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Not The Annoyingly Trivial Things-Bitches be cray cray week.
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ohnonotgmail wrote: »not to mention cycling at night with no lights or reflectors while wearing dark clothes.
Ditto for pedestrians at night, wearing dark clothes, no reflective gear whatsoever, walking side by side on the verge of a busy national road with no street lights. I was about three metres away from two of them last night before I spotted the white soles of the runners of the guy closer to the road. I nearly had a heart attack, and they nearly had their trousers pressed in a rather unpleasant way.
whoopsadoodles wrote: »I want these puppies and I can't have them. Is so sad
https://www.facebook.com/DogsTrustIrelandOnline/videos/1773260909353862/?hc_ref=ARTgZhjgvVnYK5KdoAF7RaVE05qd0HtY81BY6VtHXRR3qLEwLTJS2x2lkPa4kqfBe_4
Damn you, Whoops, now I want them! :mad::(0 -
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The dude I was meant to meet who I thought was whoring it about online in the interim, wasn't actually whoring it about at all. He's still lovely, and hot, and lovely.
So, technically, all should be good... right?
No!
I feel like I've lost my rose-tinted glasses and the texts that made me go "aww" last week are making me go "ah here, you ****ing sap!" this week:rolleyes:
When it comes to online dating, I think my ability to give a fcuk has an expiration date.0 -
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Surreptitious wrote: »I went out shopping and had a packed bag coming out of the shop when the bag burst and stuff went everywhere. The woman behind me started mocking and laughing at me and wouldn't even help. It was awful
What a complete cow! The woman, that is, not you.0 -
Surreptitious wrote: »I went out shopping and had a packed bag coming out of the shop when the bag burst and stuff went everywhere. The woman behind me started mocking and laughing at me and wouldn't even help. It was awful
What a complete cow! The woman, that is, not you.
I'm no lawyer but shouldn't it be legal to deck someone who does that??0 -
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The phone manner of people providing a service.
Just back from my regular walk that was disrupted by happening upon a woman who had her car locked in to the local community park. The gates were locked despite no prior warning or signage up informing of closing times. By pure chance, she turned out to be a neighbour and family friend so felt it my duty to keep her company in the dark.
Anyway, the only useful info they did have on the signs were two phone numbers to call in case of emergency: the local county council offices and the emergency 112 number. When the first one rang out (outside opening hours of course), I rang the emergency number only to met with a bint who basically was shouting down the phone at me. The wind was blowing in the background so distorted the signal to an extent, but still she was all "where is the Showgrounds", "I can't here what you are saying"....."that's not emergency" etc in a very dismissive manner.
Now I appreciate its reserved for more pressing matters, and I felt bad for essentially wasting her time, but jaysus a bit of manners wouldn't go astray either. Eventually anyway she forwarded me on to the local garda station, who contacted the elusive key-holder. Why is being a good citizen so stressful?
As an aside, surely it would make sense for some of the houses right beside the entrance to the park to have a spare key in case of emergencies? Seems to make sense. Very popular for walkers/joggers etc- never know what could happen by accident.0 -
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Conspectus wrote: »I am getting so old. I just pulled my hamstring.
How did you do that Ken I hear you ask, Try saving tackle, last ditch sliding tackle to save a goal. Rescuing burning children from a house.
No. I got the fücking thing giving the missus a hug.
It must have been a naked, sweaty feverish hug
TA my back in it bits0 -
Surreptitious wrote: »It must have been a naked, sweaty feverish hug
TA my back in it bits
Nope. She was sitting on the couch. Said give me a hug, I bent over and pop.0 -
Conspectus wrote: »I am getting so old. I just pulled my hamstring.
How did you do that Ken I hear you ask, Try saving tackle, last ditch sliding tackle to save a goal. Rescuing burning children from a house.
No. I got the fücking thing giving the missus a hug.Surreptitious wrote: »It must have been a naked, sweaty feverish hug
TA my back in it bits
Are these connected injuries.0 -
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