People who sit by you anywhere when there are other empty seatsPeople who sit by you on a bus where there's plenty of other empty seats
People who sit by you anywhere when there are other empty seatsPeople who sit by you on a bus where there's plenty of other empty seats
Well regardless of how you spell it in writing, it is going to sound like decks when you say it. But yeah writing Christmas decks is annoying.When people say “Christmas decks”.
Its DECS. Short for decorations, which as you might notice doesn’t have a K in it!
And they usually stink of piss.People who sit by you anywhere when there are other empty seats
It's as if they have a terrible fear of 'starting' a new seat or something .People who sit by you anywhere when there are other empty seats
This is my husband’s biggest bugbear. He has a very nice car which is his pride and joy and always parks away from everyone else leaving a space either side if possible. Nine times out of ten he will come out of the shop to find cars both sides even though he is on the far side of the car parkIt's as if they have a terrible fear of 'starting' a new seat or something .
Also people who insist on parking right beside you when there's hundreds of spaces, and then they are unable to park properly. I returned to my car one day, loads of empty spaces and the driver who parked beside my car actually had their wheels over the line and into my parking space.
Likewise, I was parked at my local Tesco one day, huge carpark, loads of spaces. I had the back door on the driver side open as I was reaching in for something. A guy arrived and was waiting to park beside me. Seriously. With easily one hundred (or more) empty spaces to choose from.
And I was parked well away from the shop, it wasn't exactly a prime spot. I could almost hear the tut tut as he had to move on to one of the many many many empty spaces nearby, when I didn't hurry to close the door. FFS.
And stickers on shoes that won’t come offAnd stickers left on shoes!
Try using a hairdryer on a warm setting on themAnd stickers on shoes that won’t come off
Your post really threw me, I have a potato smiley as my profile pic on all other social mediaAnd stickers on shoes that won’t come off
People who sit by youPeople who sit by you anywhere when there are other empty seats
The other thing is in the recent weather, trying not to get it wet, not in sainsbos, but I resorted to a flower bagSainsburys have replaced the cellophane on their rolls of wrapping paper with stickers to be eco friendly, which is a good thing, however the stickers are pretty much welded to the wrapping paper. This means you can't peel them off without completely ripping the wrapping paper, and ruining like 30cm of it. It's very irritating, they surely must be able to get stickers that easily peel off of paper?!
If someone said that to me, I'd instantly visualise a deck adorned with Christmas decorations!When people say “Christmas decks”.
Its DECS. Short for decorations, which as you might notice doesn’t have a K in it!
Even worse - when you have rubber gloves on and are in the midst of cleaning, with crap up to your elbows, and can feel a hair on your nose!When a hair has landed on your arm and is tickling.
Ohhh yes ... I took our work car out today to get some big things. It's an SUV where the boot opens outwards, and some plonker had parked right up the back of me, over the line, so I couldn't open it. So bloody annoying. I moved the car forward a bit and popped the hazzard lights on, then got shouted at by someone for blocking the drive-through part ... sheesh, feels a lot like Christmas!Also people who insist on parking right beside you when there's hundreds of spaces, and then they are unable to park properly. I returned to my car one day, loads of empty spaces and the driver who parked beside my car actually had their wheels over the line and into my parking space.
Likewise, I was parked at my local Tesco one day, huge carpark, loads of spaces. I had the back door on the driver side open as I was reaching in for something. A guy arrived and was waiting to park beside me. Seriously. With easily one hundred (or more) empty spaces to choose from.
And I was parked well away from the shop, it wasn't exactly a prime spot. I could almost hear the tut tut as he had to move on to one of the many many many empty spaces nearby, when I didn't hurry to close the door. FFS.