What annoys you the most ?

[billybunter]

Originally Posted by mellowyellow

Well... sometimes "A man has got to do what a man has got to do"

But when it was really jam packed, how can one be certain who did it :-)

Because he was about 3"s in front of me! The waft caused my trouser legs to flutter.

[billybunter]

As they say in the Old Bailey-Guilty as charged M'Lud!

[MaxJoker]

Originally Posted by Mal Hombre

He Who denied it,Supplied it
He Who refuted it,Tooted it

He who squeezed it breezed it

[MaxJoker]

Originally Posted by billybunter

As they say in the Old Bailey-Guilty as charged M'Lud!

I thought they usually say " Put it away and zip it in Bill , it`s time to cross examine your first witness "

[Welderman]

I can't help feeling slightly miffed, about an advert on british TV, regarding a Cancer Charity's proposed sponsored run/walk, I agree in principle with what they're doing...
But to say it's a women only event, is not acceptable in this ridiculousy PC country of ours...
Can't help feeling if the shoe was on the other foot, lesbians would be up in arms about it....

[billybunter]

Whoever smelt it dealt It!

[MaxJoker]

Originally Posted by welderman

I can't help feeling slightly miffed, about an advert on british TV, regarding a Cancer Charity's proposed sponsored run/walk, I agree in principle with what they're doing...
But to say it's a women only event, is not acceptable in this ridiculousy PC country of ours...
Can't help feeling if the shoe was on the other foot, lesbians would be up in arms about it....

I think the charity in question when it began focused more on breast cancer (Which certainly effects more women than men) , and the survivors of such. So i can see why it`s a woman only event , and personally i have no problems with it being restricted to females who in the main look very nice in their cute colour coded outfits . So let them have their fun as it`s a damn worthwhile cause . I`m even sponsoring a woman who works the checkout at my local Tesco express. So good luck and full respect to them all i say


Especially as the only way you`d ever get me to run is if the wind blew a winning lottery ticket out of my hand

[Welderman]

Originally Posted by GreenSkull

I think the charity in question when it began focused more on breast cancer (Which certainly effects more women than men) , and the survivors of such. So i can see why it`s a woman only event , and personally i have no problems with it being restricted to females who in the main look very nice in their cute colour coded outfits . So let them have their fun as it`s a damn worthwhile cause . I`m even sponsoring a woman who works the checkout at my local Tesco express. So good luck and full respect to them all i say


Especially as the only way you`d ever get me to run is if the wind blew a winning lottery ticket out of my hand

Ok GS..Point taken, But at least reword the advert, so it doesn't sound so blatantly sexist...
Or did i just hear it wrong?..

[tamsmith]

Arseholes.

From the waist up.

[USBPepsi]

Originally Posted by buttsie

Shareware software Trial periods that are nothing but a cheap advert for the paid product

I'm thinking of security software that tells you your system is near death and infected in hundreds of places but cant help you unless you upgrade

Even worse are online scanners that call themselves Freeware but refuse to remove anything


The other category is dvd burners/rippers/conversions where they'll offer you a 2-5 minute sample as opposed to actually doing the whole thing
Never is this limitation mentioned in the reviews

Call me a dirty, filthy thief, but if I need a good multimedia program I usually go the torrent route.

The only thing I've actually paid for, utility-wise, is the antivirus. Why? Did I mention "torrent route"? Yeah... pretty much Virus City, the electronic equipment of getting all your sex in the alley behind a strip club. So you've GOT to have a good, dependable antivirus. For that, I prefer to play it safe and pay.