The Rant Thread(a place to dump ur baggage)

Nedkelly24 · 04-01-2014 08:04PM

Lazy dog owners and piles of steaming **** on the path, in my hall and all over the kitchen floor.....aghhhh...gagging....

Wotsername · 04-01-2014 08:39PM

It freaks me out and gives me the horrors when i see someone crossing the road against the lights, in traffic while pushing a buggy. I get shudders even thinking about it.

Clearlier · 05-01-2014 01:20AM

LaHaine wrote: »

People who plug everything out all the time. I hate you.

I dont care if your sister in laws auntys cousin's laptop once exploded as a result of lightening. Stop plugging stuff out!!!!

People who don't use surge protectors for their expensive electronic equipment.

rom · 05-01-2014 05:52PM

operation transformation

AuldManKing · 05-01-2014 09:22PM

TRR wrote: »

People who sign their rants or any posts for that fact. There really is no need.

Also people who use the first initial of some ones forename in a post. Along the lines of "my god D, you are a grumpy bastard".

Funny you used 'D' - bet you were thinking of A
:P

Aimman · 06-01-2014 08:44AM

Spending Sunday Morning reading logs and threads and making posts in them, then to find that after the 'Boards.ie Scheduled Maintenance' in the afternoon, all the posts are missing. :mad:

TFBubendorfer · 06-01-2014 09:12AM

Thunder and lightning - run cancelled :mad:
My runner's OCD is going to bug me for weeks :eek:

ThisRegard · 06-01-2014 09:23AM

First post Christmas green bin day morning on what will probably be the windiest night of the year in my part of Dublin anyway. The dogs were kind enough to go crazy, twice, to alert me it was blown over. Good fun walking around the street at 5:30am picking it up. Luckily it was packed so full that only some of the lose stuff at the top got blown around.

Aimman · 06-01-2014 11:06AM

ThisRegard wrote: »

First post Christmas green bin day morning on what will probably be the windiest night of the year in my part of Dublin anyway. The dogs were kind enough to go crazy, twice, to alert me it was blown over. Good fun walking around the street at 5:30am picking it up. Luckily it was packed so full that only some of the lose stuff at the top got blown around.

Missed opportunity to put on the Garmin and run around collecting the paper and logging it as a training session.

Chivito550 · 06-01-2014 02:11PM

People who are borderline overweight who call yours truly extraordinarily thin/ skinny/ anorexic and have the cheek to put on a pizza at a house party and then hand it to me commenting that I could really do with one! Imagine a person of normal healthy weight handing an overweight person a salad in front of other people. All hell would break loose. Society is messed up! There's a BIG difference between somebody of average weight and somebody of normal weight. The average is overweight!

ThisRegard · 06-01-2014 02:32PM

You notice that the last few runs by the local guy you are stalking on Strava in order to try rob his segments are in the Cayman Islands.

rom · 06-01-2014 03:20PM

Chivito550 wrote: »

People who are borderline overweight who call yours truly extraordinarily thin/ skinny/ anorexic and have the cheek to put on a pizza at a house party and then hand it to me commenting that I could really do with one! Imagine a person of normal healthy weight handing an overweight person a salad in front of other people. All hell would break loose. Society is messed up! There's a BIG difference between somebody of average weight and somebody of normal weight. The average is overweight!

Take the high road. Having excess weight means less endorphins. Unhappy people try to make other unhappy. Simple fact of life.

Gavlor · 07-01-2014 11:06PM

It's a pedestrian crossing with flashing amber lights you stupid pr!ck

nerraw1111 · 07-01-2014 11:16PM

Those bleeding "unveiled by random TD" plaques you see everywhere. Even on the Dublin mountain way trail. Should we honour the designer? the architect? or the brains behind the whole thing they're opening. Nope, let's honour the chap that cuts the ribbon. It's mental.

Murph_D · 07-01-2014 11:49PM

The wallies who vote for the ribbon-cutters above.

Ososlo · 08-01-2014 03:56PM

Emigration. Especially when the person who has to go really doesn't want to go:( Won't see my brother for probably a year if not more when I say goodbye in the morning.
I suppose at least I have a surrogate so all's not lost

blockic · 08-01-2014 03:59PM

Ososlo wrote: »

Emigration. Especially when the person who has to go really doesn't want to go:(

Ah Kilkenny really is not that far away!

mr.wiggle · 08-01-2014 05:18PM

Gavlor wrote: »

It's a pedestrian crossing with flashing amber lights you stupid pr!ck

Deep breaths G, deep breaths !!

Mr.W~

;-)

TRR · 08-01-2014 05:59PM

mr.wiggle wrote: »

Deep breaths G, deep breaths !!

Mr.W~

;-)

Wiggle you've already been warned about this signature ****e

Gavlor · 08-01-2014 06:05PM

mr.wiggle wrote: »

Deep breaths G, deep breaths !!

Mr.W~

;-)

Twice in the one post?

Good work

mr.wiggle · 08-01-2014 10:30PM

Gavlor wrote: »

Twice in the one post?

Good work

Couldn't resist :P

Mr.W

Beef · 08-01-2014 10:43PM

I know I was already wet - but to the 2 stupid fúckers in their nice comfy cars who absolutely drenched me while out running tonight, I hope your holes close up. :mad:

Wotsername · 08-01-2014 10:59PM

Gavlor wrote: »

It's a pedestrian crossing with flashing amber lights you stupid pr!ck

Just checking here Gavlor, Who is this post directed at?

Gavlor · 08-01-2014 11:01PM

Wotsername wrote: »

Just checking here Gavlor, Who is this post directed at?

My moral compass

Wotsername · 08-01-2014 11:26PM

Gavlor wrote: »

My moral compass

Oh right so. Thanks.:p

opus · 09-01-2014 11:14AM

The fecking truck driver who covered me from head to toe in a wave of water on the partially flooded Marina in Cork last night :mad: If I hadn't been soaked through already from the rain would have really p*ssed me off.

menoscemo · 09-01-2014 07:33PM

Pedestrians too engrossed in their smartphones to see what is coming towards them or where they are going. f***ing w**kers

digger2d2 · 09-01-2014 08:21PM

menoscemo wrote: »

Pedestrians too engrossed in their smartphones to see what is coming towards them or where they are going. f***ing w**kers

Were you running on the roads up by Lamb Doyles in the dark again?

kit3 · 09-01-2014 08:51PM

Cyclists with no lights or hi-viz gear in the dark - you can't be seen. Nearly got a few last night. Was nothing compared to the stupid woman dressed in dark clothes pushing someone in a wheelchair on the road in the back streets of the coombe - very nearly got extra points for them both ! Nerves shot by the time I got home !

displaced dub · 09-01-2014 09:05PM

OPERATION TRANSFORMATION.....

Out for a 4 miles today and came across a neighbour who say to me "out for operation transformation?" my reply was "I'm not the one who needs it" earphones back in to keep the steam coming from my ears.

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