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to think that the noisy sod over there should keep his bloody voice down !

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vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 18:57

Just arrived in pub for cheap Guinness night. So far so good. OK, he was there first. I accept that. But I've had to move from my favourite spot to get away from this old fool, spouting on at his chum about nothing in particular in a loud drone that could raise the Titanic. You probably know what I mean. Someone with one of those voluminous monotones that grates and makes you wish they'd shut up. I encountered similar the other week, except the culprit spoke much higher but equally annoyingly. He just went on and on (a bit like me at the moment).

I thought I was being reasonable by meekly moving elsewhere rather than giving Sir Gob a sock for it. Am I being unreasonable to think noisy people could speak more quietly ? I suppose he might be a bit deaf Sad .

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LaurieFairyCake · 02/02/2015 18:58

Try shagging him

Maybe he's quiet then

MrsRaegan · 02/02/2015 19:01

YABU.

His night out too.

Shakirasma · 02/02/2015 19:03

Cheap Guinness night is hardly going to attract a classy clientele.

usualsuspect333 · 02/02/2015 19:04

Old fools are allowed to go out too.

Staywithme · 02/02/2015 19:05

Cheap Guinness night is hardly going to attract a classy clientele.

Grin subtle!

paxtecum · 02/02/2015 19:06

It's a pub. People talk.

SaucyJack · 02/02/2015 19:07

Just be grateful you don't have to live with him Smile

vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 19:15

Lauriefairycake. I am not homosexual, I therefore shall not be shagging him. Anyways he's a scruffy c**t...

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vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 19:22

Shakirasma. The clientele here is improving all the time, except for tonight. No bouncers keeping the riff raff out, you see.
Seriously this is a Wetherspoon pub in an up and coming area of Leeds. My second home. I'm off to the bar for more inexpensive Guinness (£1.85 a pint ).Wink

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SaucyJack · 02/02/2015 19:27

£1.85 a pint?! YABU to be moaning about anything.

Salmotrutta · 02/02/2015 19:29

Pubs are generally quite noisy places.

And (to echo usual) old people are allowed out.

Why is the fact he's old relevant anyway?

I know a lot of loud young people. I teach many of them Grin

Butterflywings168 · 02/02/2015 19:35

Agree with SaucyJack - £1.85 wouldn't buy a half down here (southeast) moves north.

vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 19:42

Salmo. His age isn't relevant per se. I'm just being descriptive.

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Sparklingbrook · 02/02/2015 19:43

You in the pub again vienna? Shock

vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 20:00

Yes Sparkling my dear. Nowt better to do, as usual. Can't refuse Guinness at that price. But don't worry; I'm at work Wednesday to Friday. 5 a.m. starts so no pub then.

Can I really be blamed if Wetherspoon opened this lovely hostelry five minutes walk from my front door Grin ?

BTW Sir Gob has left. Everybody has removed their ear defenders.

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Sparklingbrook · 02/02/2015 20:04

Are you eating there? Anything naice on the Wetherspoons menu?

vienna1981 · 02/02/2015 20:15

No. Going home for beef stroganoff and rice and garlic bread soon. Tonight's special appears to be ham, eggs and chips for three quid fifty. Otherwise the usual Wetherspoon fare , e.g. burgers, hot dogs, steak, salmon, salads, jacket spuds and pasta.

I might eat here later in the month Wink .

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