The Official "rant/bitch/moan" Thread

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karlr42 wrote: »

Enlighten me?:o

1. If it's constantly being thrown around and/or grated against coins/keys etc. there's a much higher chance of an airhole.
2. How long until your mother finds it? :pac:

Crash

Actually the biggest problem is the heat that it comes under in your pocket, and being heated/cooled on a regular basis. causes the latex to perish somewhat.

Tricity Bendix

The Economist wrote: »

2. How long until your mother finds it? :pac:

Most folk don't have a klepto for a mother.

I once have a very humorous incident involving a forgotten about condom, a family barbeque and a clothes line.

Brian

Well that sounds boring, don't elaborate.

Crash

Its late, and i've decided I have to install linux on my Eee. Ubuntu here we come.

You can really tell i'm unemployed.

Brian

What model Eee?

Crash

900. XP is just a bit too slow on it for my liking.

Brian

Ah I see. I presume you'll be heading for array.org then.

Crash

aye aye. thankfully the ubuntu eee page had a nice tut as to what needs to be replaced.

Tricity Bendix

Baza210 wrote: »

Well that sounds boring, don't elaborate.

Yes, quite. Why don't you liven up this thread with more talk about phones?

Boston

Burn.

Brian

I am most displeased. I'm also trying to think of a witty way of revealing that the previous post was sarcasm/reverse psychology, but it's not coming. That's what she said?

COME ON GUYS.

Boston

I knew what you where trying to do, but I warned you about being abstract :L

Brian

Mmfgh it wasn't abstract. If I didn't want him to elaborate I wouldn't've posted at all >:l

Brian

1. Fire drill at Trinity Hall at 7:55AM.

2. Told to "keep off the lawn" [ie the soccer pitch in front of the Pav] when throwing my Vortex at lunchtime. Fuck you, guy on lawn mower.

Podge_irl

Baza210 wrote: »

2. Told to "keep off the lawn" [ie the soccer pitch in front of the Pav] when throwing my Vortex at lunchtime. Fuck you, guy on lawn mower.

Its not a soccer pitch and they're pretty picky about what people do on it.

Brian

Well there were people playing GAA on it, whatever. What about the rugby pitch, are they so strict in regards to that too?

Boston

May have to get piercings removed on account of doing Judo.

Brian

In case of a nipple-twist gone wrong?

Boston

Its a high contact sport the there likelihood of getting a nipple piercing pulled or caught is correspondingly high.

Jonathan

Boston wrote: »

May have to get piercings removed on account of doing Judo.

How many do you have?

Boston

Matching pair.

Crash

Joe, you do realise i'm no longer gonna be able to look at you without staring at your tshirt right?

Boston

That was the idea. Less so you, more so other boys*. If you check out pth there's pictures.

*actually no real idea why I got it done.

Crash

thank you joe - you had no idea how badly I needed a laugh today and they look lovely

shay_562

Baza210 wrote:

Well there were people playing GAA on it, whatever. What about the rugby pitch, are they so strict in regards to that too?

More so, in my experience. Your best bet if the Physiology square, that little patch of grass that's on your right as you cross the road between the cricket and rugby pitches - it's what we use for Frisbee, and I've seen it used for American football too.

Going Forward wrote:

Joe, you do realise i'm no longer gonna be able to look at you without staring at your tshirt right?

Word. There's something incredibly unnerving about nipple rings.

Topic: Manflu. Bleh. And stupid people annoy me, especially when social niceties prevent me from giving them the facial beating they so deeply deserve.

Boston

shay_562 wrote: »

Word. There's something incredibly unnerving about nipple rings.

Who said anything about rings. I went for the style traditionally favoured in bondage*.

*A bar.

Brian

I was joking about nipple rings. I bet that made you wonder how much you'd drunk at Boards Beers eh, for me to find that out.

Crash

shay_562 wrote: »

More so, in my experience. Your best bet if the Physiology square, that little patch of grass that's on your right as you cross the road between the cricket and rugby pitches - it's what we use for Frisbee, and I've seen it used for American football too.

Have played tip rugby there as well. generally the best spot. Though the rugby pitch can be good too.

Pet

Topic: Manflu

*raises eyebrow*

Topic [seeing as I've moaned to generally anyone who'll listen today, I may as well do it here, too]: I can't believe how much work is involved in JS neuroscience. Like...I have so many lab reports, presentations and such to do that I can't even keep up with the lectures. And to think, I'd actually planned to have a life this year. Silly me, eh?