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  • In the same vein, the inability to set a timer on silent mode on iphone. Easy as anything on the old Nokia 3310, but this box of 1001 things I don't actually need doesn't do it. 
  • ads
    ads Posts: 3,224
    The recent ios update. Absolute garbage from Apple. Volume has a mind of its own. Wifi/bluetooth connectivity is shocking. Some (Apple own)apps don’t even work. 


    You could have one of those models assembled on a Friday afternoon by cheap labour in the Apple factory.  The working conditions are so bad they've allegedly erected anti suicide nets to stop the staff jumping off. They've started sabotaging phones. No contract should say 'suicide, drink and drugs are strictly prohibited'.  They can't afford to pay their staff and treat them with respect, but they can afford to spunk millions on glossy shite like Ted Lasso.

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/18/foxconn-life-death-forbidden-city-longhua-suicide-apple-iphone-brian-merchant-one-device-extract 

    They can't assemble them in America because the mistreatment would be illegal.


    They charge premium prices while exploiting sweatshop labour. Take it into an Apple store and get one of those ITwat brainwashed cultish gurus to have a look at it.  They'll turn it off and on again. Then shove it sideways.  


    Sent from my Untarnished iPhone, assembled in a plant free from suicide.
  • IdleHans
    IdleHans Posts: 10,957
    The bloke on Dr Ranj's Grapetree advert who asks "excuse me but do you also know the price of these walnuts?" before slithering off with the requested information.
    I wish the good doctor would reply with "Yes mate, and you cant afford them, now fuck the fuck off, you beardy tosser".
    But he never does.

  • Stewards at football matches standing on the second down step in a stairwell at the end of a match.
  • The brass neck of David Walliams.

    He is suing BGT bosses over the transcript of his vile comments being released to the public.  Private conversations he says.  I'm sure Russell Brand would say similar for his privacy.
    'Good Gord Almighty', as my old Nan would've said. 

    David Walliams calls someone a C. U. Next Tuesday and gets paid out a million pounds for his trouble! I really hope he doesn't work on the show again.  
  • Stewards at football matches standing on the second down step in a stairwell at the end of a match.
    You could have just finished after the first four words tbh.
  • Queueing etiquette. More specifically those numpties who insist on invading one's personal space at the till or checkout. Even before Covid it used to wind me up.

    You're waiting for the person in front of you to finish their transaction at the counter and leave, but the person behind you is right up your jacksie, breathing their disease ridden, tobacco stenched halitosis down the back of your neck. All the while whacking the back of your knees with their basket. Like this is going to get them to the till quicker. Just take a step back! 

    Often old ladies in my experience I'm afraid to say, somewhat limiting my available responses to their frotting. 
  • Billy_Mix
    Billy_Mix Posts: 2,707
    Apparently intelligent adults who refuse to accept that criticism of a government's actions doesn't make the critic an opponent of everything that government does or stands for.
    Criticism of a supposedly democratically installed government that treats sections of its population differently based on the accident of birth and inherited ethnicity, is criticism of prejudice.  That is not in any way shape or form prejudiced criticism of the favoured group(s) under that government.
    While bigots will criticise others simply because of their own bigotry, legitimate criticism of actions and attitudes must be separable in the mind of a cogent adult from bigotry and hate.
    "of course you would say that - the target of your criticism has this identifiable distinction from you the critic: ergo the critic is a bigot" 

    Criticism of South Africa's apartheid regime became broadly accepted.  It did not equate to justifying or apologising for any of the criminal or murderous actions perpetrated in the name of racial equality.

    Criticising "loyalist" paramilitary criminality in Northern Ireland does not equate to justification of republican atrocities.

    Why then does any criticism of the Tel Aviv government's conduct automatically get shot down as "antisemitism"
    Murder and violence on any scale is abominable

    Surely it is possible to call out the slaughter of innocents by one faction without being dismissed as a bigot or apologist for slaughter by the opposing faction?

    What am I missing?
  • Billy_Mix
    Billy_Mix Posts: 2,707
    writing a post on CL and successfully clicking [Post Comment]
    then next time I log in the complete post is sitting in my Drafts folder as if I'd never clicked [Post Comment]
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,989
    Stewards at football matches standing on the second down step in a stairwell at the end of a match.
    This. They stand there blocking the stairwell to stop fans blocking the stairwell.
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  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 37,973
    THIS IS NOT A POLITICS THREAD.
    ......
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,418
    I donated 12 Charlton shirts last year to the schools football team for training, just found out they've sat in the cupboard since the requested photo was taken this time last year.
    What is it with PE teachers FFS.

  • This - which is it hi-tech twats? It can't be fucking both can it... 


  • This - which is it hi-tech twats? It can't be fucking both can it... 


    Never mind all that @Algarveaddick how did that body shaver work out for you? Up to the manscaping task required?
  • Queueing etiquette. More specifically those numpties who insist on invading one's personal space at the till or checkout. Even before Covid it used to wind me up.

    You're waiting for the person in front of you to finish their transaction at the counter and leave, but the person behind you is right up your jacksie, breathing their disease ridden, tobacco stenched halitosis down the back of your neck. All the while whacking the back of your knees with their basket. Like this is going to get them to the till quicker. Just take a step back! 

    Often old ladies in my experience I'm afraid to say, somewhat limiting my available responses to their frotting. 
    Don't get me started on the free for all at bus stops! Really pisses me orf.
  • This - which is it hi-tech twats? It can't be fucking both can it... 


    Never mind all that @Algarveaddick how did that body shaver work out for you? Up to the manscaping task required?
    That's for the mother-in-law's beard. I need the industrial strength version for my legs...   
  • Too much cranberry sauce ruining Christmas food.

    I don't mind cranberry sauce (although bread sauce is much better), a thin layer on a Christmas sandwich is pretty nice.  But they absolutely ladle the stuff in now, feels like about half the filling is cranberry sauce and it makes them way too sweet.
  • lordromford
    lordromford Posts: 7,778
    People on Charltonlife who type their response in the quote box.
    Quote what you want to respond to, then type your answer below that.
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,418
    People on Charltonlife who type their response in the quote box.
    Quote what you want to respond to, then type your answer below that.

    Pisses me off too 

    And me

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  • MrOneLung
    MrOneLung Posts: 26,835
    edited December 2023
    People on Charltonlife who type their response in the quote box.
    Quote what you want to respond to, then type your answer below that.
     But if you are on mobile and accidentally backspace/delete it goes into the box and you cannot get the cursor back into the main box. 

    You have to go into Full Site and then go Into my drafts and then delete from there. 

    Too much of a pain in the ass 
  • iaitch
    iaitch Posts: 10,219
    The FA Cup draws where the presenter had to give an 'interesting' fact about each team

    Norwich came out and she said they made it to the third round last season, they didn't make it anywhere they started in the third round.


  • JaShea99
    JaShea99 Posts: 5,457
    Brits who spell “arse” as “ass”.
  • SporadicAddick
    SporadicAddick Posts: 6,846
    edited December 2023
    iaitch said:
    The FA Cup draws where the presenter had to give an 'interesting' fact about each team

    Norwich came out and she said they made it to the third round last season, they didn't make it anywhere they started in the third round.



    Important as well to have ex-winners of the FA Cup doing the draw, even if one of them is a winner of the Women’s FA Cup, an entirely different competition.
  • lordromford
    lordromford Posts: 7,778
    edited December 2023
    DaveMehmet said:

    I knew this would happen. And my money was on you Dave. 😂

    People on Charltonlife who type their response in the quote box.
    Quote what you want to respond to, then type your answer below that.

    Pisses me off too 

  • lordromford
    lordromford Posts: 7,778
    A big gripe for me is commentators and pundits failing to call out and ridicule play acting - specifically when footballers go down like they’ve been shot, and replays show clearly that it was minimal contact, if any.
    Footballers should be embarrassed when they do this, but it is very rarely called out for what it is by the commentary team. They should be laying it on thick, using language like “pathetic”, “embarrassing”, “cheating”, “unsportsmanlike” etc.
    They simply don’t say much about it and as a result, it’s considered to be just a part of the game.
    If players start getting ridiculed for it, they might do it a bit less.

    The play acting itself is a bigger gripe, but I do think the media could do more to embarrass the culprits.
  • iaitch
    iaitch Posts: 10,219
    edited December 2023
    A big gripe for me is commentators and pundits failing to call out and ridicule play acting - specifically when footballers go down like they’ve been shot, and replays show clearly that it was minimal contact, if any.
    Footballers should be embarrassed when they do this, but it is very rarely called out for what it is by the commentary team. They should be laying it on thick, using language like “pathetic”, “embarrassing”, “cheating”, “unsportsmanlike” etc.
    They simply don’t say much about it and as a result, it’s considered to be just a part of the game.
    If players start getting ridiculed for it, they might do it a bit less.

    The play acting itself is a bigger gripe, but I do think the media could do more to embarrass the culprits.
    Agree with all that.

    It's when the commentator says 'he had every right to go down' that pisses me off.
  • Etihad advertising St Petersburg as a destination on the advertising hoardings at Man City.
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    Getting knocked out the cup and someone saying we would've got In the next round
  • Posts that don’t make sense.
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