It's PanDENmonium! [Off Topic Chat]

Jhcx · 14-06-2015 9:33pm

I came home from work today and went straight into bed with a headache. but towards the end of my 5hour sleep i had a dream about my ex and now i feel all weird because i cant tell if its a sign about bad things to come because it was pretty realistic and serious topic of conversation involving more people. or my heart still unable to let go.

wnolan1992 · 14-06-2015 11:13pm

I got those BN biscuits ye were harping on about a while back today. Yeah, they're nice I guess.

Jhcx · 14-06-2015 11:44pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I got those BN biscuits ye were harping on about a while back today. Yeah, they're nice I guess.

I havent had them in years but im afraid to buy them again cause everything i had as a kid now tastes like baby food.

Jhcx · 19-06-2015 1:31am

Guys do Ye ever get those days/nights where you want to ask all your questions on facebook and hope that you get the answer your looking for. Like tonight I have a lot of questions and feel like I could write a blog on them. Like why am I still on my own in bed .

. I need more than cuddle buddys I think at this stage....

wnolan1992 · 19-06-2015 2:23pm

This is a stupid video I done made. I hate myself a little for using the glass smash and chainsaw effects, not gonna lie.

Junco Partner · 19-06-2015 5:03pm

Father son moments can be hilariously awkward when both you and your dad are hyperintroverted and bad with emotional displays.

LoonyLovegood · 19-06-2015 7:26pm

Met my primary school principals (a married couple) on the bus into town today. The school had more than 850 students, but they remembered my family and my parents occupations.

wnolan1992 · 19-06-2015 8:52pm

LoonyLovegood wrote: »

Met my primary school principals (a married couple) on the bus into town today. The school had more than 850 students, but they remembered my family and my parents occupations.

My mind boggles at tales of schools with that many kids in them...

For most of my time in NS there were less than 40 in the school. 4 classes in each room.

LoonyLovegood · 19-06-2015 9:25pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

My mind boggles at tales of schools with that many kids in them...

For most of my time in NS there were less than 40 in the school. 4 classes in each room.

When I started, it was 35 per class, with four classes one year, three the next. When I finished, it was 30 per class, with three classes a year. I think they're back up to four, though.

MauraTheThird · 20-06-2015 10:35am

wnolan1992 wrote: »

My mind boggles at tales of schools with that many kids in them...

For most of my time in NS there were less than 40 in the school. 4 classes in each room.

Same. I had three in my class including me. A grand total of 21 of us when I was leaving the place!

This is my first weekend off in months and I'm doing nothing at all. It's great.

pajor · 20-06-2015 8:41pm

When I was in 6th year, there were 330 in our school. Biggest number I was ever in school with. Always liked going to small schools.

iamanengine · 20-06-2015 9:32pm

There was 4 in my class in primary, madness!

LoonyLovegood · 20-06-2015 9:52pm

I wish I'd gone to small schools. My secondary was huge too. Of course, if we'd stayed in Westmeath there would have only been 2 others in my class.

Junco Partner · 20-06-2015 11:18pm

Was waiting for Stone Cold to burst in when I heard the glass shatter.

wnolan1992 · 20-06-2015 11:32pm

HugsiePie wrote: »

Go back to the shop and tell them its not silent....the sale of goods and supply of services act means youre entitled to a refund #jcbusinessbants

Oh you can be sure I've written Amazon a very strongly worded email! Scammers the lot of them!

iamanengine · 01-07-2015 7:36pm

So, how is everyone keeping?

pajor · 01-07-2015 7:52pm

iamanengine wrote: »

So, how is everyone keeping?

Warm.

Still 31 degrees atm. 36 forecast for tomorrow and Saturday.

wnolan1992 · 01-07-2015 11:09pm

I don't like the heat. I want overcast coolness again.

I mean, I put out a line of washing today, hoping to at least capitalise on the heat, and it bloody well rained! I mean, it was sunny, incredibly warm, and raining. If it's not going to stay dry, the sun may as well f*ck right off tbh.

iamanengine · 02-07-2015 12:03am

Living beside Spanish Arch across and working in a club, it's a good summer

Nerdkiller1991 · 02-07-2015 1:27am

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I don't like the heat. I want overcast coolness again.

I mean, I put out a line of washing today, hoping to at least capitalise on the heat, and it bloody well rained! I mean, it was sunny, incredibly warm, and raining. If it's not going to stay dry, the sun may as well f*ck right off tbh.

I might as well see if there's an air conditioner that I can get on a loan. That, or just bring the dehumidifier up, as I'm told crisp, dry air heat is more tolerable than our humid hot days.

wnolan1992 · 02-07-2015 10:20am

Nerdkiller1991 wrote: »

I might as well see if there's an air conditioner that I can get on a loan. That, or just bring the dehumidifier up, as I'm told crisp, dry air heat is more tolerable than our humid hot days.

I ordered al huge fan and blackout blinds on Amazon yesterday.

I shall block out this "summer" if it's the last thing I do!

Jhcx · 05-07-2015 3:07pm

That completely awkward moment you accidentally send a sext to your ex. Being mortified doesn't even cover it Ha Ha. And then getting the reply to the question you asked that you didn't want to know ha Ha.

Jhcx · 07-07-2015 1:58pm

Lads I'm not being funny but this places has become deader than a graveyard.

pajor · 07-07-2015 2:03pm

Which doesn't make sense with some complaining previously of summer boredom.

Insect Overlord · 07-07-2015 2:19pm

There ain't a whole lot that people can say in response to "accidental sexting", to be fair!

Some of the regulars from the JC, TY and LC forums should probably be reminded that this forum exists for them, really. Unless they have private forums of their own now, then this is the place for social chatting.

Slow Show · 07-07-2015 4:43pm

Regulars in the LC forum from year-to-year move onto a private forum now. It probably takes a lot of potential traffic from C&H, but from what I recall C&H was pretty quiet before that came along too, and that forum, while more active, isn't buzzing with activity either. From someone who's pretty much kept an eye on this forum for 5 years (heh, what), it's had its day. One thing I miss from its heyday was discussion threads on any number of issues eg religion, abortion, politics. I, a teenager without all that many strong opinions, learned a lot from those. It's kind of a pity that any discussion nowadays likely wouldn't last much longer than a page or two.

It's not all that abnormal. It's pretty much the nature of a forum that people join in, are active for a while, and after a point they grow tired of the inevitable repetition, and move on. C&H's problem is lack of new blood I feel. I dunno what you can do about that. The name really doesn't help though in my opinion.

iamanengine · 07-07-2015 4:57pm

What if we vote on a name change?

*facepalm*

:P

pajor · 07-07-2015 5:30pm

I tried Clearasil when I was 14/15.

Didn't f*cking work.

wnolan1992 · 07-07-2015 7:55pm

HugsiePie wrote: »

You lie! Sure c&h is only in its prime! >.> in that case perhaps now is the time to be directing lcs/jcs/tys to this forum before they start moving up to the next forum in August. I myself only stumbled across this forum by accident. (I would have never geussed this was a forum for young people based on the name) perhaps someone *cough*mods*cough* should let the members of other forums know this place exists? Anyways I remember this time last year people were also complaining about how dead this place was :P

On the name, we tried. People wanted to keep C&H. We're not revisiting it for at least a year or it's just going to be farcical.

On promoting the forum, that's what the sigs from Jizzlers are meant to do. It's not our place to go into other forums and start telling them to come here. It'd be different if I was a regular poster in the LC/JC/TY forums, but tbh if some rando posted a thread in C&H saying "Hey, all you old people who are clearly too old for C&H, why not come over to Aulwans'n'Aulfellas?" I'd ban the sh*te out of them. :P

wnolan1992 · 07-07-2015 8:09pm

On a side note, I got a 17c voucher from Tesco today.

17c.

Seventeen. Cent.

Every little helps indeed.

Oh, and I bought frozen Samosas. They are not good.

oseia · 09-07-2015 11:56pm

Slow Show wrote: »

C&H's problem is lack of new blood I feel.

Hello. *Waves*

Jhcx · 10-07-2015 12:35am

I guess i'll be the first one to say hello. Welcome.

Seriously since when did i become the receptionist?

LoonyLovegood · 10-07-2015 11:41am

Because you're friendly and welcoming. (I think) :P

wnolan1992 · 10-07-2015 12:14pm

You're the eye candy Jhcx. Us ugos hide behind the door while you lure people in with those luscious lashes of yours.

Too creepy?

pajor · 10-07-2015 4:23pm

I'm getting 404 errors, so something ain't right.

wnolan1992 · 10-07-2015 5:05pm

*whistles nonchalant tune*

Nerdkiller1991 · 10-07-2015 5:26pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

*whistles nonchalant tune*

https://youtu.be/Zoiu8_K-eZg?t=2s

Jhcx · 10-07-2015 5:55pm

God I miss futurama

Manly tear falls

oseia · 11-07-2015 12:07am

Ahoy errbody. @Hugsie your posts have disappeared but no it wasn't offensive, us arts feckers deserve the abuse sure. :P

HugsiePie · 11-07-2015 12:10am

oseia wrote: »

Ahoy errbody. @Hugsie your posts have disappeared but no it wasn't offensive, us arts feckers deserve the abuse sure. :P

It wasnt me :mad: *death glare at wnolan* :pac:

wnolan1992 · 11-07-2015 11:35am

HugsiePie wrote: »

It wasnt me :mad: *death glare at wnolan* :pac:

I imagine your glare looks like this?

LoveLamps · 11-07-2015 9:20pm

Oi people who drive? How long roughly does it take to be able to pass the theory test by using the cd? \How many times would you have to do the test and how long in days/weeks would you be practicing for? Ive only done it a handful of times and have yet to pass. Im literally just guessing every answer

(yes i know i know theres a learning to drive forum)

Jhcx · 11-07-2015 9:44pm

LoveLamps wrote: »

Oi people who drive? How long roughly does it take to be able to pass the theory test by using the cd? \How many times would you have to do the test and how long in days/weeks would you be practicing for? Ive only done it a handful of times and have yet to pass. Im literally just guessing every answer

(yes i know i know theres a learning to drive forum)

About less than 2 weeks. And few times just before the exam. Most questions you'll incounter on the CD will come up on the exam as a direct copy.

LoveLamps · 11-07-2015 11:42pm

Jhcx wrote: »

About less than 2 weeks. And few times just before the exam. Most questions you'll incounter on the CD will come up on the exam as a direct copy.

Deadly, just booked it for the 30th

MauraTheThird · 13-07-2015 3:53pm

I passed my driving test Thursday in a car I've never driven before and the freedom of a full license and a car is unreal

wnolan1992 · 13-07-2015 5:57pm

MauraTheThird wrote: »

I passed my driving test Thursday in a car I've never driven before and the freedom of a full license and a car is unreal

Congrats!

Please though, never take the freedom aspect for granted. As someone who will likely never be able to drive, it seriously pisses me off when I see young people bitching about things like the theory test and not taking it seriously, and acting like it's such a major inconvenience to put in the effort to get a full licence.

And on a side note, people need to stop complaining about self-driving cars. I would give up both of my testicles in a second to have one and not have to rely on others for transport. :P

(Two unrelated points, but I've been reading sh*t on t'internet saying self-driving cars are a bad thing recently and I've been quietly stewing away here :P)

LoonyLovegood · 13-07-2015 9:24pm

I probably won't ever be able to drive. I wish I could. I could go to Galway whenever I want and see the guy.

Nerdkiller1991 · 13-07-2015 9:41pm

LoonyLovegood wrote: »

I probably won't ever be able to drive. I wish I could. I could go to Galway whenever I want and see the guy.

Thankfully, I've got a bus pass, so I can take the bus or train for free whenever I want.

westernfrenzy · 13-07-2015 9:45pm

My legs are still super stiff after being in a car for so long.

Left the house with my family this morning at 7.30 and arrived in Killarney after 2pm. We stopped over halfway there for food though.

Jhcx · 13-07-2015 9:46pm

Nerdkiller1991 wrote: »

Thankfully, I've got a bus pass, so I can take the bus or train for free whenever I want.

The pass is great

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