TOPIC: Room 101 - What Would You Put In?

Turnbull wrote:
Plastic Rugby fans

40 quid for a dentist check up...mustve seen you coming topdog;)

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griff wrote:
That would be people who were too soft, too frightened, too girly or too thick to play the game.

Moorlad wrote:
Excally

Rugby fans who cannot respect each others codes

I'm a league fan but can at least appreciate the different skills needed to play union despite not being a huge fan

Zebby wrote:
There is no skill in Union!

CCU wrote:
The skill to kick it as far as you can?

Moorlad wrote:
I plead guilty to the first three.....

Rugby. Invented by someone who never had the SKILL to play football.

Rugby's one of the most social sports that you could ever wish to find. An there's really no competition between football and rugby, I appreciate both as different sports. There's really no need to be blinkered.

I'd have to say...

1) Cats (I'm allergic) and it ruined my New Year's Eve once.

2) Feminists.

Another thing, why do folk go to the bother of picking up mess after their dogs just to hang the bag on a bush?

Fox News

Oops, good spot, I am always irritated when people say St Pancreas. I will blame spell check. And on arrival if you look right you will see book case's for sale...another irritation!

1) People who don't wave when you voluntarily let people by on the road, round an island etc. Basic road etiquette, makes my blood boil.
2) People who don't tie their bin bags and let the neighbourhood cat and all its bird mates scatter rubbish around the road before they get collected.
3) People who rush to queue to get on a plane, to stand for 20 minutes and find themselves sat next to you after you've been sat down comfortably. The same people then run around the baggage carousel to go and stand in another queue, gaining about 4 minutes of their overall journey.

Knockout_knockers wrote:
You've got to be a feminist to get a shag nowadays haven't you?

I have too much to put in there.. but currently

American stuff from fast food places to using their words. Ie..series-season.

Hashtags.....detest with a passion..keep them on twitter not everyday life..

Clones ...fake tan big hair cowlashes..you all know....why aspire to look the same..women give yersels a shake like.

Anything called "team " like great britain..
Even individuals have this word now..no sense .1 person is not a [censored] team.. A team is a team..we know that already so why use the word??? Thats right more yank shite.

Nixon and Jenkins for running the club to the ground and not giving a flying [censored].

Happy clappers.. lets say no more...





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#greatchoicesmark #teammarkredfox

I think your really gonna enjoy the Super Bowl on Sunday Mark. Particularly when one team become World Champions.

Railways to and from Carlisle.

Tom wrote:
Don't see many getting put into room 101 Tom ?

The phrase: it's political correctness gone mad.

Sport and/or music snobs: I watch/listen to sport or music because I enjoy that sport or music, I don't need anyone else's approval/critique of that sport or music to make my choice.

Bruntonpasty wrote: He is from Carlisle.They dubbed over his voice though,no idea why!

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hiveblue wrote:
It's not dubbed in Geordie. My guess is further south than Sunderland. Maybe Hartlepool or Smoggy - possibly even Darlington which all sound very similar to Carlisle to most people.

Yesterday I was listening to a play on Radio 4 which was supposedly set in Ferryhill but it had Alun Armstrong and Gina McKee as lead characters and the accents were all over the place. I suppose they are so used to playing Geordie characters and they have to be understood by the listeners.

I'd like to put the continuity people from the ITV drama Vera into room 101. It is beautifully filmed but complete rubbish. One moment they are in the wilds of Northumberland, next minute they are walking in North Blyth carrying takeaway coffee!! Talk about unbelievable! And don't start me on the accents!!

'I'd like to put the continuity people from the ITV drama Vera into room 101. It is beautifully filmed but complete rubbish. One moment they are in the wilds of Northumberland, next minute they are walking in North Blyth carrying takeaway coffee!! Talk about unbelievable! And don't start me on the accents!!'

They kept returning to the same stretch of wild, windswept road the episode I saw last week. Obviously all filmed the same day. I didn't know if it was the story progressing or 'flash backs'...

People who go to the Carlisle match and look at the premiership scores all the time on thier phone!

John Coleman

GP receptionists, tube drivers, celebrities with no talent, X-factor, all reality tv apart from Bad Lads Army, bbc shitcoms and Nixon of course!

carwash wrote:
Have you ever read the books? I started reading her (Ann Cleeves) Shetland books because the character in the BBC programme interested me, but I quite enjoyed them and went on to read the Vera Stanhope ones after. She writes them in a pretty similar way to be honest, it is (I believe) to show that Vera herself becomes a bit hyper when she has a big investigation going on. The books are pretty decent. I understand your problem with the accents mind.

The believe that football only started in 1992. Hate stats like such a player is all time leading premier league goal scorer as if what went before it didn't happen or wasn't as good.

Moorlad wrote:
Sadly Moorlad I am too busy to read books. I've got a couple of Val MacDermid's and I used to work with Elizabeth Corley so I have hers as well all waiting to be read.

TopDog74 wrote:

It looks like we should put people who can't quote other posts in.

There does appear to be an increase in folk writing "should/could/would of" recently so that is straight in".

European Union - incompetent, corrupt, inefficient, unaccountable, bureaucratic - makes FIFA look a beacon of integrity.
Mr Cameron - a gentleman who appears to embody the characteristics of Dorothys 3 companions on the yellow brick road (Toto excepted).
Wind turbines - as EU minus incompetent, corrupt, unaccountable, bureaucratic.
November and December 2015 - crap weather
Potholes - just don`t like `em, especially when I`m on me bike.
Insurance Adverts - seem friendly and helpful on the telly, until you actually need their assistance.

Extending dog leads - either train the animal or just put it on a normal lead. Why have it wrap around every poor sods legs.
Glasses of fresh juice in hotels at breakfast - why so bloody small!! You have to get up 8 times to keep refilling the thing!
Sweetcorn - The same food that goes in one end exits the other looking identical. Where's the nutrition in that?
Handbags - What the fook is the point. Woman have 100's and can never find what they need cause they are not sure which bag it's in!!
Scotland - enough said!

The "words" brexit and bremain

Thank's for reminding me about apostrophe's in plural's.

Business jargon i.e. touch base or direction of travel.

Agreed used to have someone who would ring uo and always say just want to touch base. Ugh. My cat who delights in pooing image MY garden. Oh and Ant and Dec. Nothingore to say