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Nick

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  • Feb 6, 2018
  • #3,046
Deleted member 5849 said:
I only have the landline for internet, nobody else has the number, so I can enjoy answering it in many varied and interesting ways whenever it rings!
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It's annoying it has to be there, but we just unplugged the phone in the end.

It was a good trick to give the phone to a toddler to let them talk to whoever it was.

Although if that's what you want to do with your evenings

 
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Deleted member 5849

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  • Feb 6, 2018
  • #3,047
Did feel sorry for the old boy who it turned out had the wrong number.

he rang, I answered and started off with a IF I'VE TOLD YOU ONCE YOU'RE NOT COMING BACK, AND YOU CAN FORGET ABOUT SEEING THE KIDS AND I'M TAKING YOU FOR EVERY PENNY YOU'VE GOT!!! type thing before slamming the phone down. Immediately afterwards it rang again and a very scared and shocked voice meekly said 'he-hello?' at me.

Hope he wasn't too upset, and got the right number in the end
 
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Otis

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  • Feb 6, 2018
  • #3,048
Deleted member 5849 said:
I only have the landline for internet, nobody else has the number, so I can enjoy answering it in many varied and interesting ways whenever it rings!
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Jesus and the Beverley Sisters?
 

dutchman

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  • Feb 6, 2018
  • #3,049
Nick said:
When we first moved in my wife was too polite to tell the Jehovas to piss off. They ended up getting her name and would drive especially to knock on the door to ask for her and how my daughter was etc.

Polite people and all that but very random, must be soul destroying.
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I had Jehovas knock once when I had very severe toothache. One of them worked at Boots and recommended Nurofen, it worked a treat!
 

Nick

Administrator
  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,050
dutchman said:
I had Jehovas knock once when I had very severe toothache. One of them worked at Boots and recommended Nurofen, it worked a treat!
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Was that you converted?
 

dutchman

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,051
Nick said:
Was that you converted?
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Only from Paracetamol to Nurofen!
 
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Nick

Administrator
  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,052
Why do people need to suck their fingers after eating like they are trying to get a golfball through a hose pipe?
 

Otis

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,053
Nick said:
Why do people need to suck their fingers after eating like they are trying to get a golfball through a hose pipe?
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I hate when people go into the bakery section of a supermarket where they have loose rolls and bread and cakes etc. and people just go in and start poking at the produce and picking cakes and rolls up with their hands and then putting them back again.

It's enough to turn someone OCD.
 
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mechaishida

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,054
It's pretty irritating to be awoken at 3:55am by one of your many cats, chucking his guts up noisily on the stairs.

Little bastard had got hold of the Dreamies packet, and proceeded to eat the entire contents thereof, and part of the packet itself. It was quite a hefty pile of sick, I can tell you.

This is the same cat who was stuck to the curtains last week, he didn't retract his claws and wound himself up in the fucking curtain like a cocoon.
 

richnrg

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,055
Parliamentary Committee Enquiries

e.g.
Committee: "Hey Carillion bosses, you've been very naughty and irresponsible, causing misery and financial loss to thousands, whilst pocketing millions yourselves - HAVEN'T YOU!?""
Bosses "Silence"
Committee: "OK, well consider yourselves told off!"
Bosses (to themselves) "fuck, that was easy - I thought we'd at least get a detention. Who's for a round of golf?"
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,056
richnrg said:
Parliamentary Committee Enquiries

e.g.
Committee: "Hey Carillion bosses, you've been very naughty and irresponsible, causing misery and financial loss to thousands, whilst pocketing millions yourselves - HAVEN'T YOU!?""
Bosses "Silence"
Committee: "OK, well consider yourselves told off!"
Bosses (to themselves) "fuck, that was easy - I thought we'd at least get a detention. Who's for a round of golf?"
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Very easy to appear contrite with their massive pensions and other 'rewards' they've awarded themselves over the years.
 

dutchman

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,057
Captain Dart said:
Very easy to appear contrite with their massive pensions and other 'rewards' they've awarded themselves over the years.
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You've got to admire the gall of a boss who has written into his contract that he still gets his bonus even if the firm goes bust!
 

I_Saw_Shaw_Score

Well-Known Member
  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,058
The amount of thefts/attempted thefts both car & house taking place at the minute, on local Facebook groups every day somebodies car is nicked and houses being broken into or attempted. I’m very security conscious but it just seems like a matter of time!

Criminals know the police are stretched and can’t respond or investigate.

Sad times and easy pickings for scumbags!
 
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chiefdave

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,059
I_Saw_Shaw_Score said:
The amount of thefts/attempted thefts both car & house taking place at the minute, on local Facebook groups every day somebodies car is nicked and houses being broken into or attempted. I’m very security conscious but it just seems like a matter of time!
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There was a story in the news a while back that someone had caught a car thief in the act, chased him, caught and detained him and then the police didn't turn up for hours.

Use of private security firms is increasing. We've heading to a society where you only get an acceptable standard of policing if you can afford to pay for it. I live in Finham and its been suggested here by the police, via the local neighbourhood watch, that members of the public group together and go on patrol. That seems a recipe for disaster to me.
 
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I_Saw_Shaw_Score

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  • Feb 7, 2018
  • #3,060
chiefdave said:
There was a story in the news a while back that someone had caught a car thief in the act, chased him, caught and detained him and then the police didn't turn up for hours.

Use of private security firms is increasing. We've heading to a society where you only get an acceptable standard of policing if you can afford to pay for it. I live in Finham and its been suggested here by the police, via the local neighbourhood watch, that members of the public group together and go on patrol. That seems a recipe for disaster to me.
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You’re very close to me, so I know all the comings and goings on that Facebook group.

This article is a very true reflection of policing in the UK at the minute -

The shocking truth about policing in Cambridge

Scary.

Did you see the numbers and shift patterns of officers covering pretty much all of CV3 and more the other day that was posted on the site absolutely frightening.
 
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Deleted member 5849

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  • Feb 8, 2018
  • #3,061
Accidentally putting the audio description on the telly, and not remembering how to turn it off.

Amusing to begin with, annoying twenty minutes after it started!
 

dutchman

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  • Feb 8, 2018
  • #3,062
Deleted member 5849 said:
Accidentally putting the audio description on the telly, and not remembering how to turn it off.

Amusing to begin with, annoying twenty minutes after it started!
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Can't be as annoying as that woman who waves her arms about on screen while I'm trying to watch a late night documentary on BBC4.
 

Ranjit Bhurpa

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  • Feb 10, 2018
  • #3,063
wingy said:
I think he posts on here.
Decent chap !!
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Thank you my friend. Will ring tomorrow while you're having your tea with details of your free gift
 
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Liquid Gold

Well-Known Member
  • Feb 10, 2018
  • #3,064
Rant over!

It’s bad enough when people use it anyway but I’ve seen it on comments that are just s couple of lines. 1, it’s not a rant 2, we know it’s over because you’ve finished.
 
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Liquid Gold

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,065
Calendars that start the week on Sunday.
 

Liquid Gold

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,066
Realising you've lost your bank card 2 hours before you drive to Cornwall.
 

Nick

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,067
People who can't stick to the simple "Mate" usage and need to keep changing it each time "pal, fella, gent, matey, cocker".
 

Otis

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,068
Nick said:
People who can't stick to the simple "Mate" usage and need to keep changing it each time "pal, fella, gent, matey, cocker".
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Don't think I have ever been called 'cocker' or 'gent,' but definitely been subjected to all the others.
 
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Deleted member 5849

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,069
Otis said:
Don't think I have ever been called 'cocker'
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I refuse to believe this!
 

Nick

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,070
Cocker is a word of choice for the older gent. Like Brut and Old Spice, I hope to be using it when I am old enough when I don't look out of place for saying it.
 

Otis

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,071
Deleted member 5849 said:
I refuse to believe this!
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Isn't an old thing from 40 or 50 years ago?

Don't think I have heard anyone call anyone else it either, well apart from my friend Jarvis of course.

We must mix in different circles. Either that, or you mix and I don't.
 
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wingy

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,072
Nick said:
People who can't stick to the simple "Mate" usage and need to keep changing it each time "pal, fella, gent, matey, cocker".
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I Try and stick to chap or occassionally fella ,usually stick decent in front.
 

Otis

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,073
wingy said:
I Try and stick to chap or occassionally fella ,usually stick decent in front.
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Yeah, get the label 'chap' a lot.
 

Nick

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,074
wingy said:
I Try and stick to chap or occassionally fella ,usually stick decent in front.
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Chap is a good one!

I mean when it's the same person who uses all of them, it's not so bad when people stick to one or two but there's no need to go through all of them one after the other.

"Son, lad"

"Youth" is dying out.
 
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Deleted member 5849

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,075
Otis said:
Isn't an old thing from 40 or 50 years ago?

Don't think I have heard anyone call anyone else it either, well apart from my friend Jarvis of course.

We must mix in different circles. Either that, or you mix and I don't.
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Maybe they miss off the 'er' when they call you it...?
 

Otis

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,076
Deleted member 5849 said:
Maybe they miss off the 'er' when they call you it...?
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Think I've had more cocks in my face than had someone call me cock to my face to be honest.
 
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xcraigx

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,077
I've probably done this one in the past but fake disabled people. One of my brother in laws has had some of his disability payments stopped and he has had to go to a medical today to prove he is actually disabled. He has decided to make out he has anger management issues and went in and kicked off so he wouldn't get his medical. Doesn't sound like the actions of someone who does actually have something wrong with him. Anyway, the meeting doesn't seem to have gone in his favour so 25 years of faking it may have just caught up with him. It turns out he and his twin (who has also been 'disabled' for 25 years) have been able to claim around £350 a month between them for being each other's carer too and that's been stopped. Happy days
 

fernandopartridge

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,078
Nick said:
People who can't stick to the simple "Mate" usage and need to keep changing it each time "pal, fella, gent, matey, cocker".
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Nothing wrong with that at all. Better than some inarticulate oaf calling you mate twice in a sentence.
 
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wingy

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,079
Nick said:
People who can't stick to the simple "Mate" usage and need to keep changing it each time "pal, fella, gent, matey, cocker".
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It's M8
 

Otis

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  • Feb 16, 2018
  • #3,080
xcraigx said:
I've probably done this one in the past but fake disabled people.
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I tend to agree, but for every 10 people I tip out of wheelchairs to see if they're faking or not, I find about 7 to 8 of them are actually genuine.
 
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