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15-11-2012 9:00am#1New thread!
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You're coming home to see me? Awwww wuvs youIvyTheTerrible wrote: »Yay new thread! Penguins are cute.
Also, my New Years plans are sorted, woop!
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Yesssss....You're coming home to see me? Awwww wuvs you
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Actually a friend of ours, his parents converted a big old farmhouse and other buildings in the middle of nowhere into gites. The parents are away for New Years, so all the friends have been invited there. It's great because it's so far from anywhere, you can make as much noise as you like (when there are no paying guests of course! ). Really looking forward to it. Haven't seen some of the people in over a year. 0 -
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Ah that sounds awesome! Think we're all heading to a Greek restaurant for NY. They move all the tables after dinner and turn it into a little discoIvyTheTerrible wrote: »Yesssss....
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Actually a friend of ours, his parents converted a big old farmhouse and other buildings in the middle of nowhere into gites. The parents are away for New Years, so all the friends have been invited there. It's great because it's so far from anywhere, you can make as much noise as you like (when there are no paying guests of course! ). Really looking forward to it. Haven't seen some of the people in over a year.
/my room now smells like a rave
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Cool, new thread.
Having a bit of a fight with my bf. Won't go into the details because it's too complicated. Suffice to say I'm mad at him and he's mad at me. Lovely.
Cinema later though, looking forward to it but not as much as I was because of this fight but I'll go an enjoy it anyway.
Not sure if I should ring bf..
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Ring him if you think it will make you feel better.
I need NYE plans. I don't want to stay in this year and NYE is usually a dud. My Bestie is going to be home but I will prob be working on NYE so that means travelling to Mayo after and getting there just in time for midnight
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Stench Blossoms wrote: »Hahaha ! The gave a dog my name? I'm honoured. Actually, no I'm not
Reminds me of the time I was doing my Open Water qualification and the instructor proudly told us his wife had just had a baby, and they were calling him Jack. "Oh that's my dog's name," says I. He wasn't too impressed.
Serves him right for being so unoriginal, that was around 2002 when every second boy born in this country was called Jack.0 -
Reminds me of the time I was doing my Open Water qualification and the instructor proudly told us his wife had just had a baby, and they were calling him Jack. "Oh that's my dog's name," says I. He wasn't too impressed.
Serves him right for being so unoriginal, that was around 2002 when every second boy born in this country was called Jack.
My grandparents' next door neighbours have a child called Oscar.
I brought Osky over to them one day.
The neighbours weren't impressed when I was calling him
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If we hadn't called our dog Archie, I would have seriously considered it for a son I may have had in the far distant future. So now I'mma go with Theodore
My first name is more common in the UK, not so much here. Still, it's kinda classic and there wasn't a pile of others with the same name in school.0 -
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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »I thought the name I chose for Pancake was nice and original for France, while also being pronounced. Teenaged cousins (female) love it cos one of One Direction has the same name, and they are huge over here.
Enzo is the most popular boys name here, don't like it at all.
I have just googled One Direction to work out which name you picked!
Enzo...? That just makes me think of a chipper in Ennis!0 -
IvyTheTerrible wrote: »I thought the name I chose for Pancake was nice and original for France, while also being easily pronounced. Teenaged cousins (female) love it cos one of One Direction has the same name, and they are huge over here.
Enzo is the most popular boys name here, don't like it at all.
One Direction all have nice names actually, so whichever one it is, good choice
My cousin called her little boy Henry, which I love. Classic boys names are far better than the likes of Morgan, Kai, Jayden etc.0 -
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Yeah, no problem if you've an Italian family name, but IMO it sounds a wee bit silly with other surnames.XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »I have just googled One Direction to work out which name you picked!
Enzo...? That just makes me think of a chipper in Ennis!
Actually the name I picked for pancake is getting more popular now, it's seen as sort of "exotic", similarly to Killian. I discovered it's a popular skanger name here! Eep!0 -
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Pancake's second name is Morgan! Admittedly it's more of a classic first name here than in Ireland. His third name is so nerdy, I can't even say what it is!One Direction all have nice names actually, so whichever one it is, good choice
My cousin called her little boy Henry, which I love. Classic boys names are far better than the likes of Morgan, Kai, Jayden etc. 0 -
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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »Pancake's second name is Morgan! Admittedly it's more of a classic first name here than in Ireland. His third name is so nerdy, I can't even say what it is!
Doo!!! I can't say my son's name as he's the only one I know with that name and my cover would be blown >.>0 -
IvyTheTerrible wrote: »His third name is so nerdy, I can't even say what it is!
Is it "captain picard"0 -
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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »Pancake's second name is Morgan! Admittedly it's more of a classic first name here than in Ireland. His third name is so nerdy, I can't even say what it is!
Oh noes, sorry if I insulted you and Pancake
I guess it's just not so classic over here. I wanna know his third one now...I'm thinking it's one of the characters from The Big Bang Theory :pac:
My middle name classically goes pretty well with my first name. Until a movie about someone of the same name being exorcised was brought out 0 -
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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »Yeah, no problem if you've an Italian family name, but IMO it sounds a wee bit silly with other surnames.
Actually the name I picked for pancake is getting more popular now, it's seen as sort of "exotic", similarly to Killian. I discovered it's a popular skanger name here! Eep!
Yup, I'm fairly sure it's the one I thought it was so! :POne Direction all have nice names actually, so whichever one it is, good choice
My cousin called her little boy Henry, which I love. Classic boys names are far better than the likes of Morgan, Kai, Jayden etc.
I'm sick of those kind of names! A load of girls that I went to school with have named their kids stupid names like Jayden and Mason, etc. Though an award has to go to the one who named her daughter Shaneice... That was a new and ridiculous one! Thank god she didn't have a son!
I swear, I'm starting to think that more babies have come out of my year than college degrees. It's kind of depressing. (nothing against those of you who have had babies young, I just think it's a pity that so many of my classmates have had babies so young and with no college education - yea, I'm a snob!)0 -
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XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »I'm sick of those kind of names! A load of girls that I went to school with have named their kids stupid names like Jayden etc. Though an award has to go to the one who named her daughter Shaneice... That was a new and ridiculous one! Thank god she didn't have a son!
I swear, I'm starting to think that more babies have come out of my year than college degrees. It's kind of depressing. (nothing against those of you who have had babies young, I just think it's a pity that so many of my classmates have had babies so young and with no college education - yea, I'm a snob!)
I think those celebrity-inspired names are awful, I really hope they're not considered classics in a generation's time Shaniece is shocking! Then again, I know a girl whose mother let her take Beyonce as a confirmation name. No joke. I thought I was being exotic with Aimee.
I don't think that being a teenage mother necessarily means you forfeit the ability to go to college though. Well if you don't want to go, fair enough. But you can always go back as a mature student when the child is older, if you so wish. I know two girls who had babies at 18 and 19. One is in second year of college and another has just qualified as a primary school teacher. But to be fair, their families were able to support them financially and with child care, a lot of others aren't so lucky.0 -
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