as it's a non-answering household.It's great.

There's now a new one of those doorbell app ads where some lad is out walking his dog and tells the postman ringing his doorbell (through his phone) to leave the package with his neighbours .Hilarity then ensues when he says good boy to his dog and the royal mail lad thinks he's talking to him. Answering your doorbell on your phone is definitely the future.

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Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by GoneToShowgies GoneToShowgies wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Makes sense really. If you ring the bell and there is no answer it is the perfect house to try and burgal cause its empty. 
Why would that make it empty? I know plenty of people, including myself, who would never answer the door unless expecting somebody. Also, they might be in bed, in the shower etc. 
If I wanted to burgle somebody or a particular street, I would 'case the place' better than just turning up and ringing the bell. 
you overestimate the intelligence of a lot of burglars. 
Looking at it from a potential customer's point of view (I'm not, but anyway), I would want a product or service that will only work against f**king eejits.
Secondly, I'd be even less likely to purchase it after they have shown all the f**king eejits what not to do when robbing a house, or maybe it is a cunning plan to sell another product of theirs that catches burglars when they go around the back and is only available after purchasing the other yoke.
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Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by GoneToShowgies GoneToShowgies wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Another advert on telly, the one where he has an app for his doorbell. Firstly, he is a smug looking prick whose face makes you want to pick up a crowbar, but what sort of burglar rings the doorbell? I would imagine very few people do, even less now that burglars know that they know they are going to be hooked up to someone's phone, especially if they might have to talk to a **** like him.

Makes sense really. If you ring the bell and there is no answer it is the perfect house to try and burgal cause its empty. 
Why would that make it empty? I know plenty of people, including myself, who would never answer the door unless expecting somebody. Also, they might be in bed, in the shower etc. 
If I wanted to burgle somebody or a particular street, I would 'case the place' better than just turning up and ringing the bell. 
you overestimate the intelligence of a lot of burglars. 
Looking at it from a potential customer's point of view (I'm not, but anyway), I would want a product or service that will only work against f**king eejits.
Secondly, I'd be even less likely to purchase it after they have shown all the f**king eejits what not to do when robbing a house, or maybe it is a cunning plan to sell another product of theirs that catches burglars when they go around the back and is only available after purchasing the other yoke.
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