Trivial things you don't understand/mildly annoy you

[Batch]

 

Did it mooove you?

sorry

  udderly terrible.

[Ells]

I do it well done, not a great beef eater since I looked into a cows eyes when shitfaced. It moved me, and now I want to be convinced if I eat one it wont haunt me.

Hahahaha 

I'm not a big meat eater, but I do think a) it's annoying when people get all "eeeeenhhh I don't want to see any blood! It isn't blood, and you're eating a dead animal anyway, have some salad if it bothers you that much and b) it obviously tastes better not to have your food DELIBERATELY BURNT.

[4D]

Rare is best.

[4D]

Why oh why are there not traffic lights at blagrove like there are at mannington? 25 minutes to get from shaw ridge to blagrove is unacceptable, I could have cartwheeled there quicker. One road for the north and west of the town to get to junction 16  

[Ardiles]

You are witnessing the effects of permitting massive expansion in the north & west of Swindon without insisting on the infrastructure development required to support it.  I was visiting friends in Swindon at the weekend, specifically in Peatmoor and Oakhurst.  Both friends had, up until very recently, been living on the very edge of town.  But very soon, both will be enclosed on all sides.  The scale of the development is quite surprising when you see it for the first time.

Sooner or later, the penny will drop and the Council will realise that government cannot persist in using Swindon as an easy site to locate vast new housing development - without also investing significantly in infrastructure.  It's a bit of a mess, to tell the truth.

[Ardiles]

And how is 'Royal Commentator' even a job?

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

Probably partly explains the insane queues on the dual carriageway with people trying just to enter the hospital site let alone trying to find a parking spot. On both sides of the road yeseterday must have been double number vehicles queued on the roads.

And slow moving too

[Chubbs]

Why oh why are there not traffic lights at blagrove like there are at mannington? 25 minutes to get from shaw ridge to blagrove is unacceptable, I could have cartwheeled there quicker. One road for the north and west of the town to get to junction 16 

I despise that roudabout. I work in Blagrove and if i don't get out of work dead on 5 o clock i might aswell not bother leaving for another hour.
It would help if the cars queuing up to the M4 would leave space for cars to exit blagrove but that would require common sense.

[Reg Smeeton]

I despise that roudabout. I work in Blagrove and if i don't get out of work dead on 5 o clock i might aswell not bother leaving for another hour.
It would help if the cars queuing up to the M4 would leave space for cars to exit blagrove but that would require common sense.

Have you ever thought of cycling?  Some good cycle paths around Blagrove.

[Chubbs]

Have you ever thought of cycling?  Some good cycle paths around Blagrove.

I have and i used to cycle but when we had our second child it was just easier to drive .  I live in Okus so its just up the old railway track, im just a lazy arse now.

[Tails]

You are witnessing the effects of permitting massive expansion in the north & west of Swindon without insisting on the infrastructure development required to support it.  I was visiting friends in Swindon at the weekend, specifically in Peatmoor and Oakhurst.  Both friends had, up until very recently, been living on the very edge of town.  But very soon, both will be enclosed on all sides.  The scale of the development is quite surprising when you see it for the first time.

Sooner or later, the penny will drop and the Council will realise that government cannot persist in using Swindon as an easy site to locate vast new housing development - without also investing significantly in infrastructure.  It's a bit of a mess, to tell the truth.

The penny will never drop. The council have fucked the Town up big time, it's a horrible place to live even if you are fortunate enough to live in a decent part of the Town.

[Arriba]

It is the fault of drivers taking needlessly short journeys, etc.
There is only so much any council or road planner can do as it will all bottle neck eventually whatever they do.

Public transport needs embracing and improving. There is no other way whether people like that or not. Fat chance under this government and with people's selfish attitudes. Get used to sitting in traffic jams I say.

[Reg Smeeton]

I have and i used to cycle but when we had our second child it was just easier to drive .  I live in Okus so its just up the old railway track, im just a lazy arse now.

 Almost perfect, cycle track all the way, about 20/25 mins of pedalling, and missing out on the stress of sitting about in a car, going nowhere.

 To have been perfect, you'd want the downhill to be on the way home rather than the way to work.

[Chubbs]

Almost perfect, cycle track all the way, about 20/25 mins of pedalling, and missing out on the stress of sitting about in a car, going nowhere.

 To have been perfect, you'd want the downhill to be on the way home rather than the way to work.

To be perfect it would be downhill there and back. The journey home is a killer, especially the part going into field rise and then to okus.

[4D]

Eh? The cycle track is basically flat from blagrove past the retail park and along the track towards old town