Tuesday 3 September 2013

3.9.13 We Could Really Do Without . . .




The following all have one thing in common; they play an unnecessary part in our lives and we could well do without them.  How many to you agree with?


1     - Rihanna
2     - Meerkats in adverts
3     - Gratuitous singing in Halifax adverts
4     - Justin Bieber
5     - Katie Price
6     - Tamara Ecclestone
7     - Miley Cyrus
8     - Roulette on TV
9     - Tony Blair
10   - Rickets
11   - Religion
12   - Excessive delays in traffic light sequencing
13   - Traffic lights on roundabouts outside of rush hour
14   - Referring to Andy Murray as "Muzza"
15   - Bruce Forsythe as well as all his lame attempts at being funny
16   - Helen Flanagan
17   - Churchill adverts and the nodding Dawn French
18   - Kevin Bacon
19   - The obsession with paying for sofas over 4 years
20   - Terms & Conditions
21   - The Co-operative
22   - Forced self service by supermarkets
23   - The people who point out 'Space Here' in supermarkets
24   - The question: "Do you need any bags?"
25   - The rationing of bags
26   - Recommended Retail Prices (which are in fact meaningless)
27   - Gordon Brown
28   - Betting shops
29   - Sharon Osbourne
30   - Dawn French
31   - The word 'wantaway'
32   - The Go Compare Bloke
33   - Robert Mugabe
34   - Helmets on display on the parcel shelf of cars
35   - The stupidly high usage of high visibility vests/coats
36   - John Terry
37   - Luis Suarez
38   - Chewing gum
39   - Brussels sprouts
40   - The awful non-word 'chillax'
41   - Extreme anything
42   - 'I Love My Country' on BBC1
43   - Automated call handling systems
44   - Wonga
45   - Twerking
46   - Twin towns
47   - Scratchcards
48   - Horrible tasting 'No Added Sugar' varieties of drink
49   - Boots (the shop)
50   - About 50% of all politicians
51   - £50 notes, as no fucker accepts them
52   - The word / colour 'mauve'.
53   - Anything maroon
54   - Maroon 5 (in case you didn't get the message in No.53)
55   - Hoodies
56   - Use of "Great British" in the names of TV programmes
57   - The BBC's obsession with creating a game show linked to the National Lottery draw
58   - The ludicrous number of charities now 'competing' with each other for our money
59   - Upselling
60   - Banks forcing contactless cards on us
61   - People eating in the cinema
62   - Wind turbines
63   - Benefits cheats
64   - Junk mail
65   - Use of "Math" instead of "Maths"
66   - Julian Assange
67   - Bingo
68   - Misuse of the apostrophe
69   - Unnecessary/excessive packaging
70   - Toenails that don't know which way to grow
71   - Wasps
72   - European Human Rights legislation used for ludicrous reasons by criminals
73   - Gangrene and gout
74   - Cricket
75   - Loose Women
76   - Trombones
77   - WAGs who simply want to be WAGs
78   - Vince Cable
79   - The Channel 4 obsession with Gypsies, whether Big, Fat or Anything
80   - Nicki Minaj
81   - Beyonce
82   - Taylor Swift's bleating, relationship hang-ups and generally bitchiness
83   - The annoying marketing of Plug-in air fresheners
84   - The pointless egg compartments in fridges
85   - Christmas decorations before November
86   - Tacky stretch limousines and Hummers
87   - Sports Direct
88   - Obesity
89   - Bianca Gascoigne
90   - The term "trending"
91   - John Prescott
92   - People who unjustifiably class themselves as 'presenters' or 'models'
93   - Mispronunciation of "Fifth" (Fith) "Sixth" (Sikth) and "Twelfth" (Twelth)
94   - Artificially chirpy weather forecasters
95   - Ed Miliband
96   - Cuntish judges who give pathetically low sentences to offenders
97   - Ponies that can't even do one trick
98   - Nick Clegg
99   - Prices ending in 99p
100 - Rihanna, again

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