Daily Moan

[NamPikToot]

They probably had a death in the room, undiscovered for a few days.

[Latindancer]

^ 555

Or vomit...

[Switch]

Doctor porridge dancer strikes again.

[NamPikToot]

Work and colleagues and getting older.

I was having discourse last week with someone at work and in the short time i have worked with them its fair to say we've not really hit it off, you can form your own opinion as why.

Its his lead in a job i am plugged into with some of my team, although he's junior and younger. He's new to managing and giving direction and thus far won't take advice; after all the other colleagues had dropped out of the conversation and bomburst i asked him..."How do i get out of this chickenshit outfit" in response to him asking "Any questions" and he came straight back with "You secure that shit Hudson" - we are on talking terms now - funny how mundane shit breaks the ice. i think he'll listen and pull through.

Thank you Aliens.

[Troy]

Booking my week's holiday to the UK, including a trip to the theatre in London, and it's going to be more expensive than my month in Thailand.

[Chittychangchang]

Blame Brexit


Fvcking wankers who brag about going to Dubai? I mean why go there???
Tbh it looks fvcking shite and the only reason they are going there is to tell everyone they've been there.
Pretentious wankers.

[Bettyboo]

^ Been to Dubai, thought it was crap; it's at or near the bottom of my list of places I've been. Actually, I went from Muscat to Dubai to Nizwa to Sri Lanka to Bangkok to Nepal to Nizwa in a couple of months, spending at least a long weekend in each, and Dubai was by some distant the worse place, most uninteresting place; extremely over-hyped, imho.

^^ Now, London's good. Not cheap mind you...

[NamPikToot]

Booking my week's holiday to the UK, including a trip to the theatre in London, and it's going to be more expensive than my month in Thailand.

With the flight and decent hotel probably not but once there and as you know, there are great free museums and other things to do that are relatively inexpensive. TBH grew up there, worked there for a time when younger, i visit occasionally but you couldn't pay me to live there now - don't recognise the place.

[tweedle dee]

People that moan about things that are no big deal!
Usually becoming people who moan for the sake of it.

Then SHUT THE FCK UP !!

[tweedle dee]

My top gripe is when im on my motorbike folks overtake you then cut infont to take a left turn TWATS !!

[David48atTD]

You can say fuck here ... in context of course.

[NamPikToot]

t to take a left turn TWATS !!

Then SHUT THE FCK UP !!

Bit angry today?

[Neverna]

I find it odd that someone would rake up a seven year old post to make a pointless post to a member who has not logged in for nearly 5 years.

Then SHUT THE FCK UP !!

[NamPikToot]

Smeg would

[Neverna]

Anyway, to my moan. It's not something I would normally do (moan) but here goes.

Yesterday, I went to see the new Spiderman movie. Before I entered the theatre I noticed the movie was 129 minutes long. After 2 hours, it looked like it was ending, the story more or less finished with some photos/images reflecting back to (I assumed was) past actors in previous Spiderman movies. Fair enough. But everybody stayed put in their seats, so I did the same. About 3 or 4 minutes later, there's a bit more of the movie. Just a few minutes, then the credits started to roll. The other movie-goers still remained in their seats. Apparently a subtitle in Thai said there was more of the movie to come (I wasn't looking at the subtitles). Ten long bloody minutes later, having seen milions of names of those involved in the production of the movie, the final part of the movie is shown: no more than a minute of content, content that made no sense to me whatsoever. It just seemed like they wanted to force people to sit and watch the credits. What a way to spoil a movie going experience.

[Chico]

I find it odd that someone would rake up a seven year old post to make a pointless post to a member who has not logged in for nearly 5 years.

Strange people on the internet,raking up info from the past.

[tweedle dee]

Bit angry today?

Nooooooooo never

[Neverna]

Tweedle dumb and tweedle dee in consecutive posts. Nice.

[jabir]

Booking my week's holiday to the UK, including a trip to the theatre in London, and it's going to be more expensive than my month in Thailand.

Them were good days, Saturday nights booked weeks up front with a play or opera or other kultural escape followed by a satisfying Indian or Jap.

If it's still running after 20+ years, 2nd row centre left at Buddy gets the prize ticket, figured that out on first visit and won every time since.

[Cujo]

Anyway, to my moan. It's not something I would normally do (moan) but here goes.

Yesterday, I went to see the new Spiderman movie. Before I entered the theatre I noticed the movie was 129 minutes long. After 2 hours, it looked like it was ending, the story more or less finished with some photos/images reflecting back to (I assumed was) past actors in previous Spiderman movies. Fair enough. But everybody stayed put in their seats, so I did the same. About 3 or 4 minutes later, there's a bit more of the movie. Just a few minutes, then the credits started to roll. The other movie-goers still remained in their seats. Apparently a subtitle in Thai said there as more of the movie to come (I wasn't looking at the subtitles). Ten long bloody minutes later, having seen milions of names of those involved in the production of the movie, the final part of the movie is shown: no more than a minute of content, content that made no sense to me whatsoever. It just seemed like they wanted to force people to sit and watch the credits. What a way to spoil a movie going experience.

That explains it. Took my son to see it
We left wondering wtf was going on, why weren't people leaving.

[nidhogg]

That explains it. Took my son to see it
We left wondering wtf was going on, why weren't people leaving.

Its a marvel thing. They often have one or two post movie snippets that set the scene for a later movie. Just saw the latest spiderman today with the kid. Awesome.

[David48atTD]

Moan ... forced to watch Smurfs 3 for the fifth time yesterday.

The Boys are still a bit young to sit in a cinema and watch anything over 30 mins in length.

How to Train Your Dragon 3 proved that.

[jabir]

Moan ... forced to watch Smurfs 3 for the fifth time yesterday.

The Boys are still a bit young to sit in a cinema and watch anything over 30 mins in length.

How to Train Your Dragon 3 proved that.

Great to hear that, I sometimes wonder if my lot are subnormal when watching the same movie for a week or two before switching to the next don't you dare put anything else on. Next no doubt will be Toy Story 4.

It's a relief to know that others also go through same same!

[Cujo]

I could almost recite frozen word for word.

[Latindancer]

You do (tediously) recite the same thing word for word when someone posts a pic in the Amusing Pics thread you deem to be unfunny. When it happens, its like that version of hell in the joke in which the Germans are in charge of comedy.

That's my daily moan.