What made you smile/frown/mad/sad/cry today-thread for all your emotional needs! V4

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Waiting for my brother to stop watching stupid snooker so I can get my ice-cream and watch some of the stuff I have recorded on Sky+. Hurry up, I need my Cookie Dough dammit!

mariebeth

musical.x wrote: »

delighted for you. you totally deserve it glad it finally turned to "Date" territory dont worry about the past though. that will just hold you back. just keep in mind that this is a different person and a different situation. just go with the flow

Thanks hun. You're totally right, it is a different situation and a very different person.

Lola92

Evening loungers!

Glad the date went well mariebeth, sounds promising!

I have wanted a tattoo for so long. Think it will be my prezzie to myself when I get down to my goal weight

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Spotted David Morse in a film on RTE1. He's one of those people that are oddly attractive to me along with William Petersen.

Mars Bar

Jane_LS_88 wrote: »

Spotted David Morse in a film on RTE1. He's one of those people that are oddly attractive to me along with William Petersen.

Nothing to be ashamed of there!

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Cookie Dough ice-cream and Criminal Minds. Life is okay.

MissFlitworth

Went to see the muppets tonight & I think I was that annoying person in the cinema everyone hates, everything was just so funny to me. Then started crying at the end. Best to watch movies away from people in future! Would give my left arm to watch the muppets take manhattan now, on a total kermie buzz. the Muppets.

Acoshla

The Lovely Muffin wrote: »

Waffles and beans for dinner

I had this but with fish fingers, one of my favourite "bold" dinners!

Novella

Today is my mam's birthday. We went out for dinner and it was sooo yummy.

Gotta love finding little random things on Google -

Search for this in Google:

(sqrt(cos(x))*cos(400*x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.4)*(4-x*x)^0.1

WesternNight

Had a lovely dinner out

Have to knuckle down tomorrow and really focus on assignments Someone put the coffee pot on in the morning, k?

Carsinian Thau

Christy Moore on RTE1.

Can still remember taking my Dad to see him over the summer. Great memory really.

The Lovely Muffin

Oh Gawwwwwwd Christy Moore is on RTÉ1 now, my granny is listening to it and it is blaring.

There are times when I wish there was no sound on our T.V, this is one of those times......

Sephiroth_dude

WesternNight wrote: »

Had a lovely dinner out

Have to knuckle down tomorrow and really focus on assignments Someone put the coffee pot on in the morning, k?

no problem

Princess Peach

Christy Moore was a good friend of my Grandad, used to visit once a year when he was alive

I am going insane on these Saturday nights in. I know I go out Thursday and Friday nights, but still! I'm not used to it! Even though I'm very tired and still feeling delicate, I'd a give a club a go just to do something :pac:

Acoshla

The Lovely Muffin wrote: »

Oh Gawwwwwwd Christy Moore is on RTÉ1 now, my granny is listening to it and it is blaring.

There are times when I wish there was no sound on our T.V, this is one of those times......

I can't stand Christy Moore, ugh.

Dolbert

Met him before, he's a gent.

The Lovely Muffin

Acoshla wrote: »

I can't stand Christy Moore, ugh.

+1,000,000.

I find him utterly boring.

Carsinian Thau

Dolorous wrote: »

Met him before, he's a gent.

I wonder how hard that is to do? He certainly seems very approachable.

I'd love to meet him. Pretty sure my Dad would too....

Princess Peach

Dolorous wrote: »

Met him before, he's a gent.

Isn't he just! My nanny used to make such a big deal when he would visit. He would get to use her parlour, a room she kept locked every other day of the year usually :pac: And he would give me and my brothers a tenner and my Dad tickets to his show. My Grandad is a little famous because he fought in the Spanish Civil War, and Christy wrote a song about it and put a dedication in a book for him, his children and grandchildren, that me

I'm proud of all the things my Grandad did and people are always telling me how great it was. But I'll always remember him as my Grandad who lived with us and gave me Werthers and turkish delight and told funny stories and loved Live at 3 and Mr Bean! I loved having my grandparents with us growing up, we were really close. Him and Nanny were just great characters! So friendly and funny.

Dolbert

Carsinian Thau wrote: »

I wonder how hard that is to do? He certainly seems very approachable.

I'd love to meet him. Pretty sure my Dad would too....

I met him through a work function, briefly worked with his son also. Both lovely!

Seomra Mushie

Jane_LS_88 wrote: »

Seomra Mushie, I was really shocked reading about your Dad. Is he okay now? There really are some bad people out there. Also congratulations on getting the job!

He is, but he was pretty bad the night it happened! He has decided not to press charges but the guards will be keeping an eye on the guy. He's hoping the guy will be caught drink driving and will be put off the road. I looked at where it happened the next day. The jeep track is actually up on the bottom of the ditch and my Dad was inside that between the jeep and the barbed wire on the top of the ditch. :eek:

rainbow kirby

Left Discovery on, looked up from a FB chat to see Bear Grylls urinating into a snakeskin and then drinking it. Really needed to see that :rolleyes:

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Seomra Mushie wrote: »

He is, but he was pretty bad the night it happened! He has decided not to press charges but the guards will be keeping an eye on the guy. He's hoping the guy will be caught drink driving and will be put off the road. I looked at where it happened the next day. The jeep track is actually up on the bottom of the ditch and my Dad was inside that between the jeep and the barbed wire on the top of the ditch. :eek:

Hopefully he will be caught because idiots like him shouldn't be allowed to drive a car.

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Left Discovery on, looked up from a FB chat to see Bear Grylls urinating into a snakeskin and then drinking it. Really needed to see that :rolleyes:

:eek:

I feel really lonely.

Acoshla

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Left Discovery on, looked up from a FB chat to see Bear Grylls urinating into a snakeskin and then drinking it. Really needed to see that :rolleyes:

Ugh I can't stand him either! Saw him being interviewed when I went to a taping of David Letterman Show, yawn.

Tigger99

He is a fine thing tho, despite the dramatics he goes on with.:);)

Acoshla

Ew no! Yuk!

krudler

Tigger99 wrote: »

He is a fine thing tho, despite the dramatics he goes on with.:);)

but its just him vs wild!

well him, a production crew, safety officer, rescue team and cameraman, the director and sound guy who are all with him as well.

krudler

Acoshla wrote: »

I can't stand Christy Moore, ugh.

I despise his music, like it actually makes me angry if I hear one of his songs, I'm sure hes sound but his "twiddle diddle fiddle HUP! twiddle diddle" vocal style and folky sh1te is just terrible. I used to dread when he released a new album when I worked for hmv, as you'd get the granny brigade in on a saturday morning after his inevitable late late appearance the night before looking for "de new christy record"

Acoshla

krudler wrote: »

I despise his music, like it actually makes me angry if I hear one of his songs, I'm sure hes sound but his "twiddle diddle fiddle HUP! twiddle diddle" vocal style and folky sh1te is just terrible. I used to dread when he released a new album when I worked for hmv, as you'd get the granny brigade in on a saturday morning after his inevitable late late appearance the night before looking for "de new christy record"

A family friend of mine runs his main fan website and follows him around the country to each gig