mauzo! wrote: » I was out in my garden during the week, there's a graveyard beside us. A few of the girls on the road were climbing the trees and shouting over the wall at the mourners. 'HEEEYYY! OH LOOK IT SAYS GRANDAD IN THE FLOWERS. HELLOOOOOOO.' Then they started singing the song from Frozen. 'LET IT GOOOOO, LET IT GOOOOOOO!!!!' I ended up giving them some chalk and telling them they can draw on the driveway. I said it to the mother and she said 'ah sure they're just kids, playing on their own road'. No they aren't just playing, they're shouting at a group of people burying a loved one ffs. Really bugged me :mad:
Cienciano wrote: » That's not a trivial thing. That's a bunch of kids that need a slap!
KungPao wrote: » Saw this ad earlier today...awful stuff. And of course Toto is pronounced "Toe-dough" :rolleyes: Almost as bad as those bloody "go conquer" phone ads, full of pointless Americanisms.
grundie wrote: » When the Luas stops st a station and someone hangs their head out the doors dragging hard on a cigarette - but then exhales inside the carriage after the doors have closed.
cassid wrote: » My youngest is in the bed with me with an upset tummy ( throw up everywhere today) well the smell of his farts would cut your throat
Boom_Bap wrote: » People on FaceBook who: - ask you to vote for their friends child in the cutest baby award. Firstly, it means you are not actually voting for the cutest. Secondly, who gives a f*ck. - write long rambling notes to their children on their birthdays, but the kids are too young to read yet alone set up an email address which is required to set up the FB account to actually read the thing. So you are essentially writing a note to your friends to let them know its your kids birthday. Pr*cks. - write long rambling heartfelt notes to a dead person. They are not going to be able to f*cking read it. - those people that write the one liner status like 'I can't believe this has happened to me', 'worst day of my life', 'unbelievable'.......stop fishing to give your 'friends' a reason to write to you. - people who check in everywhere they eat. I don't care.
OldNotWIse wrote: » Ah the red line Playground for skángers :P
Czarcasm wrote: » I have to go on this "red line" some day just for the laugh, it sounds deadly altogether *scribbles down another one for the bucket list*
OldNotWIse wrote: » The whole living vicariously via social networking is irritating at best, and creepy at worst. People documenting their entire lives and panicking if they can't inform their 600 "friends" immediately about their pulled pork salad or their progeny's latest word. Far from fuucking pulled pork most of us were reared...and we dont care about your baby's "achievements" - they are normal developmental stages. We were all babies at some point and every second person has one. Over it.
Cienciano wrote: » No idea why this annoys me, but people in convertible cars on nice days (like today) with the roof up. What's the point in having it?
OldNotWIse wrote: » Just make sure you get everything else on your list ticked off first :P edit: I'll go with you, just in case. Can't be too careful! Also have to show you the landmarks such as the "Bono is a póx" graffiti
bluewolf wrote: » Fear of being stuck on the motorway when the heavens decide to lash down and the roof is down
eisenberg1 wrote: » Can I come? Love to see that Bono graffiti. Driving thru certain part of Dublin a few years ago, and saw one that said "Micka Foley does the sunbeds":D
OldNotWIse wrote: » People who still say "pound" instead of "euro". Wtf is wrong with them?
Boom_Bap wrote: » Chuggers and pushy sales staff have been discussed here before....this takes the biscuit.http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2014/07/15/331681041/comcast-embarrassed-by-the-service-call-making-internet-rounds?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=npr&utm_term=nprnews&utm_content=20140715