Did you see anything out of the ordinary today?

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

i went to the store, and a beautiful woman there asked me was I okay, what a lovely sentiment,

Similar thing happened me, except she was a munter and I was trying to rob some dog food. Her tone was a tad accusatory too.

Kaliyah Flat Farmyard wrote: »

I seen two gay lads snog on Abbey St today and thought 'fair f*cks lads', then thought only a very few short years ago I'd have giggled and pointed, but I still its its 'out of the ordinary' for a lot of folk.

Few years ago in the local around November time, two lads out in the smokeroom playing tonsil tennis after a long day on the beer.

An old farmer from the hills, who'd never been more than five miles from home in his life, spies them.

Back into the bar he goes 'Any of yous see them two fcukers out there? Fcuking stupid dickheads!' Someone tries to explain diplomatically that this is the 21st century and for the old lad to cop himself on.

Says he, 'I'm not on about that ye silly cnut, them two buggers have been out there three quarters of an hour, they'll be fcuking foundered!'

Tail Docker wrote: »

How?

http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/wonder_of_flight/heli.html wrote:

A helicopter can take off and land vertically (straight up and down). It can fly in any direction, even sideways and backwards. It can also hover or hang in the air above a given place.

A helicopter gets its power from rotors or blades. When its rotors are spinning, a helicopter doesn't look much like an airplane. But the rotor blades have an airfoil shape like the wings of an airplane. So as the rotors turn, air flows more quickly over the tops of the blades than it does below. This creates enough lift for flight.

And thats How! for now.

jordanfaf wrote: »

A man attempted to kill himself by diving infront of my car today.... i was coming through town after going hammock shopping with some friends in Ikea (fun day) we were on our way back to the south side through town. I think it was near ballymun. Someone dived into my path (literally) i jammed on. And stopped about 2 feet from him. Then a group of pedestrians got him up and off the road. I didnt have anywhere to stop so an onlooking taxi man said i was alright to go...... the hammock went well, sat in it for 15 mins here in safe old Rathgar before it rained

Use this as a sign. Dont venture into the Northside any time soon.

This morning, A Spanish driver actually said thank you after I let him move out in front of me at a junction.