What would you love to be doing right now?

Mr Benevolent · 19-09-2011 09:21AM

Right now? At home in bed or sitting in a nice cafe somewhere. It really depends. I'm tired right now but at least I'm earning money and got the sex last night.

Eve_Dublin · 19-09-2011 09:25AM

To be home in Dublin with all the celebrations going on after the big game yesterday. Wasn't the same over here yesterday...slight anti-climax to be the only one of two Dubs in the pub all dressed up in my regalia. Would've went home but had to work today as I'm broke and couldn't afford flight home.

Still though, no complaints, unbelievable match and still managed to have fun and make a fool of myself crying like a massive baby.

smash · 19-09-2011 09:30AM

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

Still though, no complaints, unbelievable match and still managed to have fun and make a fool of myself crying like a massive baby.

Did you have blue make up running down your face?

Seachmall · 19-09-2011 09:31AM

Sleep. Why won't the world just leave me alone and let me sleep?!

Sauve · 19-09-2011 09:31AM

Right now I'd love to be still in bed with a big pot of coffee and a mountain of toast. I'm too easily pleased:)

wolfmoon87 · 19-09-2011 10:03AM

sexing

kfallon · 19-09-2011 10:06AM

I'd love to be a Dub now, waking up with a hangover but the joy of yesterday overriding that and heading straight back out on the lash to celebrate!

Well done The Dubs btw

pickarooney · 19-09-2011 10:39AM

few cans? wrote: »

Right so had a few cans with the lads tonight, and we had a big discussion of what we'd love to be doing right now.

For me, it was to be lying down on a bed with a can in one hand and a smoke in the other, getting my back scratched by a cute woman with a soft donegal accent, who whispers nice things to me. With gentle spanish guitar music in the background.

What simple thing would you love to be doing, right at this very moment?

So you're lying down, presumably on your stomach, getting your back scratched while holding a beer and a fag. Apart from the fire risk, wouldn't your arms get tired?

barbiegirl · 19-09-2011 11:53AM

At home in bed, dying of a hangover in work. I left early, home and in bed before 11.30 and I'm still in a jocker :rolleyes:
Hubbie took today off but I didn't have the holiday days left to do that :-(

smash · 19-09-2011 11:54AM

barbiegirl wrote: »

At home in bed, dying of a hangover in work. I left early, home and in bed before 11.30 and I'm still in a jocker :rolleyes:
Hubbie took today off but I didn't have the holiday days left to do that :-(

Go and sleep in the car for lunch.

funloving · 19-09-2011 12:31PM

wish I could be at home, lying on the couch with a nice dvd on, cup of coffee and some nice lunch (made by somebody else), then a nap and meeting the bf to chat about yday match, the drinks, the lads and etc and planning some weekends away while I make dinner

kfallon · 19-09-2011 12:44PM

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

To be home in Dublin with all the celebrations going on after the big game yesterday. Wasn't the same over here yesterday...slight anti-climax to be the only one of two Dubs in the pub all dressed up in my regalia. Would've went home but had to work today as I'm broke and couldn't afford flight home.

Still though, no complaints, unbelievable match and still managed to have fun and make a fool of myself crying like a massive baby.

barbiegirl wrote: »

At home in bed, dying of a hangover in work. I left early, home and in bed before 11.30 and I'm still in a jocker :rolleyes:
Hubbie took today off but I didn't have the holiday days left to do that :-(

funloving wrote: »

wish I could be at home, lying on the couch with a nice dvd on, cup of coffee and some nice lunch (made by somebody else), then a nap and meeting the bf to chat about yday match, the drinks, the lads and etc and planning some weekends away while I make dinner

I am so jealous of ye tho, eleven years in Dublin but not a Dub, I'd have loved to been ye at around 5.30pm yesterday

I'd say town was great craic last night!

starlit · 19-09-2011 12:46PM

Working 9 to 5!

JimmyChew · 19-09-2011 01:02PM

barbiegirl wrote: »

At home in bed, dying of a hangover in work. I left early, home and in bed before 11.30 and I'm still in a jocker :rolleyes:
Hubbie took today off but I didn't have the holiday days left to do that :-(

Im still in a jocker?

HazDanz · 19-09-2011 01:12PM

To have a creamy pint of Guinness to drink.

JimmyChew · 19-09-2011 01:16PM

Strolling around santa ponsa with the missus in the baking sun. dropping into some little pub for lunch and chatting with a friendly ex-pat for an hour..

longshanks · 19-09-2011 01:17PM

Dudess, Abi and Cupcake Crisis

coco_lola · 19-09-2011 01:21PM

Over in Oz with my mother, Ireland is depressing.

Kylo Ren · 19-09-2011 01:28PM

YORE MA!

How has nobody said that until now?

df1985 · 19-09-2011 01:30PM

off my tits in ibiza with my mates.

or a nap....

kfallon · 19-09-2011 01:30PM

JimmyChew wrote: »

Im still in a jocker?

Hungover.....it's a well known phrase tbh!

Chris P. Bacon · 19-09-2011 02:00PM

kfallon wrote: »

I'd love to be a Dub now,

You should be ashamed of yourself!!

You are no longer welcome in Waterford......

revell · 19-09-2011 02:02PM

nothing

MitchKoobski · 19-09-2011 02:10PM

Lying on the couch, roaring fireplace at the opposite side of the room, while the rain lashes against the window. I'm also watching films while a cute girl with a soft donegal accent feeds me meanies and tells me I'm lovely.

Seriously theres something about that accent.

Eve_Dublin · 19-09-2011 02:14PM

kfallon wrote: »

I am so jealous of ye tho, eleven years in Dublin but not a Dub, I'd have loved to been ye at around 5.30pm yesterday I'd say town was great craic last night!

I know...felt terrible for the Kerry fans...when Dublin were looking like they were going to lose close to the end there, I thought, "So this is what losing feels like....what a heap of shiite", so I could empathise with them. So close yet...so far.

JimmyChew · 19-09-2011 02:15PM

kfallon wrote: »

Hungover.....it's a well known phrase tbh!

I figured that it meant hungover. But never heard it in all my years..

kfallon · 19-09-2011 02:16PM

JimmyChew wrote: »

I figured that it meant hungover. But never heard it in all my years..

How old are you....5?

:pac:

kfallon · 19-09-2011 02:19PM

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

You should be ashamed of yourself!!

You are no longer welcome in Waterford......

That's what they said to me 11 years ago when I was leaving :pac:

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

I know...felt terrible for the Kerry fans...when Dublin were looking like they were going to lose close to the end there, I thought, "So this is what losing feels like....what a heap of shiite", so I could empathise with them. So close yet...so far.

Kerry have won enough All Irelands, it was time to give someone else a go, don't feel sorry for them, just enjoy the win

I will prob never get to see my Waterford win one

For all my fellow Waterford natives, this is for us:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ver0lMNMgw

JimmyChew · 19-09-2011 02:28PM

kfallon wrote: »

How old are you....5? :pac:

Yeah dude I'm 5.

kfallon · 19-09-2011 02:33PM

JimmyChew wrote: »

Yeah dude I'm 5.

I think it is more of a Dublin saying tbh!

What would you love to be doing right now?

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