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David Cameron still being PM.

 

Ant and Dec still peddling their crap shtick (goes without saying)

 

Flat screen TVs having crap speakers. 

 

Taylor Swift being feted as the queen of humble, honest, humility and a modern day saint. 

 

Kim Kardashian, her boring siblings and her huge arse - although her huge arse can't really take the blame for the annoyingness of the dead eyed airhead its attached to. 

 

Rita Ora's Samsung Next advert. 

 

The popularity of Mrs Brown's Boys.

 

Carnelian
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

People who think that Ku Klux Clan is pronounced 'Clue Klux Clan' 

Mr Yogi and I were discussing this today

Did you spot my spelling mistake Yogi? 

 I though it was intentional!

Twas. 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities

In a hospital today

"Have you had reason to use our community services? Like community nurses or physio's."

Old couple said yes.

"Oh tell me about it. Were they professional? Were they polite? Did they do a good job?"

Old couple were more than happy.

"Well the nurse didn't have any gluten-free supplements she usually brings - she'd ran out"

"Oh did she - that could have inconvenienced you?"

"Well . . . . (long pause) .... I suppose it could"

 

"Right - that's exactly what I'm looking for - thanks for that"

 

FGS are we never satisfied - are we always looking to kick people for the smallest error?

Saint

 

 

I'm afraid it's another dig at BBC journalists.

 

For some reason they now seem to want to use the phrase "making history" for too many sports reports. In fact this week they managed to use it for three separate sports news items in one bulletin.

 

Let's face it history is written everyday and overusing the phrase is just super irritating.

 

Wish I knew how to Twitter.

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Last edited by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

 

I'm afraid it's another dig at BBC journalists.

 

For some reason they now seem to want to use the phrase "making history" for too many sports reports. In fact this week they managed to use it for three separate sports news items in one bulletin.

 

Let's face it history is written everyday and overusing the phrase is just super irritating.

 

Wish I knew how to Twitter.

 

 

Me too! I've got an account but never done anything with it since I opened it waaaaaay back last year 

 

I often have a look online to see if there are any idiot guides. I've just found one that isn't too bad I don't think. Sort of explaining but a short way 

 

Is this any good to you EC?

http://www.ehow.com/how_509163...itter-beginners.html

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

 

I'm afraid it's another dig at BBC journalists.

 

For some reason they now seem to want to use the phrase "making history" for too many sports reports. In fact this week they managed to use it for three separate sports news items in one bulletin.

 

Let's face it history is written everyday and overusing the phrase is just super irritating.

 

Wish I knew how to Twitter.

 

 

Me too! I've got an account but never done anything with it since I opened it waaaaaay back last year 

 

I often have a look online to see if there are any idiot guides. I've just found one that isn't too bad I don't think. Sort of explaining but a short way 

 

Is this any good to you EC?

http://www.ehow.com/how_509163...itter-beginners.html

 

Hi Sprout,

 

When I say I'm not good with Twitter, I mean I can't really do short and pithy!

I generally like to write lots.

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities

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