What are your old school mates like today-more or less mature?

carzony · 16-06-2013 02:25AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Wrong on all counts still date attractive foreign women (very easy to meet them in my line of work)

your a pimp?:eek:

jamaamaj · 16-06-2013 02:25AM

More mature

Fratoue · 16-06-2013 02:33AM

Unfollow wrote: »

Where was the personal attack

Saying someone is broke living with Mammy etc could be construed that way.

If it wasn't my bad I can take things the wrong way and be a bit abrasive; it's very late and I've had a few also.

Fratoue · 16-06-2013 02:37AM

carzony wrote: »

your a pimp?:eek:

Balls you've sussed me. Here's a video when I was a wrestler back in the day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S3kROOSQfU

carzony · 16-06-2013 02:43AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Balls you've sussed me. Here's a video when I was a wrestler back in the day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S3kROOSQfU

here what do you do if ur job involves meeting foreign girls?

Fratoue · 17-06-2013 03:02AM

carzony wrote: »

here what do you do if ur job involves meeting foreign girls?

Like I said I'm a pimp:cool:

kraggy · 17-06-2013 03:14AM

It's late, I'm tired and I might be susceptible to fatigue-related confusion anyway, but what the **** is going on?

looking_around · 17-06-2013 03:18AM

Moved out of the town as quick as I could tbh ..So.. don't know how they're doing .. probably with kids, working or on the dole ..

yohan the great · 17-06-2013 07:10AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Like I said I'm a pimp:cool:

Why are you typing in bold?

Grand Moff Tarkin · 17-06-2013 09:10AM

Lock up dead or married i suppose as i did not care for any of them.

myfriendtom · 17-06-2013 09:23AM

Still a great brunch!

Pumpkinseeds · 17-06-2013 02:39PM

I finished school 20 years ago, couldn't give a monkeys what any of them are doing to be honest:D

IrishExpat · 17-06-2013 02:52PM

Similar response;

many of the more serious types from school have gone on and followed the usual formula; Uni degree, followed by a few years of internships and working their way up in a career with the big tech/marketing/finance companies.

Others are (as predicted) still work-shy, can be found wandering around the hometown aimlessly, drinking their dole money.

Whatever about big personality changes - you can more or less tell from 2nd level which general path they're going to take.

That said, there are a few dark horses. One guy in particular, not a peep from him through 5 years of school, not out-going at all - turning down a lot of opportunities to socialize and stayed nearly invisible for his time there,

is now extremely charismatic and doing well for himself in a PR role.

Fratoue · 22-06-2013 10:32PM

yohan the great wrote: »

Why are you typing in bold?

Same reason a soap bubble is round

Radiosonde · 22-06-2013 10:41PM

doyle61 wrote: »

One lad who I went to school and myself used to thump the heads off each other every time we even looked at each other. We never got on at all. Met him about 2 years after we finished and we called it quits and now we actually get on very well whenever we meet each other

He's just lulling you into a false sense of security, then one day when your guard's down you'll get the mother of all wedgies while his mates film it on their camera phones. I recommend that next time you see him get him in a headlock.

LionelNashe · 22-06-2013 10:42PM

yohan the great wrote: »

Why are you typing in bold?

Actually, if typing in caps represents shouting, then maybe writing in bold could represent drunk posting. It would be good if that caught on.

lufties · 22-06-2013 10:50PM

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

I finished school 20 years ago, couldn't give a monkeys what any of them are doing to be honest:D

i did my lc in 99', coildnt give a shoite what any of them are doing, further away the better lol

daithi1970 · 22-06-2013 10:57PM

we still socialise -a lot of them moved to Galway where im based and we do stuff on a regular basis.. they are more or less mature:pac:

daithi

Fox_In_Socks · 22-06-2013 11:26PM

IrishExpat wrote: »

Similar response;

many of the more serious types from school have gone on and followed the usual formula; Uni degree, followed by a few years of internships and working their way up in a career with the big tech/marketing/finance companies.

Others are (as predicted) still work-shy, can be found wandering around the hometown aimlessly, drinking their dole money.

Whatever about big personality changes - you can more or less tell from 2nd level which general path they're going to take.

That said, there are a few dark horses. One guy in particular, not a peep from him through 5 years of school, not out-going at all - turning down a lot of opportunities to socialize and stayed nearly invisible for his time there,

is now extremely charismatic and doing well for himself in a PR role.

You're talking about yourself, aren't you?:P

I haven't met anyone from school since I left school. Didn't socialise in the town I went to school in and so haven't kept in contact with anyone.

astonaidan · 23-06-2013 01:23AM

I find my friends are pretty much in 3 categorys,
have matured at the same level as me from school, as in we have our lifes but we see each regularly for soccer when we go out.
Then we have the guys who got girl friends and well Id say one was my best friend, but I hardly see the lad or text/talk to him.
Then the other group who want to be more advanced in life and all they want is a girlfriend/wife/kids and think that will make them happy, but these guys Id still be in touch with often enough unlike the second group.

Regarding people I knew in school well most of them matured and Id talk to them but I wouldnt really have anything to do with them outside of chit chat.
And well some are still complete tools, who still live life as if they are in third year or think they are God regarding rugby/gaa abilities of past/present

RoundBox11 · 23-06-2013 01:35AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Same reason a soap bubble is round

Due to surface tension??

Galwayguy35 · 23-06-2013 02:40AM

I find some of the people who were in my class and who then went to college and got work elsewhere act like total snobs when they would be out in the pubs around xmas when they come back home to the sticks.

I'd be pals with the few that stayed local but it's ofton like talking to a stranger when I meet someone I might not have seen since we did the Leaving Cert.

Personally most of my friends these days would be the people I have worked with over the years.

IrishExpat · 28-06-2013 12:38AM

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

You're talking about yourself, aren't you?:P

I haven't met anyone from school since I left school. Didn't socialise in the town I went to school in and so haven't kept in contact with anyone.

Me, nah, haven't done anything overly interesting (so far).

FizzleSticks · 28-06-2013 02:31AM

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Dostoevsky · 28-06-2013 02:49AM

Wanderer2010 wrote: »

What are your old school mates like today-more or less mature?

I have no interest in seeing any of them; I had no time for the cliques and bullying that went on, or the crocodile tears from the chief bully at the funeral of one of his victims who took his own life at 18 years of age. The past is a foreign country, and I've worked hard over the years to keep it that way.

Sir Gallagher · 28-06-2013 03:10AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Had, when I had the spare dosh and dating sexy foreign women, not now hence my prodigal return. Left the account dormant for years and years.First post was back in the day actually , use other IMO better board sites online.

Oh my god it's Trent!!!!!

wandatowell · 28-06-2013 03:33AM

FizzleSticks wrote: »

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Oh yeah,

I just noticed that myself now. Fu*kin hell, only took me 15 years to cop that.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 28-06-2013 06:58AM

Most have matured to some degree, all good people for the most part though. I find it awkward at times like Christmas when I run into people who I'm no longer in regular contact with. After we've exchanged pleasantries I've nothing to say to them, I just try and get away.

Grayson · 28-06-2013 07:40AM

I've only seen a few guys from school. One is a lecturer in Galway. One is a religion teacher. One is a FF councillor.

whomitconcerns · 28-06-2013 08:01AM

finished in 96 and haven't seen any of them since. Hmm....

What are your old school mates like today-more or less mature?

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