Manners/Rudeness.... It doesn't take much does it? Please/Thank you/Hi/Bye.
This one is driving me mad at the mo........ "The X Factor"
I'm afraid it's the same everywhere with the "western" level of cencorship. It's mostly just puke being served in different flavors. I stopped watching live TV long ago. I'm renting movies, downloading the good TV shows that are worth watching, and check the news online.Deschanel wrote:Wow, lots of spitting complaints. It's like the Wild West. In NYC, Chinese immigrants blow snot-rockets out their nose, it's disgusting. I once saw a Chinese shopkeeper argue with a young black guy, and he blasted the guy in the face with one. It was like some disgusting toadlike superpower.
Undertaker wrote: "When i went to Newquay earlier in the year, I went shopping in Plymouth and Joan Collins walked past."
This is a complaint?? I unironically love Joan Collins. Seriously, treasure her, people. "Pissing in the Wind", alone.
Maddens and annoys me: watching anything on TV I haven't carefully DVR'ed. Because the riot of advertising, trash, hardcore rightwing political invective masquerading as "news" really turns my stomach. I get a weird soul-sickness from flipping channels, what a trash, exploitative, angry, stupid and vulgar culture we are. Some might say, "It's always been so", but American TV used to sell it with a smile. Now it seems meanspirited, dark, tits and violence and noise and CGI - and that's just in kids' cereal ads. We really are becoming Idiocracy (as in the Mike Judge film), and it's why I can't stand just watching TV. Got to pick the good stuff, skip the ads. Because it's soul-killing to me.
I wasn't complaining about Joan Collins, jus tmentioned it because Plymouth was being discussed. I doubt anyone could really complain about her.Deschanel wrote:Wow, lots of spitting complaints. It's like the Wild West. In NYC, Chinese immigrants blow snot-rockets out their nose, it's disgusting. I once saw a Chinese shopkeeper argue with a young black guy, and he blasted the guy in the face with one. It was like some disgusting toadlike superpower.
Undertaker wrote: "When i went to Newquay earlier in the year, I went shopping in Plymouth and Joan Collins walked past."
This is a complaint?? I unironically love Joan Collins. Seriously, treasure her, people. "Pissing in the Wind", alone.
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You should have bought it from Andy instead.Undertaker wrote:Oh and buying a load of bread off the market and it already going stale. Robbing gypsie bastards. Still, the foxes will be fed tonight.
He will be on the Karaoke lurrrveeeboat this time of year and who would blame him? Although i'm not sure this will get the cruisers up and dancing, although it will get them in the festive moodPatrick Bateman wrote:You should have bought it from Andy instead.Undertaker wrote:Oh and buying a load of bread off the market and it already going stale. Robbing gypsie bastards. Still, the foxes will be fed tonight.A better class of baguette.
I doubt I'm going to be happy when I look that word up.Flaffer wrote:American insularity
I went to the McDonald's Drive-Thru in Berwick last month and was stuck behind someone who was being picky about their order. This with that, this without that, etc. They should have just parked-up and gone in and ordered it. Fannies!glennjridge wrote:going to the fast food drive thru, ordering the food and getting all the way home and finding out the orders wrong.if your american and reading this, you know.