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Congrats! It's an awesome and rather surreal feeling to see your work in a book or online.
I'm collecting rejection letters at the moment. Never understand why they always arrive all at once.
congrats! that's awesome news
Thanks, guys. Don't give up, Diddlybit! (Your name is so much fun to say).Well done on the short story, Foux!
That programme is like crack. I do the same thing.Deleted User wrote: »We finally got UPC in the house - 100+ channels and what do I spend most of the time watching? Come Dine With Me.
Some people are hilariously insensitive to the recently bereaved. When my Dad was young he lost both his parents within a short amount of time. Obviously, people didn't really know what to say to him at the wake so one old woman settled for:I remember a guy in the butchers saying that to me the day my Dad died. I was in there getting ham for the sandwiches and out he comes happy as Larry (which is his job) but then comes out with that line. His boss roared at him to get in the back now as he knew who i was and why i was there (someone had rang to order the ham and stuff).
"jesus, aren't you after getting fierce fat!"
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putting on my jacket on the way home on the bus
accidentally slapped the woman beside me in the face!!
i went red hahaha
i also witnessed a car accident at Drumcondra Station today!
a little old man was making a u turn in his small van when a ford transit ploughed into the side....the old man flew into the passenger side he wasnt wearing a seat belt! :eek:
hope both drivers are ok! i didnt stick around long i had to go and pack!0 -
FouxDaFaFa wrote: »
Some people are hilariously insensitive to the recently bereaved. When my Dad was young he lost both his parents within a short amount of time. Obviously, people didn't really know what to say to him at the wake so one old woman settled for:
"jesus, aren't you after getting fierce fat!"
:pac:
Ah to be fair to him he didnt know who i was or what had happened. But people should really stop using that phrase. If you look sad it's probably because you are sad 0 -
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Ah to be fair to him he didnt know who i was or what had happened. But people should really stop using that phrase. If you look sad it's probably because you are sad
Yeah that's the thing about, I never really got the saying anyway, like is it their round about way of asking if you're ok. Or is it they don't want to look at a sad/grumpy face. Or more likely they are just talking to be talking.0 -
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Ah to be fair to him he didnt know who i was or what had happened. But people should really stop using that phrase. If you look sad it's probably because you are sad
Ah, so you haven't come across Chronic Bitch-Face Syndrome.
I am a sufferer.
My neutral face is like the world is ending.0 -
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FouxDaFaFa wrote: »One of my short stories is going to be published, for the first time. Yay!
Congrats Foux! That is such exciting news
I can't believe it is almost Friday already... roll on a weekend with my boyfriend and the little lady, hope the weather holds up! 0 -
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Haha i've a friend like that and even i get pissed off with people telling her to cheer up, can only imagine how she feels.Ah, so you haven't come across Chronic Bitch-Face Syndrome.
I am a sufferer.
My neutral face is like the world is ending.Better than having Chronic Rapist Face.... I have a tendency to day dream and make weird creepy-stalkerish grins for no apparent outward reason.
:eek::D
I'm told i randomly smile. Making me look like a happy spa most of the time. I'd say we'd look like a right bunch if we all sat together 0 -
Oooh almostnever, I feel your pain reading that case. I hate reading cases...why can't judges use shorter sentences?!
Apparently lawyers used to be paid by the word, so they made things as long and convoluted as possible :pac: It also explains why you'll often see four or five words meaning the same thing used together in statutes, for example.
And then there was the tradition of judges coming up with intricate ways of avoiding applying legislation and clinging onto the common law, making judgments longer and longer...they really have no excuse now though, it's not cool! :P In fairness though this case must have been a nightmare to hear, it's insanely complicated and makes very little sense to me!
Silleh law, should definitely have done English or something instead :P
I'm wrecked after today and I have a long day ahead tomorrow so I'm going to hit the hay. Yay for being pleasantly sleepy 0 -
almostnever wrote: »Apparently lawyers used to be paid by the word, so they made things as long and convoluted as possible :pac: It also explains why you'll often see four or five words meaning the same thing used together in statutes, for example.
And then there was the tradition of judges coming up with intricate ways of avoiding applying legislation and clinging onto the common law, making judgments longer and longer...they really have no excuse now though, it's not cool! :P In fairness though this case must have been a nightmare to hear, it's insanely complicated and makes very little sense to me!
Silleh law, should definitely have done English or something instead :P
I'm wrecked after today and I have a long day ahead tomorrow so I'm going to hit the hay. Yay for being pleasantly sleepy
Ah that makes sense. I swear it's like reading a Jane Eyre book, you forget the point of the sentence before you get to the end of it
Congrats Foux!! I'd love to be dedicated enough to write stories, so fair play!
I have that Victoria Beckham thing going on with my face. Not that I'm pretty like her, but I too look like someone's peed in my cereal 0 -
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Haha, that's me in a nutshell!TeletextPear wrote: »Everytime someone tells me to cheer up I always think of this
"Why so sad?"
Me:
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FouxDaFaFa wrote: »That's love.
Also, is the force of the baby kicking really that strong that you can fee-
*passes out*
Hurr hurr. You should see the state of a 9m pregnant belly, it's extremely unsettling if you're not prepared. My friend used to make me put a pillow on it when she was over because she was so freaked out.
BTW massive congrats on your story, you'll have to let me know the details, I'd love to read it when it's published!0 -
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TeletextPear wrote: »I just got home from work, made loaded baked potatoes with chorizo and sour cream & chive dip, sooo goood!
That sounds amazing! I had dinner in Wagamamas tonight and I'm still hungry.
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TeletextPear wrote: »Ohh I'll trade, I love Wagamama! I bought the cookbook so I could make the Chicken Tama Rice every week, delish
Oh can I ask how'd you find the cookbook?
I love wagamamas but I always imagined the recipies would require special ingredients (my cupboards are very basic) and be a bit difficult0 -
Haha, that's me in a nutshell!
"Why so sad?"
Me:
That's what my avatar is about. Someone told me years ago I remind them of whoever it is in my avatar so it's really stuck since.
People are always telling me to smile. It's really f*cking annoying. An ex used to do it all the time as well, used to tell him I smile when I'm not around him. He was a prick, it probably was him that made me look sad when he was around.:D0 -
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I was given Wagamama's "Ways with Noodles" as a present ages ago and it's on my shelf gathering dust. Every time I go shopping for the ingredients I get terribly confused and then scared.
That's what I was afraid would happen with me! My cook books are all kids and student cook books (I've a bad habit to burning things/setting them on fire)
That's good to know Teletextpear, I might look into it again- I'd love to be able to make their ramen or cha han 0 -
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Just wanted to posted to say thanks to everyone who was commenting about BabyTheTerrible before and after his birth! I don't have much time to be online but it really made me smile to see everyone's best wishes! People are so nice on this thread, I feel part of a real little community, THANKS!
PS he was born on Ash Wednesday so pancake Ladies Lounge is out, Ash Ladies Lounge is in!0 -
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FouxDaFaFa wrote: »It's setting at the moment. It tastes fine, it's just that that texture is a little...unusual.
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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »Just wanted to posted to say thanks to everyone who was commenting about BabyTheTerrible before and after his birth! I don't have much time to be online but it really made me smile to see everyone's best wishes! People are so nice on this thread, I feel part of a real little community, THANKS!
PS he was born on Ash Wednesday so pancake Ladies Lounge is out, Ash Ladies Lounge is in!
I genuinely hope his middle name is "Ladies Lounge". Ash Ladies Lounge. Has a ring to it.0 -
I have finally found my glasses! They have been missing for about six weeks, and my poor eyes have been suffering from wearing contact lenses every day. Everyone just thought I was being scatty, but I had ripped my room apart several times looking for them and no luck.
Our remote control also went missing two weeks ago, and my flatmate was getting sick of watching the same channel. While I’d looked under the sofa cushions several times, we realised that there was actually a small gap between the back of the sofa and the seat. My flatmate cut open the bottom of the sofa and we found two remotes (TV and DVD player), my glasses, a bracelet and some change inside it. The landlord will probably never look at the underside of the sofa, right? :P0 -
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