yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh

jorges · 29-02-2012 11:36pm

Off to Dublin Friday and Saturday shopping, then an 18th Saturday night and hopefully tomorrow I will have tickets to see Bressie with a gang from school.

I'm happy at the moment.

Adriatic · 29-02-2012 11:48pm

I always wondered what's it like hanging out in the staff room with the teachers, I remember I had to make the tea for them sometimes in primary school, seems peculiar looking back on it.

cloud493 · 01-03-2012 1:40am

4 euro kebabs in abrakebra in Dublin

With a drink! There's my lunch sorted for the rest of my time here....

flyswatter · 01-03-2012 1:41am

cloud493 wrote: »

4 euro kebabs in abrakebra in Dublin With a drink! There's my lunch sorted for the rest of my time here....

Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Screaminmidget · 01-03-2012 3:51am

Quite a good night out

soccymonster · 01-03-2012 5:42am

Gt cling filmed to a light post and ended up falling over yet still i didnt break free. knew i could top the girl covered in tin foil!!!!

ALL IN THE NAME OF BANTER WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO,

Aoifey! · 01-03-2012 11:50am

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

I prefer my media pc. Hooked up to tv, xbox controller & loads of emulators

But it's just not the same :P

Conor108 wrote: »

Did you get that recently and if so, where? I haven't seen them in years

No sorry, had it since I was little and found it again a few months ago. Maybe have a look on ebay?

cloud493 · 01-03-2012 11:54am

flyswatter wrote: »

Avoid, avoid, avoid.

I wuv kebabs

and my local chippy only sells them with a bag of chips for 9.85 :eek:

flyswatter · 01-03-2012 12:48pm

cloud493 wrote: »

I wuv kebabs and my local chippy only sells them with a bag of chips for 9.85 :eek:

Sure there are better places to get kebabs, the place doesn't have a good food standard reputation.

AtomicKoala · 01-03-2012 4:33pm

soccymonster wrote: »

Gt cling filmed to a light post and ended up falling over yet still i didnt break free. knew i could top the girl covered in tin foil!!!!

Dear god

HandsomeDivil · 01-03-2012 7:16pm

Don't judge me but I'm enjoying my maths homework lately:o

Leftyflip · 01-03-2012 7:36pm

Wooo, going out tomorrow night for the first time in ages!

skyscraperblue · 01-03-2012 7:43pm

Leftyflip wrote: »

Wooo, going out tomorrow night for the first time in ages!

+1

Cakes. · 01-03-2012 10:49pm

I came 5th in the country in that Maths Computational thing Deise linked to aaaages ago

Aoifey! · 01-03-2012 11:56pm

I PASSED LAW!!!!

QueenOfLeon · 02-03-2012 12:49am

Oh......My.....God!!! :eek::D

And yes, condemn me all ye like for never having an interest in Electric Picnic before. But after the awesomeness that was their show at Oxegen 2009...its going to be very hard to keep me away from this!

DingosAteMyBaby · 02-03-2012 11:11am

QueenOfLeon wrote: »

Oh......My.....God!!! :eek::D

And yes, condemn me all ye like for never having an interest in Electric Picnic before. But after the awesomeness that was their show at Oxegen 2009...its going to be very hard to keep me away from this!

I'm gonna have to work EXTREMELY hard to try and force some of my friends to come with me:(

But it must be done. I hope it doesn't sell out fast!

Jamie Starr · 02-03-2012 12:09pm

I love fights. I don't know what it is, they're not nice, but it's almost cathartic when you two people literally go for broke shouting at each other over something in a whirling vortex of immaturity. I feel so good after flipping out, everything returns to some comfortable base level. You get to know someone much better by drawing them out intolerably.

Captain Graphite · 02-03-2012 4:50pm

DingosAteMyBaby wrote: »

I'm gonna have to work EXTREMELY hard to try and force some of my friends to come with me:(

But it must be done. I hope it doesn't sell out fast!

If you can't convince friends to go with you, just go by yourself. You'll get talking to people up there anyway. EP has a good atmosphere like that. And if talking to strangers isn't your thing, you're bound to bump into someone you know that you maybe haven't talked to in a while and suddenly end up best friends with again! :pac:

I went alone last year and had a great time; (C&H helped though as I arranged to meet up with Aoibheann and also bumped into Jako8, AllInOne and conorstuff.) Also bumped into guys I knew from college and ended up hanging around with them for a while.

Going to a festival alone was a rather terrifying prospect last year but I'd definitely recommend it if the alternative is not going at all.

floutingmaxims · 02-03-2012 7:28pm

Actually got a few hours work for next weekend! Woo, more money!!

brummytom · 02-03-2012 11:42pm

Sort of a 'yaaaaaaaah' even though it probably shouldn't be.

My uncle was told on Wednesday he had 6-12 months to live, but saw an oncologist earlier today who's starting him on chemo next week, and is looking at at least a year at the moment, which although still horrible, is much better than the 6 months we were initially anticipating. If the treatment's successful, it could give him a few more months just to see things like his son's Communion, and Christmas etc.

When there's nothing else, there's only hope!

Junco Partner · 03-03-2012 3:57am

Big GAA social on in town tonight. People get very drunk at things like that. Very drunk people get hungry for greasy food. We sell greasy food, so vis a vis we were expecting to be mobbed ,extended our opening time by two hours and all.

but.... and here's the yeahh

They got fed at the social and it was lashing so we got no-one in and we got to close up early.

No dealing with the dregs of humanity tonight for me (drunk people not Gaa people) , no fights, no abuse, no having to throw people out. And tomorrow night we have two bouncers for once. This week just keeps on giving

DingosAteMyBaby · 03-03-2012 1:29pm

I feel strangely content today. Sitting in bed trying to study, some nice chilled music and it's raining. I should be stressed about my exams and ridiculous lack of preparation for them.. But I'm not:)

I like the world today, basically.

Aoifey! · 03-03-2012 8:57pm

I was in a car crash last night. It was the scariest thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life. It was dark and we weren't going very fast, but too fast for the bend we didn't see coming. We drove up on one ditch, managed to swerve out and hit into the opposite one head on, then somehow ended up in the middle of the road perfectly straight but facing the wrong direction. If it wasn't for the seat belt I probably wouldn't be writing this right now, I'd be in hospital or worse. I have never understood shock or how a crash can effect someone so much when no one was hurt, but by god now I do. I don't know where my head is, I'm all over the place and I don't know what to think. I've been going between laughing and crying all day.

The reason this is in YEAHH is that no one was hurt bar scratches, bruises, and quite a lot of shock. It is here because the first car that came along at 1 in the morning helped us so much, because I will always be grateful to the two guys in the nearby house who brought us in for tea, and last but certainly not least, my great friend who we woke up to pick us up, calmed us down, sorted out towing the car, drove us everywhere all day and did everything in his power to help us.

I'm alive.

soccymonster · 04-03-2012 11:26am

My uncle brought me back a packet of mini eggs from new zealand. Seeing as i was craving some chocolate, this is is like the best present EVAR. (well really he forgot to buy me something when he promised he would so stopped in the local shop on the way back from the airport but still, its the thought that counts!)

Jamie Starr · 04-03-2012 11:44pm

Aoifey! wrote: »

I will always be grateful to the two guys in the nearby house who brought us in for tea

The first car accident I was in also resulted in me getting tea, and some nice biscuits too from a comforting old fella. It was great.

The rubbish part is being a bit frightened to be in a car for a while, but you'll get over that fairly soon.

I never wanted to go to stupid Sligo in the first place.

Salty · 05-03-2012 12:03am

Agnostic Mantis wrote: »

The first car accident I was in also resulted in me getting tea, and some nice biscuits too from a comforting old fella. It was great.

The rubbish part is being a bit frightened to be in a car for a while, but you'll get over that fairly soon.

I never wanted to go to stupid Sligo in the first place.

I skidded out of control while driving a few weeks back. It's taken me until now to stop being nervous when I sit in the car, and to stop imagining noises while I'm driving.

I also got some nice tea and biscuits out of it. Terrifying though.

Junco Partner · 05-03-2012 12:07am

I wiped a stop sign out once, that was a fun conversation with the parents the next morning.

didn't really shake me up at all, just made me a little more conscious of my reflexes.

i've misjudged bends at speed and such since but i always seem to manage to save myself. i reckon i trust myself too much there'll come a day when my reflexes fail.

QueenOfLeon · 05-03-2012 2:31am

f0ggy92 wrote: »

I wiped a stop sign out once, that was a fun conversation with the parents the next morning.

...

I just clicked on your sig. Thanks for that -_-

jumpguy · 05-03-2012 3:20am

QueenOfLeon wrote: »

I just clicked on your sig. Thanks for that -_-

Must...resist...curiousity...

Must...go...to...bed...

Jamie Starr · 05-03-2012 1:21pm

Ever since I started medication I've been sleeping like a baby. This must be the best side effect ever. Nothing has turned green and fell off yet either.

Professey Chin · 05-03-2012 1:38pm

QueenOfLeon wrote: »

I just clicked on your sig. Thanks for that -_-

Nice to see your sleeping pattern is back to normal :pac:

degausserxo · 05-03-2012 2:17pm

Nothing like a five hour chat with your mam to lift your spirits (:

suitcasepink · 05-03-2012 5:45pm

Feel quite accomplished..

QueenOfLeon · 05-03-2012 6:59pm

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

Nice to see your sleeping pattern is back to normal :pac:

Hey, I thought 2.30 was quite a reasonable time to go to bed! :P

Aoifey! · 06-03-2012 1:47am

Agnostic Mantis wrote: »

The first car accident I was in also resulted in me getting tea, and some nice biscuits too from a comforting old fella. It was great.

The rubbish part is being a bit frightened to be in a car for a while, but you'll get over that fairly soon.

I never wanted to go to stupid Sligo in the first place.

Yeah, every time I'm in a car and it goes round a bend a wince

Professey Chin · 06-03-2012 12:23pm

Aoifey! wrote: »

Yeah, every time I'm in a car and it goes round a bend a wince

Have you ever
Ever felt like this
When strange things happen
Are you going round the twist

Not sure why that came into my head

Mollikins · 06-03-2012 11:49pm

I'm off chocolate 2 weeks today!

Had no idea I had the willpower.

RHunce · 08-03-2012 9:36am

_meehan_ wrote: »

I skidded out of control while driving a few weeks back. It's taken me until now to stop being nervous when I sit in the car, and to stop imagining noises while I'm driving.

I also got some nice tea and biscuits out of it. Terrifying though.

I took the corner of the main entrance of UL in like 3rd/4th gear the other day and skidded across the other side on the wet surface with my friend in the car. So stupid looking back on it, thank god nobody was on the other side and that I was able to pull it back over quickly.. Christ.. I've got to be more careful..

Professey Chin · 08-03-2012 11:57am

RHunce wrote: »

I took the corner of the main entrance of UL in like 3rd/4th gear the other day and skidded across the other side on the wet surface with my friend in the car. So stupid looking back on it, thank god nobody was on the other side and that I was able to pull it back over quickly.. Christ.. I've got to be more careful..

Try my car with traction control off. Its a scary thing O_o

Salty · 08-03-2012 4:52pm

I've definitely become more cautious driving in the last couple of months...nothing puts your mortality in to perspective like a couple of scares on the road!

suitcasepink · 08-03-2012 5:00pm

Today was such a doss. Lovely out.
Bar a stupid test that I was dreading but act did alright in but since just about everyone else cheated, my scores gonna look crap..

But this is the yay thread.
So yay!

Pigwidgeon · 08-03-2012 5:08pm

I need to post in here more.

Submitted one of my many assignments today, happy enough with how it came out. I'm also pretty much up to date with my portfolio for my practical class and have 3 days work this weekend.

Keeping busy ftw.

skyscraperblue · 08-03-2012 9:56pm

Music exam went surprisingly well

Hit all the high notes that I've been a bit wobbly on in the past, and was allowed pick my own sight reading piece!

Indiego · 08-03-2012 10:15pm

skyscraperblue wrote: »

Music exam went surprisingly well Hit all the high notes that I've been a bit wobbly on in the past, and was allowed pick my own sight reading piece!

Lucky!

I swear they always pick the hardest sight reading piece for me XD

As for my own yaaaaaaaaaahhh, I won a silver medal at the music feis today :') the girl who won it was way older than.me and crazy good, so I'm amazingly happy with 2nd

Lawliet · 08-03-2012 11:48pm

I got a prize of a box of chocolates for a video I made for a presentation!

Think I'm wasted in science, should totes become a film maker

Richard Cranium · 09-03-2012 3:51am

My girlfriend told me that she loved me tonight.

Unreal.

soccymonster · 09-03-2012 8:09am

Golden week............. sooooooooooo close.

Now just to find that willpower to go to that lecture I have never been to across that god damn bridge at 9 in the morning. I CAN DO THIS.

Mollikins · 09-03-2012 1:54pm

Finished college 3 hours earlier than expected! Lovely start to the weekend.

soccymonster · 09-03-2012 3:15pm

soccymonster wrote: »

Golden week............. sooooooooooo close.

Now just to find that willpower to go to that lecture I have never been to across that god damn bridge at 9 in the morning. I CAN DO THIS.

golden week, achieved.

Makes up for RAG week and its disaster.

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh

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