deise08 wrote: » Sorry eisenberg. That must be the Waterfordian in me
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Aggressive greeters. I had to bring 1 of our cats to the vet this morning, he's got an injured paw and is so sore the vet has to sedate him. So I'm waiting for a call from the vet to see how he is and when I can collect him. I was just walking home, lost in my own thoughts, and some old fella in his 60's, said 'good morning' to me. I've never seen him before and I just smiled and said 'good morning' back to him. I'd only gone about 2 steps when he shouts back aggressively 'I said good morning':mad: So I stopped and turned around, he'd stopped in the street and was waiting for a response. So I said 'so did I' and off he went. I'm really sorry I didn't tell him to fcuk off and die:mad::mad:
gramar wrote: » He's obviously off his rocker. You get odd behaviour now and then and it's often only later you consider that the person may not be very well in the head.
RedFormanFITA wrote: » Men, men, men, men, manly men.... the theme tune to Two and A Half Men, trivial but yet so annoying. Once you hear it you can't get it out of your head.
eisenberg1 wrote: » Bummers, by that I mean, those people of a slightly nervous disposition, maybe in a queue in front or behind you, bumming, you know, humming, but making a bum sound " Bum bum dah da, bum bum de bum" to themselves, and the more agitated they get, the faster the bumming gets.
gramar wrote: » I may be wrong but I thought 'bla' was used to refer to people from Waterford?
czechlin wrote: » Here we go again: bus buddies She said 'morning' and what did miss brains here did!? I said 'good morning' AND smiled! Well fcuk :pac:
OldNotWIse wrote: » I tear my shirt at you...
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Pillows. Our pillows have gone in the middle again. So I haven't been sleeping that well this week. I've got to buy some more this week. It doesn't seem to matter what brand or how cheap/expensive they are, they still go in the middle. I ordered 4 online last time and they'd already gone in the middle when I took them out of the packaging:mad:
Tilly wrote: » Maybe your head is too heavy
Czarcasm wrote: » Not quite bumming (trying to keep a straight face as I type this and all ), but it reminded me of a girl yesterday that was standing so close to me in the queue in McDonalds that her breasts were sticking into my back! I thought to turn round and ask her to step back a bit, but then I figured if her tits are digging into my shoulders, chances are she's a lot taller than I am and may not take too kindly to being told keep her tits to herself! Actually if I'm honest, there were a whole raft of perverted smart arse comments going round in my head, so I thought best just put up with the bra buster, all I wanted was a coffee black with none of that UHT "milk"... Obvious train of thought is obvious
czechlin wrote: » :mad:Stuffing:mad: Is there a stronger word than hate??? Fcuking hate would have to do for now. It's a mouldy tasting bread substance and I have no idea why do people have the need to put in wraps, which makes it even worse to remove it than from anything else. There should be a warning sing label on food containing stuffing and coriander. Just because you had the stuffing behind spinach it doesn't mean that I won't find it!!!:mad:
jimgoose wrote: » Mmm. Hardly able to move for seven-foot Valkyries slouching around poking their breasts into you. Pity a-fúckan bowtcha, biy! :D:D
jimgoose wrote: » Ah now, there's stuffing and then there's stuffing. Mrs. Goose got stuffing in M&S for Christmas there a couple of years ago, and it was more like meatloaf than anything else. Unbelievable tack. I made sammitches out of it a couple days later an' all.
eisenberg1 wrote: » I think that is why Cap'n Czarcasm is wearing the eye patch, turned around too quickly while in the queue.......on a very cold day:D
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » The neighbours are in engaged in a spot of competitive diy with each other, again. So, so sick of the sound of power tools. Almost makes me want to drill stuff in protest. Speaking of power tools, I must harass, remind my husband that we need to get a new drill, the old one died. I could wait until one morning when they've got a dirty great hangover, then start drilling at about 6am, I'm evil me:D
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » I just ate a couple of squares of the chocolate with sea salt flakes bar that was with my Easter egg, it's disgusting. Something spawned by an evil, sick and twisted mind, the rest of it's going in the bin.
czechlin wrote: » Lindt dark chocolate with sea salt = drools It must be dark chocolate though, don't think I'd like milk chocolate with salt. But I'm not that crazy about milk chocolate anyway.
