People singing Longford Town/Section O songs when they're out, even though the last game they were at was the 2007 cup final!
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People singing Longford Town/Section O songs when they're out, even though the last game they were at was the 2007 cup final!
John and Edward!
I use facebook to keep in contact with friends who live around the world...but why do people feel it's necessary to update their status to 'having a cup of tea' or 'mmmmmm this cake I bought is yum'
It drives me nuts. Rant over.
Totally agree, I prefer coffee and if it aint chocolate or carrot, I dont care what cake they are having.
Twitter is far far worse for that carry on. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by shannonman
I have made a decision to avoid twitter for that very reason!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
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Originally Posted by shannonman
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Frankie Boyle on Facebook updates:Quote:
Originally Posted by shannonman
"Whose status changes every day?! I wake up a miserable bast*rd, and I go to bed as a miserable bast*rd, I'm not constantly changing from giggly to cautious! Does nobody get laid anymore?! Does nobody actually just meet people and sh*g them?"
TV presenters (e.g. Dermot O'Leary) saying, when one of the contestants is definitely going to be knocked out, "Good luck everybody". How can everyone have good luck, when someone is going to be knocked out.:confused:
On a similar note, Dermot O'Leary really annoys me full stop. 'Your weekend starts here folks!'. No it doesn't. It starts when I go down the pub after work on a Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
I love Dermot but cant watch him since he moved to that show that I refuse to watch.
Dermot O'Leary is a Wexford legend, won't hear a bad word said against him :D
Actually saying negative things about Dermot O'Leary in general should be banned, I'd also add Gordon Darcy and Kevin Doyle to that list, or any remotely successful people with Wexford roots, they're a very rare commodity!
People who cough without putting their hand to their mouth.
They mightn't all have good luck but surely he's just wishing it to them all :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
It's like having the winning lottery numbers in your hand, knowing that the other people don't have the winning number and wishing them good luck in the lottery.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
My life would be a small bit happier if people pronounced "et cetera" properly. It is common to hear it said as ek-setera, rather than the ett-setera it ought to be. Such transgressors are reminded that the abbreviation is etc. It is not ect. Cheers, thank you, etc.
How does that work? Are you suggesting the lottery is a fix?Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Surely other people could still win, by matching enough numbers that they'd get back more money than the ticket cost them even if they didn't get a share of the jackpot.
I think the analogy you were looking for is it was like the ref wishing robbie keane good luck before the 2nd leg of the world cup play-off. :o
People talking during anthems.
People thinking that they can just help themselves to my cocaine whenever they want.
FIFA Presidents ridiculing one of his members in public.
No, I quite like that. Idiot Delaney.