Rag Week!

thesandeman · 16-02-2015 01:51PM #1

*Gets popcorn*

Mrs OBumble · 16-02-2015 02:14PM

Donegal Spewsday here we come.

Gits_bone · 16-02-2015 02:19PM

Already seen some fires started by students

who are now down to their last bag of turf for the week.

Intifada · 16-02-2015 02:33PM

I can't believe what I've just seen. Walking through town by Woodquay and saw two students one at least 20 years of age, throwing dog faeces at another. Is this what our taxes pay for? Now don't get me wrong I'm all for a bit of fun and I've no problem with dogs, but throwing poo (excuse my french) at one another? Ridiculous carry on and I will be writing to the college mark my words.

Lorikeet111 · 16-02-2015 02:38PM

That's just typical of rag week. It will be human faeces by 6 this evening when people are walking home from work, god help the poor souls. Forget the protesting about the water charges we should all be out in force against rag week.
Where did you see that happen? bet it was outside that fibbers place oh its sinful.

Mars Bar · 16-02-2015 02:39PM

Intifada wrote: »

I can't believe what I've just seen. Walking through town by Woodquay and saw two students one at least 20 years of age, throwing dog faeces at another. Is this what our taxes pay for? Now don't get me wrong I'm all for a bit of fun and I've no problem with dogs, but throwing poo (excuse my french) at one another? Ridiculous carry on and I will be writing to the college mark my words.

The colleges have nothing to do with Rag Week anymore so writing to the college is pointless.

Intifada · 16-02-2015 02:45PM

Mars Bar wrote: »

The colleges have nothing to do with Rag Week anymore so writing to the college is pointless.

And what if I or someone else had been hit by a stray piece of it? Caught in the crossfire. You're telling me the college wouldn't be interested? As a citizen and tax payer what form of recourse have I? I shouted at them a bit and heard some smart-arse retort encouring me to call the 'poolice' but would the gardai even care? Probably too busy arrested water protestors!!

Gits_bone · 16-02-2015 02:49PM

Hope they didn't get it in the eye.

snubbleste · 16-02-2015 02:50PM

Isn't it a beautiful day?

ben.schlomo · 16-02-2015 02:51PM

Lorikeet111 wrote: »

That's just typical of rag week. It will be human faeces by 6 this evening when people are walking home from work, god help the poor souls. Forget the protesting about the water charges we should all be out in force against rag week.
Where did you see that happen? bet it was outside that fibbers place oh its sinful.

Pretty sure Fibbers isnt in Woodquay!!!! Sinful indeed :rolleyes:

ben.schlomo · 16-02-2015 02:52PM

snubbleste wrote: »

Isn't it a beautiful day?

Tis grand, hoping to get outside between lectures later.:cool:

unjedilike · 16-02-2015 02:55PM

Intifada wrote: »

And what if I or someone else had been hit by a stray piece of it? Caught in the crossfire. You're telling me the college wouldn't be interested? As a citizen and tax payer what form of recourse have I? I shouted at them a bit and heard some smart-arse retort encouring me to call the 'poolice' but would the gardai even care? Probably too busy arrested water protestors!!

Yes, call the police. This dung has to stop.

Intifada · 16-02-2015 02:56PM

ben.schlomo wrote: »

Pretty sure Fibbers isnt in Woodquay!!!! Sinful indeed :rolleyes:

I wouldn't be surprised if they started up there and made their way down, isn't that how most of this behaviour goes? Like I said I've nothing against students having a bit of fun but it should be kept out of town and maybe reduced to 1 night or something. Where are they getting the money for it is what I want to know.

Intifada · 16-02-2015 02:57PM

unjedilike wrote: »

Yes, call the police. This dung has to stop.

It's easy to see the funny side now but tell me would you be laughing if you saw somebody hit in the face or head with some dog mess no you would not

mikom · 16-02-2015 03:02PM

Intifada wrote: »

I can't believe what I've just seen. Walking through town by Woodquay and saw two students one at least 20 years of age, throwing dog faeces at another. Is this what our taxes pay for? Now don't get me wrong I'm all for a bit of fun and I've no problem with dogs, but throwing poo (excuse my french) at one another? Ridiculous carry on and I will be writing to the college mark my words.

Was it white?

boardzz · 16-02-2015 03:04PM

Intifada wrote: »

I can't believe what I've just seen. Walking through town by Woodquay and saw two students one at least 20 years of age, throwing dog faeces at another. Is this what our taxes pay for? Now don't get me wrong I'm all for a bit of fun and I've no problem with dogs, but throwing poo (excuse my french) at one another? Ridiculous carry on and I will be writing to the college mark my words.

How do you know they were students?

Intifada · 16-02-2015 03:09PM

boardzz wrote: »

How do you know they were students?

Well it wasn't Michael D f***ing Higgins was it

antoobrien · 16-02-2015 03:12PM

Intifada wrote: »

I can't believe what I've just seen. Walking through town by Woodquay and saw two students one at least 20 years of age, throwing dog faeces at another.

Did you check was it real?

snubbleste · 16-02-2015 03:17PM

I thought dogs only poo'd on the prom?

Acidflash · 16-02-2015 03:20PM

It's just race week for students!

mikom · 16-02-2015 03:20PM

Intifada wrote: »

Well it wasn't Michael D f***ing Higgins was it

Could have been his funsize poo though......

Lockstep · 16-02-2015 03:27PM

Intifada wrote: »

Well it wasn't Michael D f***ing Higgins was it

Once again, how do you know there were students and not 2 random youngsters.

Mars Bar · 16-02-2015 04:03PM

Intifada wrote: »

And what if I or someone else had been hit by a stray piece of it? Caught in the crossfire. You're telling me the college wouldn't be interested? As a citizen and tax payer what form of recourse have I? I shouted at them a bit and heard some smart-arse retort encouring me to call the 'poolice' but would the gardai even care? Probably too busy arrested water protestors!!

They probably wouldn't be interested. They don't want to know about it which is why they have disassociated themselves from it. Call the guards.

Timmyctc · 16-02-2015 04:06PM

Ah lads surely Initfada is taking the piss here no? Am I missing a joke you're all in on.

Diabhal Beag · 16-02-2015 04:27PM

Keith Finnegan and myself will be buzzing tomorrow.

Mrs OBumble · 16-02-2015 04:30PM

Timmyctc wrote: »

Ah lads surely Initfada is taking the piss here no? Am I missing a joke you're all in on.

More like giving a $hit than taking the piss, tbh.

I'm off work tomorrow, gonna head down to Woodquay and try to get some animal pictures.

Intifada · 16-02-2015 04:33PM

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

I'm off work tomorrow, gonna head down to Woodquay and try to get some animal pictures.

Do they'll be in their natural green and yellow colours

Fitz* · 16-02-2015 04:40PM

Intifada wrote: »

I wouldn't be surprised if they started up there and made their way down, isn't that how most of this behaviour goes? Like I said I've nothing against students having a bit of fun but it should be kept out of town and maybe reduced to 1 night or something. Where are they getting the money for it is what I want to know.

Typical. Blame the students. it's always the students fault. Always the students who actually do study all year round.

I wouldn't be surprised it you were the one falling over in shop street during Race Week. Either from too much drink, or from the weight of begrudgery weighing you down :rolleyes:

It was only a bit of dirt FFS, if it actually did happen.

Sconsey · 16-02-2015 06:00PM

mikom wrote: »

Was it white?

I'd say we are looking at an 'old white crumbly' here alright.

charlie_says · 16-02-2015 06:14PM

The annual Rag Week thread is such a trolling gold mine.

ratracer · 16-02-2015 06:25PM

Do you think would the ambulance service be busier with drunk students or peeps falling off their high horses??

Rag Week!

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