People who just throw cigarette stubs on the floor.
Saw a woman today down town. Right in the middle of the city centre and I could see at least 5-6 bins within 5 metres of her, but she was walking along, chatting to her friend, took one last drag and then just dropped the butt on the floor and carried on walking.
Why do people do that? I really, really don't get it.
I touched on this earlier in the thread. It's chronic attention seeking. And I'm with you mate. It pisses me right off.People who photograph really strange events in their life and put on social media.......
1) funerals and a picture of the graveside
2) taking pictures in hospital with a seriously ill family member
3) photos of their poorly kids
There are things that are just not appropriate for social media.
I touched on this earlier in the thread. It's chronic attention seeking. And I'm with you mate. It pisses me right off.
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Question of sport, it's properly shite.
don’t really get why they need to smoke it seems to be lots of young women doing it now
Fewer than ever before.
It is an addiction.
If you avoid the first one of anything an addiction can’t start.
Maybe it just seems a lot rarely notice lads smoking but many more girls seem to have them
Used to like it when ally mccoist etc were in itQuestion of sport, it's properly shite.
Fewer than ever before.
It is an addiction.
If you avoid the first one of anything an addiction can’t start.
Maybe it just seems a lot rarely notice lads smoking but many more girls seem to have them
I take it the room you booked is a wardrobeAir bnb......38 photos of pillows, coat hangers and taps......but no floor plan or photos of half the rooms.......wankers
With nice cushions.I take it the room you booked is a wardrobe
Stats would suggest it’s not a trend. As a smoker I’ve noticed fewer and fewer people smoking at all and generally at schools I taught at it was roughly 50/50 if not slightly more boys.
“Just say no” is proven not to work long term. People seek escapism and acceptance for a whole host of understandable reasons. I don’t get people that get blind drunk or fight but those aren’t my vices.
People at the cinema who talk during the film or need to graze on snacks for the whole of the film.
Young gym goers who don't actually do all that much work, but hog all the equipment, they seem to use it as a social event.
I take it the room you booked is a wardrobe
It’s the muscle corner I cannot stand, have some guys on my Facebook who post pictures of themselves working out and put slogans on there like ‘train like it’s your last’ or ‘feel the burn’. NO-ONE CARES!People at the cinema who talk during the film or need to graze on snacks for the whole of the film.
Young gym goers who don't actually do all that much work, but hog all the equipment, they seem to use it as a social event.
It’s the muscle corner I cannot stand, have some guys on my Facebook who post pictures of themselves working out and put slogans on there like ‘train like it’s your last’ or ‘feel the burn’. NO-ONE CARES!
* Children, the elderly and those visually impaired exempt *Pedestrians who automatically press the crossing button even though it is abundantly obvious the road is clear both ways for as far as the eye can see.
tbf though, sometimes it's a chance for a proper bargain on the room, when hotels lower their room rates to tease people in.Hotels that think they can charge £13 for a breakfast when there's a Yates's down the road that does the same for £4.
But then surely if there's a Yates just down the road you go to the Yates just down the road don't you?Hotels that think they can charge £13 for a breakfast when there's a Yates's down the road that does the same for £4.
But then surely if there's a Yates just down the road you go to the Yates just down the road don't you?
If I go to a hotel and the breakfast is expensive I just try and find a place nearby that's not.
It's not a massive problem or inconvenience for me, but then, I am easily pleased.
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