cocoshovel wrote: » People who have really loud irritating songs as their ring tones. Just stick to a nice ring ring for f**k sake! People who don't use their indicators on roundabouts People who don't use the right hand side of an escalator or stairs, especially for just standing still.
Linoge wrote: » When someone posts the exact same thing as you, after you have said it and they get 50 thanks and your post is ignored!
Orando Broom wrote: » Should it not be left hand side in Ireland, UK, Japan, New Zealand and Australia? Second question what's the problem with someone standing on a stairs? It's odd sure but I wouldn't think it's a common source of annoyance.
summerskin wrote: » cyclists.
cocoshovel wrote: » I meant just standing on an escalator blocking the left, the side you're supposed to use for walking. Right hand side, standing. Left hand side, walking. and on stairs, Its when its a busy area, and you're walking up the right hand side and people are walking down the left. Its a nice even smooth flow, and then some fat gob****e walks down the left expecting you to move and blocking everything up.http://photos.igougo.com/images/p326977-London-Stand_on_the_Right.jpg
Orando Broom wrote: » Is that not in the US? You pass out on the left and in Ireland you pass out on the right? I think it follows the same convention as road use.
wonton wrote: » That in most atms the smallest amount you can take out is 20 euro
RoryMac wrote: » When someone posts the exact same thing as you, after you have said it and they get 50 thanks and your post is ignored!
realdanbreen wrote: » Not too keen on people who refer to thir husbands/wives as 'Other halves' Actualy not too keen on fellas who don't have the balls to marry their 'partners'.
realdanbreen wrote: » Dionysus wrote: » In fairness, they are probably quite happy with that choice. Had they not been in college, they almost certainly - because banks were throwing money at any breathing human being - would have been in employment and bought a house at a ridiculous price and be paying for it for decades to come. By the time the Irish economy collapsed in 2008 I had qualifications up to and including Level 10 coming out my ears. Yes, I owed @ €26,000 on the day of my viva voce, which I've now mostly paid off, but I had none of the massive property debt of my friends, and more qualifications than any of them. I'm now much more free than them, and happy that I reached my educational goals. I'll also be in a better position to buy a house when the property market reaches realistic prices from 2016 onwards. Saying the banks were 'throwing money at any breathing human being ' is classic popular revisionism.While the banks certainly are not blameless many folks misrepresented their incomes and took out loans to beat the band and also deep down had a fair idea that paying back the money might become a problem down the line, but hey, we can always blame Fianna fail !
Dionysus wrote: » In fairness, they are probably quite happy with that choice. Had they not been in college, they almost certainly - because banks were throwing money at any breathing human being - would have been in employment and bought a house at a ridiculous price and be paying for it for decades to come. By the time the Irish economy collapsed in 2008 I had qualifications up to and including Level 10 coming out my ears. Yes, I owed @ €26,000 on the day of my viva voce, which I've now mostly paid off, but I had none of the massive property debt of my friends, and more qualifications than any of them. I'm now much more free than them, and happy that I reached my educational goals. I'll also be in a better position to buy a house when the property market reaches realistic prices from 2016 onwards.
watna wrote: » Well actully, not that it's any of your business but we're getting married in a few months. I just don't like using the word fiance. What would you suggest I call him? Again, a bit judgemental, don't you think? You don't know people's situations.
realdanbreen wrote: » What situations? Getting married is relatively cheap,if people want to go mad on a big 'lets impress everyone ' bash thats a different story. Unlees by 'peoples situations' you mean they can no longer falsely claim for lone parent allowances etc well thats another matter.
Ally Dick wrote: » The biggest crime was the day National Irish decided to give 100% mortgages to couples for the first time and Bertie, Neary, McCreevy nor Hurley did anything to stop it. That was the start of the out of control property bubble. Shameful
Honest opinion wrote: » Your Argument makes no sense first of all You go to the bank looking for money if you accept a loan that you can't pay back thats your own fault and no one elses. Thats like you coming up to me asking for 10 euro me giving it to you and when i come back looking for it next month calling me Scabby!! poor innocent you its obviously all the banks fault you could'nt pay them back!! my heart bleeds for you
A.Partridge wrote: » Waitresses. :mad: Particularly when they come to your table and say..."Now!" and they have some inane look on their face. They are usually the same waitresses who, on placing your meal on the table then say "Enjoy !" ...:mad::mad::mad:. They should all be shot.
CJC999 wrote: » ... Constant news about recession/banking/property bust. ....
