and do nothing about it while posting to a load of strangers on the internet…
[quote=“Clareman”]People tapping their feet in work.
Guy next to me is like he’s running a race here[/quote]
Clareman, you need a set of headphones, stat!
Great thinking Locke, I’m on it
Playing football 3 nights in a row. Exercise is supposed to be healthy but i feeling like fooking dying at the moment.
This article from one of the weekly papers in Limerick:
TOP TEN GIFT IDEAS FOR WOMEN IN YOUR LIFE
- New top of the range mobile phone
2)pamper day voucher in a spa
3)voucher for facial/manicure/pedicure/gel/acrylic nails
4)Lingerie is also a classic Christmas gift for a wife girlfriend or daughter.
good call runt, that is seriously seriously wrong.
[quote=“The Runt”]This article from one of the weekly papers in Limerick:
TOP TEN GIFT IDEAS FOR WOMEN IN YOUR LIFE
- New top of the range mobile phone
2)pamper day voucher in a spa
3)voucher for facial/manicure/pedicure/gel/acrylic nails
4)Lingerie is also a classic Christmas gift for a wife girlfriend or daughter.[/quote]
Once you’re not Hulk Hogan I presume it means mothers buying for daughters
hardly fran, ‘top 10 gifts for women in your life’ sounds like the typical thing aimed at clueless men around this time of year.
Point taken.
I’d have no problem however with my mother buying a shed-load of jocks and socks for me. Once there not the tight ones
what about if she got you leopard print thong?
Meh, I’ve gotten worse
Maybe not wrong but just annoys me bigtime.
When Christmas is written as X-mas. Dunno why but It’s wrong.
Also hate the American multinationals such as Budweiser and Coke wishing you a Happy Holiday. Fuck off ye PC freaks
[quote=“Gaillimharais”]Maybe not wrong but just annoys me bigtime.
When Christmas is written as X-mas. Dunno why but It’s wrong.
Also hate the American multinationals such as Budweiser and Coke wishing you a Happy Holiday. Fuck off ye PC freaks[/quote]
X or xp used to be an abbreviation for Christ for thousands of years, long before the word xmas was coined. its just basically an abbreviation, so it isnt wrong. the xp has something to do with the greek spelling of Christ as far as I can remember.
happy holidays bugs me too.
The word, banter.
Only a poppy wearer could utter such a word.
[quote=“KIB man”]The word, banter.
Only a poppy wearer could utter such a word.[/quote]
Nothing wrong with the word banter…But what is wrong is the use of it by some fuckwits on here who wouldn’t know good banter if they got ran over by it…The likes of Flano and shan especially, How the fuck is saying ‘hints’ banter I ask ye…
The Millies - also known as The Suns British Military Awards Night. Live on SKY next thursday.
Fuckin wrong.
[quote=“The Runt”]The Millies - also known as The Suns British Military Awards Night. Live on SKY next thursday.
Fuckin wrong.[/quote]
That is fucking disgusting. Its the Sun though, have a look at this.
[quote The Sun]
PRINCE Charles hosted a unique VIP panel yesterday as they met to decide The Suns new Military Awards.
The 12-strong team has to sift almost a THOUSAND nominations for Millies to honour Britains Forces.
Charles, proud of Army sons William and Harry, greeted the judges at his Clarence House home.
And one of the panel, Olympic heroine and ex-soldier Dame Kelly Holmes, said: Judging the Millies is one of the hardest things Ive ever had to do. There are so many worthy winners.
The Millies originally Prince Charles idea aim to recognise just a few of the incredible deeds by our men and women in uniform. All the nominations have come from YOU.
Charles told the judges: Thank you for coming. Its a wonderful project.
They include SAS legend Andy McNab, former Army head General Sir Mike Jackson, England rugby stars Martin Johnson and Lawrence Dallaglio and actor Ross Kemp.
Others are ex-Royal Navy chief Lord West, former RAF boss Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Squires and The Suns Defence Editor Tom Newton Dunn.
Three judges England footie skipper John Terry, Sun columnist and Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, and former SAS commander Lord Guthrie could not be there yesterday but their votes were still counted.
A shortlist of three has been drawn up for each award. There are 12 categories for nominations including Best Recruit, True Grit, Best Unit and the Most Outstanding member of each Service.
Each Millie is a stunning brass globe topped by three tall strands of silver. The awards ceremony will be held at Londons Hampton Court Palace next Tuesday and televised on Sky One.[/quote]
What a pack of complete and utter cunts. Apparently though, they’re inviting some young Iraqi children that have developed cancerous tumours, due to the depleted uranium shells used by the British in southern iraq, as guests of honour. No not really, they’re just a pack of filthy cunts.
[quote=“The Runt”]The Millies - also known as The Suns British Military Awards Night. Live on SKY next thursday.
Fuckin wrong.[/quote]
That is fucking disgusting. Its the Sun though, have a look at this.
[quote=“The Sun”]
PRINCE Charles hosted a unique VIP panel yesterday as they met to decide The Suns new Military Awards.
The 12-strong team has to sift almost a THOUSAND nominations for Millies to honour Britains Forces.
Charles, proud of Army sons William and Harry, greeted the judges at his Clarence House home.
And one of the panel, Olympic heroine and ex-soldier Dame Kelly Holmes, said: Judging the Millies is one of the hardest things Ive ever had to do. There are so many worthy winners.
The Millies originally Prince Charles idea aim to recognise just a few of the incredible deeds by our men and women in uniform. All the nominations have come from YOU.
Charles told the judges: Thank you for coming. Its a wonderful project.
They include SAS legend Andy McNab, former Army head General Sir Mike Jackson, England rugby stars Martin Johnson and Lawrence Dallaglio and actor Ross Kemp.
Others are ex-Royal Navy chief Lord West, former RAF boss Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Squires and The Suns Defence Editor Tom Newton Dunn.
Three judges England footie skipper John Terry, Sun columnist and Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, and former SAS commander Lord Guthrie could not be there yesterday but their votes were still counted.
A shortlist of three has been drawn up for each award. There are 12 categories for nominations including Best Recruit, True Grit, Best Unit and the Most Outstanding member of each Service.
Each Millie is a stunning brass globe topped by three tall strands of silver. The awards ceremony will be held at Londons Hampton Court Palace next Tuesday and televised on Sky One.[/quote]
What a pack of complete and utter cunts. Apparently though, they’re inviting some young Iraqi children that have developed cancerous tumours, due to the depleted uranium shells used by the British in southern iraq, as guests of honour. No not really, they’re just a pack of filthy cunts.
There’s a shortlist for international cunt of the year right there.
The Sun are trying to sneakly run there own Cunt of The year competition. I would get in touch with your solicitor Rock. Clear case of copyright infringment.