Wanker watch: Warning signs that someone is a tosser

Grayson

ScrubsfanChris wrote: »

If he's travelling to another EU country it is.

It's not a legal requirement to show a boarding pass when buying goods at an airport. The reason the shops do it is because they have a single pricing structure. They have the same price whether you're travelling in or out of the EU. However, when you scan your pass, if you are travelling outside the EU, the company can claim back the VAT on the purchase. So they make everyone scan their passes.

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/retail-and-services/passengers-not-obliged-to-show-boarding-cards-in-airport-shops-1.2314584

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/advice/Airport-VAT-scam-What-should-I-do-if-asked-to-show-my-boarding-pass/

So the guy was right, he didn't have to show his boarding card. When he did it's just so the shop can (potentially) make more money off the transaction.

wp_rathead

NufcNavan wrote: »

I don't mind wearing jerseys in general but wearing them at the airport is a gripe of mine. Looks very tacky.

But if they going to an away match?

EagererBeaver

wp_rathead wrote: »

But if they going to an away match?

Phenomenal response.

wp_rathead

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Phenomenal response.

Thanks I try

Carpentry

Parchment wrote: »

-A shiny/buffed Audi/BMW (male)
-A white VW Tiquan/ Hyundai 4x4 (female)
-A thumb ring (male)
-Michael Kors bag (Female)
-Wearing GAA clothes in a non-sporting context (both genders)
-French manicure (female)

People who judge other people just by looking at them. Nothing worse for me.

Brendan Bendar

Carpentry wrote: »

People who judge other people just by looking at them. Nothing worse for me.

You can't have long conversations with everybody.

Carpentry

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

You can't have long conversations with everybody.

So why to judge in first place ?

PopePalpatine

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Speaking of airports, ***** who take A big brown bag from Burger King (always seems to be BK and not McDonald's) onto a plane. Bastards.

For my last flight it was either do that, stay hungry for about 3-4 more hours or subject myself to Ryanair's food.

Rumpy Pumpy

Middle aged or elderly men wearing white runners and jeans.

smelly sock

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Speaking of airports, ***** who take A big brown bag from Burger King (always seems to be BK and not McDonald's) onto a plane. Bastards.

Is there a Mcdonalds in Dublin Airport though?

Brendan Bendar

Carpentry wrote: »

So why to judge in first place ?

It's called everyday living, it's what is in our psyche, we assess stuff, people, risks, plans, actions, re actions,sights, sounds....y'know, everyday stuff.

Sometimes we are wrong, most of the time we are right, I would assess?

smelly sock

GAA gear, especially club gear is an identity for people. A part who they are. It show what parish they are from and that they are part of an inclusive movement which can mean so much from small communities and large.

When they are abroad it again acts as an Identity.

I think it's a hell of a lot different than a ManUTD jersey or Celtic Jersey. But again I'd have no issue with that.

Generally people who have an issue with the GAA are begrudgers.

donkeykong5

smelly sock wrote: »

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Speaking of airports, ***** who take A big brown bag from Burger King (always seems to be BK and not McDonald's) onto a plane. Bastards.

Is there a Mcdonalds in Dublin Airport though?

Only burger king as far as I remember.

Boom_Bap

donkeykong5 wrote: »

Only burger king as far as I remember.

I've conducted exhaustive research on this, inside the airport, no. There is one beside it near the Topaz garage.

smelly sock

Boom_Bap wrote: »

I've conducted exhaustive research on this, inside the airport, no. There is one beside it near the Topaz garage.

It kind of narrows the choices down then.

Can't really refer to them as W****rs if they have no other choice.

Boom_Bap

smelly sock wrote: »

It kind of narrows the choices down then.

Can't really refer to them as W****rs if they have no other choice.

I'm a wanker for knowing what fast food is available in airports around the globe.

donkeykong5

I don't like female senators who are rude to people who have voted them in. Claire byrne show during the week.

Rumpy Pumpy

Boom_Bap wrote: »

I've conducted exhaustive research on this, inside the airport, no. There is one beside it near the Topaz garage.

Eh, you might want to check your research methodology amigo. There's a McDonalds in Terminal One.

Bandana boy

Anybody who wears a shirt with collar and cuffs a different color than the body of the shirt

Carpentry

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

It's called everyday living, it's what is in our psyche, we assess stuff, people, risks, plans, actions, re actions,sights, sounds....y'know, everyday stuff.

Sometimes we are wrong, most of the time we are right, I would assess?

So you're everyday living is assessing people by looking at them ?

Is there a go to website where people can look up what should they think of another person because they're looking such or such ?

Who is setting the standards/stereotypes ?

When I see people in GAA jerseys I assess that they are GAA fans, would I be wrong or right in this judgement ?

Brendan Bendar

donkeykong5 wrote: »

I don't like female senators who are rude to people who have voted them in. Claire byrne show during the week.

Kong, the fact that you don't like them doesn't make them a tosser.

It has to be more than that,more generic.

Like that small coterie of Supermarket workers who are complete sour cretins all year and think that wearing a Christmas jumper makes them suddenly all soft and cuddly.

Obvious tossers like.....

Boom_Bap

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

Eh, you might want to check your research methodology amigo. There's a McDonalds in Terminal One.

Your right! I suck at this. There's one up the stairs on the right side isnt there.
I need to find a new thing at being a wanker at.

Professor Moriarty

**** who call **** '****'. They're onanists.

Rumpy Pumpy

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Your right! I suck at this. There's one up the stairs on the right side isnt there.
I need to find a new thing at being a wanker at.

Some sour skins would suggest that being a Boards moderator means you already excel at that. Not me though.

Anyways, middle aged men wearing lycra and riding expensive bicycles for their short daily commute into the office.

smelly sock

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

Eh, you might want to check your research methodology amigo. There's a McDonalds in Terminal One.

But T1 is for rich posh w*****s though.

Brendan Bendar

Carpentry wrote: »

So you're everyday living is assessing people by looking at them ?

Is there a go to website where people can look up what should they think of another person because they're looking such or such ?

Who is setting the standards/stereotypes ?

When I see people in GAA jerseys I assess that they are GAA fans, would I be wrong or right in this judgement ?

For sure, for sure, I set the standards myself, no need for websites or anything like that.

If I am going home at night and I see a group of males in hoodies and trackies huddled over a couple of wine bottles I make a judgement.

Give them a wide berth.

Now they could be trainee Gardaì on undercover surveillance but I make my judgement that they are tossers and act accordingly.

It's that simples.;)

Puibo

Bandana boy wrote:

Anybody who wears a shirt with collar and cuffs a different color than the body of the shirt

If I am right in thinking your name represents an item of clothing that you wear, then perhaps you shouldn't comment on anything fashion related!

Carpentry

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

For sure, for sure, I set the standards myself, no need for websites or anything like that.

If I am going home at night and I see a group of males in hoodies and trackies huddled over a couple of wine bottles I make a judgement.

Give them a wide berth.

Now they could be trainee Gardaì on undercover surveillance but I make my judgement that they are tossers and act accordingly.

It's that simples.;)

Or boxing's Club night out on Christmas party

EagererBeaver

PopePalpatine wrote: »

For my last flight it was either do that, stay hungry for about 3-4 more hours or subject myself to Ryanair's food.

Shove it into your gob before you get on the plane ffs!

Brendan Bendar

Carpentry wrote: »

Or boxing's Club night out on Christmas party

Yes of course, absolutely.

However I make my judgement that they are tossers and take appropriate action.

I could be right and I could be wrong.