Things I hate.

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Don't get your point. Titanic sank in "nineteen twelve", Battle of Waterloo was "eighteen fifteen", surely saying "twenty thirteen" is following the precedent.

If anything the "two thousand and one" decade was the anomaly, given it was "nineteen o' one" a hundred years before. I think "twenty o' one" just sounded a bit weird.

People say ninteen-hundred in everyday use, they don;t say twenty-hundred (unless they're a really old hobbit) - "twenty thirteen" is either the score of a decent game of rugby, or an appalling game of basketball.

A couple more:
* The obvious double standards in football reporting in this country. Spurs signing Chadli "obviously" means Bale is leaving, yet Chelsea signing Schurrle doesn't mean Torres is leaving
* Russell Brand. He's not remotely funny, he's remarkably irritating, plus his attempt to say Sachsgate was all down to bias against the BBC - rather than Brand and Jonathan Ross being obnoxious ****s
* Soleros. Coating people's arms in melted fruit puree since Cthulhu-knows when
 
People say ninteen-hundred in everyday use, they don;t say twenty-hundred (unless they're a really old hobbit) - "twenty thirteen" is either the score of a decent game of rugby, or an appalling game of basketball.

A couple more:
* The obvious double standards in football reporting in this country. Spurs signing Chadli "obviously" means Bale is leaving, yet Chelsea signing Schurrle doesn't mean Torres is leaving
* Russell Brand. He's not remotely funny, he's remarkably irritating, plus his attempt to say Sachsgate was all down to bias against the BBC - rather than Brand and Jonathan Ross being obnoxious ****s
* Soleros. Coating people's arms in melted fruit puree since Cthulhu-knows when

* Russell Brand. He's not remotely funny, he's remarkably irritating, plus his attempt to say Sachsgate was all down to bias against the BBC - rather than Brand and Jonathan Ross being obnoxious ****s

I do agree with that, but I think he's a fairly clever chap. I would put Keith Lemmon above him in my hate list (don't bother saying that's not his real name, I don't really care) mainly because I can't believe he's made such a career out of being *not funny*.
 
I haven't read all the thread but one of the things I hate most is the comments on the Sky Sports website. I honestly don't know why they bother. It's just kids and Internet trolls and I think less than 10% of comments actually add anything.
 
I haven't read all the thread but one of the things I hate most is the comments on the Sky Sports website. I honestly don't know why they bother. It's just kids and Internet trolls and I think less than 10% of comments actually add anything.

That's true of the Arsenal Not606 site <ok>
 
I haven't read all the thread but one of the things I hate most is the comments on the Sky Sports website. I honestly don't know why they bother. It's just kids and Internet trolls and I think less than 10% of comments actually add anything.

Full of gloryhunting United fans
 
The fact that kids can't afford to go Spurs like we did.

Football fans who think they own a club, we never did, we never will: Get used to it.

Queuing for the bus only to be pushed to the back as no other bugger has.

Buses that jump red lights.

My hair disappearing.

Knuckleheads with "status" dogs.

Career politicians.

Reality TV.

MOTD. Time for a freshen up.

Anybody who is not from here that bitches about the country. There are lots of airports. Use one.

"Unauthorised item in the bagging area"

The fact there are two Welsh teams in the EPL.

The demise of vinyl.