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2026. 10. 19. 작업

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yellowjack said: Drivers failing to stop at Zebra Crossings. Late teens/mid 20s lad today, but it's all ages and demographics doing it. He's lucky I was on my way to Tesco. Because when I threw my fabric shopping bags at his car they were neither heavy, nor aerodynamic enough to hit the car. If it had been on my trip back, I may not have thrown the bags at all, but then again I might have been willing to sacrifice a jar of pickled beetroot in exchange for the glass in his driver's door . . .I had some dhead put his foot down when I was halfway across a zebra crossing in the centre of Bristol.

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Monkeylegend said: HTP99 said: Fred Smith said: Unreal said: Which prompts me to nominate blokes who go supermarket shopping with their partner (usually female based on appearance) but get in the way, wander about two steps behind, do basically nothing of any use whatsoever. Go and sit in the car, stay at home or anything, but please, don't be a spare prick at a wedding.It is mental. I literally cannot remember the last time I was in a supermarket with my other half. Maybe we are just particularly talented people, but both of us seem to manage to park, find a trolley, put all the things on our list in the trolley, pay, return to the car, load it and leave without the other one there to help. Surely one of you ALWAYS has something better to do than "help" by making a 25 minute experience about 30 seconds quicker (best case)? I do the food shop, I can zip round quickly, no hassle. If the wife came with me it would take 2-3 times longer and cost double!Supermarket shopping is not for people like you, that's why they invented online shopping so us OAP's can wander around at our leisure, have a chat with friends, read all the use bye dates, stop and check our shopping lists and tick things off as we put them in the trolley, and make maximum use of the isle space.It is a day out for us so we make the most of it, the only downside being the rude, arrogant, impatient younger generation who think they have the right to be the only people in the shop when they do their shopping, especially on weekends.Stay away, do it online, and leave us oldies to shop in peace. Actually, I have to nominate certain OAPs in Supernarkets, sorry.I work. A lot. I have limited times when I can get to the supermarket, as do most of us who work. OAPs can usually go any time, especially when the workers are still at work. So, why, just why, do they leave it until Saturday morning to wander aimlessly around the supermarkets, stop to chat whilst blocking up the aisles, whilst those of us