tomwaterford wrote: » TBF id rather be looking at my phone...whatsapping my friends etc, than be dealing with talking to the general public who are by and large insufferable arseholes (yous all on boards aside).. if I was having to get public transport everyday....near 100% certainty id be just looking my phone...who wants to be dealing with bull****e chit chat??
The Diabolical Monocle wrote: » Certain petrol pumps have this feature where if you pull the handle too quick or fully it disactivates the pump ... Stops you filling up. Total head wrecker. Have to squeeze the handle half way ... Slow as fvck. Drive a distance to avoid places with that.
LexieOnRale wrote: » How easy it is to destroy an animal. I've two dogs. About a month ago both were sick. I felt sorry for them and gave them nice food (whatever was on discount in tesco). Now they're better but won't eat their nuts and wet food now. The daddy dog will eat his meat raw but the puppy won't. So, here I am on a Sunday evening cooking a dog sirloin steak, and cutting it into pieces for him. And I had two bowls of fruit salad for my own dinner. Kids would be less demanding
LexieOnRale wrote: » Older people constantly commenting on my appearance is headwrecking. My best friends mom does it every single time she sees me and my cousin does it too. I think because they're older, and have kids my own age/older they must think I'm some sort of imbicle unable to take care of myself. I met my cousin earlier tonight. "Lexie, are you eating". Yes B. "Are you sure?" Certain. "There's less and less of you everytime I see you" I don't think so B, it's probably just the outfit. "You always dress well don't you?" I'm delighted that the conversation is steering away from weight until she goes back to "make sure you're eating right, won't you". I wouldn't mind but it's not like I don't have weight to lose, I do. It's not like a couple pounds here or there would even touch the sides of it but I think old people just have different ideas in their heads about how they think you look vs how you actually look. Can be guaranteed anyone I know really well, over the age of 45, probably thinks I'm living in squalor or starving myself. Far from it.
selous wrote: » Slippery slope Boom_Bap then it'll be the P.J's around the house......because they're soooo comfortable.
FoxyVixen wrote: » People born in fields. Is it that incredibly difficult to close a door behind you so that the heat can be KEPT IN!!!!! Next gob****e that walks through that door and doesn't close it behind them is getting a stapler thrown to the head :mad:
Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: » As someone who worked in that area all my life, I can't agree with you on this. Don't get me started on the subject of our wildlife and the governments woefully inadequate response to directives to protect our natural environment. I'll save that for the Nature forum.
MsBubbles wrote: » TA that everytime I see a post from Boom_Bap Mmm Bop by Hanson is on loop in my head
OldNotWIse wrote: » There's some f.ucker up our way shooting beautiful deer, like every day. Actually, it doesn't just TA me, it makes me f.ucking mad with anger. What is he doing with all the deer? Selling it on the black market? I'm also annoyed that I don't know enough about the law in this regard to know if I can report him, if he needs a license, if he is going above a quota - are there quotas? And, every time he drives past me he f.ucking waves! With the big neanderthal head on him. I wave too...my middle finger
LexieOnRale wrote: » When you think you look great until you leave the house. Then spend the entire night questioning if you're overdressed/over made up/If that thigh high slit is too thigh high. Effort of life
jimgoose wrote: » It's probably the season for female and antlerless deer - they're culled regularly, for their good and ours. You do indeed need a license to hunt deer, it's a serious offence to do it without one. You also need a licensed, powerful centrefire rifle which are jaw-droppingly dangerous weapons and the Gardaí do not issue them to morons.
OldNotWIse wrote: » Well, I don't know if he has a license. I also don't know what he is shooting them with. I will find out though and he'll be sorry if he's not above board.
jimgoose wrote: » And rightly so. Venison from the cull is mostly enjoyed at table, BTW.
Rosie Rant wrote: » Last night's trivial annoyances - a car alarm going off constantly and 3 dogs and a human barking at it. The man must have heard the dogs doing it and thought it would be fun to join in. He was terrible at it too. I feel like I haven't slept.
whiskeyman wrote: » TA: I had foxes 'wailing' outside last night. It's some screech that they make! :eek: If you didn't know what it was, you'd poop your pantaloons!
MsBubbles wrote: » I read that as a vixen's gowl
