Pepper

Said this before but Fiona Bruce is a god awful host. She either lets people speak for far too long or immediately interrupts them when they are actually answering the question.

People who slam shut car doors.

Folk who chuck old furniture, carpet etc over the back fence instead of taking it to the dump.

Fiona Bruce is a god awful chair. Every episode I've seen she either lets someone talk for far too long or not at all. Useless.

Close enough!

Oh dear god make it stop

This should be interesting!

This is utter cringe inducing shite.

I think you could say we have turned a corner!

People feel obliged to join the queue of traffic , when in fact as has already been mentioned , c***s should be using all lanes available right up until the merge point as it causes shorter tailbacks. It's called late or zipper merging. Airbles Road in Motherwell heading down to the lights at Strathclyde Park is a perfect example of this. c***s insistence at joining the queue early causes unnecessary long tailbacks which block the roundabout when if folk would only use both lanes and merge at the point where you are supposed to (as per the big arrows on the road) then the queue of traffic wouldn't even reach the roundabout. The worst is the total c**t who tries to cut in half way down blocking those who want to continue to the correct merge point. Either queue early with the other c***s, or go all in to the end.

I reckon Henry is taking on Carl's storyline so will be quite important to the Whisperer's arc. It's been a good start to post Rick TWD, Hopefully it continues.

It was obvious they were going to save him, but I'm kinda glad they did. A complete guess, but I reckon the three films that Andrew Lincoln will be in will either be set in another part of the US or more likely another country entirely, allowing them to be filmed in the UK. Then once they are completed The Walking Dead, Fear and any other spinoffs will come together as a "new" series with Rick back to wrap it all up, so technically he wouldn't be returning to the original series so to speak.

Websites that force you to disable addblocker before you can read the article.

The hysterical reporting of every weather event.

The low camera position they're using for word cup games.

When you go to the supermarket early so you can get back before the footy starts, only to remember that you can't buy booze before 10am.

Shop staff, customer services advisers and websites that give totally contradictory information.

Why he wouldn't park one space along or even pull into the adjoining space he's in is absolutely bizarre behaviour.

Office confirmed as closed tomorrow. Beers in the fridge. Thank you Beast from the East.

They writers don't seem to have learned anything from the backlash the first half of the season received. And what I really can't understand is the chronic under use of some of the shows best characters. Andrew Lincoln looks like he's chucked it now TBH.

Thee are many factors that led the the late decision to close one school and not the other. The close proximity is clearly not one of them. That's the only point I'm making.

It makes absolutely no difference how close the schools are. If the teachers can get in for one but can't for the other, then that will be why it's closed. No doubt those who didn't make it will have been trying all morning leading to the late decision. It's not that difficult to understand.

Inconsiderate drivers who, despite having a practically empty road to choose from, insist on double parking just so that they can stop directly outside of a particular house.

Folk who leave old couches, mattresses or the remnants of an old kitchen in their garden for months on end despite most Councils offering free uplifts. Grown adults who think it is acceptable to use your garden as a shortcut, particularly when it involves jumping over multiple fences, just to cut 5 minutes off the walk to the shop. True scumbaggery.

I'm sure earlier in the season a ref stopped the game to declare the goal mouth technology was not working and would not be relied upon as the ball had clearly crossed the line in an offside situation but it hadn't registered on his watch.