What has disapointed you recently

Joe prim · 03-08-2016 03:22PM

Esel wrote: »

Fap said 'recently'....

I'm disappointed that people don't realise that "recent " is a relative term:rolleyes:

RayCon · 03-08-2016 03:25PM

McGargles Stout ..... fairly sh!te.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 03-08-2016 03:31PM

The quality of Wednesday's threads has disappointed me, as did one on Sunday. It all started Early on 1st August.

Kamili · 04-08-2016 09:50AM

Enda Kenny

Buona Fortuna · 04-08-2016 09:54AM

Windows 10

learn_more · 06-08-2016 05:50PM

DontThankMe wrote: »

The new independence day movie, independence day resurgence it was complete ****! I loved the original but the new one was such a disappointment one of the worst movies i've seen in the last few years!

God you'd think the'd make some attempt to make it somewhat memorable.

Autosport · 06-08-2016 06:04PM

The weather today

06-08-2016 06:54PM

A friend offering to help with a beta test but then really screwing it up. Don't offer to do something if you're not going to do it.

Outlaw Pete · 06-08-2016 08:16PM

Are 'Yore ma' replies still frowned upon? :P

Sweetemotion · 06-08-2016 09:16PM

letting my girlfriend cutting my hair.

Now sitting here with a blade one all over.

ToddyDoody · 07-08-2016 02:42PM

The whole Brexit thing would have you fairly disappointed with what was once the leading country in the world on many fronts.

On a smaller scale, I guess my socks wearing out is quite disappointing.

Ally Dick · 07-08-2016 04:44PM

ToddyDoody wrote: »

The whole Brexit thing would have you fairly disappointed with what was once the leading country in the world on many fronts.

I'll be disappointed if the UK doesn't go down the toilet because of Brexit. I'd love it if they do, even if it has a bad impact on Ireland. They deserve it for years of al a carte European politics. Who do they think they are? They should have been kicked out of the EU years ago for not participating in the Euro currency

Collie D · 07-08-2016 04:51PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

I'll be disappointed if the UK doesn't go down the toilet because of Brexit. I'd love it if they do, even if it has a bad impact on Ireland. They deserve it for years of al a carte European politics. Who do they think they are? They should have been kicked out of the EU years ago for not participating in the Euro currency

Quite harsh. Should we be punished for sticking with a low corporation tax? Should Brussels decide everything? I'm not saying we should exit but we should maintain sovereignty.

Buona Fortuna · 07-08-2016 06:15PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

I'll be disappointed if the UK doesn't go down the toilet because of Brexit. I'd love it if they do, even if it has a bad impact on Ireland. They deserve it for years of al a carte European politics. Who do they think they are? They should have been kicked out of the EU years ago for not participating in the Euro currency

How dare they. When the taxes go up. When the hospital waiting lists get longer. When schools close. When ....

It will all have been worth it to have taught them a lesson to knuckle down to the Brussels diktats. :rolleyes:

5rtytry56 · 07-08-2016 06:59PM

My ASUS Intel i5 "SonicMaster". Has 4GB RAM. The pops and bangs in the sound output come on easily enough, even if the thing is plugged in. I've tried tweaking and the latest drivers. I mean, the thing did'nt cost me an arm and a leg I'm not using it for gaming but I expected a bit more 'bang for buck'.:(

Chain Smoker · 07-08-2016 07:56PM

Seattle, haven't a notion what I'm supposed to do here.

arayess · 07-08-2016 08:25PM

Buona Fortuna wrote: »

How dare they. When the taxes go up. When the hospital waiting lists get longer. When schools close. When ....

It will all have been worth it to have taught them a lesson to knuckle down to the Brussels diktats. :rolleyes:

indeed. funny how most of the irish are so disbelieving that the UK would want to exit to the EU given the EU made us swallow that **** load of bank debt.

I'm not saying we should leave tomorrow but the attitude that one shouldn't have any misgivings is bizarre considering the **** sandwich ireland recently ate on behalf of our betters in europe.

they were great pals to ireland when things were going well but when things turned they shafted ireland like black sheep of the family we truly are.

arayess · 07-08-2016 08:27PM

life has disappointed me in recent times.

long standing friends I thought were real friends were either not or decided to stop being.
such is life...I can only hope to win the euromillions before they do and make them sorry.

kefir32 · 07-08-2016 08:40PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

I'll be disappointed if the UK doesn't go down the toilet because of Brexit. I'd love it if they do, even if it has a bad impact on Ireland. They deserve it for years of al a carte European politics. Who do they think they are? They should have been kicked out of the EU years ago for not participating in the Euro currency

idiot

Eramen · 07-08-2016 08:43PM

Chain Smoker wrote: »

Seattle, haven't a notion what I'm supposed to do here.

The Dota2 'International' event is on in one of the local arenas this week. I'd love to be there

Eramen · 07-08-2016 08:48PM

arayess wrote: »

indeed. funny how most of the irish are so disbelieving that the UK would want to exit to the EU given the EU made us swallow that **** load of bank debt.

I'm not saying we should leave tomorrow but the attitude that one shouldn't have any misgivings is bizarre considering the **** sandwich ireland recently ate on behalf of our betters in europe.

they were great pals to ireland when things were going well but when things turned they shafted ireland like black sheep of the family we truly are.

It was reported last week that Ireland paid 60% of the service charges on EU-wide debts. All other nations combined paid 40%. We got screwed. The government has no plans to challenge the state of events.

This is hidden from an incredulous public who continually slander the UK for leaving the boys club. They never suspect RTE is under-reporting on relevant information. Pure begrudgery/idiocy tbh.

Sue Pa Key Pa · 07-08-2016 08:50PM

The air fryer I bought last week. Made a few things with it and nothing has come out as I expected. I'm that close to chucking the thing, or reading the instructions

wakka12 · 07-08-2016 09:04PM

The suicide squad

triona1 · 07-08-2016 09:34PM

Sue Pa Key Pa wrote: »

The air fryer I bought last week. Made a few things with it and nothing has come out as I expected. I'm that close to chucking the thing, or reading the instructions

Nasty things bought one for nearly 200 euro because my husband had a heart attack cheaper to bury the fecker ðŸ˜® actually I'll air fry him!but kill him with kindness first cause I'm nice like that.

babyboom · 07-08-2016 10:50PM

Life has disappointed me recently. Thought by 46 I'd be back working and having some sort of life. Instead am stuck at home with two teenagers, a 12 year old and the dog. Thought I'd have a bit more financial freedom by now. Also, I made hasselback potatoes for the first time the other day and they weren't "all that". Bitterly disappointed.

Garzard · 07-08-2016 11:28PM

Mainly getting rejected for an apprenticeship with Bus Eireann recently despite an excellent interview. Wouldn't be the first time. Just can't seem to catch a break lately with job hunting.

triona1 · 07-08-2016 11:48PM

Working,****ed up but can be fixed,4 kids looking for somewhere to live yep I fooked up big time trusted someone that I seen all the red flags.

Burial. · 08-08-2016 12:02AM

My inability to walk away from the poker table when I'm on a big downswing. Lost the price of a brand new car just for trying to save a little pride at the end of a terrible session at the tables.

triona1 · 08-08-2016 12:17AM

Burial. wrote: »

My inability to walk away from the poker table when I'm on a big downswing. Lost the price of a brand new car just for trying to save a little pride at the end of a terrible session at the tables.

Hugs.walk now

triona1 · 08-08-2016 12:20AM

babyboom wrote: »

Life has disappointed me recently. Thought by 46 I'd be back working and having some sort of life. Instead am stuck at home with two teenagers, a 12 year old and the dog. Thought I'd have a bit more financial freedom by now. Also, I made hasselback potatoes for the first time the other day and they weren't "all that". Bitterly disappointed.

You have more than most a child and home and a dog never mind a cooker!

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