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Knoyleo wrote:The word addicting really makes me loose my gooseberry fool.

So you gooseberry fool yourself?

That's certainly some anger.

And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Could be worse, in the cafe thing at the Harry Potter world thing, they refer to sandwiches as "filled breads"

People who bring their fold up bikes into the office and just dump them somewhere folded against a wall rather than lock them up in the cycle park round the corner.
strawberry float off, just because it folds up doesn't mean it isn't still taking up room and making the place look untidy. Just as bad as people who think it's fine to use e-cigarettes indoors at the office.

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

This reminds me that, when I was in Subway last week, I noticed that they refer to the staff as Sandwich Artists. Yes really.

Those Nationwide poetry adverts make me want to shoot myself. Rhyming inter-connectivity with connectivity is one of the worst things ever done by anyone.

Moggy wrote:

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

Sex with the hole in a bagel?

That's a sandwich.

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

Sex with the hole in a bagel?

That's a sandwich.

From what I heard you struggled to get a tight fit with a Polo mint.

Lagamorph wrote:People who bring their fold up bikes into the office and just dump them somewhere folded against a wall rather than lock them up in the cycle park round the corner.
strawberry float off, just because it folds up doesn't mean it isn't still taking up room and making the place look untidy. Just as bad as people who think it's fine to use e-cigarettes indoors at the office.

I don't understand the problem with bikes unless you are tripping over them, but the e-cig thing is terrible. It's against the trust policy as well, so no one should be doing it, but I can't really point that out without earning a massive amount of resentment.

Moggy wrote:

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

Sex with the hole in a bagel?

That's a sandwich.

From what I heard you struggled to get a tight fit with a Polo mint.

There's no bread in a polo mint though, so not a sandwich

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

Sex with the hole in a bagel?

That's a sandwich.

From what I heard you struggled to get a tight fit with a Polo mint.

There's no bread in a polo mint though, so not a sandwich

I didn't say it was. A cock in a Polo mint is an appetiser.

Meep wrote:

Lagamorph wrote:People who bring their fold up bikes into the office and just dump them somewhere folded against a wall rather than lock them up in the cycle park round the corner.
strawberry float off, just because it folds up doesn't mean it isn't still taking up room and making the place look untidy. Just as bad as people who think it's fine to use e-cigarettes indoors at the office.

I don't understand the problem with bikes unless you are tripping over them, but the e-cig thing is terrible. It's against the trust policy as well, so no one should be doing it, but I can't really point that out without earning a massive amount of resentment.

There's a policy in the office that bikes aren't allowed to be brought in and cannot be chained to the railings outside, they must be parked in the cycle park in the car park around the corner. People seem to think this doesn't apply to folding bikes though so they bring those in. They start under people's desks then when they realise this takes away their leg room they end up leaning against the walls all over and looking untidy.

Imagine being somebody that is annoyed that their office is untidy because a few people have put fold up bikes near the wall.

Errkal wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Could be worse, in the cafe thing at the Harry Potter world thing, they refer to sandwiches as "filled breads"

I'm surprised they don't call them sandwitches.

Moggy wrote:

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Knoyleo wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Winckle wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Ad7 wrote:And now I've just seen they call burgers 'sandwiches'.

strawberry floating HELL.

Meat between bread. Sounds like a sandwich.

A hot dog is also a sandwich.

Yep.

Sex with the hole in a bagel?

That's a sandwich.

From what I heard you struggled to get a tight fit with a Polo mint.

There's no bread in a polo mint though, so not a sandwich

I didn't say it was. A cock in a Polo mint is an appetiser.

It's more like a canapé.

It's a nice sunny day so naturally people have decided to start moaning that it's too hot and griping about having to use sun screen because of how easy it is to get burnt.

The most vocal moaners are the same people who spent last week talking about how much they are looking forward to their sun holiday in Spain or Italy. I guess sunburn doesn't exist in the Mediterranean.

bear wrote:It's a nice sunny day so naturally people have decided to start moaning that it's too hot and griping about having to use sun screen because of how easy it is to get burnt.

The most vocal moaners are the same people who spent last week talking about how much they are looking forward to their sun holiday in Spain or Italy. I guess sunburn doesn't exist in the Mediterranean.

"It's a different type of sun"