It's PanDENmonium! [Off Topic Chat]

wnolan1992 · 24-12-2013 01:36PM

I'd probably be too busy bleeding to care that he got hurt tbh.

I think we'd all like to see ourselves as the person that would be cool and calm after it, calling an ambulance, putting pressure on the wound, fashioning a tourniquet out of your own intestines, maybe even sewing up the wound Rambo style while you wait. But realistically I'd say 90% of people, including me, would be on the ground sobbing and calling for my Mommy. :pac:

On a side note, I'd love to be in your brain for a few hours Jhcx. :P

Daniel7740 · 24-12-2013 02:40PM

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I'd probably be too busy bleeding to care that he got hurt tbh.

I think we'd all like to see ourselves as the person that would be cool and calm after it, calling an ambulance, putting pressure on the wound, fashioning a tourniquet out of your own intestines, maybe even sewing up the wound Rambo style while you wait. But realistically I'd say 90% of people, including me, would be on the ground sobbing and calling for my Mommy. :pac:

On a side note, I'd love to be in your brain for a few hours Jhcx. :P

I disagree tbh, I reckon it's more like 90% would be calm of it happened to them.

Instinct kicks in and you just go into 'auto-pilot'. That's from my experience of being the person that was with the person that was injured, but in a hell of alot less dramatic situation

It's amazing how quick you react with out even thinking

Jhcx · 25-12-2013 01:00PM

Happy Christmas fellow C&H boardies. Hope Santa was good to ye.
Have a great day enjoy dinner

Junco Partner · 25-12-2013 06:07PM

My sister got my little brother a copy of san andreas for the ps2. A second hand copy of a nine year old game from 2 generations ago caused the most excitement for my brother and i this morning. so bloody jealous.

LoonyLovegood · 25-12-2013 08:18PM

I love the fact that my parents still insist on doing Santa, despite the fact that I'm 20. Got loads of knitting stuff, make up, perfume, loads. Oh, Christmas.

wnolan1992 · 25-12-2013 08:19PM

I got a USB powered vacuum cleaner.

That's the pick of the bunch.

Squidgy Black · 25-12-2013 08:25PM

My parents gave my 13 year old brother a nice big cash sum because basically I gave them my old iphone to give to my sister and I took my parents tv as my present, so they could keep everything to a minimum.

And he was most excited about the ten quid toasted sandwich maker from Argos.

Jhcx · 26-12-2013 10:56PM

I love Project X. So fire, movie and oh no alcohol. dafuq is this?

Junco Partner · 28-12-2013 07:57AM

Just got in from the night-shift about 45 minutes ago. Got changed, put my uniform in the wash and was heading to bed when there's a knock at the door. I thought it was Tony from work who lives on the floor below; who'd just gotten home too. Opened it to find not Tony but a very inebriated blonde girl of about my age. She'd been locked out of her friends flat and asked me could she have a blanket as she was freezing in the hall and couldn't wake her friend.

How she came to be knocking on my door is a mystery as her friends flat is two floors below mine. I considered offering her my couch but she looked a bit like a vomit risk and also didn't want to wake up to discover my flat cleared out.

one of the more random knockings at my chamber door at 6 am anyway.

probably not gonna see that blanket again either :pac:

Jhcx · 29-12-2013 04:43AM

^ Ever so slightly jealous :P

Lads is it possible for one to fall in love with themselves. What breaks my heart at the end of the day is that I've never been called ugly. Always been givin compliments. But yet im still single. I respect a girl too much to just shift them in the nightclub and those throwing themselves at ya scare me.

iamanengine · 29-12-2013 02:23PM

Jhcx wrote: »

I respect a girl too much to just shift them in the nightclub and those throwing themselves at ya scare me.

Well that right there is your problem :P

Jhcx · 29-12-2013 02:29PM

iamanengine wrote: »

Well that right there is your problem :P

Don't I know it

. Ah well for all the time I go to the nightclub. I'd rather be drunk

pajor · 29-12-2013 03:23PM

Jhcx wrote: »

But yet im still single. I respect a girl too much to just shift them in the nightclub and those throwing themselves at ya scare me.

You can always shift in a nightclub and then call her again!

wnolan1992 · 29-12-2013 03:32PM

Jhcx wrote: »

those throwing themselves at ya scare me.

Yeah... those are the worst! I mean, pfft, it's like, jeez, I'm not a piece of meat...

<_<

>_>

Jhcx · 29-12-2013 03:54PM

pajor wrote: »

You can always shift in a nightclub and then call her again!

I don't know if that's possible in ennis.

LoonyLovegood · 29-12-2013 04:04PM

speaking as the girl who met her boyfriend in one of the...more intriguing clubs in Dublin, shifted, got scared and ran off to Limerick, go for it.

Also, said boyfriend's mother bought me loads of Christmas gifts, and called me her "like a daughter" when speaking to one of her friends. This is good, yes?

Jhcx · 29-12-2013 04:29PM

I don't think I could do it. I'm old fashioned.
My first gf I met in study at school. Second gf was my ex's friend and 3rd I met in Lourdes. I've never had to shift any to get them.

Also that's good. Always a good sign when the mother likes you.

Jhcx · 01-01-2014 03:49AM

Happy New Year everyone. Hope 2014 is good for ye and some of ye graduate and that yer successful in what ever lies ahead for ye in the year.

Also we need a new name for the den. New Year and all that. How bout 'the wacky success den' in that celebrating five years old our forum and it's one of our most successful surviving threads?

LoonyLovegood · 01-01-2014 06:03PM

Hmm...new den name will have to be considered.

How was everyone's new year, actually?

pajor · 01-01-2014 07:09PM

CTYIgirl wrote: »

Hmm...new den name will have to be considered.

How was everyone's new year, actually?

Marvellous really.

Corvo Attano · 01-01-2014 07:11PM

How im not dead from last night I dont know.

I good start in all

anirishlad · 01-01-2014 09:45PM

Lads if your girlfriend kissed a girl would you consider it cheating?

Corvo Attano · 01-01-2014 09:46PM

anirishlad wrote: »

Lads if your girlfriend kissed a girl would you consider it cheating?

Depends on the circumstances.

anirishlad · 01-01-2014 09:57PM

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Depends on the circumstances.

Night out, drunk and only lasted a minute. I'm actually friends with the girl as well.

Corvo Attano · 01-01-2014 09:59PM

anirishlad wrote: »

Night out, drunk and only lasted a minute. I'm actually friends with the girl as well.

Was it like a shift or a peck and was it just a spur of the moment joke thing?

iamanengine · 01-01-2014 09:59PM

anirishlad wrote: »

Night out, drunk and only lasted a minute. I'm actually friends with the girl as well.

Kinda ****ty but nah. I know a girl who does it all the time and bf thinks nothing of it!

Also the current Den name is unbeatable

Jhcx · 01-01-2014 10:09PM

anirishlad wrote: »

Lads if your girlfriend kissed a girl would you consider it cheating?

My Ex used to do that to piss me off. failed miserably i find it a real turn on :pac:

wnolan1992 · 01-01-2014 10:15PM

I'd consider it cheating tbh.

Like, would you be pissed off if she did the same thing with a guy?

Don't really see the difference.

anirishlad · 01-01-2014 10:16PM

Corvo Attano wrote: »

Was it like a shift or a peck and was it just a spur of the moment joke thing?

She said they both wanted to experiment. I do feel a bit annoyed about it but some lads do seem to find it class :P but seriously we had only been going out for a day :L

anirishlad · 01-01-2014 10:18PM

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I'd consider it cheating tbh.

Like, would you be pissed off if she did the same thing with a guy?

Don't really see the difference.

Oh I would be seriously pissed off if it was a guy.

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