I might... whats IET???Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Thats what I was gonna say, right deep in the ring urgh!!! Great minds and so forth!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
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I might... whats IET???Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Thats what I was gonna say, right deep in the ring urgh!!! Great minds and so forth!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Rediculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
IET is Intergrated Energy Therapy....its kinda like Reiki only better!!!
Dont care if you all scoff....am a hippy and proud to be one!
Totally agree with wws. Seen in girl shopping in town recently in her pyjames. IN ****ING TOWN! Borderline OK to go next door if your mate is OK, totally unacceptable elsewhere. Lazy...
You know why its two shels fans with this problem? No lights in the jacks in Tolka, you don't wipe properly! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Drumcondra Red
Hate it when you hold the door open for someone and they dont acknowledge let alone thank you. I find the best way to deal with this is to say "you're welcome" in a very loud voice after them - it might make you look like a tit but at least it embarrases them into thanking you :D
I also hate the way some drivers dont acknowledge you when you let them into your lane or let them pull out infront of you.
More like it is when they pull out even though you havent offered them the chance, you have to brake quickly, and then they throw up a hand in "thanks" for your kindness.Quote:
Originally Posted by aido1895
This seems to be a craze in Dublin at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Not simply readjusting themselves, continually having their hand down the front to their tracksuit bottoms.
Heard a woman on the radio last week saying that she was on a bus in Dublin and a young lad down the back started a bit of self lovin'.
She was rightly freaked out about it. This country is gone completely mad! Are we so desensitised by having utter rubbish thrown at us from TV, that we don't find behaviour like this appalling and unacceptable anymore?
like Gustavo, the spelling of "have" as "of"
Textspeak, of course.
Gas Chromatography.
MTV:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
People who buy bottle of water!
Reality TV must get a mention...celebrity reality tv in particular.
10 weeks/decades of "did you see who got through last night"/"did you hear that idiot last night, he can't sing etc. etc. etc. blah blah"
:mad:
think i might have mentioned this on a thread not so long ago - people who smoke on buses and neds/knackers/spides :mad: hate them...
People at work who don't pull their weight.
The D4 / Ross O'Carroll Kelly accent. Really sets my teeth on edge that one.
Shops that don't have 20 smokes and give you two 10s instead but try to charge you full whack for the two of them instead of the price you would've paid for the 20 if they'd just got up off their árse and gone down the cash & carry in the first place.
Lazy shovel-breastfeeders who put up "Loose chippings ahead" signs and leave them there months after the chippings are no longer loose and they've fécked off to dig up some other perfectly good piece of road. How does that work, the signs are bio-degradable or something?
Walking from one bus stop to another cos there's more of a choice of buses at the second one then when you're half way between the two stops along comes the bus you were waiting ages for in the first place.
Every single scum-sucking, bottom-feeding, bribe-taking wánker of a county councillor who voted in favour of Adamstown. Anyone who lives in Lucan and/or has to use the Newcastle road to get to work will know exactly what I mean. Actually, "It really bugs me" is way too mild a term for that one - it really belongs in the "It drives me closer each day to a state of murderous psychosis" thread.
Golf fans who shout "Get-in-the-hole" when someone hits a ball at a golf tournament.A fair few of them were out at the Ryder Cup.
That really gets my goat.
Dr.Nightdub has some serious issues:D I'm with you on the smokes,btw.
Rude shop assistants. Does my head in when they are serving me and talking to their mate about what they are doing that night or what he said she said - it takes 2 mins to serve, just show me basic manners:mad:
Women who wait til they get to the till to have their purse/money ready, and then spend ages taking out little coins
Middle aged men wearing Man Ure replica shirts.
Especially when they haven't a clue what Club plays at the Brandywell, who Glen Crowe is of or even which city Shamrock Rovers are from.
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Ah c'mon now, dinnae tell me you dont like Rab McGlinchey :eek: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Green Tribe
Feckers in cars/vans who use bus lanes in the morning/evening while the rest of us have to suffer the traffic jams:mad: :mad:
God I really opened a big can of worms....
yeah i also hate that D4 accent, but i have noticed its not as common as it used to be
americans give me a pain!
This is turning out like this thread and that bugs me:p
Smokers
:eek: 34 pages (38 including this thread) of moaning. We really are grumpy *******s aren't we? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dublinharp
People on bebo when Essays have to be done...
people from rural Ireland putting on the D4 accent...it doesnt work!
I'm sure I can think of more later!
when on holiday and some other Irish person asks you "where you from"
I reply "Donegal".. Then they say back "your lucky up there with the sterling being good value" :mad: eeeeeeerrrrrrrrrr:mad:They think were using sterling
And this threadQuote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
and this thread...
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Originally Posted by samabu92
Sterling is a curse and a blight on the land :mad:
is handy for buyin petrol over in lifford when im home still :p
Traffic/ Transport "planners" in Dublin/ Dept of Transport. Make it quicker to dive down back roads through housing estates than drive on the main duallers because of how the lights are squenced, and then put in more bus lanes for non-existant buses just to help matters :rolleyes:
Text speak.
The Irish Electorate.
The PD's.
Decentralisation.
Hate text speak too...it is ridiculous when there is no limit on what can be saidQuote:
Originally Posted by Macy
And with predictive text it can hardly be that quicker either. Mind you, that supposes people can spell, which they probably can't, due to the amount they use text speak...Quote:
Originally Posted by Maz
Anyone who has ever taught a class will tell you it is evident in children's work. They can't spell words such as could (cud) and so on. You get the picture
don't know if anyone else has said it, but celtic supporters.....them being "irish" and all that.
and people who have no notion of how to use a roundabout or indicators :rolleyes:
It's true what they say about message boards using the same 5-10 threads and just recycling them every so often :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
People who spell taught as "thought":DQuote:
Originally Posted by Maz
How embarrassing!! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
Newspapers who refer to the "Eircom League" as the "eircom league"
The Eircom logo has a small "e". It also has a capital "R" so by their standards, the Independent should be calling it the "eiRcom league"
I must have to much time on my hands.
People mixing up it's and its.
People who moan at you for moaning at them for mixing up it's and its.
People who walk casually across a road without looking up to see if anyone's coming.
People who drive at 20 miles under the speed limit. I was coming home from Thurles last night and got stuck behind someone doing 30 on a country road, and slowing down to 15 when something came the other way. Get off the bloody road. :mad:
I'm sure there's plenty more...