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meanmistermustard said
I find it very difficult to read electronic books as the reading of a physical book is a totally different experience what with the feel of the paper, being able to flick thru without having for the pages to load or scrolling back and forward. I get the attraction of ebooks, even have them on my ipod, but give the real thing any day.
And yeah no one asked me but
I prefer real books as well. I dare you to swat flies with a Kindle or similar device.
Pet Peeve: Radio or TV ads in which the spokesperson yells. Usually, the louder they yell, the crappier the product is. Besides, their yelling usually has me reaching for the mute button or changing the station.
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22 September 2014
Zig said
I prefer real books as well. I dare you to swat flies with a Kindle or similar device.
There really aren’t that many flies on me, although if I continue to keep company with Luddites, I may pick up a few.
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29 August 2013
Scraps of paper towels all over the place.
This comes about because of my new obsession with removing every bit of butter from the knife before spreading the marmalade (or jam, or peanut butter).
Which came about after one (or more) BBers complained about butter in the marmalade jar (or jam jar, or peanut butter jar).
Now I have to wipe my knife clean before moving from the margarine (or butter) to the marmalade (or jam, or peanut butter).
So I tear off a bit of the paper towel and bits of it invariably drift off into the void to turn up and annoy me when I am cleaning the house.
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trcanberra said
One (or more) BBers complained about butter in the marmalade jar (or jam jar, or peanut butter jar).Now I have to wipe my knife clean before moving from the margarine (or butter) to the marmalade (or jam, or peanut butter).
So I tear off a bit of the paper towel and bits if it invariably drift off into the void to turn up and annoy me when I am cleaning the house.
I think I mentioned it
At least we’re ridding the world of contaminated food items!
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I always use a knife for the butter and a spoon for the jam. I tried using the jam bottles that you squeeze the jam out of, but I didn’t like using them.
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Ahhh Girl said
I always use a knife for the butter and a spoon for the jam. I tried using the jam bottles that you squeeze the jam out of, but I didn’t like using them.
But how do you get the peanut butter off the spoon and spread on the bread?
Hopefully not with the knife in question? 🙂
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If I’m have a pb&j sandwich, I use one spoon for the pb and spread it on one piece of bread. I use another spoon for the jam and spread it on the other piece of bread. Then I slap the two pieces of bread together.
For toast with butter and jam, I spread the butter on with a knife then apply the jam with a spoon. I know how much jam to get on the spoon so there is no double dipping.
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6.38am
1 November 2013
Multiple embedded videos in one post I have seen posts with 5-7 embedded videos which lag a lot. I request that people only have one embedded per post and If there are more then either make a new post or put the extra videos under spoilers to keep down forum lag.
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When people use an asterisk in place of one letter in an expletive. It seems a singularly half-hearted attempt at concealing the word. Either write the whole word out or slash half of it!
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Silly Girl said
When people use an asterisk in place of one letter in an expletive. It seems a singularly half-hearted attempt at concealing the word. Either write the whole word out or slash half of it!
I do it because some people don’t like seeing swear words while I use them on a regular-enough basis (I know I’m so lady-like).
So if it makes you feel better….
f**k
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10 March 2015
I find it mildly irritating when I hear people chewing.I tend to ignore it because I probably do it but I just hate the noise.
Also people reading things I haven’t offered them to look at on my phone/tablet/book I’m reading, and the dog right at my heels when I’m going to get something from the other side of the room, going to switch on a light or shut the door.
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I’m trying to get an ebook for my lit class and I can’t find it anywhere, and Amazon wants me to have a bloody Kindle or a Kindle reading app, and I can’t seem to get it because I run Linux and I’m fluffed, to say the least.
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Boy oh boy would I love to! However, I’m having trouble with my library account so I can’t check anything out, and I have to have it now a week ago. ERGH.
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18 March 2013
That song about the ‘cool kids’ and how yer wan wishes she could be one of them because they all appear ‘to fit in’.
I tell you being weird is far underrated, my 3 weirdo friends and I are going in dressed as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for our final day of school
I think we’re going bringing in coconuts and pretending to ride horses as well- feck this water fight they’re planning
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Good on you @AppleScruffJunior.
Better to be weird than join in with the “normal” ones watching Britain’s Got Talent.
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For me, weirdness is normal, and normality is just plain… weird. They don’t know… they can’t see… are you one of them?
I got my book.
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Silly Girl said
For me, weirdness is normal, and normality is just plain… weird. They don’t know… they can’t see… are you one of them?
If weird is normal then can you call it weird?
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