Random Questions (3) - Page 63

Kevin Hodge · #**1861** 26th February 2018, 15:56

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Originally Posted by Mo34

Thanks Kevin

Yeah there is the vibration aspect of the bass which I think would be hard to eliminate as it's like you say something you feel.

I might have a look on ebay etc.. See if there's anything cheap I can maybe try out. Sooner or later I will be complaining tho :/

God that sounds just as annoying! 4oclock in the morning

but yeah I know what you mean it's hard when you feel the noise ppl make can't be complained about.
I wanna live in a field, away from it all!

yeah both of them downstairs are crazy people which i cant really moan about but they just have no awareness of how they affect others around them. some of the other stupid stuff they get up to...meh i could go on about them for ages. ive been down banging on their door a few times in the middle of the night to have a go, and this grown man sends his daughter to peep through the little eyehole at me while he presumably hides out in his bedroom...ugh its so lame. need to become a millionaire quick and get my moon colony on the go

Sphinx · #**1862** 26th February 2018, 16:56

^ My neighbours do my head in too. Know the feeling about not being able to complain about talking, my neighbours kid sits in his room talking and laughing when I'm trying to sleep it does my head in. The walls are so thin :/ 4am takes the piss though.

Hope you can find some decent headphones Mo, I know how stressful living with loud music is.

Kevin Hodge · #**1863** 26th February 2018, 17:23

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Originally Posted by Sphinx

^ My neighbours do my head in too. Know the feeling about not being able to complain about talking, my neighbours kid sits in his room talking and laughing when I'm trying to sleep it does my head in. The walls are so thin :/ 4am takes the piss though.

Hope you can find some decent headphones Mo, I know how stressful living with loud music is.

sounds like a similar situation sphinx, i'm tempted to go on moaning about them but i'll stop there xD

Mo34 · #**1864** 26th February 2018, 17:36

^^ Thanks sphinx

^ Hope things improve with your neighbours Kevin. I think all knobbish neighbours should be sent to an island and dumped together

Kevin Hodge · #**1865** 26th February 2018, 17:43

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Originally Posted by Mo34

^^ Thanks sphinx

^ Hope things improve with your neighbours Kevin. I think all knobbish neighbours should be sent to an island and dumped together

To be honest they display a lot of shame-based avoidant behaviour and I think that over time I will be able to kind of bully them into shape. Which is kind of a sad prospect but hey ho :/

Kevin Hodge · #**1866** 26th February 2018, 21:15

is anyone concerned about plastic food containers? i'm eating out of tupperware a lot. am i gonna grow boobs or something

Oddity · #**1867** 26th February 2018, 23:14

Is it worth getting a car battery with lifetime guarantee? It's about £40-50 more than a 5 year one, but I figure the amount my car sits doing nothing it might take a toll on it so getting a free replacement whenever it goes might save me money in the long run

I could also move it to another car if I get another.

Edit: Sod it, I went with the £143 lifetime warranty. This car is going to last me ages but will be sitting a lot so that'll knacker the batteries qiuckly, and it's from a local Halfords so easy to return and replace. I expect they don't think most people will bother with it or will leave it in their car when they sell it...not me!

Rocket Spud · #**1868** 27th February 2018, 15:09

That 'extra rinse' button on the washing machine: what's that about? When is an extra rinse needed? Is it something to do with rinsing out the detergent a little more ...

Rocket Spud · #**1869** 27th February 2018, 17:50

Oh, like a pre-rinse? That would make sense, to loosen up especially soiled stuff.

I might have to get the manual out

Rocket Spud · #**1870** 27th February 2018, 20:10

I think number 2 is for heavily soiled

I can see it's use in being a pre-wash or as an extra rinse to rid as much of the suds away as possible, maybe for people that are sensitive to that sort of thing, i don't know, but which it is i've no idea. Our machine has a 'sports' cycle so i guess that would cover heavily soiled..... meh, i stick to 45 - which i take to mean 45mins... *scratches head*

Rocket Spud · #**1871** 27th February 2018, 20:40

We've had this question posed many a time here before and have all decided it's breakfast/lunch/dinner

Rocket Spud · #**1872** 27th February 2018, 20:55

So, you call a lunchbox a dinnerbox then?

I won't accept sandwichbox

Rocket Spud · #**1873** 27th February 2018, 21:26

^ Sterling work!

The wildlings from West aren't part of the debate anyway, therefore Rebka is excused.

Sebby Debby Ding Dong · #**1874** 27th February 2018, 21:52

^
how dare thee!

but yeea, i used to call dinner tea.. but then it adds a whole lvl of confusion when people talk about tea im like "WHICH ONE?!" so i refuse to acknowledge tea as anything other than the beverage

Rocket Spud · #**1875** 27th February 2018, 22:31

Haha, you'd have to have gone the whole way and start calling it 'a brew', obviously you weren't commited to the foolishness

Kevin Hodge · #**1876** 27th February 2018, 23:35

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Originally Posted by Rebka

Lunch is dinner, dinner is tea, it’s simple!

it all begs the questionino, wtf do you call an actual cup of tea?

Dougella · #**1877** 27th February 2018, 23:55

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Originally Posted by Ekul

^
how dare thee!

but yeea, i used to call dinner tea.. but then it adds a whole lvl of confusion when people talk about tea im like "WHICH ONE?!" so i refuse to acknowledge tea as anything other than the beverage

Quite right. Tea time is when you have a cup of tea, dinner time is evening meal time.

Kevin Hodge · #**1878** 28th February 2018, 00:00

oh i just wanted to add a german slant to this.

breakfast = fruhstuck, literally "early bit"
lunch = mittagessen, literally "midday eat"
dinner = abendessen, literally "evening eat"

if only they won the war...nah maybe not

Sebby Debby Ding Dong · #**1879** 28th February 2018, 04:08

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Originally Posted by Dougella

Quite right. Tea time is when you have a cup of tea, dinner time is evening meal time.

Professor Willow · #**1880** 28th February 2018, 11:26

How are you supposed to deal with your anxiety if you don't know what is causing it?

Mr. Nobody · #**1881** 28th February 2018, 17:59

If you try driving to work during MET Office red alert and you break your car into bits will your insurance company basically say, tough shit mate, you broke dem rules?

I'm basically trying to square it in my head that I can legitimately stay in bed tomorrow and just take the day off work, - I mean red met office warning is risk of death basically

Kevin Hodge · #**1882** 28th February 2018, 18:06

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Originally Posted by Vasco Da Gama

If you try driving to work during MET Office red alert and you break your car into bits will your insurance company basically say, tough shit mate, you broke dem rules?

I'm basically trying to square it in my head that I can legitimately stay in bed tomorrow and just take the day off work, - I mean red met office warning is risk of death basically

heres what to do mate

10 minutes before you are due to start, walk to the end of your street and phone in on your mobile saying that your car has just slid off the road and you are going to just walk home. hopefully they will hear some background noise to make it all seem credible etc and there ya go, bobs your uncle

Mr. Nobody · #**1883** 28th February 2018, 18:35

Lol - yeah, to be fair, it often looks like it's just slid off the road,
Wish to God sometimes I didn't have such an acute conscience

Kevin Hodge · #**1884** 28th February 2018, 18:41

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Originally Posted by Vasco Da Gama

Lol - yeah, to be fair, it often looks like it's just slid off the road,
Wish to God sometimes I didn't have such an acute conscience

oh, well its morally correct that you stay off work, because them not caring if you die in a car crash in the off chance you might make it to work during a weather emergency is just bollocks. you are just taking practical steps to make sure the right thing happens

lie thru your teeth bro

Indigo_ · #**1885** 28th February 2018, 21:15

^ Can't you do ctrl+f and type the word in the search box?

Sebby Debby Ding Dong · #**1886** 28th February 2018, 21:34

^^
step 1: download chrome
step 2: delete safari
step 3: ???
step 4: profit
step 5: as tink said, use ctrl+f

hehe.. well if you are on a mac, apparently it's command+f. if you're on an iphone this link might halp http://iphone-tricks.com/tutorial/13...o-find-on-page

Sebby Debby Ding Dong · #**1887** 28th February 2018, 22:45

^ glad to be of service

i suggest your next phone be an android though.. androidphonemasterrace!

Rocket Spud · #**1888** 28th February 2018, 23:01

Do women/men like any old piece of jewelry that their partner buys for them? I've got so little interest in that shit, i've no idea .... is all jewelry inherently good? Anyone have a jewelry fail: given or received?

PM me if you have/had a sauk partner jewelry fail ... or spill the beans here, whatever

Kevin Hodge · #**1889** 28th February 2018, 23:04

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Originally Posted by Rocket Spud

Do women/men like any old piece of jewelry that their partner buys for them? I've got so little interest in that shit, i've no idea .... is all jewelry inherently good? Anyone have a jewelry fail: given or received?

PM me if you have/had a sauk partner jewelry fail ... or spill the beans here, whatever

was about to propose to you but ive definitely reconsidered

Rocket Spud · #**1890** 28th February 2018, 23:14

Everytime i speak my options dwindle