The say anything, what's on your mind thread

**BonnieShels** · 04/04/2013, 3:34 PM

It's okay. I'll be at the game on Sunday. I'll try it again to satiate your affrontedness!

**nigel-harps1954** · 04/04/2013, 4:11 PM

Do. Please do.

**tetsujin1979** · 04/04/2013, 9:52 PM

trying to buy a house sucks. keep finding new ways I'm going to have to spend money.

**BonnieShels** · 05/04/2013, 3:57 AM

Meeting the girl of your dreams sucks.

Stupid boyfriends.

**Spudulika** · 05/04/2013, 4:45 AM

Originally Posted by BonnieShels

Meeting the girl of your dreams sucks.

Stupid boyfriends.

Now this goes back to the Brazilian "lady" post, but a lot could be misconstrued from this - or maybe it's just that we finally have Spring after 6 months of winter!

**Spudulika** · 05/04/2013, 4:52 AM

Oh, and I came on to check out updates and post that I'm seriously peed off with our so called Minister for Sports and his lackeys in TI. They had a trade mission over here a couple of months back and I organised a meeting with the GM and head coach (who is shadow GM) of a major club who were interested in coming to Ireland for pre-season this summer. The head woman from Carton house was also so I set up a meeting between the TI guy, Carton House lady and the club. What happens? Nothing, the Irish fail to show! 60 staff and players and more than 100 fans going to Ireland for 10 days, and they don't show! And yesterday I spent the day confirming bookings for Slovenia for the club, where they'll bring min. 65 staff and players and the fan clubs have requested 120 places so far. This is not the first time it's happened with Leo and his crew, but jesus, with all the blarney about Gathering etc, you'd think they'd be happy with a large tour group who'd set the trend. In a way I don't mind as we make more from the Slovenia trip, though as an Irishperson I'm seriously embarrassed.

**BonnieShels** · 05/04/2013, 9:16 AM

Originally Posted by Spudulika

Now this goes back to the Brazilian "lady" post, but a lot could be misconstrued from this - or maybe it's just that we finally have Spring after 6 months of winter!

Kinda. Heh heh.

**DannyInvincible** · 05/04/2013, 6:55 PM

Originally Posted by BonnieShels

You are an enigma Danny.

I think I just saw my sister drinking it, rebelled and decided I "didn't like it" despite never having tasted it. In fact, I was much the same with most food and drink throughout my youth. I'd be adamant I didn't like a thing even though I'd never have tasted it in my life, just because of how it looked. I was a very picky and unexperimental eater. Any time the family would eat out in a fancy restaurant, I'd inevitably embarrass them as they tried to pass themselves off as gastronomic connoisseurs, but there was me sat at the end - napkin still on the table-top, good heavens - gobbling up my plain melon to start and plain chicken breast and chips for my main course. For about a decade of my life, that was genuinely all I would ever have ordered if we ate out. I might have had a slice of toast or two as well actually. Buttered!

Then again, my sister, also in her youthful naivety, did once order "spaghetti bolognese without the bolognese".

**tetsujin1979** · 06/04/2013, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by BonnieShels

Meeting the girl of your dreams sucks.

Stupid boyfriends.

it's just a little too ironic

don't you think?

**BonnieShels** · 06/04/2013, 1:23 PM

Originally Posted by tetsujin1979

it's just a little too ironic

don't you think?

Very.

It's been a brain melty week as a result.

**BonnieShels** · 07/04/2013, 8:41 AM

Ballybofey time!

**ped_ped** · 09/04/2013, 10:40 PM

Yesterday, an 87-year-old long-suffering Alzheimer's victim, a feeble old woman who was barely an empty husk of her former self, died of a stroke. And people danced in the streets.

**BonnieShels** · 09/04/2013, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by ped_ped

Yesterday, an 87-year-old long-suffering Alzheimer's victim, a feeble old woman who was barely an empty husk of her former self, died of a stroke. And people danced in the streets.

And that feeble old woman whilst the leader of the United Kingdom caused so much hurt and pain and suffering with her policies and politics that it comes as no surprise that people danced in the streets. She was evil and classless and vile. May she rot.

**SkStu** · 09/04/2013, 11:42 PM

**Charlie Darwin** · 09/04/2013, 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by SkStu

this made me giggle ridiculously...

How does that even happen?

**Spudulika** · 10/04/2013, 7:42 AM

Cd, have you never just been walking along and stumble, okay, not hardcore, but it's junior league!

**Macy** · 10/04/2013, 7:43 AM

Originally Posted by ped_ped

Yesterday, an 87-year-old long-suffering Alzheimer's victim, a feeble old woman who was barely an empty husk of her former self, died of a stroke. And people danced in the streets.

You could say she reaped what she sowed. Her policy and vision for Britain was one of self interest and a lack of empathy and sympathy for others.

Personally, I'm more sick of all the fawning over her legacy, by people who probably never lived in areas that suffered, and continue to suffer, as a result of her policies. You could actually say the whole of europe is feeling the consequences, as she was the trail blazer for light touch regulation that has directly lead to the banking/ debt crisis (and I've no doubt she was a hero to the likes of McCreevy here).

No celebrating with me - not until I get confirmation the bitch is in the ground.

**Charlie Darwin** · 10/04/2013, 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by Spudulika

Cd, have you never just been walking along and stumble, okay, not hardcore, but it's junior league!

Yes, but this poor man appears to have fallen from at least six feet in the air!

**Spudulika** · 10/04/2013, 9:56 PM

I did a bad thing tonight and now I can't sleep. I wonder if copious amounts of alcohol would help, lots in the apartment, just have to figure what works fastest!