


I lied!Green Aura wrote:You said it was only on Hallowe'en that you were scary!![]()
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Blimeyyvette wrote:Cold calls - no I do not want double-glazing, replacement windows, salvation, to change my gas supplier, to hire a window cleaner, to sign my son up for the local karate club, a builder, a gardener, to give you £3 for your gas meter because you have just run out and you are cooking dinner for your kids and you have just moved into the area and don't know anyone (the number of times I've heard that one....)
http://boboffs.blogspot.co.uk/Millymollymandy wrote:Bloody smilies, always being used. I hate them and they should be banned.
No I won't use a smiley because I've decided to turn into Boboff, as he's turned all nice all of a sudden. Grumble grumble.
That's great, I too had difficulty trying to think of anything that really annoyed me too on the day that I posted. Be happy and make the most of it!Minnesota wrote:It sure was fun reading all your rants...I can't think of any that I have ?
I am just totally happy today, things are going my way. :)
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
Kind of linked to this... People who drive on country roads really slowly but (and this is the point) DON"T PULL OVER AND LET PEOPLE PASS! Honestly, if they want to drive at 30 miles an hour on a road where others (probably more familiar with the road than them) want to go faster then that is totally fine! But if there aren't many safe places to overtake, as is often the case, then frustrated drivers (often work vans, i have to say) end up taking stupid risks or being pushy and that causes accidents. The A9 is a perfect example of this.Archanejil wrote:My personal bugbears for today:
People who, on their way to/from work decide (whether walking, driving or cycling) that they are *obviously* more important and in more of a hurry than anyone else and decide that risky/pushy behaviour that puts everyone else out/endangers folk is obviously the best course of action. I have a special four letter word for them that may well rhyme with blunt as I hate, hate, hate that one.
Now I do this, but it's not to warm the water up, it's to warm the room up, granted our shower room is only the size of 2 shower trays, but it's lovely getting in a hot and steamy room with a freshly mowed face, and washing all the stress of grilling away.Rosendula wrote: And OH turning the shower on and then getting a shave before he gets in so that the water can warm up. Our hot water is heated in a boiler and then stored in an immersion. It's already hot and takes about 30 seconds to push the cold water out of the pipes, that's about how long it takes to get undressed.
Thank you
http://boboffs.blogspot.co.uk/Millymollymandy wrote:Bloody smilies, always being used. I hate them and they should be banned.
No I won't use a smiley because I've decided to turn into Boboff, as he's turned all nice all of a sudden. Grumble grumble.
My 11 year old is doing this too. English isn't really her first language, so some of the spelling is... original. The current sign on her door reads "LEAVE ME ALOWYN!"boboff wrote: Oh and no offence to Mims but hand made bossy signs really annoy me. My daughter who is 10 is in this phase at present with her keep out signs etc.