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Things Cat Trialvilly Annoy You (part whatever) *MOD WARNING IN OP*
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Awake since 4.30 this morning thanks to the massive session people decided to have in the playground across the road from my. They weren't even teenagers either, two of them stood under my window having a very long and loud conversation and they looked about 25. And there was a constant stream of taxis coming and going so they weren't from the estate and had money to spend on getting home.
What a weird and random thing to do - organise to go on the knack somewhere far enough away to require a taxi.
The cops finally arrived and they all scattered. The Gardai spent about an hour searching in gardens and bushes while a collection of very confused taxis drove around wondering where their fares were...
Dial, you should have done the French thing and chucked a saucepan of water out the window, down over their heads
To thine own self be true
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Jenna James wrote: »DOMS
Whats DOMS?!
My TA is that its Saturday and I am thinking about monday at work. I wonder if this could count as overtime...0 -
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Oh it's very clever alright, they are cashing in on people's FOMO and it's a good marketing move. It's just when they say "they are gone they're gone" I hear, "when they're gone you can just get one somewhere else"the purple tin wrote: »Very sly business model they have with their middle aisle stuff. Some new item comes in and it is 'when they are gone they are gone' so people want to buy it quick in the week or whatever.
Of course they usually have the same things on offer at a later date, but who is to say for sure they will!
Also this model means they are never stuck with a load of unwanted stock they can't shift like Argos and the others.
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PsychoPete wrote: »Tell me more
Women who like to be violent towards others, is about where my knowledge begins and ends. Presumably the men who are into them were belted around the kitchen table with a dish cloth by their mammy, and have some weird Oedipus complex. I'm not sure though!
TA that the passport office still insists on receipt of important documents by snail mail. I actually had to put my own passport into a fúcking postbox to them, to make sure I'm not trafficking my own child.
They've no idea where my passport is now, and the "computer says no" príck that I spoke to basically just said "dunno how long it will take, we've a big massive pile of envelopes still to open". So, anyone could have my passport, and I am also prevented from travelling should an emergency arrive, because the passport office is stuck back in the 1980s. Do they realise that scan copies are accepted for banking, KYC checks etc. Why are they so precious about originals?
TA public sector bureaucracy and incompetence means my baby probably won't get to meet her sick grandmother 0 -
Women who like to be violent towards others, is about where my knowledge begins and ends. Presumably the men who are into them were belted around the kitchen table with a dish cloth by their mammy, and have some weird Oedipus complex. I'm not sure though!
The thing I don't get about that stuff is how stressful does your life have to be for that stuff to give you pleasure0 -
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the purple tin wrote: »Look back at old footage of Gay Byrne he used to do yank accents now and again, so did an aul fella I worked with. With them though it was like a wild west cowboy accent, and they were doing it for a laugh. The young ones today do it non-stop and I don't think they even realise it.
They are reared on nothing but American shows and films tbf. We had a lot more Irish, English and loads of Ozzie shows growing up.
Nothing to do with watching American TV shows and films. Scottish, Welsh and English women watch the same things we do and they don't speak with American accents.
All the women I've ever met from the UK & Ireland and other English speaking countries and it's just ours who change their accents.
I have a theory that it's some kind of cultural inferiority or insecurity.0 -
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I was watching the ManU v Man City match yesterday (which was annoying enough) but before the start, the camera went to a weird angle...but then I realised what was happening. The camera was 'taking the knee'!
What's wrong with these people?
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Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »I was watching the ManU v Man City match yesterday (which was annoying enough) but before the start, the camera went to a weird angle...but then I realised what was happening. The camera was 'taking the knee'!
What's wrong with these people?
It's important to be seen doing the right thing, that's what's most important.0 -
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People who turn competions into county contests.
The Young Scientist Award for eg. It was vote for the winner online and family members of the conteatants were sending out messages all over soc med saying things like 'support the county, vote for Lucy'.
It is not about their inventions anymore but turns into like a GAA type county pride contest 0 -
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the purple tin wrote: »People who turn competions into county contests.
The Young Scientist Award for eg. It was vote for the winner online and family members of the conteatants were sending out messages all over soc med saying things like 'support the county, vote for Lucy'.
It is not about their inventions anymore but turns into like a GAA type county pride contest
Same thing used to happen with the póxy Eurovision too 0 -
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"Price on Application" - would you get off with your notions. Can anyone explain why estate agents do this? Do they charge you more if you "look" like you can afford it? Will they not disclose the price and prevent you from buying if you "look" like you can't?
OH and I currently in the market for a house and this POA is really starting to píss me off 0 -
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"Price on Application" - would you get off with your notions. Can anyone explain why estate agents do this? Do they charge you more if you "look" like you can afford it? Will they not disclose the price and prevent you from buying if you "look" like you can't?
OH and I currently in the market for a house and this POA is really starting to píss me off
Im looking at cars atm and I ignore all POA ads.
Cant be dealing with it.0
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