segaBOY wrote: » Today I was talking to one of my friends. She sees someone she knows with a 08 Ford Mondea and goes "oh look at that, no recession in his household". (Not as if it was an S class Merc either) Have came across this plenty of times, particularly the "no recession there" phrase, does this annoy any other boardsies? If someone manages to get something nice with their money big deal, they probably worked hard for it imo.
snyper wrote: » Typical Irish Mentality. Facekicker would kick her in the face
Caco wrote: » Begrudgery in Ireland? Since when?!
brianthebard wrote: » Sometimes I think its just a talking piece and half the people who mention it don't know what a recession is anyways.
segaBOY wrote: » Good point, can't say there wasn't a large level of begrudgery before the recession either. Just annyos me the way some people criticise someone who works hard and manages to buy nice stuff because they can manage their money. I know a Bus driver who doesn't drink or smoke. He worked hard and saved up and bought himself a nice Merc before retirement. He said all of his kids were out of the house and he had always wanted one and now had a chance to get one. Funny how I met a guy who frequents the pub on a nightly basis who passed a remark on it, how we're all "finding it hard to make ends meet and yourman buys a merc". Well maybe if you didn't piss your cash against the wall every night buddy...
snyper wrote: » A woman that came into our work place in a 08 BMW X5 and bounced a cheque for 150 quid. Times are getting hard
R_H_C_P wrote: » I only say "no recession there" in a positive way, like fair play to them. Dont have to say it much tho lol
mikom wrote: » Begrudgery on earth? Since when?!
Wertz wrote: » Who the hell gets jealous of a year old Mondeo? :pac: This is just indicative of the reg plate snobbery that's been going on here for years, usually by people who haven't a ball's notion about cars...
segaBOY wrote: » Image =/= wealth A farmer I know drives a 92 Toyota Corolla....received €1.8m in a CPO for a bypass 4 years ago and is still known not to pay his bills for months on end I believe.
Firefox10 wrote: » We had been dealing with farmers of years so this is no surprise to me.:pac:
snyper wrote: » i dont think it anything to do with him being a farmer Its more to do with him being a cunt
Magenta wrote: » Some people just like to throw "recession" into conversation to try to make themselves look intelligent and up to date on current affairs.
segaBOY wrote: » Tbh I just bought a new pair of shoes so I didn't want to give her the satisfaction.
Well maybe if you didn't piss your cash against the wall every night buddy
hayser wrote: » Between me and my family we have fur cars in the drive
segaBOY wrote: » Today I was talking to one of my friends. She sees someone she knows with a 08 Ford Mondeo and goes "oh look at that, no recession in his household". (Not as if it was an S class Merc either) Have came across this plenty of times, particularly the "no recession there" phrase, does this annoy any other boardsies? If someone manages to get something nice with their money big deal, they probably worked hard for it imo.
b12mearse wrote: » i went to school with these guys all my life through primary and secondry. we were great friends. when i went away to college they wouldnt speek to me. they thought i got 'ahead of myself. it really hurt jealous bastartds :mad: