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The Bitch/Moan/Gripe/Rant Thread.

ozt9vdujny3srf · 2004-09-29 20:03:52

And for all you dogs out there, i meant the other kind of bitch. Anyways like the topic says the likes of "oooh my goood my focking commerce lecturer is such a focking bore omg i sweaaaar i could just like fall asleep....or something, y'know?"

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#422 23-04-2006 1:02am
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Blush_01 wrote:

I really feel for true urbanites. The true joys of rurality and they can't appreciate them.

There are people, humans and so on and then, well then there is bogsavages.

Word

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#423 23-04-2006 1:34am
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I hate to interrupt Blush putting cows on a pedestal, and everyone else tipping them but I have a gripe. I had a very deep and important epiphany half an hour ago and i've forgotten it. I meant to write it down but I went to watch tv......
It wasn't groundbreaking but it was interesting.

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#424 23-04-2006 1:37am
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You spelt "pedestal" wrong.

That'll do as my first gripe of the morning.

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#425 23-04-2006 2:10am
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I'm tired, and I've just remembered that I've forgotten to put Tomato Torrent on to continue downloading the episode of The L Word that I'm waiting on...
Also the Circle of Friends thingy crashes Firefox for me

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#426 23-04-2006 2:13am
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i wanna see scraggs' haircut!

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#427 23-04-2006 2:13am
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rainbow kirby wrote:

I'm tired, and I've just remembered that I've forgotten to put Tomato Torrent on to continue downloading the episode of The L Word that I'm waiting on...
Also the Circle of Friends thingy crashes Firefox for me

tut tut, naughty girl.

My suppliers of similar quality goods are drying up.

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#428 23-04-2006 7:41am
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I keep waking up really early after I've been drinking the night before!!! :mad: I only went asleep like 3 hours ago, why won't you let me stay in bed!?!?!

I think it's dehydration... grrg.

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#429 23-04-2006 11:50am
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Circle of friends works ok for me on firefox 1.5 with Blackdown JVM on Linux.

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#430 23-04-2006 12:44pm
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Umaro wrote:

i wanna see scraggs' haircut!

The cuts not bad really..its the colour..its just so verrrrrry blonde

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#431 23-04-2006 1:23pm
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Blush_01 wrote:

The Ploughing Championships (or Ploughing Match as it is more commonly known) is the best craic you can ever have in a pair of wellies - the real ones that have nothing to do with Lulu Guinness or the other designers who charge €90 for rubber boots that don't even have steel toe-caps. Full of free stuff (especially pens, stickers, badges and tie-pins), fairground rides, bumping into relatives and neighbours that you'd never otherwise meet, cheap stuff, mud, "celebrities" promoting things... Scraggs, do you think they'll ever understand the joys?

I had my first garlic mushrooms at the Ploughing Match. They cost £2 and there was a huge tub of them. Myself and my mammy shared them and they were the best garlic mushrooms I ever tasted.

The best fun you can have in a pair of wellies involves a sheep, a cliff and Levis 501's... although I prefer using combat boots to wellies. You can use the laces to pull the sheeps head back to kiss it.

I know... I'm sick, but there you are!!

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#432 23-04-2006 3:46pm
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Thanks for that,

I'm so tired today, it's not fair, i slept well last night, I refuse to accept that feeling ****e for two days for going out on friday night is fair.

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#433 23-04-2006 3:49pm
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The Sale of Goods Act 1893 just cannot rate against this weather. I think I might have to call it a day! Especially seeing as everyone else is at the match, and I'm stuck in the library.

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#434 23-04-2006 4:41pm
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hullaballoo wrote:

The Sale of Goods Act 1893 just cannot rate against this weather. I think I might have to call it a day! Especially seeing as everyone else is at the match, and I'm stuck in the library.

That's JC stuff, goods must be of merchantable quality, conform to sample, fit for purpose, as described. There now ya know it, I demand you leave the library on the gorgeous day*

*while not being responsible for any adverse effects caused to your marks

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#435 23-04-2006 4:52pm
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elmyra wrote:

That's JC stuff, goods must be of merchantable quality, conform to sample, fit for purpose, as described. There now ya know it, I demand you leave the library on the gorgeous day*

*while not being responsible for any adverse effects caused to your marks

Heh, wrong Sale of Goods Act!

This one has a little bit more to it.

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#436 23-04-2006 4:53pm
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elmyra wrote:

That's JC stuff, goods must be of merchantable quality, conform to sample, fit for purpose, as described. There now ya know it, I demand you leave the library on the gorgeous day*

*while not being responsible for any adverse effects caused to your marks

Nah, you're thinking of the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act of 1980. Completely different.

I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, but it seems relatively logical.

Relative to the usual cr*p I come out with.

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#437 23-04-2006 5:39pm
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SebtheBum wrote:

Nah, you're thinking of the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act of 1980. Completely different.

I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, but it seems relatively logical.

Relative to the usual cr*p I come out with.

What about the 'Misuse of Tools Act 1925' and the 'Crazy Woman with a Gun Act' of 1974? WELL???

Or my favourite; 'The "boneless" Should Be Let Do What He Wants Act 2006'. It's getting its first reading in my back bedroom wardrobe today.

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#438 23-04-2006 5:41pm
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boneless wrote:

Or my favourite; 'The "boneless" Should Be Let Do What He Wants Act 2006'. It's getting its first reading in my back bedroom wardrobe today.

Hmmm... Sounds at least as legal and binding as the 1916 Proclamation, so in about 90 years there should be an Irish Defence Force march going past your bedroom wardrobe. You should be very proud.

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#439 23-04-2006 5:49pm
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SebtheBum wrote:

Hmmm... Sounds at least as legal and binding as the 1916 Proclamation, so in about 90 years there should be an Irish Defence Force march going past your bedroom wardrobe. You should be very proud.

*wipes little tear of pride from his eye...*

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#440 23-04-2006 6:04pm
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Don't forget the Consumer Information Act of 1978, that other staple of JC Business!

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#441 23-04-2006 6:10pm
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singingstranger wrote:

Don't forget the Consumer Information Act of 1978, that other staple of JC Business!

Nah, my favourite was Balance sheets, man the buzz when the two columns matched up!

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#442 23-04-2006 6:11pm
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OT...

Leinster didn't just lose, they were really quite below par. Didn't even get to see the match, being navigating the Dublin Bus network from about twenty minutes into the first half. However, related woohoo: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=51256313&postcount=464

(looping posts, woot!...)

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#443 23-04-2006 7:04pm
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*grumblegrumblegrumble*Data Structures practical, due at 10am, have barely started it despite having 2 weeks to do it*grumblegrumblegrumble*

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#444 23-04-2006 10:47pm
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I'm bored and no ones online and i'll have to do my essay if I don't get entertainment pronto!

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#445 23-04-2006 11:28pm
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ARRRGGHHHH.... Boards is so ****ing slow tonight!!! :mad:

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#446 23-04-2006 11:31pm
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not having any probs myself.....

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#447 23-04-2006 11:31pm
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I'm in a really really bad humour cos everything's really crap and I hate it. The most annoying thing currently is that the paper thin walls in this house are not keeping out the sound of my rather loud housemates. I WANT TO SLEEP!

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#448 23-04-2006 11:32pm
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irlrobins wrote:

not having any probs myself.....

Ditto, running fairly fast for once.

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#449 24-04-2006 1:42am
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I miss panda

Free the panda 1 [hundred]

and grimes too but I cant think of decent slogan!

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#450 24-04-2006 1:44am
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Scraggs wrote:

I miss panda

Free the panda 1 [hundred]

and grimes too but I cant think of decent slogan!

Uhmmm just so you know, panda asked to stay banned so she could get some study done.

As for Grimes......lollers. That one's up to Truckle and I seriously can't see him getting back in until the week is up.

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#451 24-04-2006 1:45am
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Heh, I'd forgotten that they were banned.
I was wondering why it was so peaceful around here!:D

[suckup]Doing an excellent job, moderators[/suckup]

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