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Foxes mating


Cats at 4:30 am


Taxi pulling up outside your neighbours house 'toot toot-toooooot toot'


Jehovas witness's when your having a bath


Those self check out things "please put the item in the bagging area"


Sour milk


Sour anything


I could go on...but i'd get so VERY ANGRY, oh yes fucking hell I would !

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oh my god, pleeeeeeease don't get any more, they are awful! We eventually had to ask our neighbour to take theirs down, it was so bad (which they did fine, as the previous owners had complained about them as well, so they'd obviously only just put them back up when they moved out. Why they thought we would be any more appreciative of them I don't know).
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