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England have just won the euros in a penalty shoot out...........in women's hockey, but still.

Legends IMO. Get them knighted and mention it whenever the Dutch are playing at the World Cup.

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When the cats bring in a mouse to play with then lose it. A week later you get that horrible sweet decomposing smell and you can't find the source. b*****ds.

This is why you chuck out the body as soon as you kill your cat. Rookie mistake.

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I went to my folks and had a massive gammon steak with a fried egg on top, roast potatoes, onion rings and various veg.

Bloody marvellous. F**k getting takeaways on a Sunday.

f**k eating with you on a Sunday.

I've no one to cook for me so I'm getting a takeaway.

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You weren't invited anyway, cocknbaws. You disapprove of my Sunday dinner?

If it's got to be a takeaway then I suggest Indian. South Indian Garlic Chilli Chicken is highly recommended.

I disapprove of you.
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On the subject of Chinese food; we started using a new takeaway as the one across from us weren't up to much (only went there as it was a 30 second walk from the front door), and we had three takeouts from this place before I told the Mrs we weren't going back, as they burnt my rice every time! Fucking rice! Burnt! Three times! How can you possibly run a takeaway when you can't cook fucking rice?!

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On the subject of Chinese food; we started using a new takeaway as the one across from us weren't up to much (only went there as it was a 30 second walk from the front door), and we had three takeouts from this place before I told the Mrs we weren't going back, as they burnt my rice every time! Fucking rice! Burnt! Three times! How can you possibly run a takeaway when you can't cook fucking rice?!

There's a job waiting for Throbber if he's in need.

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/glossary/pork

How do you pronounce "Pork"?

"Paw-k" :lol:

That's got to have been written by someone who's never been outside of Kent/Essex/London. What a monstrosity.

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My London dwelling sister showed me some of my nieces homework just before the summer and they had to fathom out "two words that sound the same" given the clues below:

1. A liquid to accompany pasta, often made from tomatoes.

2. The origin of a river.

I was fucking seething.

Ragu?
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http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/glossary/pork

How do you pronounce "Pork"?

"Paw-k" :lol:

That's got to have been written by someone who's never been outside of Kent/Essex/London. What a monstrosity.

I used to go out with a girl from Newport (the one opposite Dundee, not the Welsh shithole). Her entire family pronounced Pork "Pohhrk". They also pronounced Oven "Ohh-ven". In both cases the Ohh bit being the same noise as the A at the beginning of "alright".

I have no idea if this was particular to their family or a wider problem (of which there are many) related to North East Fife, but needless to say I was forced to end the relationship and kick her, her sister, and her mother all in the pies.

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My London dwelling sister showed me some of my nieces homework just before the summer and they had to fathom out "two words that sound the same" given the clues below:

1. A liquid to accompany pasta, often made from tomatoes.

2. The origin of a river.

I was fucking seething.

My early morning semi has been interrupted with the appearance of "Draw It" replacing Susie Dent & Rachel Riley's Countdown on Channel 4. Except that "Draw It" is pronounced "Drawer It" by the dimwit who has to shout it twenty times every show.

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I used to go out with a girl from Newport (the one opposite Dundee, not the Welsh shithole). Her entire family pronounced Pork "Pohhrk". They also pronounced Oven "Ohh-ven". In both cases the Ohh bit being the same noise as the A at the beginning of "alright".

I have no idea if this was particular to their family or a wider problem (of which there are many) related to North East Fife, but needless to say I was forced to end the relationship and kick her, her sister, and her mother all in the pies.

Good lad. They'll never learn otherwise.

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