Things that give you the sh1ts

[Sky Pilot]

editing almost 200 photos, then realising you cropped with the wrong aspect ratio, and have to start again from scratch.

Ugh! I can relate to that.

[Failed Creation]

I hate those ancestry.com commercials. It makes me not want to find out about my ancestral lines.

[Dutchy]

not sure commenting on someones looks when they are pregnant is a bad thing.

If i called her a bad name then yes, but saying someone is good looking while they are pregnant i wouldnt think would affend anyone...........maybe i am wrong and maybe thats my problem, the chicky babes i talk to and say are good looking must be all pregnant then hence the reason i get a slap in the face most times

Talk about twisting around what I said!

[Bully]

not sure commenting on someones looks when they are pregnant is a bad thing.

If i called her a bad name then yes, but saying someone is good looking while they are pregnant i wouldnt think would affend anyone...........maybe i am wrong and maybe thats my problem, the chicky babes i talk to and say are good looking must be all pregnant then hence the reason i get a slap in the face most times :(

Talk about twisting around what I said!

you said - its probably not appropriate to talk or make comments on this news reporter while she is pregnant - then i said ( IN BOLD), and that is somehow twisiting things around??? Umm ok then if you say so.....

[PPLions]

The Tiger based Pokie machine at the Port Pirie Central Hotel

[Failed Creation]

I can't stand TV shows about child beauty pageants. They seem to bring out the worst in people.

[Interceptor]

I can't stand TV shows about child beauty pageants. They seem to bring out the worst in people.

Why the hell would you watch in the first place?

[Squids]

The Tiger based Pokie machine at the Port Pirie Central Hotel

The situation got free games soon after you left and only won $5.80

[FattyLumpkin]

People of my (and older) generations lamenting the young folk of today are such bad drivers. Today's youth have 100 hours supervised driving (here in qld), then have to drive under restrictive P plate conditions with curfews and zero blood alcohol. They are far better trained and experienced than previous generations who could get an open licence within weeks of sitting their L's ( same day if you lived in the country). We'd then drive v8 death traps on dodgy tyres, no power steering & drum brakes, often with a stubby ( or long neck) between our legs on roads prior to the invention of RBIT. And we killed ourselves in record numbers. I'm sure everyone over 40 had a family member, workmates or friend die on the roads. My tally was 4 .

So my fellow old farts, stop act ing like one and take off the rose coloured glasses and recall how it really was.

[The Sleeping Giant]

4? I've had none. Cancer has been the killer.

[am Bays]

4? I've had none. Cancer has been the killer.

Same here

[heater31]

People of my (and older) generations lamenting the young folk of today are such bad drivers. Today's youth have 100 hours supervised driving (here in qld), then have to drive under restrictive P plate conditions with curfews and zero blood alcohol. They are far better trained and experienced than previous generations who could get an open licence within weeks of sitting their L's ( same day if you lived in the country). We'd then drive v8 death traps on dodgy tyres, no power steering & drum brakes, often with a stubby ( or long neck) between our legs on roads prior to the invention of RBIT. And we killed ourselves in record numbers. I'm sure everyone over 40 had a family member, workmates or friend die on the roads. My tally was 4 .

So my fellow old farts, stop act ing like one and take off the rose coloured glasses and recall how it really was.

You can't legislate for D1ckheads unfortunately so all generations are going to have the same problem. Admittedly the younger ones have a far better safety factor built into their vehicles.

For the record I'm under 30 and my tally is at 3

[Jase]

People of my (and older) generations lamenting the young folk of today are such bad drivers. Today's youth have 100 hours supervised driving (here in qld), then have to drive under restrictive P plate conditions with curfews and zero blood alcohol. They are far better trained and experienced than previous generations who could get an open licence within weeks of sitting their L's ( same day if you lived in the country). We'd then drive v8 death traps on dodgy tyres, no power steering & drum brakes, often with a stubby ( or long neck) between our legs on roads prior to the invention of RBIT. And we killed ourselves in record numbers. I'm sure everyone over 40 had a family member, workmates or friend die on the roads. My tally was 4 .

So my fellow old farts, stop act ing like one and take off the rose coloured glasses and recall how it really was.

I've lost one mate (and his wife), they were moving across Canada and were wiped out by a big rig...



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[Failed Creation]

I can't stand TV shows about child beauty pageants. They seem to bring out the worst in people.

Why the hell would you watch in the first place?

I don't, but my wife does.

[dedja]

why does she have the remote FFS?

[Failed Creation]

why does she have the remote FFS?

It's best to keep the peace, even though it means less time watching cricket...

[beeroclock]

why does she have the remote FFS?

Fair call.
That Is just ridicules.

[beeroclock]

Sunday Mail stuffing up the cricket results in the paper.
Where are they you idiots?

[Failed Creation]

Sunday Mail stuffing up the cricket results in the paper.
Where are they you idiots?

Just noticed that myself, that's bollocks.

[CENTURION]

People of my (and older) generations lamenting the young folk of today are such bad drivers. Today's youth have 100 hours supervised driving (here in qld), then have to drive under restrictive P plate conditions with curfews and zero blood alcohol. They are far better trained and experienced than previous generations who could get an open licence within weeks of sitting their L's ( same day if you lived in the country). We'd then drive v8 death traps on dodgy tyres, no power steering & drum brakes, often with a stubby ( or long neck) between our legs on roads prior to the invention of RBIT. And we killed ourselves in record numbers. I'm sure everyone over 40 had a family member, workmates or friend die on the roads. My tally was 4 .

So my fellow old farts, stop act ing like one and take off the rose coloured glasses and recall how it really was.

yep, the record road toll in south oz is something like 300 about 30 years ago, now it's under 90.