redfacedbear wrote: » An Post putting the 'return to sender' stickers over the addressee's name on the envelope - pain in the backside!
selous wrote: » Have it, they could use whats coming out of my nose for the next Alien film or some such similar film, thank heavens for Aloe Vera tissues and the soft part of my cycling glove!!!! yep, thought you'd appreciate all that!!
Dial Hard wrote: » When I stage my benevolent coup, all umbrellas will be banned anywhere other than on the golf course.
One eyed Jack wrote: » Monday mornings, same as every morning at this stage - "What we going to do today Brain?" "Same thing we do every day Pinky - try to take over the world..."
LexieOnRale wrote: » i was vomitting all night so the oh went and got me one of those bag for life things to be sick into so I didn't have to keep getting up. So when I was done, I hung it on the bed. Except this morning he went to work and so did I, without getting rid of the bag of vomit. He is going to be so disgusted with me later when he realises/smells it, that is actually cheering me up a lot. I just wish I could see his disgusted face
jimgoose wrote: » Mmm. I made the tactical schoolboy error of cruising down to Mahon Point shopping centre in Cork on the afternoon of December 23rd last. Nice place, bright, roomy, nice shops, etc. but the traffic. Oh by Cheeses the traffic in and out of the blasted place...
LexieOnRale wrote: » People abbreviating words...... GBNF ffs
selous wrote: » Is this trivially annoying....if true? My very reputable bin company spells my house name totally a**eways and has a few letters missing thru-out the whole address, Now imagine my "total surprise" when a load of these charity letters that have being coming over the last few weeks has the exact same mis-spelling of the house name and same letters missing from the whole address, has my very reputable bin company "bin" selling address' to other companies?? trivially annoying?
LexieOnRale wrote: » People abbreviating words when they're trying to be meaningful, like on my birthday recieving "HB". Tonight someone commented on my photo with my dad "GBNF" for his anniversary tonight/morning. Gone but not forgotten. You're so busy remembering you couldn't type what you had to say, oh no. If it's such an effort you'd wonder why they even comment. GBNF ffs
LexieOnRale wrote: » This. I had to go to the chemist today to see if I could get something to stop me hoofing. I practically crawled my way onto grafton street, on the verge of passing out, and had people shove into me in all directions, got to boots then and it was like battling through a stampede to get to the bottom of the shop, people pushing and weaving and out because God forbid they get held up for a second.
Flutterby80 wrote: » A friend of mine just put up a status update on Facebook about how crap it is working in retail at Christmas time. I'm not usually one to comment but as I'm in the same boat I replied that I feel the same and we had a bit of chat surrounding our lack of time off during Christmas and general tiredness. A mutual friend wades in saying oh you wouldn't be talking like that if you didn't have a job. I'm sorry but piss right off! I'm sick of this attitude that people who have a job are not entitled to have the odd moan, I know how lucky I am to have a good job and I work damn hard!! Oooh my blood is boiling!!!
yeppydeppy wrote: » Whisperers - it's just plain rude. I don't care if you're drunk and it's your girlfriend you're whispering to - either call that person aside or speak up and don't be embarrassed to say you have to go home 'cause you can't handle your booze.
eisenberg1 wrote: » I just heard a woman shout "cooee" while trying top attract the attention of her friend across the road. I wanted to push her under a bus.