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buyin' or sellin' the tickets now, folks
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25-01-2008 3:02am#1So there I was tonight, outside vicar street waiting for me mates to turn up. We were going inside to see the Tommy Tiernan gig.
I had just been saying to me mate how all these people were dressed up to the nines, considering all the lights will be off and nobody will be able to see them.
Me, I was wearing my big grey adidas hoodie tracksuit and me white reeboks. A classy look.
So, next thing a very posh looking lady approached me. Her boyfriend cowered sheepishly behind her. She looked nervously at me, and said "er, sorry.....how much are you buying tickets for?".
:eek:
"nah love, I just look like a tout. I'm going ino the gig like everyone else".
Disgusted, I was. Especially as loads of people saw the incident and were all breaking their balls laughing.
I'll never live this down
I'll be wearing a 3 piece suit next time I go out.0
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tallaght01 wrote: »
It's a great show. But WHY do people try and heckle him? Happened a few times tonight. There can be no outcome other than you looking like a sap!
I went to see Des Bishop last year and it was unreal the amount of people who heckled him..............he stopped the show till they were taken out, they were ruining the show for the rest of us.0 -
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tallaght01 wrote: »A) yes i was wearing a tarcksuit. It's all about the comfort.
Can't fault that logic.:)
Comfort >> fashion
Afterall something that's comfortable today is probably still going to be comfortable next week, instead of not being comfortable again until some celeb starts wearing similar items again.
Perhaps it was just that you were standing around outside, looking around for your mates (perhaps they mistook it for furtively looking around in case someone comes to tell you to clear off), that made them think you might be a tout and had nothing to do with your outfit?0 -
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I saw that show there a week or so ago, twas good! and yes I hate the hecklers too, eejits
Your tracksuit thing reminded me of 'overheard in dublin' - An American couple on O'Connell Street were looking for directions and someone overheard the lady say 'why don't we ask that athelete over there' while looking at a guy in a tracksuit 0 -
I saw that show there a week or so ago, twas good! and yes I hate the hecklers too, eejits
Your tracksuit thing reminded me of 'overheard in dublin' - An American couple on O'Connell Street were looking for directions and someone overheard the lady say 'why don't we ask that athelete over there' while looking at a guy in a tracksuit
ha thats funny:D
same when i went to see podge and rodge, people where done up to the nines aswell, felt outa place so i did!:rolleyes:0 -
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You love it really, don't you poppet?monkeyfudge wrote: »Wait... did you actually refer to woman as 'love'?
That's pretty horrific... I hate when people call me that...
Also, I dunno why, but one of the cops in Superbad reminds me of you MF...0 -
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tallaght01 wrote: »
Me, I was wearing my big grey adidas hoodie tracksuit and me white reeboks. A classy look.
All that was needed to round your evening off would have been the announcement "is there a doctor in the house?", you duly present yourself in your gangsta get up and the next announcement is "is there a real doctor in the house?". 0 -
All that was needed to round your evening off would have been the announcement "is there a doctor in the house?", you duly present yourself in your gangsta get up and the next announcement is "is there a real doctor in the house?".
I was once walking down grafton street with me mate. Both in our tracksuits with our post-night-out heads on us.
This oul one walks up to us and asks us to do a market research survey on tea or something. I would always just say no thanks. But me mate agreed.
She was lovin his chat about how he drives his white hiace all around the country fixing the cash registers in betting shops. Gave her loads of banter about how he's emminently qualified, coz he's tasted tea in every bookies in Ireland.
Then she turns to me. "What age are u?"
"I'm 30"
"What do you do for a living"
"I'm a doctor"
"No, but seriously"
"I am"
"Look, if you're not going to take this seriously..."
"I AM taking it seriously"
"OK, so what do you work at?"
"A doctor"
"I just don't understand how your friend can be so nice, and you can be such a messer. It was just a simple question. You're just embarrassed becuase yo're probably unemployed"
*lady storms off with her clipboard muttering to herself*
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tallaght01 wrote: »So there I was tonight, outside vicar street waiting for me mates to turn up. We were going inside to see the Tommy Tiernan gig.
I had just been saying to me mate how all these people were dressed up to the nines, considering all the lights will be off and nobody will be able to see them.
Me, I was wearing my big grey adidas hoodie tracksuit and me white reeboks. A classy look.
So, next thing a very posh looking lady approached me. Her boyfriend cowered sheepishly behind her. She looked nervously at me, and said "er, sorry.....how much are you buying tickets for?".
:eek:
"nah love, I just look like a tout. I'm going ino the gig like everyone else".
Disgusted, I was. Especially as loads of people saw the incident and were all breaking their balls laughing.
I'll never live this down
I'll be wearing a 3 piece suit next time I go out.
Did you mean to put this in your blog and post here in error? Or do you think posting meaningless blog type thoughts here rather then After Hours would endear you to women on the interweb?( It is that obvious btw) I fail to understand what you post is about?
It may just be me but do you want advice on a three piece suit?0 -
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like.no.other wrote: »Did you mean to put this in your blog and post here in error? Or do you think posting meaningless blog type thoughts here rather then After Hours would endear you to women on the interweb?( It is that obvious btw) I fail to understand what you post is about?
It may just be me but do you want advice on a three piece suit?
What can I say. I'm busted
Can't believe you outed me, Columbo
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tallaght01 wrote: »What can I say. I'm busted
Can't believe you outed me, Columbo
Oh, but tallaght, you had us with the fact that you save sick, tiny ickle babies. Babies! *swoon*
Now, to complete the fantasy how about you invest in an all black tracksuit, some abseiling gear and a lorry load of cadbury's milk tray. You've got enough time before you leave for the southern hemisphere (*sob*) to get around to all the ladies of the lounges' houses with boxes of chocolates.0
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