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Post by rocket eater on Apr 18, 2007 17:22:22 GMT -5
does anyone else feel this way about people who walk really slowly on pavements. i often feel an urge to punch these people in the back of the head. (does this make me a bad person?)(i never actually would as it is a bit rude) but they seem to know you want to pass them and always manage to stop you, normally because they walk in groups and block off the entire width of whichever thoroughfare they happen to be in. walk properly or GET OFF THE PAVEMENT!!!
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Post by rocket eater on Apr 18, 2007 17:35:40 GMT -5
i just realised how angry i sound! i should explain that i have been shopping all day for work and could have been finnished in a couple of hours if certain members of the general public had been more thoughtful about people trying to get on with there business. i sound like an angry git. lol
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Post by Mr Burns_TU on Apr 19, 2007 5:04:06 GMT -5
It's good to see where Enfield and Whitehouse got there inspiration ;D (Rock is the one to the right ) ...wasn't like that in your day, eh? Must admit, as I work in a large city (south of yours) it is particular annoying especiallly as it avoidable with a little just the smallest amount of consideration for others Kind regards Monty
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Post by rocket eater on Apr 19, 2007 6:31:11 GMT -5
lol. no in my day it was different, also all we had to eat back then was half a handfull of cold gravel, once a week.
oh yeah. people who stand in shop doorways are even worse as you can get neither in OR out. and people who randomly change direction by 90 degrees to look in a shop window without looking who is next to them! grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
i could go all day! lol
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Post by Ð'Rouen_TU on Apr 19, 2007 9:10:17 GMT -5
Worse still you're ready to check out in a store and a man in front of you is neither completely in or out of the asile, when there is suddenly a reunion betwixt himself and another nitwit and neither are able to hear you say excuse me, just continue to stand there talking like it's there own personal space, in the meantime you've a bored 16 month old who no longer wants to ride in the basket and the 10 month old has woke up from her nap and is ready to eject herself from her car seat and commences screaming as if she's been murdered ( nary a tear i might add) and the GITS in front of you stare at your baby as if she were an insect before continuing their convo!!!! GRRRRR just makes me want to REACH out and Deck someone's damned hall!!
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Post by rocket eater on Apr 19, 2007 11:49:18 GMT -5
i feel you D' the thing is they can DAMN WELL HEAR YOU say excuse me just fine. they just dont give a *%£^!!!! in this group also is those who stand side by side chatting on really long subway escaltors and do exactly the same thing
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Mr Burns_TU
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Post by Mr Burns_TU on Apr 19, 2007 17:40:13 GMT -5
Don't get me started. Caught what is laughingly called a train home this evening only to be forced to listen to some halfwit, who sounds like a Brummie version of Janice Litman Goralnik from Friends (Chandler Bing's ex), ranting on and on about the mind numbing subject of her bl**dy hair to her mate. Everyone else had the good manners to keep the conversations to a low level when travelling in a busy carriage but this simple rule of etiquette seemed to have passed her by and had me longing to get home and for the blessed relief offered by my grandads service revolver. Kr's Mr.B P.S. Short clip of D and Rocks reminiscing hehe
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Post by rocket eater on Apr 19, 2007 19:09:45 GMT -5
and of course it has to be pointed out that when the birmingham accent is wielded by a proffesional it can be turned with the greatest of ease into the most annoying of all accents ever to exist.
i think though that this takes the biscuit, as with these these others it is at least possible to see why they are there. but the 3 guys in the bar tonight, (an empty bar of not inconsiderable size i might add) who walked in, ordered there beer, walked over and lent on the pool table, simply beggars belief. especially when it is taken into consideration that my freind and i were in the middle of a game. but to then get all surly and start moaning when i ask quite politely if they could excuse me while i play my shot, tut and tsk a bit, then lean back on the table before the balls are even finished rolling! (mixing araldite to glue the skull fragments back together when my head explodes).
(takes deep breath)
(lets it out in a slow and controlled fashion)
(takes a deeper breath)
(same drill)
(slowly relaxes into his chair)
well i just feel it is unneccesary and down right rude, to say the least.
hey this should be pinned to allow the guys and gals to vent there anger, reducing the chance of it consuming them in a supernova of negative emotion. it is working a treat for me! lol
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