Sick Boy
Super Moderator
“Can I get” still winds me up, most people under 60 use it in southern England now, arseholes
Another annoying one, I don't know if it's made its way to the UK yet, is instead of saying 'do something' they say 'go ahead and do something', the 'go ahead' being completely superfluous.
Another annoying one (I don't know if it's made its way to the UK yet), is instead of saying 'do something' they say 'go ahead and do something', the 'go ahead' being completely superfluous.
The gym is full of cunts. The utter wank pigs who sit on a machine wasting time by looking at their phones winds me up so much as do pairs of people who hog a machine while just chatting.
Go to the gym to burn calories or build muscle. Your phone or chat are just excuses not to work hard.
Bloke yesterday when I went sat watching TV on an exercise bike.
A lot of people get a good thumb workout in my gym sometimes. I leave mine in my locker.
How else would we know they were at the gym if they didn't notify everyone on Facebook?That isnt so bad. Its the ones who are texting and sitting on a bench.
The gym I go to has treadmills with screens built in which you can track your progress on and even run routes from around the world which can be a good distraction from soul destroying cardio but I could easily do without it.
There's a lot of posers who just want to be seen to be in the gym. I get in and out as quickly as possible. Unless there's a woman's Brazilian beach volleyball team spin class on.
Don't really like the poser type gyms. Went to Puregym in town for a bit and it was terrible for it.
Much rather nice quiet ones with not many people there or spit and sawdust types.
They will vanish by the end of January!Yeah Puregym is a magnet for posers.
I found a gym that recently got refurbished and is fully up to spec but not many people know about it so it's very sparsely populated which suits me.
I'm prepared for an influx come the new years resolution crowd in January though.
would you really walk into a pub and say "I would like a pint of beer". Or do you wear a monocle?Grrrrrrrrrrr! I hate it, I have a special dislike for 'can I get'....... It's not 'can I get' you vapid turds we say 'I would like'.........load of shite.
Why do they hide up all the chairs when you visit someone in hospital?
“Can I have...” is absolutely correct, Tommy, and is what the “can I get” brigade actually mean!I think I say 'can I get' or 'can I have'.
Must not realise i'm doing it.
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Took me almost a year to work out what they were for.And people on Twitter who precede every word in a tweet with a #
#fucking #pointless
If it wasn't for the visitors I think even more patients would die in their hospital beds.Because visitors get in the way of doctors and nurses trying to do their jobs.
Even better than that Rich, I wear 2 monocles and a top hat whenever I frequent a gentlemen's drinking parlour.would you really walk into a pub and say "I would like a pint of beer". Or do you wear a monocle?
If it wasn't for the visitors I think even more patients would die in their hospital beds.
I've never seen a profession with so many obese women as there seems to be in nursing. Are they stealing the patients' food or are fat girls attracted to a career in nursing?
On point comment therePeople saying "nailed it" to mean got it right
People saying "nailed it" to mean got it right
I've heard "Good catch" when someone makes an observation. Utterly nauseating.
“Thank you for reaching out”
I’ve sent you a bloody email not pulled you out of the Atlantic!
There should be a day every year when you can honestly email people like that and get away with it.
LinkedIn is a breeding ground for this sort of stuff! They randomly add you then message some absolute tripe!
What's your bandwidth like at the minute?
Fuck knows, I'm a human not a telecoms cable
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