Sound watch: Sure signs that someone is bang on.

Akrasia wrote: »

People who have the theme from 'The good, the bad and the ugly' as their text message ringtone and then leave their phone on their desk with the volume turned up while they go to lunch and get like 5 texts in a row

That's some kind of sound

Akrasia wrote: »

yeah, that's great, I remember that time when I showed genuine interest in what someone was saying. That person thought I was so awesome

Don't think you're getting the thread there trout!

People who are happy to shut the **** up and not make awkward small talk.

People who don't want to tell me how 'mad' their weekend was.

People who don't smoke/drink/do drugs/want to show me their disgusting tattoos/piercings.



inb4 'you sound like great craic'

bodice ripper wrote: »

They like cats.

Dislikes cats.

People that like dogs.

A big one for me is someone who stands up to a bully on behalf of a weaker guy. It's not an easy thing to do but it's a good sign that someone has a lot of integrity.

they give you the difference if you find yourself short change and the bus drivers being a dickhead about fares

People that won't rub your failures in your face but instead help you remember your victories.

libelula wrote: »

The mystery neighbour who brings in my wheelie bin

We used to leave ours in the parking spot outside to stop other cars parking in the spot while we were gone out, but anytime the neighbour would notice it they would bring it back in and someone would inevitably park in the spot.

They had good intentions though.

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Hunter S. Thompson wrote:

Good people drink good beer.

People who are capable of being the butt of a joke the odd time without getting ratty or defensive.

So many times i see these self proclaimed funny lads who'll make fun of anything or anyone but get snide or personal when the spotlight turns on them.

Its very refreshing to find someone who can take a bit of a slagging with a smile on their face, love it.

NachoBusiness wrote: »

They tell you to jump in front of them at the checkouts when they see you only have one or two items to their trolley full.

Just signed in to comment that one! On Saturday I took home a stray cat that was begging and trying to get into my workplace, the poor thing was shivering and obviously someone's pet. Such a friendly little thing. Anyway I got a lend of a cat box thingy to take her home and decided to drop into aldi on the way to pick up some catfood and litter. The cat was meowing the whole drive home so I thought I'd better be quick in the shop. Grabbed the two items and politely asked the lady in the shortest que would she mind if I went ahead as I've only two items and have a distressed cat in the car. She said no. Oh right then, nice one. Pure awkward 6-7 minutes while she got served! I should have probably wrote this one in the w@nker thread.