Re: ANNOY: The new thread by Ad7
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2018 11:25 am
20% wrote:The fact that the poorly maintained birthday thread killed any chance of us getting a birthday shout out ...
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20% wrote:The fact that the poorly maintained birthday thread killed any chance of us getting a birthday shout out ...
Saint of Killers wrote:Not only does our money now look like gooseberry fool toy money, but it also looks like gooseberry fool toy money owned by a kid who doesn't look after his toys. I have four fivers and they sit awful in the hand due to each one having multiple different folds, with each one further adding to the trashy look of them.
The argument making a case for these plastic notes was that it'd stop people from losing money being thrown in the wash. Well how much money has been lost due to double paying since the introduction of gooseberry fool toy money? (You know, because the notes stick together.)
Saint of Killers wrote:Not only does our money now look like gooseberry fool toy money, but it also looks like gooseberry fool toy money owned by a kid who doesn't look after his toys. I have four fivers and they sit awful in the hand due to each one having multiple different folds, with each one further adding to the trashy look of them.
The argument making a case for these plastic notes was that it'd stop people from losing money being thrown in the wash. Well how much money has been lost due to double paying since the introduction of gooseberry fool toy money? (You know, because the notes stick together.)
OrangeReindeer wrote:Saint of Killers wrote:Not only does our money now look like gooseberry fool toy money, but it also looks like gooseberry fool toy money owned by a kid who doesn't look after his toys. I have four fivers and they sit awful in the hand due to each one having multiple different folds, with each one further adding to the trashy look of them.
The argument making a case for these plastic notes was that it'd stop people from losing money being thrown in the wash. Well how much money has been lost due to double paying since the introduction of gooseberry fool toy money? (You know, because the notes stick together.)
I think the solution is to stop shopping at Asda and start shopping at Waitrose
A higher quality of note care from a higher quality of people
OrangeReindeer wrote:Saint of Killers wrote:Not only does our money now look like gooseberry fool toy money, but it also looks like gooseberry fool toy money owned by a kid who doesn't look after his toys. I have four fivers and they sit awful in the hand due to each one having multiple different folds, with each one further adding to the trashy look of them.
The argument making a case for these plastic notes was that it'd stop people from losing money being thrown in the wash. Well how much money has been lost due to double paying since the introduction of gooseberry fool toy money? (You know, because the notes stick together.)
I think the solution is to stop shopping at Asda and start shopping at Waitrose
A higher quality of note care from a higher quality of people
Harry Ellis wrote:One of my neighbours is doing some kind of DIY that involves machinery making a strawberry floating boatload of noise. Normally this doesn't bother me because I'd like others to be patient if I wanted to do similar work, but I've been vomiting most of the day and have a massive headache that will simply not budge. Urgh.
Tell Karl his brother is dead wrote:Harry Ellis wrote:One of my neighbours is doing some kind of DIY that involves machinery making a strawberry floating boatload of noise. Normally this doesn't bother me because I'd like others to be patient if I wanted to do similar work, but I've been vomiting most of the day and have a massive headache that will simply not budge. Urgh.
Do you know why you're vomiting and having bad headaches? (Flu? Hangover? Do you get migraines?) If there's no obvious explanation I'd consider getting it checked out. Either way, hope you feel better soon!
Yulehide wrote:I had the misfortune of getting a bad migraine on new years eve, it started about half past ten and an hour later I had to go to bed as it was so bad.
The first new years eve in probably 25 years where I've been asleep before midnight.
Harry Ellis wrote:One of my neighbours is doing some kind of DIY that involves machinery making a strawberry floating boatload of noise. Normally this doesn't bother me because I'd like others to be patient if I wanted to do similar work, but I've been vomiting most of the day and have a massive headache that will simply not budge. Urgh.
Green Gecko wrote:Harry Ellis wrote:One of my neighbours is doing some kind of DIY that involves machinery making a strawberry floating boatload of noise. Normally this doesn't bother me because I'd like others to be patient if I wanted to do similar work, but I've been vomiting most of the day and have a massive headache that will simply not budge. Urgh.
It's probably a circular saw or a palm router.
smurphy wrote:Have you spoken to them?
Squinty wrote:Yulehide wrote:I had the misfortune of getting a bad migraine on new years eve, it started about half past ten and an hour later I had to go to bed as it was so bad.
The first new years eve in probably 25 years where I've been asleep before midnight.
Can't remember the last time I stayed up for new years.