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Sam Jelfs Jan 2019 5:35pm, 5 Jan 2019 141 posts	Quote Pin Sam Jelfs As someone who doesn't add milk to my tea I almost never get a full cup in the UK.
Dave.O Jan 2019 5:43pm, 5 Jan 2019 25,969 posts	Quote Pin Dave.O I come across that problem cackleberrry. But apparently, it's my fault because I don't have milk so they don't fill the cup right up.
swittle Jan 2019 6:24pm, 5 Jan 2019 52,361 posts	Quote Pin swittle Referring to the tide being out rarely offends and often leads to a top-up.
Markymarkmark Jan 2019 7:27pm, 5 Jan 2019 8,029 posts	Quote Pin Markymarkmark Pine needles in the car boot carpet!
ThorntonRunner Jan 2019 8:21pm, 5 Jan 2019 1,946 posts	Quote Pin ThorntonRunner [We have two options for Xmas tree disposal: green bin collection or take it to local rescue centre for their goats. Would prefer second but not sure if I can face a car full of pine needles. ...]
Metro_Nome Jan 2019 8:30pm, 5 Jan 2019 4,795 posts	Quote Pin Metro_Nome (Irrational I know) the hole in the sock on the Fetch front page
Nellers Jan 2019 6:40pm, 8 Jan 2019 33,667 posts	Quote Pin Nellers When one of your bosses says to you "Can you do this thing" and you say to the boss "But the info you've given for me to get this thing done is incomplete and has errors. Maybe I should first spend some time gathering the other necessary info?" and your boss says "No, just get on with it please" so you do as you're told because they're the boss and then later when your boss says to you "When you did this thing I asked you to do, why didn't you do it right?" That.
Diogenes Jan 2019 6:53pm, 8 Jan 2019 33,647 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes People singing Christmas songs in January, i.e. me.
z1000jeff Jan 2019 10:11am, 9 Jan 2019 3,643 posts	Quote Pin z1000jeff Whenever anyone jumps onto a motorcycle or scooter on TV or in the movies they never, but NEVER buckle up their helmets.
ageingtractor Jan 2019 5:21pm, 9 Jan 2019 99 posts	Quote Pin ageingtractor Dog walkers who leave their pets waste neatly tied in a plastic bag but beside a footpath or even, as seen yesterday, tied to a tree branch about 6 feet off the ground. Put it in a bin... As a member of a volunteer team who maintains greens and footpaths in our local area this is a constant issue for me/us.