The Seething thread

myboyblue · March 3, 2015, 8:54am

[quote=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 1100888”]Do they all go to the same PR company for advise on how to monetise their brand and maximise their potential
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Fagan_ODowd · March 3, 2015, 8:55am

[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 1100888, member: 2272”]Seems every former model, musician, “celebrity” in Ireland is now a mental health advocate, health and fitness expert, general wellness expert, nutritionist, food expert

Do they all go to the same PR company for advise on how to monetise their brand and maximise their potential

All lapped up by sycophants on social media trying to touch the fading hem of attractive/fame[/QUOTE]
Are they seething as well?

myboyblue · March 3, 2015, 8:56am

I think its @TheUlteriorMotive who is seething in this instance fagan.

Fagan_ODowd · March 3, 2015, 9:07am

Why?

myboyblue · March 3, 2015, 9:08am

I think he’s having a clip off Bressie and those who he believes claim to be depressed.

TheUlteriorMotive · March 3, 2015, 9:09am

It’s an emotional reaction rather than a logic based one.

Does there, in that situation, need to be a why?

Fagan_ODowd · March 3, 2015, 9:17am

[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 1100906, member: 2272”]It’s an emotional reaction rather than a logic based one.

Does there, in that situation, need to be a why?[/QUOTE]
Surely all of these people (however odious they may be to you) promoting better physical and mental health is a good thing.

TheUlteriorMotive · March 3, 2015, 9:25am

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

Fagan_ODowd · March 3, 2015, 9:39am

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

So you hate people then is it?

Horsebox · March 3, 2015, 9:43am

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

You truly hate the majority of people. I applaud you.

TreatyStones · March 3, 2015, 10:13am

Do you do those things?

Fagan_ODowd · March 3, 2015, 10:16am

I never lost a final.

Rintintin · March 13, 2015, 8:12pm

Signing in.

balbec · March 13, 2015, 8:16pm

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

The_Most_Infamous · March 13, 2015, 8:34pm

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

Great Post

artfoley · March 13, 2015, 8:39pm

Only 10 days behind in poland

balbec · March 13, 2015, 9:47pm

Just missed it bud.

Raylan · March 14, 2015, 12:56pm

Is it a requirement that you check in daily? Clown.

Tess_Tickle · March 14, 2015, 2:19pm

Not just the depression porn and not just Bressie but the entire wellness industry where being a model or a celeb is enough qualification to give advice on wellness fuelled by the sort of people who watch rugby and print articles about rugby and talk about “the match” without knowing the name of a player on the opposition team and who live their lives based on photo ops and hashtags and respond to photos of average looking girls with “beautiful” and curate their lives online to project an image to the world, an image that nobody cares about, that try to engage online celebrities in conversations through comments, that use social media comments to tag friends, that never have an original thought, that run around me on way to a till and then start chatting to the check out person, that drive with Great hesitation, that engage in public displays of affection, that are too busy to go to a funeral, that text radio stations, that request songs from radio stations in a world of immediately available online music, that never lost a final and now do crossfit, that bore me with their 10km times, that scare people about child snatchers but park across school gates, that park in disabled spaces and chastise a person who parks in a mother and child space, that take out their money to pay at the very last moment, that have liquids over 100ml in carry on, that don’t make any effort to prepare in advance for airport security, that see their entitlements but never the reciprocal obligations, that wait for their turn to speak in a conversation and don’t listen…

Missed it myself at the time but that’s a stunning post and a simple ‘winner’ rating doesn’t do it justice. Bravo sir.

artfoley · March 14, 2015, 5:26pm

:rolleyes: