Oct 2017
1:13pm, 27 Oct 2017
16,736 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Uk media's fawning over the royal family full stop.
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Oct 2017
1:15pm, 27 Oct 2017
5,623 posts
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Wobbling
Exactly D2 because they’re shit wellies. They fail at being wellies.
There’s an abandoned pair in my press office and I have an idea which of the dozy women in my team wore them in today. I think she lives in Clapham. That’s all you need to know.
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Oct 2017
1:50pm, 27 Oct 2017
3,418 posts
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Corrah
[I used to in the same town as where Hunter Wellies were made, before production shipped abroad, when I was a kid and I do have a pair of blue Huntress ones. They have lasted me at least 20 years and are still going strong!]
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Oct 2017
1:50pm, 27 Oct 2017
3,419 posts
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Corrah
[That should say I used to live in the same town - fat finger problems today]
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Oct 2017
1:57pm, 27 Oct 2017
5,625 posts
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Wobbling
The uk made ones apparently are v good. Apparently you’ll be lucky to get a year’s wear out of the Chinese ones and they leak. The ones in my press office are suffering with significant colour fade
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Oct 2017
2:19pm, 27 Oct 2017
12,136 posts
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Sharkie
( I like them cos they look nice and Kate Moss wore them. I'm such a tart. Tra la la, none of mine leak!)
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Oct 2017
2:28pm, 27 Oct 2017
5,626 posts
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Wobbling
As wonderful as Kate Moss is, she is also responsible for the western world wearing Ugg boots as outdoor shoes.
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Oct 2017
2:45pm, 27 Oct 2017
3,246 posts
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z1000jeff
Mine are a good couple of years old but still fine too, completely water tight and (slightly) more comfortable than my mate's mega-bucks Le Chameaus (or should that be Les Chameaux ?).
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Oct 2017
5:36pm, 27 Oct 2017
5,628 posts
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Wobbling
Parents on crowded trains who don’t put have their small children on their lap but rather have them on a seat. And listening to stuff on an iPad without headphones. Selfish buggers.
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Oct 2017
7:38pm, 27 Oct 2017
2,091 posts
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Surrey Phil
When I was a child, young children were to sit on their parent's lap if public transport got busy plus a child was never allowed to occupy a seat at the expense of a fare-paying adult.
It gets my back up when small children get onto public transport during the rush hour and whine so much that they want a seat, that a passenger gives in just to shut them up.
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