whats the one thing in life that does your head in?

[MUH_Cwywardwaah]

That does my head in? your mom op ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

non-joking reply:
Ricers that play loud (rap or reggueton) music on the streets and think their $200 cars make them look cool.

[AlotOfThunder]

My grandmother has a vegetable garden in our backyard. Recently, some animal (prob a rabbit) has been getting past the fencing and tearing up the patches at night.

In between sessions of BF1, I’ve been sitting in my back porch, dead silent in the dark, with a loaded rifle - for the past few nights.

Yes, I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

[The_Flngersmith]

@AlotOfThunder

I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

Doesn’t need go be a big issue.
Just cause some of us let the big ¯_(ツ)/¯ (< another word for excrement) get to us, doesn’t mean the little ¯_(ツ)/¯ (< same other word for excrement) can’t be a source of pain.

[Professor_Memes]

@AlotOfThunder

My grandmother has a vegetable garden in our backyard. Recently, some animal (prob a rabbit) has been getting past the fencing and tearing up the patches at night.

In between sessions of BF1, I’ve been sitting in my back porch, dead silent in the dark, with a loaded rifle - for the past few nights.

Yes, I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

Place landmines

[crabman169]

@Professor_Memes

@AlotOfThunder

My grandmother has a vegetable garden in our backyard. Recently, some animal (prob a rabbit) has been getting past the fencing and tearing up the patches at night.

In between sessions of BF1, I’ve been sitting in my back porch, dead silent in the dark, with a loaded rifle - for the past few nights.

Yes, I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

Place landmines

Gaz - “planting claymore!”

@Trokey66

[HonestSoul333]

@Professor_Memes

@AlotOfThunder

My grandmother has a vegetable garden in our backyard. Recently, some animal (prob a rabbit) has been getting past the fencing and tearing up the patches at night.

In between sessions of BF1, I’ve been sitting in my back porch, dead silent in the dark, with a loaded rifle - for the past few nights.

Yes, I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

Place landmines

Reminded me of this

Top Gear - Jeremy Clarkson blows up a cow.

[crimsonkni_cano]

@AlotOfThunder

My grandmother has a vegetable garden in our backyard. Recently, some animal (prob a rabbit) has been getting past the fencing and tearing up the patches at night.

In between sessions of BF1, I’ve been sitting in my back porch, dead silent in the dark, with a loaded rifle - for the past few nights.

Yes, I know it’s nothing big, like about morals and society and whatnot, but it’s been quite annoying recently.

You should now know what bf1 scouts go through.

Like the rest are saying claymores etc should work, don’t forget to tell you grandmother that there are bombs in the garden.

[rock1obsta]

Certain phrases make me grit my teeth, or cringe in embarrassment.

1. “Bring them to justice.” Overused cliche by cops/judges/presidents/etc who for some reason, don’t understand what a trite, stupid thing that is to say.

2. “I could see the fire in his eyes,” or “look and see the fire in my eyes.” Wrestlers used to say this all the time, it makes me cringe simply because it is so. Fackin. Corny.

3. “In cold blood,” another gem consistently overused by law enforcement or news reporters.

4. “Lone wolf killer.”
   No. Just no. Wolves are honorable, noble creatures. Some killers are worth less than the steaming piles left by the wolves. No.

I hate the words “ingredients,” “moist,” “quench,” & “no.”