eisenberg1 wrote: » Wtf is deep vein camel toe?
OldNotWIse wrote: » I think (and I could be wrong) that the "skinny" is a reference to the effect they have on you. That they make you look skinnier by making the legs look longer and therefore narrower. In fact, I think that is why people (especially guys) who have super skinny legs look a little silly in them.
OldNotWIse wrote: » People who keep sniffing instead of just blowing their noses and being done with it. What the f.uck is wrong with them? Are the trying to save their snot for some reason? Should be f.ucking well shot.
Wise Old Elf wrote: » I usually have lunch early, and often have our small kitchen/canteen area to myself. I did this as usual today, was reading, and these two women sit at the table next to me. OK so far, except, they talk incessantly about the most inane bollox possible. Today's subject was porridge. A conversation went on for approx. 5 minutes about porridge. Right next to me. "Do you eat porridge in the morning?" " I do, I do my porridge in the microwave, do you do your porridge in the microwave?" "No I do my porridge in the saucepan, it makes it more [something]" "Oh, I love porridge from a saucepan, it's much nicer than porridge from the microwave" And so on. JESUS, shut up and stop saying porridge :mad: :pac:
26sdrawkcab wrote: » Twice. In the head. Just to be sure.Does it ever happen to anyone else that they hear a word too many times in a short space of time and it loses all meaning? Porridge. Do I sit on it, do I wash myself with it, what is porridge?
26sdrawkcab wrote: » Does it ever happen to anyone else that they hear a word too many times in a short space of time and it loses all meaning? Porridge. Do I sit on it, do I wash myself with it, what is porridge?
Wise Old Elf wrote: » ...Something similar that also annoys me, when people overuse your name, finishing every sentence with it. Is it just me or is it a bit weird?
Colser wrote: » Ask your Doctor eisy:D
MsBubbles wrote: » Dr E Deep Vein Thrombosis of the Labial Majora
jimgoose wrote: » A.k.a. the wonderfully Shakespearean Flapclot! :pac:
Vel wrote: » People buying a pup, putting no effort in for 6 years so they have an uncontrollable dog on their hands, then deciding to get rid of the dog because its an inconvenience and they can't be bothered to do anything to remedy the situation. I could weep about the mentality that a large portion of our poulation have towards dog ownership
Wise Old Elf wrote: » YES! This was very much one of those occasions. Something similar that also annoys me, when people overuse your name, finishing every sentence with it. Is it just me or is it a bit weird?
eisenberg1 wrote: » I am a doctor!! I never heard of it, but maybe it has something to do with humping camels:D
OldNotWIse wrote: » Drives me mad. Really patronising or something.
Boom_Bap wrote: » Where is my empty presctiption pad, I need all the steroid cream or ointment I can get my hands on. The oul eczema is being a b*tch. :pac:
OldNotWIse wrote: » TA now every time I post something risky and then I see that Boom Bap has posted, I get a little jolt of fear thinking I am being warned or infracted. Boo....... :mad:
JanaMay wrote: » TA 1: it's very windy and there's a shutter banging somewhere. It sounds like it's from my house, it must be. But I've checked all windows and doors and they're all shut tightly. It's driving me mad. TA 2: My hoover packed in, my house is filthy and I'm going to have to spend my fun-money on a hoover. (Sadly, I'm actually looking forward to a nice new one, can't wait to do a good clean. TA'd that I've been reduced to this!) TA 3: Found a nice hoover online, all ready to buy it when I realised that today's only the 24th and I don't get paid till tomorrow. (More than TA'd that after 20+ years of work I still have to wait till payday to buy stuff because I've no money in my account!)
efb wrote: » When your get a message in your pm inbox - I always thinks it's going to be an infraction (80% of the time it is)
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » I'm having an MRI of my brain next Monday and am a bit worried about that for various reasons. On the plus side, I'm going to see about getting a Cheshire Cat tattoo on the scar tissue under my arm while I'm in Galway for the MRI. The tattoo would be a lot like this one but without words.:D