The Rant Thread(a place to dump ur baggage)

SamforMayo · 10-03-2014 09:01PM

ThisRegard wrote: »

Wall to wall horse racing, and the tedium hasn't even started yet.

I'm also very annoyed my home made chips stuck to the bottom of the tray and bashing the **** out of them in anger strangely didn't make it all better, only create a mash/chip hybrid.

Buy a tray by Prestige, they are the business, nothing sticks to it, not dear either.

sixpack's little hat · 11-03-2014 12:10AM

Chips cooked in the oven :mad:

adrian522 · 11-03-2014 04:48PM

I should be out running now, but I'm not.

I come in for 8am so I can leave at 4.30pm. Then some fecker organises a meeting for 5pm. Which will last an hour.

You don't see me setting meetings for 8am do you?

rainbow kirby · 11-03-2014 04:55PM

adrian522 wrote: »

You don't see me setting meetings for 8am do you?

Start doing it. Make em learn :cool:

PaulieC · 11-03-2014 05:33PM

Or use the decline button

gerard_65 · 11-03-2014 08:21PM

Greyhound waste. What a bunch of w**kers. Hello Thortons.

mr.wiggle · 11-03-2014 09:25PM

Warm bloody evenings !!
No more running in my lovely form shaping running tights that get me
loadsa whistles from the girls ! ( at least I hope its from the girls :eek: )

Ososlo · 11-03-2014 09:29PM

Beautiful horses having to lose their lives for 'sport'.

kit3 · 11-03-2014 09:32PM

mr.wiggle wrote: »

Warm bloody evenings !!
No more running in my lovely form shaping running tights that get me
loadsa whistles from the girls ! ( at least I hope its from the girls :eek: )

Any connection between this and your user name :rolleyes:

mr.wiggle · 11-03-2014 09:40PM

kit3 wrote: »

Any connection between this and your user name :rolleyes:

PaulieC · 12-03-2014 12:33PM

Litterbugs. Absolutely drive me mad. I passed a car last night at the O2 with parent dropping young wans to the Beyoncé concert. The mother in the passenger seat opened her window to throw a lucozade bottle out onto the road. Fc*kin scumbag beyatch. Another carful on the way back, except this time it was a large cardboard box.
And runners aren't immune to it either. I remember seeing a number of gel packs on the ground while doing the Run The Line in the mountains and also in the forest during Donadea 50k. Who do these scummers expect to pick up after them ?

Cabaal · 12-03-2014 01:20PM

PaulieC wrote: »

And runners aren't immune to it either. I remember seeing a number of gel packs on the ground while doing the Run The Line in the mountains and also in the forest during Donadea 50k. Who do these scummers expect to pick up after them ?

No, they certainly aren't.
Even during races I tend to put used gel wrappers in my short pocket or the small pocket on my gel belt.

From what I've seen a number of times many cyclist also have no problem with littering, esp when they get flat tyres. Just leaving the punctured tube on the road or fecking it into the ditch.

I don't understand people littering their country like this, drives me mad

rom · 12-03-2014 04:10PM

Paying hotel prices like 7 $ a t-shirt for laundry only for them to lose them all. A weeks clothes, running gear etc all gone.

jebuz · 12-03-2014 05:06PM

Tinkers throwing stones at me last night as I was trying to do an interval session

Cabaal · 12-03-2014 05:07PM

jebuz wrote: »

Tinkers throwing stones at me last night as I was trying to do an interval session

They were trying to get you to run faster :pac:
It's a motivation tactic

jebuz · 12-03-2014 05:11PM

you're right, I should thank them

Cabaal · 13-03-2014 09:10AM

People driving with no lights on this morning in thick mist/fog,
****en idiots!

66_Lad · 13-03-2014 09:17AM

Cabaal wrote: »

People driving with no lights on this morning in thick mist/fog,
****en idiots!

+ 1 and guaranteed this evening there will be cars with fog lights on and the sun shining...can't wait for that rant!

Finnt · 13-03-2014 01:28PM

A sports shop "for all your sports requirements" that doesn't carb gels,

Cabaal · 13-03-2014 02:01PM

Finnt wrote: »

A sports shop "for all your sports requirements" that doesn't carb gels,

Its not GAA, football or rugby....and its not a top or tracksuit bottom, thats why they didn't have it :pac:

Cartman78 · 13-03-2014 03:49PM

Cabaal wrote: »

Its not GAA, football or rugby....and its not a top or tracksuit bottom, thats why they didn't have it :pac:

There are very few genuine sports shops around these days imho....fricken loads of casual skanger fashion outlets though

slowsteady · 13-03-2014 08:34PM

Summer (in Ireland, 10C+), Vaseline/Bodyglide for the nips - another thing to remember!!

belcarra · 13-03-2014 09:53PM

Paging AMK, AMK... your Spurs have been playing again...!

Pacing Mule · 13-03-2014 09:55PM

belcarra wrote: »

Paging AMK, ALK... your Spurs have been playing again...!

Let me do the honours

Spurs - ****ing spurs FFS.

kit3 · 14-03-2014 10:51AM

'Dress up' day in school - 2nd week in a row - ffs it's hard enough to get three of them out the door & myself out to work without adding that into the mix - day's work done before I leave the house. Last week was a character from a book to celebrate world book day, today it's a character from Irish history but the worst ever went like this: 'The children will dress up on Friday - the theme is water' :mad:

nerraw1111 · 14-03-2014 11:23AM

If you were smart about it, you should have dressed them as James Joyce each time.

What in water did Bloom, waterlover, drawer of water, watercarrier, returning to the range, admire?

Its universality: its democratic equality and constancy to its nature in seeking its own level: its vastness in the ocean of Mercator's projection: its unplumbed profundity in the Sundam trench of the Pacific exceeding 8000 fathoms

kit3 · 14-03-2014 11:50AM

nerraw1111 wrote: »

If you were smart about it, you should have dressed them as James Joyce each time.

I think I might have had a little trouble explaining that one to a 7 year old who wanted to be Pippi Longstocking but was stressing that her hair was not quite the same colour as that on the illustration.

dechol · 14-03-2014 03:22PM

kit3 wrote: »

'Dress up' day in school - 2nd week in a row - ffs it's hard enough to get three of them out the door & myself out to work without adding that into the mix - day's work done before I leave the house. Last week was a character from a book to celebrate world book day, today it's a character from Irish history but the worst ever went like this: 'The children will dress up on Friday - the theme is water' :mad:

Dress up days when you have three kids to decorate and are also a teacher. Only so many days I can take dressed up like an idiot!

kit3 · 14-03-2014 03:55PM

dechol wrote: »

Dress up days when you have three kids to decorate and are also a teacher. Only so many days I can take dressed up like an idiot!

Ok - you win

BeepBeep67 · 14-03-2014 08:50PM

Ahhhh good Jaysus!!!!

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