[Rules p.1] Things that annoy you guys. 100 percent. Not gonna lie

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:American chocolate. A lady at work spent Christmas in America and came back with a bag of Hershey’s Kisses. The caramel ones are ok, but the milk chocolate ones honestly taste like vomit. It wasn’t just me that though so, we are all convinced that we have a batch of chocolate that a factory worker threw up in.

But no, that’s just how they taste apparently.

It's definitely a bizarre, painstakingly acquired taste, but I actually kind of like them. :shifty:

The cookies and creme ones are delicious, though.

Corazon de Leon

I also like Hershey's. :slol:

Gemini73 wrote:Speaking of dress codes, bars (predominantly those frequented by gooseberry fool faced students) that make you take your hat off.

I don't like the implication that anyone who wears a hat is a criminal. Not to mention I recently lost/had stolen a hat my father gave to me after taking it off in one of these places.

I tend to just turn around and walk back out of such places these days, preferring quieter pubs that don't mind me wearing a hat.

I mean, is this not just a standard decorum thing? I was raised to always take my hat off indoors and always have done, but on the occasions where I've forgotten in a pub or whatever I've never been asked to remove it.

Saigon Slick wrote:I also like Hershey's.

Gemini73 wrote:Speaking of dress codes, bars (predominantly those frequented by gooseberry fool faced students) that make you take your hat off.

I don't like the implication that anyone who wears a hat is a criminal. Not to mention I recently lost/had stolen a hat my father gave to me after taking it off in one of these places.

I tend to just turn around and walk back out of such places these days, preferring quieter pubs that don't mind me wearing a hat.

I mean, is this not just a standard decorum thing? I was raised to always take my hat off indoors and always have done, but on the occasions where I've forgotten in a pub or whatever I've never been asked to remove it.

Believe it or not it's a "security" measure in many bars in my home town.

Can't quite understand dress codes in some instances. My brother went to a golf club recently and they told him off for wearing a normal t shirt. But t-shirts with a collar are fine.

I mean, who gives a gooseberry fool.

T shirts used to be underwear. The only reason is because it offends generally thick, priveleged ponces who feel undermined if their life based on building up reputation by following pointless rules is put off kilter. The moment everyone stops following the rules, your true character matters, and then wearing £100 polo shirts and having the shiniest clubs no longer determines your self worth. That scares people.

Young people and their stupid strawberry floating love island grade lingo.

Yes I can do something = "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT MATE"

I did well at that = "I SMASHED IT"

I'm starting a sentence = "OK SO"

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:American chocolate. A lady at work spent Christmas in America and came back with a bag of Hershey’s Kisses. The caramel ones are ok, but the milk chocolate ones honestly taste like vomit. It wasn’t just me that though so, we are all convinced that we have a batch of chocolate that a factory worker threw up in.

But no, that’s just how they taste apparently.

My dad sent us some of those when I was a kid, my god they are absolutely disgusting!

Victor Mistletoe wrote:Young people and their stupid strawberry floating love island grade lingo.

Yes I can do something = "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT MATE"

I did well at that = "I SMASHED IT"

I'm starting a sentence = "OK SO"

Victor Mistletoe wrote:Young people and their stupid strawberry floating love island grade lingo.

Yes I can do something = "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT MATE"

I did well at that = "I SMASHED IT"

I'm starting a sentence = "OK SO"

Don't let it get to you Ad, IT IS, WHAT IT IS

Victor Mistletoe wrote:Young people and their stupid strawberry floating love island grade lingo.

Yes I can do something = "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT MATE"

I did well at that = "I SMASHED IT"

I'm starting a sentence = "OK SO"

Ok boomer

Xmasday wrote:
Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:American chocolate. A lady at work spent Christmas in America and came back with a bag of Hershey’s Kisses. The caramel ones are ok, but the milk chocolate ones honestly taste like vomit. It wasn’t just me that though so, we are all convinced that we have a batch of chocolate that a factory worker threw up in.

But no, that’s just how they taste apparently.

My dad sent us some of those when I was a kid, my god they are absolutely disgusting!

I didn't think it was possible but Mexican chocolate is even worse, my sister brought some back with her a couple of years ago and it is genuinely the single worst thing I've eaten in 38 years of life (even worse than the solvent tainted Minstrels I once bought at the cinema - tasted like WD40).

u ok santa xx wrote:Ok boomer

This is way more annoying than the phrases ad hates, especially as the vast majority of people using it are doing so against people who aren't even old enough to be boomers.

Vermi Claus wrote:
u ok santa xx wrote:Ok boomer

This is way more annoying than the phrases ad hates, especially as the vast majority of people using it are doing so against people who aren't even old enough to be boomers.

Gotten to

u ok santa xx wrote:Gotten to

That's annoying too.

Vermi Claus wrote:
u ok santa xx wrote:Gotten to

That's annoying too.

U ok hun?

Happy days!

Wow, we're annoying each other in the things that annoy you thread. Are we allowed to put GRcade as an answer?

DarkRula wrote:Wow, we're annoying each other in the things that annoy you thread. Are we allowed to put GRcade as an answer?

My work here is done

People who make suggestions using the opening phrase "You must..." because these are exactly the people who get personally offended if you choose to ignore their suggestion.

Dowbocop wrote:People who make suggestions using the opening phrase "You must..." because these are exactly the people who get personally offended if you choose to ignore their suggestion.

You are right,we should respect everyone's advice.

[Rules p.1] Things that annoy you guys. 100 percent. Not gonna lie

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