Things that give you the sh1ts

[another grub]

Trying to change the chanel and the Mrs has piled up all your clean clothes in front of tv

[Jimmy_041]

Trying to change the chanel and the Mrs has piled up all your clean clothes in front of tv

It's a hint

Ignore them and they will disappear courtesy of the house fairy

[Booney]

I knew my Monday was going to go to shit when I picked my stapler up and punched away to find no staples in it. I grabbed another stapler on my way to get more staples and that too was empty. #firstworld

[another grub]

I would have knocked the water cooler over

[Jimmy_041]

I would have knocked the water cooler over

He did - that was empty as well.....

[Brodlach]

When someone tells you that you are wrong, present them will all the facts to prove you are correct and they then just ghost you.

Man up and say “I was wrong “

[mal]

Trying to change the chanel and the Mrs has piled up all your clean clothes in front of tv

Your wife does not appreciate the finer things in life
Chanel no 5 is very expensive

[Lightning McQueen]

Trying to change the chanel and the Mrs has piled up all your clean clothes in front of tv

Your wife does not appreciate the finer things in life
Chanel no 5 is very expensive

We had a bloke at work that we called "Wet dog number 5". He smelt like absolute arse!

[Lightning McQueen]

Roved the #13 in the last @ Flemington to increase the percentage in a First 4 I placed, had 5 other selections and 4 of them came up.

Dipped out on 14% of 32K by trying to get 21%...............it's only gambling when you lose.

[Armchair expert]

People who stop in doorways

gtfo of my way!!!!

[cracka]

Probably should start a thread "what a big difference a week can make"
Last Sunday my lad completed the Geelong Ironman event.
Yesterday he fractured the bottom of both tibia & fibula overjumping a jump at Murray Bridge motocross track.
FFS

[wenchbarwer]

Probably should start a thread "what a big difference a week can make"
Last Sunday my lad completed the Geelong Ironman event.
Yesterday he fractured the bottom of both tibia & fibula overjumping a jump at Murray Bridge motocross track.
FFS

Bloody kids! Hope he has a quick recovery

[Brodlach]

Good luck cracka

[Booney]

When someone tells you that you are wrong, present them will all the facts to prove you are correct and they then just ghost you.

Man up and say “I was wrong “

Nah.

[whufc]

When someone tells you that you are wrong, present them will all the facts to prove you are correct and they then just ghost you.

Man up and say “I was wrong “

FFS ok.....Alex Carey is kind of batting ok at the moment FFS!!!

[Brodlach]

When someone tells you that you are wrong, present them will all the facts to prove you are correct and they then just ghost you.

Man up and say “I was wrong “

FFS ok.....Alex Carey is kind of batting ok at the moment FFS!!!

Listed as 18 in the world for batting ATM, not bad for a keeper

[Pseudo]

Had a bingle in the car on Tuesday's commute home. This is shitworthy in and of itself, but mundane enough to not warrant a heartfelt peeve in this thread.

Logged onto the insurance company website to make a claim. It recommended a couple of crash repairers to take the car to for assessment. One was at Port Adelaide (read: not local) and the other company appeared not to exist when I googled it. So I diddled with the parameters of the search and it recommended another one to me, much closer to home.

Went there yesterday morning, had the car assessed, "it looks worse than what it is" was the comment. Needs a new bonnet and a few panels replaced, and some paintwork. They immediately booked the car in for me...

... in bloody OCTOBER.

After I'd picked my jaw up off the counter, the bloke explained to me that that was the size of the backlog, and that he'd been turning away tow-in jobs all morning 'coz the cars would need to be left for months before they could look at them.

Still - OCTOBER?!?

I see a gruff phone call to the insurance company in my future, in which I plead to be sent to another crash repairer for assessment. Though I fear that upsetting their apple cart might make things worse.

Rant over. I don't feel any better.

[amber_fluid]

The wife had a bingle recently(last month) and got it fixed 2 weeks later.
They had car for 2 weeks but all good now

You south west?

We went to Caddle Crash repairs at Edwardstown

[dedja]

6 weeks, not months, is reasonable.

Keep asking for other repairers until you get a reasonable timeframe. You may have to travel further than your area but worth it.

[Lightning McQueen]

Had a bingle in the car on Tuesday's commute home. This is shitworthy in and of itself, but mundane enough to not warrant a heartfelt peeve in this thread.

Logged onto the insurance company website to make a claim. It recommended a couple of crash repairers to take the car to for assessment. One was at Port Adelaide (read: not local) and the other company appeared not to exist when I googled it. So I diddled with the parameters of the search and it recommended another one to me, much closer to home.

Went there yesterday morning, had the car assessed, "it looks worse than what it is" was the comment. Needs a new bonnet and a few panels replaced, and some paintwork. They immediately booked the car in for me...

... in bloody OCTOBER.

After I'd picked my jaw up off the counter, the bloke explained to me that that was the size of the backlog, and that he'd been turning away tow-in jobs all morning 'coz the cars would need to be left for months before they could look at them.

Still - OCTOBER?!?

I see a gruff phone call to the insurance company in my future, in which I plead to be sent to another crash repairer for assessment. Though I fear that upsetting their apple cart might make things worse.

Rant over. I don't feel any better.

Hey @Jimmy_041, can Sudes borrow one of your Bentley's for a few weeks?