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Nottingham Post: Fury as free bus passes for disabled passengers set to be scrapped
In other news, Nottingham is built on the side of a mountain
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Nottingham Post: Fury as free bus passes for disabled passengers set to be scrapped
In other news, Nottingham is built on the side of a mountain
Camden New Journal: New phone cabinets spreading 'like triffids', rages councillor
They also turn you green.
Spotter's Badge: Michael
Northants Evening Telegraph: Villagers fear pollution, prostitution, drug dealing, congestion, Sodom, Gomorrah, dogs and cats living together over truck stop plans
Our local truck stop is Dorset's number one transvestite dogging site. I found this out the hard way, and now it's all come flooding back.
Spotter's Badge: Jim
Posted by Alistair Coleman at 7:40 am 2 comments
Labels: Angry campaigners, Northants Evening Telegraph
Oxford Mail: Pensioners point in fury as raw sewage floods driveway
Bloody hell - I hope the photographer's had his jabs. Talk about suffering for your job
Nottingham Post: Dad's anger after being served burger covered in human blood
Look, they had to get rid of Ronald McDonald somehow... War is HELL
Oxford Mail: Campaigners vow to fight on over planned library closure
Loads of 'Library Cuts' stories around at the moment with varying degrees of anger. This one to beat.
Nottingham Post: Anger over delay to repairs at pensioner's house
Cheeky middle finger, there. Well played
Oxford Mail: Back-to-work scheme to shut down after budget cuts
Note the "I'd don't give a shit" comment from the Taxpayers Alliance in the final paragraph. Dicks.
Watford Observer: Outrage over car park charges at hospital
No wonder he's at the hospital - it must be hell going through life with hands that size.
Spotter's Badge: TRT
Saint Louis Today: Angry bloke protests about traffic signals through the tried-and-tested medium of the golden toilet in your front garden
We've all been there, haven't we?
Spotter's Badge: Keri
Oxford Mail: Council to reconsider parking fees after drivers' anger
"Go on - love that machine! Show your love!"
Dorset Echo: Baying hate mob descends on WH Smith branch over gift card refusal, burning, trashing and looting as they go
Still, it was a great day out, and the all-meat barbecue was a cracker
Stuff.nz: Family's anger as 'hitch' grounds birthday flight
The hitch being that the company has gone bust.
Spotter's Badge: Kris
Sheffield Star: Woman fumes to local newspaper after being refused taxi fare for carrying beer
...but had somehow forgotten to complain to the council.
Spotter's Badge: Boris
Wiltshire Times: Area man sick of clearing up dog poop
Man pointing at poo! YAY! This is the reason this site exists
Southampton Daily Echo: Couple lose appeal after building home on Green Belt
"What's that over there? Someone with a big pot of cash?"
"No."
"Oh."
Saddleworth News: UKIP candidate upset as campaign poster torn down
Poor, poor, borderline racist UKIP
Spotter's Badge: Danfox
Waltham Forest Guardian: Mother claims sons party ruined by 'shambolic' play centre
I'm going to put this picture up in my window to frighten tramps
Spotter's Badge: JuliaM
Northants Evening News: Huge budget cut will destroy children's centre services
Missing from this photo: One Sausage
Spotter's Badge: Adam
Posted by Alistair Coleman at 7:40 am 1 comments
Labels: Northants Evening Telegraph, Not angry at all
The Star Phoenix: Girl, aged four, left terrified by airport security patdown
Can't say I blame the airport people. That kid looks right shifty to me.
Spotter's Badge: Britt
Greenock Telegraph: Woman left without toilet for threee weeks...
... neighbours getting a bit upset about her straining into a corner of the communal garden.
Spotter's Badge: Julia
Cambridge News: Pensioner demands action over frozen footpaths
Crapping on it won't help, mate. It's only a temporary solution at best.
Spotter's Badge: James
Lancashire Telegraph: Garage boss stunned by £22,000 electricity bill
Textbook "angry bloke holding up piece of paper" shot. Well played!
Lancashire Telegraph: Ice cream company faces ruin over electricity bill error
"I'd ask her for a 69"
Spotter's Badge: Paul
Ledbury Reporter: Villagers demand action over speeding menace
Our "Slow down or we strangle this kitten" campaign, I would like to point out, was a huge success. Why not give it a go?
Manchester Evening News: Angry family is angry after thieves make off with Christmas gifts
Oh dear. They were doing so well right up to the line "Alexandra, who is not insured for the losses....", which earns them a right kicking in the comments.
Spotter's Badge: Maria
Sunshine Coast Daily: Fury as tree falls into river
You are John Cleese and I claim my five pounds
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Essex Echo: Campaigners ask for address change after 999 confusion
Suggested new name: Graeme Garden
Grimsby Telegraph: Angry man sets up video camera to catch dog poo culprits
He is wearing a cammo jacket. Indoors.
Oxford Mail: Mum's fury at foul-mouthed talking toy
It's a fecking disgrace, that's what it fecking is.
Spotter's Badge: Tanya
Sunshine Coast Daily: Now in stock: Cudgels, Bludgeons and big pointy sticks
My kind of shop.
Spotter's Badge: Rob
Llanelli Star: Former miner forced to dig, dig DIG! to get water running
Either that, or he's got no legs
Spotter's Badge: Rob
Bournemouth Echo: Fury as vandals wreak havoc at allotments...
...causing up to ten pounds worth of improvements
Northern Echo: Angry woman gets ticket for parking outside her own home
I got a note from the police. It said "Parking Fine", which was nice.
Edinburgh News: Trams blamed as toilets overflow
1) She'll never fit on that tiny loo. 2) The caption says the loo is her office. Dirty woman.
Spotter's Badge First Class: Caroline
Manchester Evening News: Couple sue travel giant over HOLIDAY HELL
That's a "Come hither, young man" look if ever I saw one.
Spotter's Badge: Maria
Posted by Alistair Coleman at 7:50 am 0 comments
Labels: angry holidaymakers, Manchester Evening News
Townsville Bulletin: Resident sticks it to THE MAN by not mowing his lawn. Take THAT, THE MAN
NO MOW!
Spotter's Badge: Stunt_Girl
Edinburgh News: Hero woman saves neighbour's life in fire
And she's STILL angry
Spotter's Badge: Caroline
NZ Herald and yes we know it's a national paper but we don't care: Family dismayed as armed police called out over toy gun
Actually, I think the rozzers were called over a charge of possession of James Corden's face in a built-up area
Spotter's Badge: Kris
Rothes Press and Journal: Frozen pipes cost hotel holiday bookings
"I'd leave her pipes frozen."
Spotter's Badge: C.A.
Reading Evening Post: Fury as thieves target disabled car badges
Nice cardie. Christmas present?
Croydon Guardian: Anger as vandals destroy giant carp six years ago
Not just any old fish: FATHER FISHMAS
Spotter's Badge and Gold Bar: Jo
Dorset Echo: Shopper's anger as in-store franchise (and the only music store in town) refuses gift cards
Good grief, people actually still buy CDs and DVDs from actual shops, then? Wow.
Manly Daily: Manly man not feeling manly after stepping on discarded syringe
I suspect this whole Manly thing might be a put-on to impress Manly women
Spotter's Badge: Gerry
Townsville Bulletin: Lens-shattering fury as sex shop has its computer hard drive stolen. You know the one. The one where they stored those special photos you had done
Heh. "Hard" drive.
Spotter's Badge: @hp88
Freemantle-Cockburn Gazette: Tree on council land causes damage to private home
...featuring some lovely mirror image hands-on-hips, the likes of which I've not seen for a while.
Spotter's Badge: Kim
South Yorkshire Star: Mum upset after police kick her door in
You know, Matt Lucas just isn't trying these days
Spotter's Badge: Maggi
Stuff.nz: Angry mum angry as kids win sex toy as prize
It's New Zealand, people. These are vital educational aids.
Spotter's Badge: Chaz
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