Your very petty pet hates

[PC66]

Re: Your very petty pet hates

these 118 118 ads

Make that the whole three-ring circus that directory enquiries has become. It was orders from the EU that started the whole mess.

[darren]

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these 118 118 ads.

ad breaks that are too long some ive seen are like 7 mins long.

its good tho if u wanna make a cup of tea.

[xmark1234]

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yea ive noticed every where u go shops full looks like there goin be some children putting so pounds on after trick or treating lol
it all big con day after all be on sale for half the price think ill stock up again for next year wuna hurt the kids if bit out of date sweets

Halloween in your face when you walk into shops instead of 1 aisle of outfits and accesories there seem to be more in 2013 biscuits,sweets,crisps,chocolates were all stacked up in tesco anybody else notice more stuff this year

[amethyst]

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Halloween in your face when you walk into shops instead of 1 aisle of outfits and accesories there seem to be more in 2013 biscuits,sweets,crisps,chocolates were all stacked up in tesco anybody else notice more stuff this year

[xmark1234]

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heres one i hate
i take kids school from tim to time as they dont live with me
and how i hate this u standing waiting to go in and the person in front starts talking bout things they was watching on tv to teacher and got wait untill she happly finished talking be4 i cold let my son in school ggggrrrr HELLO SOME OF US HAVE TO GO WORK U KNOW hate that best of it they stood in door way so couldnt get past talk out side if you want all i want do is drop kids off and go work
rant over now im cool lol

[amethyst]

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Certain celebrities advertising on tv grabbing more money when they already have millions,whilst a lot of people struggle to get by it really annoys me

[Sly]

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My mate gives the phone to his kids when the telesales call. The kids have a lovely time talking to all those people.

[xmark1234]

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got caller id but batterys gone lol

[PC66]

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sales calls

My solution to a particularly persistent place a few years ago was my BT Oscillator 87J. Any other telecom engineers reading this will understand.....

[xmark1234]

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sales calls
no i dont want life insurance got it
no i dont want change gas got it
no dont want change broadband got it
no dont want new windows and doors got them
no dont want change eletric got it
no dont want anything unless i come to u
STOP PHONING GGGGRRRR
moan over lol

[amethyst]

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Shopping in Tesco I spotted this youngster trying to push her trolley whilst messing about with her smart phone,not watching what she was doingI could not believe what I saw bad enough to hear them on their phones without having to avoid her and her trolley

[PC66]

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Undoubtedly - For anything I'm really trying to win, I decide my upper limit and always make just one bid in the last few seconds.

[Sly]

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The key to eBay is sniping. Love it or hate it, that's the best way to go about getting stuff you want. Getting into a bidding war is for fools.

[victorbrunswick]

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Among the things I sell are vintage Snoopy pins (my "inheiritance" -- long story! lol) which I start at £4.99 and it usually sells for that much but I've had a few which had sold for around £60 and each time either the winner or one of the bidders was in Japan.

[PC66]

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I've experienced both extremes with eBay over the years. All it takes is two "got to have it at any cost" types getting into a bidding war and the price can get ridiculously high, even when it's not something especially rare or unusual and there are at least a dozen other similar items on eBay at the same time going for much more reasonable prices. On the other hand, there have been occasions when I've been pleasantly surprised and won an item which I thought would probably make at least £40 to £50, only to find I was the only bidder and got it for £5 or less.