LexieOnRale wrote: » He's quite partial to the ole sing song in the mornings though. Trying to sleep through a tone deaf rendition of 'Breakfast at Tiffanys' or something by christy Moore is harder than you'd think. Me being as highly strung as I am, would be liable to leap out of bed and beat him to death some morning
gramar wrote: » Does he have a rabbit and a pot?
OldNotWIse wrote: » ......when someone tries to communicate with you when they are on the phone to someone else.So, they come over and start mouthing silently at you and making weird facesand pointing. Fúck off just fúck right off! I have no idea what is wrong withyou! It’s not up to me to interpret your weirdo gestures and raised eyebrowsbecause your manners are up your hole picking daisies – right?!
OldNotWIse wrote: » /snip
OldNotWIse wrote: » This, I think is the ultimate annoyance, it actually makes me want to kill the person: when someone tries to communicate with you when they are on the phone to someone else.So, they come over and start mouthing silently at you and making weird faces and pointing. Fúck off just fúck right off! I have no idea what is wrong withyou! It’s not up to me to interpret your weirdo gestures and raised eyebrows because your manners are up your hole picking daisies – right?!
shruikan2553 wrote: » Ah here, its 4 again! Let's get a mob together and overthrow the tyrant that is Dannie!
LynnGrace wrote: » People who don't observe the basics of personal hygiene. I know the weather is warm at the moment, but it's no excuse for going around stinking the place out. Twice this week, in shops, I've been gasping for breath after encountering smelly people-customers, not staff. I'm not talking about a whiff of sweat, I'm talking about stinking to high heaven. What will they be like when water charges are introduced??
padd b1975 wrote: » People who keep a hat on the rear parcel shelf of their car.
Fat Christy wrote: » My bf threw my running gear out the window last night.....:pac: I went for a run and I came back drenched. I had a shower but was too lazy to wash my clothes so he threw them out the window. He said he couldn't sleep with the stink of them. :P :pac:
mickydoomsux wrote: » Also, people with a bunch of stickers on the rear window of their car. We're all so impressed you are a yummy mummy driving your baby on board in "dad's taxi" whilst listening to Today FM and wearing your Wexford GAA jersey. And people who put L plates on the bonnet or boot of a car instead of employing the proper placement used by people with a functional brain.
gramar wrote: » 'baby on board' stickers. Lucky you had the sticker as otherwise I would have tried to ram you off the road down a steep incline. What do they hope to acheive by having them? 'dog on board' stickers. I shít you not. 'baby on board' stickers on cars that drive like rally drivers.
Buzz Killington the third wrote: » I'm now imagining your boss throwing your bonus at you in dollar bills
26sdrawkcab wrote: » :pac::pac::pac: What's a bonus??
LordChessington wrote: » Airports that don't have a shop that sells toblerone. What the fcuk else am I going to spend my small change on? Fragrances? Fcuk that, I want chocolate that breaks my teeth
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » I saw a photo today of a huge rat in a vending machine eating a packet of biscuits:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:, I will never purchase anything from a vending machine, EVER.
gramar wrote: » Dear Eisenberg, Please see the below link which I feel may be of interest to you.http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057255859 No need to thank me, Best regards, Gramar
LizT wrote: » He's gone mad with power.
eisenberg1 wrote: » Rats in vending machines, whatever next?:D I sir, have eaten my last kebab, ever. Normally (sober) I wouldn't go near one with a barge pole, but after a few pints they seem to make sense.......but either way, never again.