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Toast4532 · 17-11-2012 09:30PM

Going out tonight with the bf and his friends and am just not bothered, I really dislike going out, I dunno why, but I just find it boring sitting in a pub.

Really hope we aren't out late.

Lyaiera · 17-11-2012 09:33PM

Toast4532 wrote: »

Going out tonight with the bf and his friends and am just not bothered, I really dislike going out, I dunno why, but I just find it boring sitting in a pub.

Really hope we aren't out late.

GO TO A PUB THAT STOCKS GOOD WHEATBEER! Then ignore everyone else and enjoy tasty, lovely beer.

Toast4532 · 17-11-2012 09:34PM

Lyaiera wrote: »

GO TO A PUB THAT STOCKS GOOD WHEATBEER! Then ignore everyone else and enjoy tasty, lovely beer.

Lol I'll be sticking to minerals as I can't afford beers/alcohol, too expensive for me this week unfortunately plus I'm a lightweight, one drink and I am 'happy'.

Lyaiera · 17-11-2012 09:37PM

Toast4532 wrote: »

Lol I'll be sticking to minerals as I can't afford beers/alcohol, too expensive for me this week unfortunately plus I'm a lightweight, one drink and I am 'happy'.

My friends are all losing their jobs as I lost mind, so everyone's happy to go to a cafe for a few hours rather than beers every time we go out. And Cork is blessed with an amazing 24 hour cafe (although I shouldn't be telling people, they might go too.

)

I'm too broke to go out this weekend either way. Although my parents are going away on holidays next week and my mother is going to try and convince my father it's ok for me to have friends over for dinner (her only worry was that my brother would end up ferrying drunk people around in the middle of the night as we're a bit isolated.) My father will be an ass about it though. He even wants to take the heater in my room away as, "It might cause a fire.")

WinterSong · 17-11-2012 09:39PM

Got a fair bit of work done today. Could have been better but could have been worse too so I'm happy enough. Going to launch an all out assault tomorrow! Working for a few hours too and hopefully going to the Christmas market on the Champs Elysees, can't wait to see the lights.

Missing my friends from home a fair bit today, so much has been happening there and I'm missing out on it. I feel like I'm going to end up being an outsider and there's nothing I can really do about it.

Toast4532 · 17-11-2012 09:40PM

Lyaiera wrote: »

My friends are all losing their jobs as I lost mind, so everyone's happy to go to a cafe for a few hours rather than beers every time we go out. And Cork is blessed with an amazing 24 hour cafe (although I shouldn't be telling people, they might go too. )

I'm too broke to go out this weekend either way. Although my parents are going away on holidays next week and my mother is going to try and convince my father it's ok for me to have friends over for dinner (her only worry was that my brother would end up ferrying drunk people around in the middle of the night as we're a bit isolated.) My father will be an ass about it though. He even wants to take the heater in my room away as, "It might cause a fire.")

Lol there'd be no convincing my bf or his friends to go to a cafe for a few hours.

I hope you don't mind me saying, but your dad seems OTT, hopefully he won't take the heater away lol, its very over the top IMO.

Would your mother agree to you having friends over, but not tell your dad about it? Or would it cause too much trouble?

Lyaiera · 17-11-2012 09:48PM

Toast4532 wrote: »

Lol there'd be no convincing my bf or his friends to go to a cafe for a few hours.

I hope you don't mind me saying, but your dad seems OTT, hopefully he won't take the heater away lol, its very over the top IMO.

Would your mother agree to you having friends over, but not tell your dad about it? Or would it cause too much trouble?

My father has issues. All my siblings and myself are always arguing with him.

Nah, my mother wouldn't not tell him. She'll just insist I won't burn the house down cooking for friends, and tell him like it or lump it. Unless he throws a giant wobbly it'll be fine. Or else if my siblings have a problem with it, but I doubt they would.

Honey-ec · 17-11-2012 09:48PM

Lyaiera wrote: »

my parents are going away on holidays next week and my mother is going to try and convince my father it's ok for me to have friends over for dinner (her only worry was that my brother would end up ferrying drunk people around in the middle of the night as we're a bit isolated.) My father will be an ass about it though.

What your father doesn't know won't hurt him. It's your mother's house too, once she's ok with it I wouldn't even involve your dad, tbh.

Neyite · 17-11-2012 09:50PM

Das Kitty wrote: »

I met a boardsie and her baby and baby-daddy.

And got flirted at by Oreo.

He also flirted with Foux shortly before you, and afterwards another woman we know. Little boy-tramp

Bubblefett wrote: »

I've just been invited to "trampoline dodgeball", I'm excited and terrified

That sounds brilliant fun! How does it work?

x Purple Pawprints x · 17-11-2012 10:12PM

Peanut butter on toast is yum. I was going to order chinese but then I remembered I'm broke.

FouxDaFaFa · 17-11-2012 10:19PM

Neyite wrote: »

And got flirted at by Oreo. He also flirted with Foux shortly before you.

That was flirting? I smiled at him and he was like

*sobs* Why don't babies liiiike me?

Lucyfur · 17-11-2012 10:23PM

Aww Foux you are AMAZING with kids!! I seriously think you should come live with me.....for science, obviously >.>

Neyite · 17-11-2012 10:30PM

FouxDaFaFa wrote: »

That was flirting? I smiled at him and he was like

*sobs* Why don't babies liiiike me?

Lol!

Honey-ec · 17-11-2012 10:39PM

FouxDaFaFa wrote: »

Why don't babies liiiike me?

They don't like me either, but I think that's because they can sense the emnity coming off me in waves...

I've run out of wine. It's a tragedy.

Bubblefett · 17-11-2012 10:40PM

Neyite wrote: »

That sounds brilliant fun! How does it work?

As far as I can see its a room with trampoline floors and you lob balls at eachother- should be fun, though last time I was on a tampoline I broke my finger (I don't have the best balance on flat ground, let alone ground with springs)

Stheno · 17-11-2012 10:40PM

Honey-ec wrote: »

They don't like me either, but I think that's because they can sense the emnity coming off me in waves...

I've run out of wine. It's a tragedy.

20 minutes to purchase more?

Honey-ec · 17-11-2012 10:42PM

Stheno wrote: »

20 minutes to purchase more?

I'm too lazy to walk to the offie and I've 2/3s of a bottle on-board already, so can't drive.

Sob.

SarahBeep! · 17-11-2012 10:44PM

Toast4532 · 17-11-2012 10:44PM

Don't know what is wrong with me, was in a good mood all day, now I just want to cry.

Decided not to go out tonight and stay in instead, just not in the mood for going out.

Posy · 17-11-2012 10:50PM

Aw, hope you are feeling better tomorrow, Toast.

xx

Sorry to hear about the driving test, RQ. Having nobody to practice with is one of the reasons I gave up learning to drive. You're so close now though, I hope you get another test asap and nail it!!

Stheno · 17-11-2012 10:53PM

Honey-ec wrote: »

I'm too lazy to walk to the offie and I've 2/3s of a bottle on-board already, so can't drive.

Sob.

My local offie do home delivery :eek:

The Oh's kids had a party here one year, and at ten to ten they were going mad on their phones (the party guests) ordering booze

rainbow kirby · 17-11-2012 10:53PM

Red wine time, big durty Spanish red. Takeaway from Camile ordered too, and just waiting for Match of the Day...

Was at the march today. Need to calm the anger somehow...

Bubblefett · 17-11-2012 10:55PM

I think I've rediscovered how much I love writing

Lyaiera · 17-11-2012 10:57PM

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Was at the march today. Need to calm the anger somehow...

How did it go?

rainbow kirby · 17-11-2012 10:59PM

Lyaiera wrote: »

How did it go?

Absolutely huge turnout, with very few counter-protestors (that said, there were a few of the usual wingnuts around). Great to see *so* many people getting out - I think this is a bit of a "final straw" situation for a lot of people.

I have a very visceral emotional response to this sort of thing though, so once it was done I couldn't really face going out or doing much at all...

Stheno · 17-11-2012 11:02PM

I have drinking chocolate

OH is going to make me a big cup of it.
It's Cadburys stuff, any recommendations for really nice drinking chocolate?

Lyaiera · 17-11-2012 11:02PM

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Absolutely huge turnout, with very few counter-protestors (that said, there were a few of the usual wingnuts around). Great to see *so* many people getting out - I think this is a bit of a "final straw" situation for a lot of people.

I have a very visceral emotional response to this sort of thing though, so once it was done I couldn't really face going out or doing much at all...

Yeah, I was almost in tears when I saw some young kids at the Cork vigil last Wednesday.

Honey-ec · 17-11-2012 11:04PM

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Takeaway from Camile ordered too

Ooh, what's it like? Haven't ordered from there yet.

SB, I drove past a guy walking a St. Bernard puppy on Thursday and I'd say I looked like a mental patient with the GIHUGEOUS grin on my face out the car window...

x Purple Pawprints x · 17-11-2012 11:05PM

Toast4532 wrote: »

Don't know what is wrong with me, was in a good mood all day, now I just want to cry.

Decided not to go out tonight and stay in instead, just not in the mood for going out.

Hope you feel better soon Toast.

x

RacoonQueen · 17-11-2012 11:06PM

Stheno wrote: »

I have drinking chocolate

OH is going to make me a big cup of it.
It's Cadburys stuff, any recommendations for really nice drinking chocolate?

If I could live on this, I would.

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