The whole idea of actually going into a place specifically to buy a drink of coffee is just ridiculous anyway in my eyes. Especially when it costs more than a pint. I hate Starbucks-quaffing ****s, I really do.
Just imagine Giles knocking on the door, saying he's got the Trivial Pursuit out and a tray of gluten-free digestives (plus a few other nibbles).
I don't drink coffee myself, but even I can see how ****ing stupid it is to pay out half your weekly wage for a few beans and some boiling water... Look at the names as well! http://starbucks.co.uk/menu/beverage-list
He has to spend his time knocking about with the lesbo one out of Mel and Sue while you're riding seven shades out of his sister. I bet she wears big pants (you can see the line sometimes at the wall bit on Only Connect )
Another one that irritates me is the use of "good" in reply to someone asking how you are. -How're you doing? -I'm good, thanks. Good? As opposed to evil? What's wrong with just saying "alright"? That's how it used to be.
Whether I'd just been hit with a cricket bat or partaken in anal intercourse with Kelly Brook, I'd still say "alright". I never respond to questions about my emotional state with any answer other than that.
Iced Caramel Macchiato? Espresso Frappuccino Light Blended Beverage? Mocha Light Frappuccino Blended Beverage? Starbucks Discoveries Qandi-Caramel Latte? Chai Crème Frappuccino Blended Beverage?
It is true though - i hate those ****s who say things like "yeah i'm all right all things considered " because you know they want you to ask and it'll turn out that their missus has been humping the gardener again, the cat was raped by a drunk or their 14 year old is pregnant by the lad from next door - and they expect you to actually give a ****.
guess you could say the same to anyone that wastes their money on fast food. £7 or £8 for a "meal" from mcdonalds takes the ****ing piss. what kind of mongs seriously buy that ****.
I have said that before actually. And when something bad happens like a relative dying or losing a fiver, I say '****'.