Things that didn't exist 20 years ago:
YouTube
Instagram
Twitter
TikTok
Gmail
Netflix streaming
WhatsApp
Messenger
Google Maps
iPhone
Facebook
Android
Bitcoin
Tesla
iPad
Chrome
Zoom
Skype
Amazon Prime
Slack
Reddit
Etsy
Snapchat
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Spotify
Airbnb
Uber
YouTube
TikTok
Gmail
Netflix streaming
Messenger
Google Maps
iPhone
Android
Bitcoin
Tesla
iPad
Chrome
Zoom
Skype
Amazon Prime
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In reply to Post #1
Between this thread and the Christmas TV one that nobody replied to it reads like a cry for help.
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Between this thread and the Christmas TV one that nobody replied to it reads like a cry for help.
Try this 0800 585858
In reply to Post #1
Load of ***** lol
Uber eats, that's one, up there with deliveroo, all these skint people on the breadline totally ****ed now having McDonald's delivered to the house ordered on the latest iPhone with app. WTF
Load of ***** lol
Uber eats, that's one, up there with deliveroo, all these skint people on the breadline totally ****ed now having McDonald's delivered to the house ordered on the latest iPhone with app. WTF
In reply to Post #2
🤣🤣🤣 Tom's easily triggered
Not too bright are you mate, you mention the Christmas TV post and no one replied, so? Not really posted for replies , you could of mentioned the cost of living crisis post/thread with 100s of replies but that didn't support your agenda🤣🤣🤣🤣 not that I care either way.
Tom Tit is a very apt name in your case mate.🤣🤣🤣
Football's starting now and I've got a bet on so better go 👍
🤣🤣🤣 Tom's easily triggered
Not too bright are you mate, you mention the Christmas TV post and no one replied, so? Not really posted for replies , you could of mentioned the cost of living crisis post/thread with 100s of replies but that didn't support your agenda🤣🤣🤣🤣 not that I care either way.
Tom Tit is a very apt name in your case mate.🤣🤣🤣
Football's starting now and I've got a bet on so better go 👍
In reply to Post #1
cant be bothered.
cant be bothered.
In reply to Post #1
I think you've pretty much summed it up, can't think of anything else.
Oh wait a minute I've thought of couple.
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and greenwashing
Also LED lightbulbs great things
better than those ****ty compact fluorescents that took 5 minutes to reach brightness
A bit marmite but what about windturbines.
Air source heat pumps which by the looks of it won't be around in 20 years and will be the next source of 'Have you been missold' companies.
Oh and the Spomb
@Scozza
My daughter ordered a slush puppy at 1am from Gopuff.
fiver for the drink and 4 quid for delivery. WTF
I think you've pretty much summed it up, can't think of anything else.
Oh wait a minute I've thought of couple.
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and greenwashing
Also LED lightbulbs great things
A bit marmite but what about windturbines.
Air source heat pumps which by the looks of it won't be around in 20 years and will be the next source of 'Have you been missold' companies.
Oh and the Spomb
@Scozza
My daughter ordered a slush puppy at 1am from Gopuff.
fiver for the drink and 4 quid for delivery. WTF
In reply to Post #6
Not my list but thought it interesting.
I expect there's a conspiracy theory or two in there 🤣
Not my list but thought it interesting.
I expect there's a conspiracy theory or two in there 🤣
In reply to Post #6
My daughter ordered a slush puppy at 1am from Gopuff.
fiver for the drink and 4 quid for delivery. WTF
Madness mate, mines the same and everybody else as I see it, I was in a retail park the other day, never seen as many drivers with cool bags in and out and stood waiting! I think a lot of people have no value for money, plastic card generation, can't see the cash they are spending and can't be arsed to go out and get things either
Starbucks and Costa are another, what did people do before they popped up, drive throughs near me, queues all the time and packed inside when I look over. I see the same people every morning walking with a coffee, say a fiver a day, £25 per week, £100 per month, £1200 a year on coffee ffs then they wonder where their money goes, guess it's me that's tight
My daughter ordered a slush puppy at 1am from Gopuff.
fiver for the drink and 4 quid for delivery. WTF
Madness mate, mines the same and everybody else as I see it, I was in a retail park the other day, never seen as many drivers with cool bags in and out and stood waiting! I think a lot of people have no value for money, plastic card generation, can't see the cash they are spending and can't be arsed to go out and get things either
Starbucks and Costa are another, what did people do before they popped up, drive throughs near me, queues all the time and packed inside when I look over. I see the same people every morning walking with a coffee, say a fiver a day, £25 per week, £100 per month, £1200 a year on coffee ffs then they wonder where their money goes, guess it's me that's tight
In reply to Post #1
Cancel culture!!!
Cancel culture!!!
In reply to Post #1
Woke
Woke
In reply to Post #1
Speed cameras
Woke
Me too
Lgbt and all the extensions for people who feel they need to be labelled
Speed cameras
Woke
Me too
Lgbt and all the extensions for people who feel they need to be labelled
In reply to Post #1
Help to buy mortgages.
Help to buy mortgages.
In reply to Post #9
There's been a little gang on here for years promoting that 😉
There's been a little gang on here for years promoting that 😉
In reply to Post #11
LGBT people have been around for more than 20 years you know (as has the term in recognised use)
And so have speed cameras
As for some of the other stuff mentioned a lot of it could be called 'progress' - women feeling that they can speak up after being sexually abused for example.
And cancel culture doesn't exist. Its just a term used by snowflakes who don't like it that they get told when they're being bigoted dinosaurs....
.........
LGBT people have been around for more than 20 years you know (as has the term in recognised use)
And so have speed cameras
As for some of the other stuff mentioned a lot of it could be called 'progress' - women feeling that they can speak up after being sexually abused for example.
And cancel culture doesn't exist. Its just a term used by snowflakes who don't like it that they get told when they're being bigoted dinosaurs....
.........
Here's something that didn't exist 20 years ago .. the increasing unjustified sense of victmhood expressed by an increasing number of British people.
From 'the European Union tells us how bendy our bananas can be' boo-hoo...
to 'you can't say Christmas anymore' snivel...
including 'black lives? what about myyyyyyy life!' sob...
not forgetting 'THEY are trying to take away my right to do XYZ' (often expressed while doing XYZ) wail wail ...
I find it very odd, quite depressing, yet highly entertaining.
From 'the European Union tells us how bendy our bananas can be' boo-hoo...
to 'you can't say Christmas anymore' snivel...
including 'black lives? what about myyyyyyy life!' sob...
not forgetting 'THEY are trying to take away my right to do XYZ' (often expressed while doing XYZ) wail wail ...
I find it very odd, quite depressing, yet highly entertaining.
In reply to Post #15
Yes I remember the bendy bananas fiasco and so I have revisited it.
It came about after Commission Regulation 2257/94 identified certain restrictions for fruits that producers have to conform to in order to sell their produce within the EU. The regulation states that bananas must be "free from malformation or abnormal curvature."
It was still possible to buy bananas with malformation or abnormal curvature and in 2011 this regulation and other relevant rules were brought together for the sake of clarity under a single implementing regulation (1333/2011), and in 2013 a further change simplified reporting requirements (implementing regulation 565/2013).
So yes you've always been able to buy straight bananas, they were never banned but it was probably the amount of regulation and red tape that caught the media's eye.
It must have been important to someone but as long as my bananas were fresh I wasn't bothered and I'd imagine that was the case for most people and they saw it as a barmy EU regulation.
Yes I remember the bendy bananas fiasco and so I have revisited it.
It came about after Commission Regulation 2257/94 identified certain restrictions for fruits that producers have to conform to in order to sell their produce within the EU. The regulation states that bananas must be "free from malformation or abnormal curvature."
It was still possible to buy bananas with malformation or abnormal curvature and in 2011 this regulation and other relevant rules were brought together for the sake of clarity under a single implementing regulation (1333/2011), and in 2013 a further change simplified reporting requirements (implementing regulation 565/2013).
So yes you've always been able to buy straight bananas, they were never banned but it was probably the amount of regulation and red tape that caught the media's eye.
It must have been important to someone but as long as my bananas were fresh I wasn't bothered and I'd imagine that was the case for most people and they saw it as a barmy EU regulation.
An Honest politician.
In reply to Post #14
So if we don't agree with you we are bigoted dinosaurs!
So if we don't agree with you we are bigoted dinosaurs!
In reply to Post #18
That's basically how it works with people like him.
That's basically how it works with people like him.
In reply to Post #18
Yes that's what I posted..... (except its not of course)
If the pointy white hat fits then...
If not then no need to complain eh?
Yes that's what I posted..... (except its not of course)
If the pointy white hat fits then...
If not then no need to complain eh?
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