Tiny Little Things That Cause You Irrational Rage

[BrandNewGuy]

Salsaboy Wrote:

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> What sort of cafes do you go to then? The ones I

> mostly frequent wouldn't know what pesto is let

> alone a tomato unless it had been fried.

They're probably caf?s rather than cafes.

[numbers]

Salsaboy, Its happened to a FRIED tomato in my full English brekkie!

So greasy spoons as well as posher caf?s have been guilty of this atrocity.

[Salsaboy]

The sort that serve coffee in a French Press?

BrandNewGuy Wrote:

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> They're probably caf?s rather than cafes.

[tetris]

> Anyway, cafes who put a blob of basil pesto on tomatoes in a side salad

Just wanted jump on this and say: cafes and retailers that think salad is just scattered veg and loose leafs with a bit of garlic sauce.

NO! You're meant to *slice* the veg - you lazy cunts - into small pieces and there should be bits of cucumber, cabbage, tomatoes, rocket, and celery in it. Jumble it up and add a bit of lemon juice and/or olive oil -- that's a bloody salad.

Add sweetcorn or feta or whatever the hell you want to it after that, just at least do me the courtesy of the first part.

[Otta]

Whilst we're on the subject of cafes, we stayed at my mum's last night and went for a fry this morning.

First port of call was the place by the Clarke's shoe shop, but it was rammed. So ended up in the Dulwich Cafe by the Palmerston.

Was never a fan of the place 10 years ago, and it hasn't improved. Proper shit cafe.

And the wife said she had easily the worst bubble she'd ever eaten.

[Otta]

And I wouldn't really mind the above if they weren't charging dulwich premium.

[Jah Lush]

if it's an old school caf? you're looking for Otta, you can't beat the Uplands caf? (formerly the Ideal Caf?) locally.

Anyway, back on subject - what gets my goat is people changing their forum names and then trying to work out who they were in a former guise.

[Otta]

I was a huge fan when it was Ideal, but last time I went there it was crap. But maybe just a bad day.

To be honest I am very very rarely in Dulwich at the sort of time I'd need a cafe, so not a big deal, but was disappointed this morning.

[Sue]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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what gets my goat is

> people changing their forum names and then trying

> to work out who they were in a former guise.

Don't the people changing their names remember who they were before, then?

Sorry :))

[KidKruger]

"I was a huge fan when it was Ideal, but last time I went there it was crap. But maybe just a bad day.

To be honest I am very very rarely in Dulwich at the sort of time I'd need a cafe, so not a big deal, but was disappointed this morning."

I think it may have been a bad day Otta. It's OK in there, he just wants to keep it a cor-blimey greasy.

Maybe give it another go..

[Louisa]

Otta can I put my tuppence worth in and recommend a cafe miles away not many people will have heard of or visited in Dulwich but it comes highly bloody recommended. Mus's Cafe at Brockley Cross it's a classic old school caf. The bubble is amazing, the staff are friendly and the food is always freshly cooked and to a good standard. They sometimes offer free refills I've noticed too.

Louisa.

[KalamityKel]

Sue Wrote:

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> Jah Lush Wrote:

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> what gets my goat is

> > people changing their forum names and then

> trying

> > to work out who they were in a former guise.

>

> Don't the people changing their names remember who

> they were before, then?

>

> Sorry :))

I've heard not... *looks around*

[KalamityKel]

Night Buses

bus due in 11 mins... ok

[Help-Ma-Boab]

People wishing a person a Facebook happy birthday, when that person last used FB 4 years ago.

[aquarius moon]

It's even worse when that person has passed away.:(

[Louisa]

I still don't get Facebook. It's just a personality contest surely? Now many likes will I get, how popular will I look etc.

Louisa.

[aquarius moon]

Not at all. It's a way to keep in touch. Nothing to do with 'likes' unless you are that way inclined. I hardly ever 'like' anything, never post what I'm doing, yet I've had FB for years & wouldn't be without it.

[Albert Fegg]

The bizarre pavlovian effect where University Challenge contestants immediately take a gulp of water on answering a question correctly.

[Help-Ma-Boab]

Similar to snooker players who take a TINY sip of water between shots as they sit back down.

[tetris]

aquarius moon Wrote:

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> Not at all. It's a way to keep in touch.

With people you never really want to actually go out and see...

[Dopamine1979]

I found it weird that facebook have started advertising on T.V. Maybe trying to appeal to The Youth?

[keekybreeks]

people texting as they drive. even when they pull up to say traffic lights, you see their head go down to their lap and they start updating the status.

" OMG STOPPED IN TRAFICK LITES IN DULICH LOL"

twats

[steveo]

As long as their heads go down to their own laps

[the-e-dealer]

Very thin Tesco Bags - bye bye lunch!

No attendant and unlit lettering in cinemas how are you supposed to find your seat?

[the-e-dealer]

The Gov pension info page

You go there to get your pension estimated and ... you get to download a form fill it in and post it! I KID YOU NOT !!!