How much of a rebel are you?

TallGlass

Well after a long and though full process to get you pass the inital filter of making this topic seem interesting and fooling the 'roll over' command that accompany so many browsers to date.

Funk, I have forget the topic, oh yah how much of rebel are you?

I am so much of rebel, I leave the windows open and lets the moths in. Sure someone has to

Even more so when I bring out the grimmer nazis but that's for another pieces of string.

KKkitty

I have "Works at being a full time mad bastard" on my Facebook page. Beat that.

KKkitty

TallGlass wrote: »

Well after a long and though full process to get you pass the inital filter of making this topic seem interesting and fooling the 'roll over' command that accompany so many browsers to date.

Funk, I have forget the topic, oh yah how much of rebel are you?

I am so much of rebel, I leave the windows open and lets the moths in. Sure someone has to

Even more so when I bring out the grimmer nazis but that's for another pieces of string.

It's grammar Nazis just so you know.

Jotunheim

I'm such a rebel that I'm currently at a base on Hoth and I intend to go on an air raid soon.

wylie

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

KKkitty wrote: »

I have "Works at being a full time mad bastard" on my Facebook page. Beat that.

Did you study at the school of hard knocks, before graduating from the University of Life?

efb

there's grim nazis, then there's the grimmer nazis...

efb

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Did you study at the school of hard knocks, before graduating from the University of Life?

Full time mammy to my tree angles...

KKkitty

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Did you study at the school of hard knocks, before graduating from the University of Life?

Of course I did. How else would I have accomplished so much. ,

efb

and those fcuking minion memes...

Robsweezie

Eating after eights before eight. What are you gonna do about it???

KKkitty

efb wrote: »

Full time mammy to my tree angles...

I have 3 kids and they're very acute.

The other fella

Im the one that really shot that Lion.

coffee with colm

I once got the birth cert of a dead child and made a fake identity from it.

KKkitty

The other fella wrote: »

Im the one that really shot that Lion.

Well aren't you a Wally. Future Where's Wally books will have the dentist in them.

efb

The other fella wrote: »

Im the one that really shot that Lion.

How much to you charge for a filling?

Wacker The Attacker

I used to **** in the work bogs

uch

I once got arrested for being somebody else !

NachoBusiness

If I was a female Boardsie I'd say I'm such a rebel that when I'm having sex around midnight, I cry out for more, more, more, but as I'm not, I won't say anything.

DarkyHughes

I've been in court several times

DEFTLEFTHAND

The stars and bars fly on a flagstaff at the entrance to my property. Tee Hee....

NachoBusiness

At Tesco self service I weigh in grapes as potatoes.

Hammer89

I'm such a rebel that I took a sh*t with the bathroom door wide open this afternoon. There was nobody in the house, but usually I shut it - and lock it - anyway incase I'm mistaken. Not today, my friends. My shih-tzu waddled into the landing and barked as if she didn't know me. In many ways she didn't. I barely knew myself. "My owner doesn't do this," she said, with her bark. She was wrong.

TomBtheGoat

I frequently press the pedestrian crossing button, change my mind and then walk away.

Junkyard Tom

I murdered a butterfly as a child.

eternal

I wear a People's Republic of Cork T Shirt when I'm making out.

The_Valeyard

I've played a rebel in many a computer game. In fact I also make a very good terrorist in other games.

retro:electro

Caledonia you're calling me

The_Valeyard

OP, maybe you could join the Judean People's Front

hairyslug

I lie on online surveys

Very Bored

I'm not a rebel, I'm a cat, I chew up rebels for breakfast and spit them out...

Menas

I wear odd socks on every second sunday. Beat that squares.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Very Bored wrote: »

I'm not a rebel, I'm a cat, I chew up rebels for breakfast and spit them out...

I'd say Tipp will give you felines a good beating in the final this year. There won't be a meow out of yous after it.

iDave

I've been to Cork

Very Bored

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I'd say Tipp will give you felines a good beating in the final this year. There won't be a meow out of yous after it.

If they do ye can come back when ye've won 10 in 15 years...

DEFTLEFTHAND

Very Bored wrote: »

If they do ye can come back when ye've won 10 in 15 years...

The Premier though have one special record which can't be broken by another team, they've won at least one SHC All Ireland in every decade since the formation of the GAA.

Very Bored

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

The Premier though have one special record which can't be broken by another team, they've won at least one SHC All Ireland in every decade since the formation of the GAA.

Though it is a "uniqueness" that can be lost. If Tipperary went on a particularly bad run and didn't win one for ten or more years, who'd have said in 2005 that Cork would, then that record becomes lost.

Most counties have something "unique" anyway... Kilkenny were the first to win the new Liam. That can never change.

Anyway, we're digressing, I said what I originally said as a tongue-in-cheek joke, not to cause offence.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Very Bored wrote: »

Though it is a "uniqueness" that can be lost. If Tipperary went on a particularly bad run and didn't win one for ten or more years, who'd have said in 2005 that Cork would, then that record becomes lost.

Most counties have something "unique" anyway... Kilkenny were the first to win the new Liam. That can never change.

Anyway, we're digressing, I said what I originally said as a tongue-in-cheek joke, not to cause offence.

I'm only having the craic too. However I do believe the stone throwers will have the edge over the cats should they meet in the final.

Ruu

When they call Zone 2, or Group 1 etc when boarding a flight, I'll go to board even if my ticket is not listing the group called.

Very Bored

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I'm only having the craic too. However I do believe the stone throwers will have the edge over the cats should they meet in the final.

We shall see, we shall see, I have come to the conclusion after so many years that to beat Kilkenny you have to beat sixteen men. And I'm not talking about the referee but about Cody. That doesn't make it impossible, ever, but it does make it difficult.

branie2

Not much

Very Bored

Ruu wrote: »

When they call Zone 2, or Group 1 etc when boarding a flight, I'll go to board even if my ticket is not listing the group called.

I wait till the very last thing regardless of my ticket number. Just as the queue is reaching the very end I'll nonchalantly walk up and board in a few minutes instead of queueing for ages. Best bit about it is people often leave the emergency seats free because generally people don't like them for some reason which suits me and my 6'3" frame perfectly.

Menas

Very Bored wrote: »

I wait till the very last thing regardless of my ticket number. Just as the queue is reaching the very end I'll nonchalantly walk up and board in a few minutes instead of queueing for ages. Best bit about it is people often leave the emergency seats free because generally people don't like them for some reason which suits me and my 6'3" frame perfectly.

That is how I would like to be, trouble is that if the flight is full you risk the overhead bin at your seat been full...thus getting your handbagage shoved under the seat in front (so no leg room for you)
Or...worst case scenario...put in an overhead bin that is way behind you meaning you have to wait until everyone else has disembarked before you can get your bag at your destination.

Course you could just check your bag in ...but €€€

Robsweezie

I don't read the terms and conditions because I ****ing live dangerously.

Joe prim

I bought a return ticket.....and didn't come back! Up yours, Irish rail!

K.Flyer

I once opened a packet of crisps from the other end, total crazyness.

Saipanne

I'm the biggest rebel on this backwater hole.





Not that I care.

Sir Osis of Liver.

The_Valeyard wrote: »

OP, maybe you could join the Judean People's Front

Splitters...

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

I once paid for a meal in a cafe and ran out without eating it.

Dr Turk Turkelton

Menas wrote: »

That is how I would like to be, trouble is that if the flight is full you risk the overhead bin at your seat been full...thus getting your handbagage shoved under the seat in front (so no leg room for you)
Or...worst case scenario...put in an overhead bin that is way behind you meaning you have to wait until everyone else has disembarked before you can get your bag at your destination.

Course you could just check your bag in ...but €€€

Eh just take out the bag that is in your bin and leave it on the floor. I've had to do it a few times.

K.Flyer

Dr Turk Turkelton wrote: »

Eh just take out the bag that is in your bin and leave it on the floor. I've had to do it a few times.

Bins are not designated or numbered so technically you don't have a pre-assigned bin.
Add to this that there are approximately 10% more seats than bins, (see Ryan Air especially), someone eventually misses out, usually the last to board on a full flight.