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I had a sort through of my clothes at the weekend to get rid of stuff I've got far too fat for. 

I found a forgotten pair of jeans at the back of the wardrobe and couldn't work out why I'd stopped wearing them.

I tried them on and they still fit. Chuffed. Went to the pub, put change in my pocket.

Big hole in the pocket, innit.

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41 minutes ago, BOF said:

I love doing that.  Particularly when some cheeky sod puts a meeting somewhere between the hours of 1 and 2pm.  Lunch time.  **** off.  Have your meeting.  I'm not available.

Quite so. Especially Friday lunchtimes. Pub. 

The only thing I miss about work. 

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GP's that have **** all clue about anything. Ignore the fact that they make you wait forever (that's something we should be pissed off about). I just hate how they make a ton of money and literally never have the answer for anything useful. They have three answers they use for anything. 1) Get lots of rest and come back if it gets worse 2) Use some painkillers or/and a sick day 3) You should see a specialist (read: a real doctor).

Swear GP's are a total waste of good spunk. 

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On 13/01/2019 at 21:03, Stevo985 said:

Exactly. In fact that's the way it's been done wherever I've worked.

You find a free slot in someone's diary, send them a meeting request, and they can decline it they can't make it/don't want to attend.

Don't see the issue.

I guess that's why the thread's called 'thing that piss you off that shouldn't'.

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On 13/01/2019 at 20:47, Stevo985 said:

A friend of mine once bought a car with a mini disc player in it.

They can't have featured in many cars!

I had one in my car .. I was an early adopter of mini disc as you could run with them rather than CD’s that skipped all the time ... until i-river came along and changed the game with a decent MP3

funnilly enough I saw the mini disc unit from my old stack system in the loft the other day when I put the Christmas decorations away , might have to dig it all out one day and have a trip down memory lane 

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"Jadon Sancho has become the first player born in the 21st century to be called up to the England squad".

No he hasn't.  Quick lesson.  There is no year zero.  There are 1 hundred years in a century.  Whether you like it or not, centuries go from 1 to 100.  The 21st century began in 2001.  He was born in March 2000.  It probably shouldn't piss me off, but the dumbing down of 1-indexed stuff - and I include the whole 'midnight' thing which we've covered before - pisses me off because all over the place accuracy is being subverted by ignorance.

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16 minutes ago, BOF said:

"Jadon Sancho has become the first player born in the 21st century to be called up to the England squad".

No he hasn't.  Quick lesson.  There is no year zero.  There are 1 hundred years in a century.  Whether you like it or not, centuries go from 1 to 100.  The 21st century began in 2001.  He was born in March 2000.  It probably shouldn't piss me off, but the dumbing down of 1-indexed stuff - and I include the whole 'midnight' thing which we've covered before - pisses me off because all over the place accuracy is being subverted by ignorance.

ISO 8601 says hello

if you think of it logically you became 1 a year after you were born so you also embrace the year zero :P

 

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46 minutes ago, BOF said:

"Jadon Sancho has become the first player born in the 21st century to be called up to the England squad".

No he hasn't.  Quick lesson.  There is no year zero.  There are 1 hundred years in a century.  Whether you like it or not, centuries go from 1 to 100.  The 21st century began in 2001.  He was born in March 2000.  It probably shouldn't piss me off, but the dumbing down of 1-indexed stuff - and I include the whole 'midnight' thing which we've covered before - pisses me off because all over the place accuracy is being subverted by ignorance.

I've never thought about this before. At least not in the context of years.

So the millennium was a lie?

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9 minutes ago, Stevo985 said:

I've never thought about this before. At least not in the context of years.

So the millennium was a lie?

Rolling over to [xx]00 is always still significant societally, so yes we all celebrated 2000 'like' it was a new century, but technically it was still the 20th century.

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31 minutes ago, tonyh29 said:

ISO 8601 says hello

if you think of it logically you became 1 a year after you were born so you also embrace the year zero :P

Two separate things.  A child up to their 1st birthday is zero point whatever.  The calendar we use does not have a zero AD.  1BC is followed by 1AD, not 0AD.  There are other numbering systems and other calendars, but we don't use those.

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7 minutes ago, BOF said:

   and other calendars, but we don't use those.

a calendar based around a fictitious son of good seems logical :) .. I say we switch to 12,019 ( the video is form 2016 hence I've added  years)

 

 

 

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