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"Hell is other people"
Very fat Woman at the Deli Bar today "Please remove the fat off the ham, I hate fat I won't eat it", turns around to the bloke next to her in the queue "can't stand fat" She then has a cheese topped roll, mayonnaise and more cheese added
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Is it me? I do that. It's well irritating. Could be a post-nasal drip.Originally posted by PorkPie View PostThe guy sitting next to me keeps coughing what sounds like the beginnings of a massive grotter. Only a short, sharp rasp, but it happens about 3 times a minute.
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I know what you mean - I used to have to sit next to a guy who used to make a kind of small cough/noise to clear his throat. He did it almost every breath. I beat him to death with his laptop after about a month.
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Oi I dont snap people necks willy-nilly. Unless they're one-legged dwarfs of course ...Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostTurn the lights out and snap his neck SAS stylee then turn them back on and sit down as if nothing has happened.
I play too many video games don't I.
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Be kind.
Go to the shop, buy some extra strong flu stuff and convince him to drink it.
It works if at least 3 people offer him various concoctions infront of each other.
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Turn the lights out and snap his neck SAS stylee then turn them back on and sit down as if nothing has happened.
I play too many video games don't I.
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Including pelvic thrusts.Originally posted by sasguru View PostPerform the Heimlich manouvre.
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How irritating?
The guy sitting next to me keeps coughing what sounds like the beginnings of a massive grotter. Only a short, sharp rasp, but it happens about 3 times a minute.
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