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New year, the worst time of the year

"New year, new me!"

"What are your new years resolutions?"

Utter pointlessness. You were a twat last year do you honestly think giving up cake or eating so much cock it whatever is going to make a difference.

I don't know, ask me again next month.

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:eating so much cock

Death's Head wrote:

Christmas CrackErrkal wrote:eating so much cock

Eating a lot of cock can make a difference if you are a chronically cock-deficient twat.

The New York winter.

I knew it would be colder than London, but didndn’t realise it would get this cold. -12 to bring in the new year

At what point can I stop copy and pasting 'Happy New Year' in to the top of every work email? I'm bored of it already and I've only been here 3 hours.

Far enough away from Christmas that I can moan about a present now

My mum got me for Christmas (amongst other things) a notepad - just like a 99p metal ring bound A5 flip pad you pick up from any stationary ship. But it's covered (and backed) by the cover and back of an old Dr Who book (I'd guess late 80s).

The sort of thing you'd see for 50p in charity shop or boot sale. I think you can imagine.

It's "recycled" and she bought from a local craft fair.

And I hate it. I don't want to read the book - but the idea of cutting up a book/butchering it to sell on some poncy ass "craft" market stall really grates.

People coughing down the phone. I accept inbound calls on some days in work, and use a headset. The customers always deafen me when they cough straight into their handset. It pisses me off to no end. Pull the phone away, it's not hard.

Squinty wrote:People coughing down the phone. I accept inbound calls on some days in work, and use a headset. The customers always deafen me when they cough straight into their handset. It pisses me off to no end. Pull the phone away, it's not hard.

I see gooseberry fool loads of people that haven't mastered the "put your strawberry floating hand infront your germ arsed mouth" yet so good luck.

The advert for a film called "Three Billboards" only ever showing two billboards.

Hexx wrote:Far enough away from Christmas that I can moan about a present now

My mum got me for Christmas (amongst other things) a notepad - just like a 99p metal ring bound A5 flip pad you pick up from any stationary ship. But it's covered (and backed) by the cover and back of an old Dr Who book (I'd guess late 80s).

The sort of thing you'd see for 50p in charity shop or boot sale. I think you can imagine.

It's "recycled" and she bought from a local craft fair.

And I hate it. I don't want to read the book - but the idea of cutting up a book/butchering it to sell on some poncy ass "craft" market stall really grates.

dw they won't last long because literally anybody could do that.

The changing of pack and product sizes depending on the supermarket you're in, seemingly only done to make it more difficult to compare prices and know if what you're purchasing is actually a good deal or not.

Lastpostamorph wrote:The advert for a film called "Three Billboards" only ever showing two billboards.

The twist is that you are the third billboard

OrangeReindeer wrote:

Lastpostamorph wrote:The advert for a film called "Three Billboards" only ever showing two billboards.

The twist is that you are the third billboard

The monolith is a metaphor for the cinema screen!!!

Tell Karl his brother is dead wrote:The monolith is a metaphor for the cinema screen!!!

Woah spoilers I've never seen 2001: A Mario Odyssey

KK wrote:The changing of pack and product sizes depending on the supermarket you're in, seemingly only done to make it more difficult to compare prices and know if what you're purchasing is actually a good deal or not.

Don't the price labels now have to list things like "Price per 100g" or "Price per 100ml" ? Or at least I've noticed quite a few price labels do in supermarkets now. That's probably a better way to gauge value rather than the total price.

Lastpostamorph wrote:

KK wrote:The changing of pack and product sizes depending on the supermarket you're in, seemingly only done to make it more difficult to compare prices and know if what you're purchasing is actually a good deal or not.

Don't the price labels now have to list things like "Price per 100g" or "Price per 100ml" ? Or at least I've noticed quite a few price labels do in supermarkets now. That's probably a better way to gauge value rather than the total price.

They do but even those are sneaky quite often some are price per 100g some price per kg some even price per item so you have to convert to a matching size so it's just a ball ache