leanonme wrote: » People who say stuff like above, what classes someone as our own? How about we grade giving houses to those who have contribute to the country that they say is there own. I work in the homeless section, and I have collegues who lived in direct provision, and went through that whole system, and who now work in the homeless sector, and are giving back to society. To me they are now more of 'our own' than some one who has never worked a day to help some one else, let alone paid a days tax and expect to be given a house.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » People nowadays have no comprehension of what Ireland went through during the famine. America could have easily told us to F** off. ...but they didn't
skittles8710 wrote: » Grown adults with colouring books. Where the f did this latest hipster trend appear from?
Fukuyama wrote: » Is this a reference to something? Or are you saying that grown men are literally carrying around colouring books?!
kunst nugget wrote: » Colouring books for adults have been topping the bestseller lists on Amazon for the last while.
Fukuyama wrote: » Is this a reference to something? Or are you saying that grown men are literally carrying around colouring books?! EDIT: I googled it. How does this exist? 'Moved to NYC to start a fledgling greetings card company. Peddling cards to independent stores-. Yeah - forgot to mention that you had daddy's credit card. Some people need to grow the fcuk up. :rolleyes:
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » this has to be a wind up:eek:
razorblunt wrote: » Your link is to something about the Hannibal TV series, which has a spoiler (I think!).
[Deleted User] wrote: » I agree with much of what's been posted already. Especially the man bun, Conor McGregor haircut brigade. There is no doubt that you guys are top wanker spotters. I would like to add people who refer to healthy eating as eating 'clean'. They are militant about their diet and look down their noses at all those who enjoy a pizza/big mac/whatever. Oh and the well travelled shower who like to go on and on about it at every opportunity. It really is wonderful that you have scaled the heights of Machu Pichu but it doesn't make you a better or more interesting person and the rest of us don't give a f***.
smash wrote: » If you want to spot who the biggest wanker is at any party, just look for the guy who brought his guitar.
Boring username wrote: » 3. Any of that corporate speak i.e. "going forward, we'll touch base, from the get-go, out of the ballpark etc".
RobertHopkins wrote: » "By Way of Update" - "Quick Win" - "Going Forward" - "Lets catch up on that" - using 'same' when referring to the subject you just spoke about, ie "i have been working on the report, see attached same" - "Low hanging fruit" - " do you have enough capacity, or bandwidth to do this task? " just a few that drive me bananas, of which i swore i would never use any of them.. but here i am....
gormdubhgorm wrote: » For me it is Irish people who "support" British soccer teams , yes I am including Celtic in it. It is really annoying that people get sucked into the bandwagon (of who ever is top team aged 10 ) then claim a connection...
asherbassad wrote: » The League of Ireland doesn't really have any such coverage. You can really only watch games if you go to them and personally I think Friday night is a crap time to have a match played.
beks101 wrote: » People with selfie sticks. I still can't get over these. Where's your pride and self respect like? Get a grip. ****.
mikhail wrote: » I fear someone may take this post as a sign that I'm a tosser, but there is an LoI highlights show on Monday nights called Soccer Republic.
Electric Boobs wrote: » A quick note to all: This thread is about traits in people that are a tell tail sign they're ****. It is NOT a thread about traits you don't like in people. Let's not lose the run of ourselves, or it'll have to be closed! Regards, Boobs
miralize wrote: » Is that not the same thing? Incidentally, I hate people who try to backseat mod.