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Moggy wrote:

DML wrote:

Moggy wrote:

DML wrote:The one that gets me is people who always try and complete your sentences and

they always end up making a better point than the one I was going to make!

You have to end it as a question with a question mark.

Are you saying that I completed your sentence and got it wrong?

You did, but without the personal judgment part, so not so totally annoying.

DML wrote:

Moggy wrote:

DML wrote:

Moggy wrote:

DML wrote:The one that gets me is people who always try and complete your sentences and

they always end up making a better point than the one I was going to make!

You have to end it as a question with a question mark.

Are you saying that I completed your sentence and got it wrong?

You did, but without the personal judgment part, so not so totally annoying.

Oh I judged.

Trust me, I judged hard.

Really hard.

Mini E wrote:

sawyerpip wrote:My technique for train doors is to hold the button down beforehand to minimise any wasted time between the light coming on and the button being pushed. Just doing my bit to help the trains run on time.

Tried this out yesterday after reading your post. Very excited to learn new things.

Glad I could help. Funnily enough I learnt that it would work from an online post on a different forum moaning about people holding the button down, saying it was indicative of our culture wanting everything now and not willing to wait for things

Vermin don't really annoy me, but at 11 to 2am or so it's obvious from the rumbling and thudding noises that there's a bunch of rats or squirrels in my neighbours attic awning, next to ours (converted attic bedroom). I'm kind of confused how they haven't noticed since theirs is also converted. Seemingly the same cos we both have velux Windows in the same place.

It literally sounds like a obstacle run or playing miniature indoor football... I read about it online and apparently rats can make an incredible amount of noise as they get rather big and heavy. I'm kind of curious what it is they're actually doing in there.

Wasps. Bloody goddamn wasps. Flying needles full of anger and hatred. I was in a great dream to be awoken by the evil buzzing of one of these bastards, who had managed to squeeze itself through the window. It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do (maybe it was my half asleep panicked state that got me thinking it was huge, I don't know).

Managed to get the bugger out, but man they're annoying.

Tsunade wrote:Wasps. Bloody goddamn wasps. Flying needles full of anger and hatred. I was in a great dream to be awoken by the evil buzzing of one of these bastards, who had managed to squeeze itself through the window. It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do (maybe it was my half asleep panicked state that got me thinking it was huge, I don't know).

Managed to get the bugger out, but man they're annoying.

You should have caught it, put it in a box and posted it to Jawa. He has quite the growing collection of wasps and would love some more specimens for his flat.

Wrap yourself in blutac stops that it does.

Tsunade wrote:Wasps...

I feel your pain, dude.

Moggy wrote:You should have caught it, put it in a box and posted it to Jawa. He has quite the growing collection of wasps and would love some more specimens for his flat.

An unwanted, undesired and totes frustrating collection .

Errkal wrote:Wrap yourself in blutac stops that it does.

. I'll update on that situation in the chat thread!

jawafour wrote:

Moggy wrote:You should have caught it, put it in a box and posted it to Jawa. He has quite the growing collection of wasps and would love some more specimens for his flat.

An unwanted, undesired and totes frustrating collection .

Embrace waspdom, train them, make them your wasp army, then wasp bomb you neighbour !

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

Preezy wrote:

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

Uncontrolled floods of EU wasps migrating over here, stealing our British wasps jobs.

Moggy wrote:

Preezy wrote:

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

Uncontrolled floods of EU wasps migrating over here, stealing our British wasps jobs.

Exactly, just wait until they start forming unions!

Preezy wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Preezy wrote:

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

Uncontrolled floods of EU wasps migrating over here, stealing our British wasps jobs.

Exactly, just wait until they start forming unions!

So the British wasps are being taken over by the European wasps. The only solution is to bring in hoards of Japanese hornets to deal with this European menace.

If wasps were armed then we would never have gotten to this situation .

Wasp chat in 2 threads now? Spreading almost as fast as the actual wasps in your walls.

Preezy wrote:

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

I sprayed it with an aerosol, instead of it dying it became drowsy and landed on a coaster, which was promptly thrown out of the window.

Tsunade wrote:Wasps. Bloody goddamn wasps. Flying needles full of anger and hatred. I was in a great dream to be awoken by the evil buzzing of one of these bastards, who had managed to squeeze itself through the window. It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do (maybe it was my half asleep panicked state that got me thinking it was huge, I don't know).

Managed to get the bugger out, but man they're annoying.

Agreed, can't stand wasps, especially when they harrass you if you try and eat anything outside.

My best advice is don't paint your room rich blue. The strawberry floaters seem really attracted to it, I once had 4 in the space of an hour come in through the window.

Povvo blue supremacy

Preezy wrote:

Tsunade wrote:It wasn't a regular sized one either, it looked bigger than they usually do

European wasps tend to be larger and scarier than their British cousin, should have killed it

Can confirm. Got buzzed by a massive strawberry float off wasp yesterday