The Official "woo-hoo/anti-moan" Thread

paperclip · 25-05-2007 06:56AM

Apparently gay people are 49% more likely to vote for the Greens.
I believe everything I read. Do you?

paperclip · 25-05-2007 10:51AM

ireland.com wrote:

The poll's percentage figures were: FF - 41.6; FG - 26.3; Lab - 9.9; Ind 7.5; SF - 7.3; Gre 4.8; PD 2.6. The margin of error is 2.5 per cent.

Looks like Bertie'll be back.

Edwardius · 25-05-2007 11:02AM

apparently paddy power are paying out on herr bertie.

Crash · 25-05-2007 01:02PM

crap it.

26-05-2007 12:15AM

I went out for a few pints tonight with some friends. I really needed to not think about exams for a few hours.

27-05-2007 06:57PM

Not sure where this belongs, but there's a pigeon in the Hamilton which keeps trying to escape.

Crash · 27-05-2007 07:03PM

...Where?!?!

27-05-2007 07:06PM

He's trying to escape out the top of the Panoz, I think. Keeps hitting into the window there. Is looking quite confused... for a pigeon.

I wonder if the people from Pharmacy who left their window wide open will regret it come tomorrow (hopefully not, of course).

uglyjohn · 27-05-2007 07:35PM

i just used knowledge learned in college in real life!!

there was a thread asking about something relating to one of my subjects and i answered it!

it feels good.

i mean....it not like im doing art history or anything like that but it was very satisfying:cool:

shay_562 · 28-05-2007 02:31PM

paperclip wrote:

Apparently gay people are 49% more likely to vote for the Greens.
I believe everything I read. Do you?

The Metro (I know, it's ****e, but it's a choice between that or the Sun at work) did some poll last week with GCN and worked out that 20% of gay people planned on voting for Labour; the Greens came second with 16%. Not sure how that plays into your 49% figure, but figured I'd throw it out there.

Nietzschean · 28-05-2007 02:57PM

just out of bed, maybe this should be a rant, its too early...

Crash · 28-05-2007 03:04PM

Bit of a woohoo, and the same time a gigantic moan. First day of the resumption of the Mahon tribunal, and already Berties in deep ****. Next FF'er who tells me "ah now the mans never been convicted of anything" as a reason for people can't say that he has LIED is getting a punch in the gut for being as big a liar as their leader.

Nietzschean · 28-05-2007 03:06PM

i'm not an FFer but he hasn't.....

Tricity Bendix · 28-05-2007 06:05PM

&#231 wrote: »

Bit of a woohoo, and the same time a gigantic moan. First day of the resumption of the Mahon tribunal, and already Berties in deep ****. Next FF'er who tells me "ah now the mans never been convicted of anything" is getting a punch in the gut for being as big a liar as their leader.

Eh, he hasn't been convicted of anything.

28-05-2007 06:15PM

&#231 wrote: »

Bit of a woohoo, and the same time a gigantic moan. First day of the resumption of the Mahon tribunal, and already Berties in deep ****. Next FF'er who tells me "ah now the mans never been convicted of anything" is getting a punch in the gut for being as big a liar as their leader.

What the hell??

Cras, come off it. The man hasn't been convicted of anything, and so far has not broken a rule; be it legal or ethical.
And I'm not a FFer, but there is a lot of ****e being thrown around over this.

Crash · 28-05-2007 06:49PM

Oh no, but the age old excuse of "he hasnt been convicted anything, therefore he hasnt lied" will meet a punch in the gut. the man has lied, repeatedly to the irish public, and if you have a look at a few of the documents to come out of the planning tribunal can see a number of completely bizarre situations in it.

This isn't about party politics for me - i'm the biggest example of undecided voter that there is. But I cannot stand having someone like this as taoiseach of this country.

EDIT: yeah just realised I misphrased the original post. I meant more that i'm sick of party people avoiding the fact that he has lied by saying its ok cus "he's never been convicted of anything".

Chakar · 28-05-2007 11:48PM

That was only the opening statement by Mr. O'Neill. The tribunal will investigate this matter as is appropriate. I think we should wait until the tribunal produces it's interim report on Quarryvale Module II before drawing to any conclusions.

ApeXaviour · 30-05-2007 06:43PM

FINISHED!!!!!!!

Had a bit of a sleep there, couple hours at least, and I'm still hammered.

Time Magazine · 30-05-2007 06:45PM

Congratulations, Mr. Declan!

Edwardius · 30-05-2007 06:53PM

ApeXaviour wrote:

FINISHED!!!!!!!

Had a bit of a sleep there, couple hours at least, and I'm still hammered.

you should be drinking heavily. jazus this time last year we were walking chemical storage facilities.

Time Magazine · 30-05-2007 06:54PM

In another woo-hoo, we got a cool place for our J1.

Roll on San Diego!

ronivek · 30-05-2007 08:19PM

The middle of a street?

Time Magazine · 30-05-2007 08:28PM

I'm not gonna show the exact building

Nietzschean · 30-05-2007 08:47PM

Congrats dec! and what ed said, sleep is for the weak. Should be ossified drunk by now...

paperclip · 30-05-2007 08:48PM

Ibid wrote:

In another woo-hoo, we got a cool place for our J1.

Roll on San Diego!

Congrats on the immediate proximity of your new gaf to a swimming pool. Methinks tomfoolery should be afoot this summer in San Diego.

Discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means a whale's vagina.
Veronica Corningstone: No, there's no way that's correct.
Ron Burgundy: I'm sorry, I was trying to impress you. I don't know what it means. I'll be honest, I don't think anyone knows what it means anymore. Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
Veronica Corningstone: Doesn't it mean Saint Diego?
Ron Burgundy: No. No.
Veronica Corningstone: No, that's - that's what it means. Really.
Ron Burgundy: Agree to disagree.

P.S- A big congratulations to everyone who's finished with their exams. Here's looking at you, kids.
T minus 11 days left for me. When are the boards beers?

Time Magazine · 30-05-2007 08:50PM

paperclip wrote:

Methinks tomfoolery should be afoot this summer in San Diego.

Well, when in Rome.

Tricity Bendix · 30-05-2007 08:53PM

Ibid wrote:

Well, when in Rome.

But you'll be in California.

Nietzschean · 30-05-2007 08:53PM

drinking time......

paperclip · 30-05-2007 08:55PM

Ibid wrote:

Well, when in Rome.

30-05-2007 08:58PM

paperclip wrote:

Hire a prostitute?

The Official "woo-hoo/anti-moan" Thread

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