eisenberg1 wrote: » Neil Delamere,
One eyed Jack wrote: » Had to google, "Oh that clown!", about as amusing as having my nuts squelched on the carrier of a black nelly! :rolleyes:
jimgoose wrote: » He's not anything like as bad as Ed Byrne. There's a young man with a grossly exaggerated view of his own coolness.
OldNotWIse wrote: » People spreading their germs all over the place. Yuk.
eisenberg1 wrote: » Both sh1te, they aree about as funny as a bad case of galloping knob rot. Do you ever notice how these "comedians" spend much of their time on panels, fawning all over each and laughing at very unfunny, scripted jokes.
bodhrandude wrote: » My god! What a coincidence, tis winter and all that, what do you expect.
Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: » But it is a trivial annoyance all the same - hence why it's here.
OldNotWIse wrote: » The words of that song "A Child is Born". I used to like that speaky bit in the middle where the guy is parping on about love and peace and Jesus saving the world. What rubbish. I think there is actually a line where he says "a child that will turn tears to laughter...war to peace" - Religion is one of the biggest causes of war like!
eisenberg1 wrote: » Unbeliever!! you should be stoned, actually, we should all get stoned:D
OldNotWIse wrote: » And another TA - people still believing that colds are caused by the weather :rolleyes:
bodhrandude wrote: » My pet peeve at the moment, our water immersion heater, every time someone in the house takes a shower, you have to wait an hour and a half till the water is semi-decent warm, its bloody freezing stepping out of that shower. I've asked the landlord countless times to install a power shower, hot water in an instant.
Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: » Mind you don't catch a cold from those cold showers at this time of year!
Jake1 wrote: » ''if you dont know by now, you'll never know'' :mad:
miezekatze wrote: » Those stupid reindeer decorations that are on about every second car at the moment. I love christmas and christmas decorations in general, but for some reason these things really annoy me.
LexieOnRale wrote: » After having war with some jumped up idiot in jack and Jones only for her to turn around and tell me to have a nice day, after her being so rude. I'll have a nice day if I want to have a nice day, I'll have whatever kind of day I want to have. I'm snappin and no idea why her telling me to have a nice day bothered me so much but i was fuming. Insincere cow
Aglomerado wrote: » I'm in two minds about whether to go home for Christmas. My dad told me last night that I "ruined his Christmas" two years ago when my aunt and I had a row and I was skuttered drunk. My response was along these lines. Ok, why say it now? And did you say the same thing to my aunt, who started it in the first place? (Admittedly I finished it with a flourish!) I admit I was wrong, too. I will hold out the olive branch if I meet her. Being warned not to drink until after the turkey sucks balls. I'm anxious already! (I'm 37 by the way!!!!!!)
jimgoose wrote: » Lucky sod. I'd love to get outrageously mouldy by about 3pm and fling the more unpleasant turkey giblets at certain individuals. I usually don't sit down to a gallon of port until eight or nine, by which time the humour is gone off me somewhat and I'm more looking forward to a few pints on St. Stephen's.
Aglomerado wrote: » I also got drunk at Christmas when I was a teenager and performed lewd acts using parts of the turkey (especially the neck) to a cringing family audience... They don't trust me anymore!!!
jimgoose wrote: » I could use a relation like you. I'd start an Atrocity Scrapbook and award points for technique, grossness, targeting and general dressage! :pac:
Aglomerado wrote: » Deal!