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What really grinds your gears?

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Oystergrinch Dec 2013 1:27pm, 23 Dec 2013 8,810 posts	Quote Pin Oystergrinch All the cunts who squeezed past the old lady struggling with her bag on the stairs until I got to her and helped.
Northern Exile Dec 2013 1:59pm, 23 Dec 2013 2,833 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile It's Christmas!!! You can't use the C word can you??? Well done though
Red Squirrel Dec 2013 9:16pm, 23 Dec 2013 13,340 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Good for you OB - I hope they felt shamed.
Red Squirrel Dec 2013 9:21pm, 23 Dec 2013 13,341 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Oh and what grinds my gears? Getting home night after night and finding stupid flimsy leaflets for pizza delivery in my area. Sometimes kebabs and curry houses too. I don't really want to get an ugly sign for the door but if I did, it'd have to say: Don't put fucking nasty pizza leaflets through my letterbox. If I want a pizza I'll make my own. While we're at it; trees look better in the ground, rather than sliced up and made into cheap flyers.
daz1927 Dec 2013 7:37am, 24 Dec 2013 4,653 posts	Quote Pin daz1927 Christmas food shopping Chaos in the shops, but really, do the whole family need to go??? Went to supermarket yesterday and saw many families of 5 and 6 with screaming kids etc,I'm sure the kids don't want to be there!
Ding Dong! Jambomo on high! Dec 2013 8:40am, 24 Dec 2013 4,096 posts	Quote Pin Ding Dong! Jambomo on high! I am just going to supermarket Daz, no doubt it'll be the same today Yeah, I think a babysitter would be the answer for all concerned - kids don't want to be there and I doubt the parents want them there.
heebie the hard nosed reindeer Dec 2013 8:51am, 24 Dec 2013 3,827 posts	Quote Pin heebie the hard nosed reindeer I wonder why supermarkets don't have a creche? Could kiddie pester-power make parents more likely to buy stuff? I've been surprisingly tolerant in the stupormarket this week. Not like me at all. I'm a little irritated by all the ordinary stuff that is in "for Christmas" packaging.
Wightvixen Dec 2013 9:04am, 24 Dec 2013 516 posts	Quote Pin Wightvixen Our local Asda had a creche for a short while when it first opened some years ago. It was almost always empty. I think the hassle of getting kids signed in and out, and persuading them to stay with a stranger, wasn't worth the effort for a few minutes shopping. It didn't stay open for long.
jono Dec 2013 9:41am, 24 Dec 2013 14,177 posts	Quote Pin jono people f*cking off from work, because its Christmas eve - the world doesn't bloody well stop!!!!
Oystergrinch Dec 2013 4:09pm, 24 Dec 2013 8,811 posts	Quote Pin Oystergrinch I'm at my parents for Christmas now, which basically involves dying of boredom while they watch terrible TV. My dad had just put on a carry on film. Less than 5 minutes in and I'm longing for the sweet release of death.