It's PanDENmonium! [Off Topic Chat]

Jhcx wrote: »

Only been in my job a month already starting to question whether I'll be able to keep it up. It's a grand job but like yesterday and today proved tough not getting 2 seconds without you name being called. Feel like going to get nothing done. And making so many mistakes cause of the rush.

I Know the feeling.
"Junco can you get me change?"
"Junco can I take my break?"
"Junco there's someone on the phone looking for you"
"Junco, junco , Junco"

Studying for my exam in 12 hours, I havent half of what I want covered and what I do have covered, well I dont understand, the more I read the more confused I get

My uncle told me I carry myself like a guard yesterday.

An odd thing to say but he is the third person to say it to me in the last year or so.

I don't know what that means .

HugsiePie wrote: »

Studying for my exam in 12 hours, I havent half of what I want covered and what I do have covered, well I dont understand, the more I read the more confused I get

Guess what topic came up in my exam :pac:
And even tho I had my choice of questions guess what question I decided to do anyways :pac:

Junco Partner wrote: »

My uncle told me I carry myself like a guard yesterday.

An odd thing to say but he is the third person to say it to me in the last year or so.

I don't know what that means .

This is exactly how i picture guards walking. just waddling everywhere. honest to god does it not look like there are. just cant walk in a straight line honestly yer man on the left just reminds me of a puppet im so sorry but its what i see.



In saying all that i ve been told i stand like a bouncer so... meh

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Random question, but does anyone here actually know any Gardai? Like, have any of your friends gone to Templemore or have you met a Garda someplace else and become friends?

I mean, I know there's only 13,000 or so of them in the country, but it surprises me that I don't think I've met any in the wild...

And here we have a fine specimen of a super intendant, as he watches over his barracks with great caution and pride. The underlings dare not challenge him or feel the rath of a suspension.
An intruder approaches, all is calm, the gardai are weary but hold their ground......it is just a false alarm, the intruder was reporting stolen goods, and he quickly makes his way back to his den and leaves the gardai to continue their filing.
But hark, the sounds of sirens drive the underlings from the sweet comfort of their barrakcs to a more desolate dangerous location on the outskirts of town, in hopes that a paycheck will soon arrive. There are vicious attackers preying on the defensless citizens, but as the gaurdians of the jungle, I mean town, with one flail swoop of pepper spray, the attackers are underhanded by the gardai and are bought back to the barracks for interrogation and charging, a most delectable activity.

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I don't think it's possible to study when you're that hammered... :pac:

Im not drunk but Im probably high on a caffeine overdose.....which is the equivalent to a small dose of methadone did you know? I did, its one of the many things Ive learned this past week, not the nitrogen cycle like I was supposed to, but the effects of caffeine on an individual, ask me anything :pac: