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5 Things You Just Don't Get

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    1) Indie music
    2) COD etc
    3) Not bad looking men with huge fat women
    4) those ridiculous granddad trousers that have become cool overnight
    5) Have to agree with Miranda, embarassingly unfunny

    1. People who wear joggers trainers etc to the shops (older you are the worse it is)

    Because they're comfy? Unless I'm working, going out for a drink/dinner or trying to impress someone, comfort comes before everything. Life's too short to be wearing uncomfortable clothes when not necessary.

    3 The way the yoof of today wear jeans hanging around thier arse

    Back in the day and more commonly in african cultures, a belt was seen as a sign of prosperity. So as a backlash, 'poor' people started exaggerating and making overly obvious their lack of anything to hold their trousers up. But yeah I'm sure most little rats who do it have no idea about that so they have no excuse.

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    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos my brother is bigger than your brother.
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    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos my brother is bigger than your brother.
    Interesting. Could be a bit of both then
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    Could well be.
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    101) bruce forsyth, i mean that rug and moustache, jesus chr*st someone should shoot the old fart and put him and me out of our misery
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    Claudia Winkleman
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    Political correctness
    People that walk through carriages on trains
    People that don't understand how the Easyjet Speedy boarding works
    Greene king
    Those chinos with the elastic bit on the bottom
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    Political correctness
    People that walk through carriages on trains
    People that don't understand how the Easyjet Speedy boarding works
    Greene king
    Those chinos with the elastic bit on the bottom
    People that walk through carriages on trains ? Really? I think they put doors in the carriages for that specific reason.
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    Political correctness
    People that walk through carriages on trains
    People that don't understand how the Easyjet Speedy boarding works
    Greene king
    Those chinos with the elastic bit on the bottom
    People that walk through carriages on trains ? Really? I think they put doors in the carriages for that specific reason.

    To be more specific, people that alight southeastern trains on one carriage and decide to walk through numerous carriages before deciding where to sit. Normally yoof or pervs.
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    1) people who want to pay by card for £2's worth of stuff
    2) Deal or no Deal guess what's in a box
    3) Keith Lemon...unfunny dick head
    4) Electronic revolving doors on shops that stop when someone touches them. How is that a good idea?
    5) People who don't know me calling me "feller" or "geezer"
    Yes to number one! Especially in clubs or pubs for one or two drinks. Take money out ffs!
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    edited January 2012
    rel="1StevieG">
    Political correctness
    People that walk through carriages on trains
    People that don't understand how the Easyjet Speedy boarding works
    Greene king
    Those chinos with the elastic bit on the bottom
    People that walk through carriages on trains ? Really? I think they put doors in the carriages for that specific reason.

    To be more specific, people that alight southeastern trains on one carriage and decide to walk through numerous carriages before deciding where to sit. Normally yoof or pervs.

    Ah, alighting and then walking through the train. Now that is just plain weird.
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    People who take dumps in train toilets or even worse airplane toilets!! I should have noticed the sheepish look on this blokes face as he exited the khazi I was just about to use on a recent flight - christ almighty!!!
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    1. People who talk whilst watching films at the cinema.
    2. E-mail spammers.
    3. Closed minds.
    4. People who post comments on the net just to get a reaction.
    5. Popularity of reality tv programmes.
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    1. People who talk whilst watching films at the cinema.
    2. E-mail spammers.
    3. Closed minds.
    4. People who post comments on the net just to get a reaction.
    5. Popularity of reality tv programmes.
    1. Absolutely & people who talk at acoustic or quiet concerts, especially when it's seated venue......

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    1. Top Gear / cult of Clarkson
    2. I'm a Strictly Big Brother-Factor's got (no) Talent...
    3. Bird watching (feathered kind..)
    4. Guitar solos / Metal / Blues / Jazz
    5. American sports
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    1. Harry Potter
    2. Rugby
    3. Cats
    4. Lady Ga Ga
    5. Pre-faded jeans
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    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos my brother is bigger than your brother.
    Interesting. Could be a bit of both then
    It actually started out from American prisons. The gangsters in prison, usually the high risk ones, they would take away thier belts and laces, so their trousers would always be around thier backside
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    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos
    my brother is bigger than your brother.
    Interesting. Could be a bit of both then
    It actually started out from American prisons. The gangsters in prison, usually the high risk ones, they would take away thier belts and laces, so their trousers would always be around thier backside
    I would imagine that prison is the last place you'd want to walk around with your arse hanging out!
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    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos
    my brother is bigger than your brother.
    Interesting. Could be a bit of both then
    It actually started out from American prisons. The gangsters in prison, usually the high risk ones, they would take away thier belts and laces, so their trousers would always be around thier backside
    I would imagine that prison is the last place you'd want to walk around with your arse hanging out!
    Not much they could do about it! These are the hard man gangster types though. I doubt anyone is going to attempt to do that on them.
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    Why it is necessary to spend £32 billion on a high speed rail link from London to Birmingham when this country is in so much financial trouble.
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    Why it is necessary to spend £32 billion on a high speed rail link from London to Birmingham when this country is in so much financial trouble.
    To spend our way out of recession with a horizontal tower of babylon?
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    edited January 2012
    Heard this baggy trouser one differently. It started out in gangs in LA. Poor kids couldn't afford new trousers and so inherited hand-me-downs from their elder brothers. The bigger your brother, the further down your arse your jeans would hang. So it became a way of saying, don't mess with me 'cos my brother is bigger than your brother.
    Interesting. Could be a bit of both then
    It actually started out from American prisons. The gangsters in prison, usually the high risk ones, they would take away thier belts and laces, so their trousers would always be around thier backside

    Well that's three explanations we have for the same phenomenom. I think we need some more:

    It all started out with the no-one-likes-us gangs of South Bermondsey. These gangs contained a high proportion of people who had not yet evolved opposable thumbs; consequently they struggled badly with belt buckles. As a reusult they threw away their belts whilst yelling out their familiar cry, "Far Kit". The resulting waddling look, as if they'd just stood up from the pan and forgotten to hoist their trousers, made them look very appealing to the masses of the Pink Lions and so the craze spread far and wide.

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    Well, i knew it started in prison anyway!!!! LOL
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    muse
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    Well, i knew it started in prison anyway!!!! LOL
    And I knew it had something to do with the Pink Lions.

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    1 Ricky Gervais
    2 People who wait ages for a bus then when when it arrives, scramble around in their purse/ hand bag for money or oyster card.
    3 That bloke in the gents in pubs who helps you wash your hands ......... why ?
    4 £3.99 / £4.99 etc.
    5 sci-fi.
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    Ex-public school types and labour politicians who try not to pronounce too many "t"s to convince us they have socialist credentials.
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    1: the press obsession with adding -gate to any form of scandal (The building was called 'The Watergate Building' FFS);
    2: the obsession with celibrities;
    3: Paris Hilton/Kim Kardashian (links to No 2, I suppose);
    4: having a convertible and keeping the top up, beacause it might mess up your hair;
    5: vajazzle.
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    edited January 2012

    4 £3.99 / £4.99 etc.
    It means that the cashier has to open the till to give the person their change, rather than just trousering the money. Not sure why it's lasted in shops where everything is scanned though.
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