nick_md wrote:Try going to Naples for NYE, was like Aleppo. Had cars driving through lights, smoke filled streets, men with hoodies and scarves pulled over faces throwing fucking L O U D bangers down streets, the kind that rattle your ears when they go off. Was genuinely scared for my well being out on the streets at midnight (which had zero locals out aside from the mentalists... should've taken that as a sign really).
People were throwing bangers and launching rockets at us from windows ffs.
Was an experience, at least.
HawBawJaws wrote:I may have ranted about this before: bad parking.
(I'm the blue Volvo.)9
The WHOLE FUCKING POINT of those spaces is so there's room to get a car seat/pram/baby or child out. Then some banger in a ford c max turns up and fucks it.
Unlikely wrote:I've been close to bringing out the stabbing hammer on a number of occasions.
superflyninja wrote:Not a new customer either as he had a free coffee from his loyalty card.
SpaceGazelle wrote:I'm fairly relaxed about folk who don't respect parking rules because they love their car.
SpaceGazelle wrote:There's nothing more selfish on this fragile Earth then having a child so I'm fairly relaxed about folk who don't respect parking rules because they love their car. On a purely unselfish level the impact of a having car is so comprehensively dwarfed by the impact of having a child I think we would do well to shut the fuck up a little and listen to those who don't choose to have kids. If anyone here thinks having kids gives you the right to sound off about younger folk that don't massively contribute to the death of the Earth then you're not paying attention, and in that regard a parking space seems trivial.
That don't impress me muchMoot_Geeza wrote:But what if God was one of us?
I spat out my sriracha covered salad upon reading both of those.Skerret wrote:That don't impress me muchBut what if God was one of us?
Skerret wrote:That don't impress me muchMoot_Geeza wrote:But what if God was one of us?
nick_md wrote:Try going to Naples for NYE, was like Aleppo. Had cars driving through lights, smoke filled streets, men with hoodies and scarves pulled over faces throwing fucking L O U D bangers down streets, the kind that rattle your ears when they go off. Was genuinely scared for my well being out on the streets at midnight (which had zero locals out aside from the mentalists... should've taken that as a sign really).
People were throwing bangers and launching rockets at us from windows ffs.
Was an experience, at least.
Moot_Geeza wrote:But what if I'm a mermaid?Skerret wrote:That don't impress me muchMoot_Geeza wrote:But what if God was one of us?
You bet your lifeMoot_Geeza wrote:Skerret wrote:That don't impress me muchMoot_Geeza wrote:But what if God was one of us?
But what if I'm a mermaid?
At least you can tell him who to phone.poprock wrote:We got our broadband fixed! Then half an hour later my upstairs neighbour chapped the door to tell me that his has gone off. facepalm.gif
I came in here to share this for you: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41940505poprock wrote:We got our broadband fixed! Then half an hour later my upstairs neighbour chapped the door to tell me that his has gone off. facepalm.gif
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