Keef

People that just stop in the middle of the pavement.

Bit more local http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v111/169/111/642906952/n642906952_255084_7744.jpg And couldn't resist putting this one of yours truly in, taken by Fear n' boozin / CrystalClear. http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v78/169/111/642906952/n642906952_172224_3624.jpg

One of mine from the Blue Mountains. Taken on my old compact which was destroyed by sand later on the same trip. http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sctm/v128/169/111/642906952/n642906952_382608_4836.jpg

Everybody needs somebody - Blues Brothers

People who can't stop themselves from correcting everyone else's grammar ;-)

Hurt - Johnny Csh / Nine Inch Nails

Black or White - Michael Jackson

The way you make me feel - Michael Jackson

Great minds Lizzy. Standing in the way of control - Gossip

Yes actually, I saw her her standing there - Beatles

I've got one. You're at the bar for 5+ minutes, someone comes up next to you, and get served straight away, and doesn't point out that you were first. I hate that so much, I always say if someone was there before me! I hate it even more when you've got some young dumb and full of cum bloke behind the bar who will just ignore you blatantly and serve all the women who come to the bar! Grrrr!!! Another thing that annoys me is that I usually just stand there and keep waiting without saying anything. Once it p!ssed me off so much I kicked off about it, got served first, and almost had a punch up... It felt great!

I agree about Sir Alex, but I think Kitson's comments are fair enough. It's a shame, and I'm sure he'd love to lift the cup, but he's right, Reading are not going to win it, and staying in the top flight is far more important for the future of their club.

House of fun - Maddness

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People who say "can I get" instead of "Please may > I have" in coffee shops! Have to hold my hands up to that one, I am guilty. Don't mean to do it, or think it's cool or anything, I just find myself doing it. Anyway, back to I've had enough of... ... REALITY BLOODY TV!!!!!!!!! I am so so so fed up with turning over the telly to find yet another Big Brother or whatever the latest one is, forcing us to watch a group of complete f**king turds talking the biggest load of shite imaginable! And to make things worse, they play it live almost 24/7 (sorry DM)!!!!

Trumpet (formerly grade 8, but wouldn't like to think how rusty I'd be now), Guitar, bass, lots of singing in different styles.

The bloody adverts being TWICE THE VOLUME of the programme the they rudely interrupt! :X

sound of music - Julie Andrews ;-)

I don't know if this story is true, but I remember hearing years ago when mobile phones were still quite new, a story of a man chatting away on his mobile whilst on the train. The story goes that someone was taken ill, and when their friend approached this man asking him to call for help, and eventually grabbed his phone off him, it was a toy. Can't even remember who told me that, and it may be total bo!!ocks, but to be honest, I can believe it, and Lizzy's story just reminded me of it. Aaaaanyway, back to annoying phrases. Just asked Mrs Keef, and she said it really gets her when people interrupt with "I'll stop you there", which I have to agree, is rather obnoxious.

No need, easy for things, especially written word, to be taken like that. Happy New Year everyone! >:D<

Be with you - Mr Big

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "People answering the phone by saying "Go". " > > I've not heard that, but that's horrible!!! I put the following on another thread (about Foxtons surprise surprise). It was when Dems, Dani and I got the old Barry Road flat. I remember when myself and 2 friends were in one of the LL estate agents to get the keys to a flat we were renting. The helpful and nice girl we'd been dealing with was off that day, so we had to deal with Miles (says it all). We were talking to Miles when his mobile rang. He put his hand up to us to stop us talking, took the mobile out of his pocket, threw a foot up on to his desk, and answered his mobile with "Go". All 3 of us had to turn away and look out the window so as not to blatantly laugh in his face! Gold. They are out there mate!

Eaxactly, a pub is just 4 walls and beer, if you have enough of you in a group, you can have a good time anywhere... Except The Vale of course ;-)

People answering the phone by saying "Go". People (usually teens on the bus) saying bare this and bare that, meaning lots of this and lots of that. Example "Man he was giving me bare jokes", which I think means he was making me laugh a lot. One more little gripe, which isn't about a phrase, but rather an accent. The other day, there were a group of local 18-20 year olds in the pub, all white, and most looking like they're from comfortable backgrounds. Most of them nice guys, but they all spoke with this stupid kind of lazy "you knw dat broooo" sort of lingo/accent. Very very annoying.

So tired - Beatles

I'm not quite sure how one can be against hunting, yet willing to let dogs tear foxes apart if they come in to the garden. Sorry, but that doesn't sit well with me.