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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 3 - The Happyning
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Haven't got that far yet
Un homme mexicain mange une pizza :pac:
I'm a bit limited with what I can talk about at the moment :pac:
Does that mean a Mexican man ate pizza?? Bahaha learning the important stuff first!
I can also say 'tu es tres beau' because of one particular liaison* with a hot french man. (*See what I did there)
Edit: what I said is I'm 14 years old. Because I was 14 when I learned a little french. I don't know how to say my age now.0 -
Deleted User wrote: »Does that mean a Mexican man ate pizza?? Bahaha learning the important stuff first!
I can also say 'tu es tres beau' because of one particular liaison* with a hot french man. (*See what I did there)
Edit: what I said is I'm 14 years old. Because I was 14 when I learned a little french. I don't know how to say my age now.
Eating I think.
Well we can have a French, Spanish, English, American or a Mexican man for now. :pac:
Ah 14, I see.
I'll get there.
I'm surprised with what I know already.0 -
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Kind of sad that it is a novelty but really good customer service from a mega corporation.
The auld lad uses an electric razor and he was on to me saying it had started making a loud grinding noise when it was turned on and would I look at a new one for him. I'm thinking to myself I only got you that one less than 18 months ago. On to the Philips website, opened up a chat session, gave him the details, went through the script of take off this piece and turn it on, is there any visible damage on this piece or that piece and so on.
He had me take a photo of the serial number, and screenshot of the receipt and upload it and said a new head unit will be with me in 1-3 working days, apologising for any inconvenience.
Less than three minutes on a chat session with someone who, I don't want to say is just doing his job that seems kind of demeaning, but yeah, does his job well and solved a problem for the customer.
Can be a rarity in customer service sometimes when you often get a runaround. 0 -
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He's of the age that sees a funeral as s day out! That might seem weird, especially in these times, but in rural Ireland it be a big deal.
jaysus.. :eek: my folks are obsessed with listening to the deaths.. if I arrived into the the kitchen while they wer on having not been home for months and months (which is the case atm actually), i'd be told to shussshh.. lol.. but its not cos they want a day out.. they are afraid of their lives that they will miss out on knowing that someone they know had died.. and miss the funeral etc..
I keep telling them they'll hear their own name being read out sometime lol 0 -
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jaysus.. :eek: my folks are obsessed with listening to the deaths.. if I arrived into the the kitchen while they wer on having not been home for months and months (which is the case atm actually), i'd be told to shussshh.. lol.. but its not cos they want a day out.. they are afraid of their lives that they will miss out on knowing that someone they know had died.. and miss the funeral etc..
I keep telling them they'll hear their own name being read out sometime lol
Ha same with my folks. They haven't been to a funeral since before Covid-19. Again they are not the sort who go for the tea and sandwiches afterwards, more a chance to catch up with old friends and neighbours.
Hate the things myself and only go if it's someone I genuinely cared about (or their family.)0 -
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The elderly uncle gets me to look up rip.ie every day. When there are no new notices he kind of disappointed. "Jayziz, is there no one dying at all"
This is brillant sounds like my auld fella.
Looks up rip.ie and says -
'Lets see if anyone we know has died'.
Has clicked on it that often is one of his most viewed sites.
Then if he does not get a 'result' - says 'Nope'. And says he will check again tomorrow....!Guff about stuff, and stuff about guff.
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There's some lovely heavy rain'n'hailstones'n'thunder'n'lightning out there at the moment. And I'm especially happy because I can watch it inside at home, 40 minutes after cycling home from work. :cool: There are kids in other houses gawking out their windows at it. 0
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Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »There's some lovely heavy rain'n'hailstones'n'thunder'n'lightning out there at the moment. And I'm especially happy because I can watch it inside at home, 40 minutes after cycling home from work. :cool: There are kids in other houses gawking out their windows at it.
I saw three lightning forks on the way home, I was like an excited kid. I never see fork lightning 0 -
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