aaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhh

Robby91

Argh, the left mouse button on my mouse is starting to screw up on me :mad: I really don't feel like spending €40+ for a suitable replacement, but I'll have to get it sorted soon before the button becomes completely non-functional

Aisling(",)

Gah my ex/its complicated keeps just butting into my life in ways he has no right to.I'm just soooo frustrated!

Aoifey!

Damn, made a stupid mistake.

Jay P

My feelings are all vague, conflicting and don't mean very much. Also, general exam grievances. Bleh.

IHeartChemistry

Moving is just so much effort and so much havoc that is un needed. I have the dilemma though, move or starve :pac:

Salty

IHeartChemistry wrote: »

Moving is just so much effort and so much havoc that is un needed. I have the dilemma though, move or starve :pac:

Well there's no chance that you, of all people, are going to let themselves starve!:pac:

Obligatory arrgh: kinda bored of the library now.

Aoifey!

IHeartChemistry wrote: »

Moving is just so much effort and so much havoc that is un needed. I have the dilemma though, move or starve :pac:

I've been having the same problem all day. So hungry, but so so lazy.

IHeartChemistry

_meehan_ wrote: »

Well there's no chance that you, of all people, are going to let themselves starve!:pac:

Obligatory arrgh: kinda bored of the library now.

I got too hungry :pac: Caved and walked to Tesco to get me a pizza NOM
Worth it.

wnolan1992

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Gah! Packing suuuuccckkkkssss!

Gah! UnPacking suuuuccckkkkssss!

Aoifey!

Tried to cook my own dinner for once. It did not go well.

Slow Show

According to my mother's professional opinion, I have chicken pox. Except she's not sure whether I had them before (top-notch parenting there Mother) so we don't know for sure. But this is surreal...kinda a relief because I was fully sure I was having a serious stress-induced bout of acne but wow...chicken pox. Who gets chicken pox at this age? Crazy...

Lawliet

Slow Show wrote: »

According to my mother's professional opinion, I have chicken pox. Except she's not sure whether I had them before (top-notch parenting there Mother) so we don't know for sure. But this is surreal...kinda a relief because I was fully sure I was having a serious stress-induced bout of acne but wow...chicken pox. Who gets chicken pox at this age? Crazy...

Surely one of you would know if you have chicken pox before or not? It not something that's easy to forget

wnolan1992

Slow Show wrote: »

According to my mother's professional opinion, I have chicken pox. Except she's not sure whether I had them before (top-notch parenting there Mother) so we don't know for sure. But this is surreal...kinda a relief because I was fully sure I was having a serious stress-induced bout of acne but wow...chicken pox. Who gets chicken pox at this age? Crazy...

Is your mom organising playdates with all the neighbour children as we speak?

Slow Show

Ah yes, I also remember the time I first tried baby formula...almost as big a moment for me as the time I said my first word. I remember like it was yesterday...

My mother, on the other hand, has no excuse. But to her credit, she knows that at least one of me or my twin brother got it, so errr...yeah.

PseudoFamous

Slow Show wrote: »

Ah yes, I also remember the time I first tried baby formula...almost as big a moment for me as the time I said my first word. I remember like it was yesterday...

it was yesterday!

Hairycopper

Ah here now, whats Facebook playing at with you being able to see when people have read your messages. I ignore everyone 90% of the time

JamJamJamJam

Hairycopper wrote: »

Ah here now, whats Facebook playing at with you being able to see when people have read your messages. I ignore everyone 90% of the time

???

Namlub

Hate facebook these days.




Thank this post if you hate cancer

Aoifey!

Namlub wrote: »

Hate facebook these days.




Thank this post if you hate cancer

Keep scrolling if you have no heart </3

Hairycopper

JamJamJamJam wrote: »

???

On Facebook chat now when someone has read what you have sent them, it comes up as "seen at 01:05" or whatever time it was read.

Salty

Hairycopper wrote: »

On Facebook chat now when someone has read what you have sent them, it comes up as "seen at 01:05" or whatever time it was read.

That's crap! I often just read but ignore messages, and reply when the humour takes me!:pac:

Colm!

Namlub wrote: »

Thank this post if you hate cancer

Nah, cancer's sound.

Hairycopper

On a 10 minute break from a first aid course. I got three hours sleep last night and this is only for 4. more hours

Professey Chin

Hairycopper wrote: »

On a 10 minute break from a first aid course. I got three hours sleep last night and this is only for 4. more hours

Fix me leg will ya!

I think I got caught by a Go Safe van >_<
(think because im not sure if I was over the limit or not)

suitcasepink

While procrastinating I have realised my true dilemma with studying.
I just dunno how. Like Ive never studied for anything more than 2 days in advance, ever! And generally if I study 2 days before I dont act try so I end up knowing nothing.. But cramming night before is all I know.. You try to learn everything you can in as short a time as you can and the stress of it all sticks the info to you
But with over a week to go, I dunno how to know how much I should be doing, what I should be doing... Or basically anything
Oh study, Y U SO CRAY CRAY?!

wnolan1992

Ah lads... All I've done since arriving home on Thursday evening is eat junk food. Today alone, I've eaten 3 wagon wheels, packet of tayto, bag of malteasers, a Turkish bar and a huge scoop of chocolate fudge ice-cream.

Insect Overlord

Jay P wrote: »

My feelings are all vague, conflicting and don't mean very much. Also, general exam grievances. Bleh.

And this, my friends, is how you sum up a 6,800 post thread in one brief message! :pac:

But also *man-hugs* for everyone.

Slow Show

Hey deise, I was like that myself for a fair period at the start of this year but after Christmas I discovered what worked for me. Make nice notes! Seriously...I know everyone has different ways of studying but for me it was taking out a nice fresh refill pad (if you're ever in Easons or wherever, get an Oxford refill pad...just get it. Yes, yes, it costs about twice as much as a normal pad but it's actually a pleasure to right on.../nerd), a few good different-coloured pens and making out my own notes on whatever it is I'm trying to study. Then I slot them into a folder, it's kinda nice seeing the papers accumulate in your folder tbh. That killed my laziness thankfully, I dunno what I'll do next year though when I've actually made notes on everything, could be my demise. :pac:

Anyway, so I am now in quarantine for the foreseeable future (expect a huge increase in my post count, I've already volunteered my maths skillz to the JCers). Which means that I am effectively on summer holidays. And in a great deal of discomfort -_-...also I miss my summer tests, which one would expect to evoke a response of the 'yaaaah' variety but I've been studying for these tests. Damn. Also I just realised I'm gonna miss the Leaving Certs last week in school...that's quite sad tbh AND I lose out on money what with not being able to work for at least next weekend...and I was forecast to have extra hours next weekend. WHY LIFE, WHY MUST YOU BE SO UNFAIR? *cries*

AtomicKoala

I wish life had a save option like Pokémon. So you could just go back to the last point where you saved and and redo **** differently.

Colm!

AtomicKoala wrote: »

I wish life had a save option like Pokémon. So you could just go back to the last point where you saved and and redo **** differently.

That'd lead to two outcomes in my book, either "****, why didn't I save before doing that?" or ****ing up, loading back and finding yourself a few ages in the past.