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He's from Brummieland. To be fair, he works hard and he's productive, but I think the telephone must be new technology down thereOriginally posted by wobbegong View PostI say he was more a "miserable bast**d" from what you've said. He's not from Glasgow, is he.

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I say he was more a "miserable bast**d" from what you've said. He's not from Glasgow, is he.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostWhats the difference between a whinger, whiner, moaner, complainer or a nagger ?
There's this bloke in work, I phone him with a simple query and end up on the phone for half an hour.
By the time I put the phone down, he has slagged everyone off, told me about his latest tooth problems, his dogs ill-health, and the fact that he cant afford a holiday this year
I think he's a moaner

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Someone in my family is like that.
I went round to a friend’s house and she was there, I'm sure I saw a small black cloud above her head. She went to sit in another chair and it followed her.
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What's the difference
Whats the difference between a whinger, whiner, moaner, complainer or a nagger ?
There's this bloke in work, I phone him with a simple query and end up on the phone for half an hour.
By the time I put the phone down, he has slagged everyone off, told me about his latest tooth problems, his dogs ill-health, and the fact that he cant afford a holiday this year
I think he's a moaner
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