As far as annoying things go, I think it’s only so so.It's not quite so bad when used in that context, i.e. a question.
But when used as a prefix to a statement, if I had any hair, I'd be ripping it out.
Because not everyone hangs on my every word
Ah yes, I'd forgotten about him.
Good job my Blog on Wordpress is set to private then, every day I write "So I was up at (whatever time)"I blame Mary Poppins for that with her super califragilisticexpialidocious.
So, the one that really gets me is people starting a sentence or an interview reply with "So"
God save us from these people that like to think they are social influencers, and the generation that hangs on their every word...
It’s also a fun way of winding up those spam callers if you’ve mistakenly answered one of their calls. You just need to make sure they can’t get a word in edgeways……..Sometimes, when people ask me that I take them at face value and just to be mischievous make up a story about how I'm not well atall..the longer ,the better.
It’s also a fun way of winding up those spam callers if you’ve mistakenly answered one of their calls. You just need to make sure they can’t get a word in edgeways……..
That doesn’t stop them as they are not using directories, just dialling random numbers. You‘ve been lucky!
Yeah about 10 years ago I was offered an interview for a call centre job by Remploy, I sat down with the interviewer, asked about part time work because due to my personal circumstances I simply cannot work 40 a week, he said no so I got up and walked off, the lady from Remploy was not happy.. I wouldn't mind but I'd been telling them for the previous year not to send me for full time jobs because they know very well I can't do it but they did anyway.
Don't worry, it'll be 23 years this year since I told some fool from the Job Centre to shove the poxy 35 quid a week where the sun doesn't shine, I didn't need the stress of going all the way across Sheffield to pointless interviews which had already gone, usually to some 16 year old barely out of Nappies, on the "New Deal" program, I was about 23 and half at the time and had just come from the interview from hell in a Taxi place up Firth Park, I didn't want the job but I thought "Sod it, I'll go for the interview", I arrived, introduced myself and they told me the job had gone, once again to a kid 7 years my junior on the "New Deal", naturally I hit the roof and had to be escorted straight down the job centre in a foul mood by Mum.
Unlike me, who frequently tells them to sod off and never darken my Landline again.
She needed cash to buy some computer parts but she didn't know that was right up my street as for a long time I worked in computers and she was lost for answers when I quizzed her. She was also lost for words when I told her I'd just rang the hotel she was staying in (or claimed to be) and that they had no record of her
Thing is, I don't mind talking to women on Messenger, they only get blocked/reported when they start throwing themselves at me (like I said, I wouldn't mind but in most cases I'm loads too old for them) and/or they start demanding $10 Itunes cards.That reminds me.
Years ago I was involved in an animation project (I wrote a song for it) and that involved talking to people over the pond and one was a friendly American woman... too friendly. So, I waited for the pitch and sure enough one day she said she was going on a buying trip. Later she contacted me to help her save a deal which was no surprise and was expected really
Why use a satnav if you know your way around.
Update on this is that they just repeated the info that I had already and then a short while after told me that my enquiry was being closed. In other word it's tough that I don't buy new equipment to keep up when they want to change what they included in the deal that we have! No doubt that somewhere in the small print there will be some sub-clause or whatever saying that they can do whatever they like!!! Wonderful - not! For info you have to have Android 8 or above.
Because it wasn't me driving, and Dad was trying to get to somewhere he'd never been.
Get a hair clipper and diy?
No chance, I don't have the manual dexterity for a start.
Only one guy around here, charges £6 for a clippers all over, not a bad job, but more like a Tesco value hair cut,
