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Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by noseyrosie:

I don't like that trend thats come over from America of people crying at the drop of a hat over nowt. Where they're literally squeezing out the tears and going all wibbly voiced... like its expected.

 

They need a good shake 

OMG that irritates the hell out of me too - they squish a gnat accidentally and they start crying 

 

  • I dislike people speaking with their mouths open
  • using a fork like a shovel to get more food in
  • putting knives in mouths
  • not using a hankie when you sneeze or cough
  • Loud mobile phone users on buses - I already know you're on a bus, you don't have to shout to let other people know it 
  • having my ankles bashed by buggies or shopping trollies

 

there's more so I'll probably be back later 

(I dislike people speaking with their mouths open)


How are they meant to speak peng?....

stonks
Originally Posted by stonks:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
 

(I dislike people speaking with their mouths open)


How are they meant to speak peng?....

  of course I meant speaking with their mouths open while they eat/chew  they could chew, swallow and then speak  I don't want to see mashed potato tumbling round their tonsils or worse, being spat out while they attempt to speak 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by stonks:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
 

(I dislike people speaking with their mouths open)


How are they meant to speak peng?....

  of course I meant speaking with their mouths open while they eat/chew  they could chew, swallow and then speak  I don't want to see mashed potato tumbling round their tonsils or worse, being spat out while they attempt to speak 

stonks
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by stonks:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
 

(I dislike people speaking with their mouths open)


How are they meant to speak peng?....

  of course I meant speaking with their mouths open while they eat/chew  they could chew, swallow and then speak  I don't want to see mashed potato tumbling round their tonsils or worse, being spat out while they attempt to speak 

Moonie
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

All of the above ^^^^.

 

Mrs H, once upon a time, I might have been guilty of finishing other people's sentences, or prompting them when they were searching for a word.

However, ever since the menopause, I can hardly remember what I want to say, never mind guessing what someone else is going to say.

 

Have just spent a few days with my Dad (aged 79)...he has a better memory than me 

slimfern
Originally Posted by slimfern:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

All of the above ^^^^.

 

Mrs H, once upon a time, I might have been guilty of finishing other people's sentences, or prompting them when they were searching for a word.

However, ever since the menopause, I can hardly remember what I want to say, never mind guessing what someone else is going to say.

 

Have just spent a few days with my Dad (aged 79)...he has a better memory than me 

Awww  everyone has a better memory than me 

Moonie
Originally Posted by Saint:

OMG another one becoming more prevalent as my folks get older are the long-long-long stories used to make one tiny point,

"Get to the point - come on, life's too short. Oh that ... the one you told me yesterday"

I could tell from the first few words my dad used to utter what story was about to ensue 

Moonie
Originally Posted by Saint:

Yoghurt - honestly and its the pauses they take too

What are the pauses about? My Dad starts with,

"Now y'see . . . (bit of a pause going on - why are you pausing?) it said on the news that taxes were going up. (Starts to point at me) And another thing . . . "

 

Oh God

My mum tells a story in real time, so when she recounts an hours' journey to Edinburgh, it takes her an hour to tell the story - and there is no way to hurry her up.

Yogi19
I may have mentioned it before, but the low turnout for by-elections annoys me. I'm not even needed tonight. If I could travel back in time I would tempt the hunger striking suffragettes with a nice Greggs pasty or partial French Stick salad sandwich, whilst kindly suggesting that they were wasting their time. What would other FMs do? You might do a Joey Barton tackle on Emily Davison before she pointlessly threw herself under the King's Horse. (Unless you had a punt on the likely winner)
Garage Joe

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