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People who spell my name wrong in an email even though it's right there in the email address. It starts them off on the wrong foot...
MikeAqua: Amazon recommending e-books to me that I have already purchased from them, using the Amazon account associated with the email they sent the recommendation to.
I've bought Blu-rays from Amazon and had it tell me that I "might like" the same movie on DVD too. Um, no.
Swanny:People who spell my name wrong in an email even though it's right there in the email address. It starts them off on the wrong foot...
ajobbins:MikeAqua: On 11 January, a local supermarket was already promoting Easter.My local Coles supermarket here in Melbourne were selling Hot Cross Buns on Dec 26
Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.
Having to wait until MONDAY for our UFB to be installed. Major first world problem. ![]()
Try having three of the hungry buggers!
The same real-estate agent telling me that "it's always the vendor pays the commission" (while I was the buyer) and then telling me only days later "it's always the buyer pays the commission" when I was the vendor of a different property.
This week it's a toss-up between:
1. News articles that say "We have reached out to (insert organisation/celeb/company here) for comment, but have not heard back at this stage"
Just say you tried to call them, but they didn't want to talk
2. Those damn pop-ups on web pages (listen up all you web designers!) that want you to a: sign up to their data base/get 1st in line for all the specials, b: answer a survey (That's YOU aunty Herald), or c: tell you about the next breaking story about a kitten that's stuck in a drainpipe.... in Australia
I'm in New Zild and we have real cats here, your caught kitty is not news
Every time that Stuff, Herald, etc have a news article about a car crash (as an example) and display a generic picture of a police car, ambulance or fire truck. These stock images add nothing to the articles at all.
Getting shampoo in your eyes in the shower.
Ouch
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