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2 hours ago, 18May1991 said:

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not racist? 

It's not racist wanting the most arrogant nation when it comes to every sport to lose.

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1 hour ago, Derry Alli said:

I was Christmas shopping and the queue was huge. Standing sweating my tits aff some wee guy come up to me and said "if you don't mind being emailed your receipt you can skip this queue"

Me :

Im Outta Here GIF

I wouldn’t mind that, the scenario I had this morning was a bit different. In Halfords buying some car cleaner stuff that came to £2.99. 
“Do you have an email I can send a receipt to?” 
No

”Do you even want a receipt?”

No

Thank you, cheerio

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3 hours ago, BTFD said:

Also does away with the whole point of a receipt - knowing you have proof of purchase when you leave the shop. Who trusts a business to send on the evidence that you bought from them, and can use to return the product if it's defective?

I’m always a bit uneasy about that too, I’ve never had my email read back to me either so can’t be 100 percent sure they’ve got it right. 

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The only time I get the receipt emailed is in IKEA and Argos. IKEA because I have a family card and the email is already on that, and Argos because I type the email in on the terminal when I'm ordering. Anywhere else forget it as I don't trust them to write down my email correctly and it takes too much time. 

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17 hours ago, Aidan said:

In a moment of genius, I was too busy looking at my phone whilst power walking to get the train back from Arbroath. Tripped over this sign and now have a small break on a bone in my elbow. 

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Sorry to hear that but get onto your local newspaper and then post your story here Compo Faces thread

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Inane chatter. Just spent the drive in to work with two women in the car talking utter nonsense. Honestly don't know where they get it from. Ranged from tomato plants on a balcony to "snuggling in" instead of going out on Saturday night. Never been more pleased to reach my work.

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Getting a plethora of posts on my Facebook feed from orangey groups with their stupid pallet bonfires. 

I'll admit to having clicked on some of the comments to see some of the brain-dead replies. So mea culpa. 

Facebook now thinks I'm one of these knuckledraggers. 

 

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1 hour ago, jimbaxters said:

Inane chatter. Just spent the drive in to work with two women in the car talking utter nonsense. Honestly don't know where they get it from. Ranged from tomato plants on a balcony to "snuggling in" instead of going out on Saturday night. Never been more pleased to reach my work.

Hope they gave you a big tip.

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1 hour ago, jimbaxters said:

Inane chatter. Just spent the drive in to work with two women in the car talking utter nonsense. Honestly don't know where they get it from. Ranged from tomato plants on a balcony to "snuggling in" instead of going out on Saturday night. Never been more pleased to reach my work.

Evolution and specialist gender roles to blame.

The act of communicating is important to women, creating and reinforcing the social bonds among the herd. The content is less important. 

Men care less about the act of communicating and focus on the content, like where the mammoth went or if there’s a sabre tooth tiger around.

If you’d been out chasing an elk like a real man you wouldn’t have had this problem so you’ve only yourself to blame.

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12 minutes ago, coprolite said:

Evolution and specialist gender roles to blame.

The act of communicating is important to women, creating and reinforcing the social bonds among the herd. The content is less important. 

Men care less about the act of communicating and focus on the content, like where the mammoth went or if there’s a sabre tooth tiger around.

If you’d been out chasing an elk like a real man you wouldn’t have had this problem so you’ve only yourself to blame.

It's a solid point, but I don't think it's the main point. Workplace gossip is class. Baxter clearly hasn't sorted out his filter to let the shite pass through and keep the good gear. His fault. No one else's. 

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1 hour ago, Bairnardo said:

It's a solid point, but I don't think it's the main point. Workplace gossip is class. Baxter clearly hasn't sorted out his filter to let the shite pass through and keep the good gear. His fault. No one else's. 

That I would agree with if there was anything worthwhile to glean from it. I don't understand why they don't realise that they're inane yammer has absolutely no point. Even as basic communication it's missing the mark. It looks like these two will be in the car for the next two weeks. I will keep you all updated!

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I drove my wife and 2 pals to a wedding on Saturday night. They were all a good few #proseccos in by the time we left and the drive was torture. Like being surrounded by a flock of seagulls with megaphones.

(unfortunately not the excellent 80s band of the same name)

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37 minutes ago, Zetterlund said:

I drove my wife and 2 pals to a wedding on Saturday night. They were all a good few #proseccos in by the time we left and the drive was torture. Like being surrounded by a flock of seagulls with megaphones.

(unfortunately not the excellent 80s band of the same name)

Bet you were Wishing you weren't there.

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Just now, Newbornbairn said:

Billboard in a farmer's field near Swindon annoyed me today.

 

"Put British pork on your fork"

 

On what planet does that rhyme? It's been bugging me for hours. 

In the area of England where the ad agency are based.

In related knitting-ripping annoyance, the way the McDonald's voiceover guy pronounces 'sauce' as 'source'.

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58 minutes ago, Newbornbairn said:

Billboard in a farmer's field near Swindon annoyed me today.

 

"Put British pork on your fork"

 

On what planet does that rhyme? It's been bugging me for hours. 

Even worse when they rhyme it with 'talk' - which is why in Cockney 'rabbit' means to talk a lot; short for 'rabbit & pork'.

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