aaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhh

SChique00

My aaargh, which is paltry in comparison, is that I did an okay session at boxing tonight, but I think I've hit a plateau, so gonna have to up the anté, as the fella says. Also, I'm craving a big bowl of Oats and More right now xP DAMN YOU CARBS - they are my biggest vice

Professey Chin

SChique00 wrote: »

My aaargh, which is paltry in comparison, is that I did an okay session at boxing tonight, but I think I've hit a plateau, so gonna have to up the anté, as the fella says. Also, I'm craving a big bowl of Oats and More right now xP DAMN YOU CARBS - they are my biggest vice

Move to Muay Thai. Nothing ups the ante from hands like getting kicked in the head :pac:

SChique00

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

Move to Muay Thai. Nothing ups the ante from hands like getting kicked in the head :pac:

Er.... thanks for the suggestion, but I think I'll pass. :L I just need to curb my cravings and pack more exercises into my sessions :pac:

Luno

My sunburn really hurts

JamJamJamJam

Ngeaahhhhh I'm listening to a debate on gay marriage on RTE Radio Player with David Quinn and Ivana Bacik. (Someone posted it in Politics and I said why not...)
Sure, Bacik isn't the most popular, but GOD everything Quinn says makes me want to fall apart. Close-minded, conservative nonsense is all. Bah! If there's a referendum on it and it's rejected I think I'll emigrate...








(In fact, I'll probably emigrate anyway... With the price of umbrellas and raincoats living here is totally unsustainable...)

Namlub

This fcuking humidity and misty drizzle is the worst, my hair is sticking out in right angles at this point

wnolan1992

3 "Broadband" e'rrbody!

Namlub

JamJamJamJam wrote: »

Ngeaahhhhh I'm listening to a debate on gay marriage on RTE Radio Player with David Quinn and Ivana Bacik. (Someone posted it in Politics and I said why not...)
Sure, Bacik isn't the most popular, but GOD everything Quinn says makes me want to fall apart. Close-minded, conservative nonsense is all. Bah! If there's a referendum on it and it's rejected I think I'll emigrate...






(In fact, I'll probably emigrate anyway... With the price of umbrellas and raincoats living here is totally unsustainable...)

On this note, there's an abortion debate on Vincent Brown right now and it's just arrrggghhhh.

Oh joy, someone's mentioned "lunchtime abortions"

QueenOfLeon

JamJamJamJam wrote: »

Ngeaahhhhh I'm listening to a debate on gay marriage on RTE Radio Player with David Quinn and Ivana Bacik. (Someone posted it in Politics and I said why not...)

I'm watching the abortion debate on TV now. I want to hit some of them. I'm not going to quote it cos I'm only half listening to it really, but the statements one of them is coming out with...I think she's just pulling ridiculous statistics out of her ass!

SarahBeep!

Namlub wrote: »

On this note, there's an abortion debate on Vincent Brown right now and it's just arrrggghhhh.

I hate that show with a passion. He has no idea how to manage a panel and his guests are unrepresentative, ignorant and judgemental!!!

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Namlub

The only one I like is that Russian guy tbh

Namlub

"Attacking and killing the baby"?!

Jeeeeesus I am switching this off

Aisling(",)

This may be trivial and now even a real aaaaaaarrrgggghhh but I just realised I'm going to be old if and when I do ever get married.
That sucks.

Professey Chin

Aisling(",) wrote: »

This may be trivial and now even a real aaaaaaarrrgggghhh but I just realised I'm going to be old if and when I do ever get married.
That sucks.

How old were you expecting to be? O_o

wnolan1992

Why did I turn this debate on...

It's just further proof (as if we needed more) that there will never be a rational, civil debate on this issue.

Aisling(",)

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

How old were you expecting to be? O_o

I dunno mid to late 20's like 25 to 28/29

Professey Chin

Aisling(",) wrote: »

I dunno mid to late 20's like 25 to 28/29

Be grand. Youll meet someone in about 2 months, 3 year relationship moving in together after 2. He'll pop the question then (probably in some weird european city). Youll be half wedding planned at that stage, cutting down preperation time. 14 month engagement then married.
Badda bing badda boom.

Source: The devil

JamJamJamJam

Curses, missed that debate! I'd have liked to see that. On the bright side, I caught the preview of the newspaper headlines. Score!!


Another arrggh actually, I pulled a muscle in my neck a couple of years ago. I kiiind of did the same thing yesterday, but not as badly. Is there a word to describe a kind-of-pulled muscle?! It's getting better, but it's really frustrating!

Aisling(",)

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

Be grand. Youll meet someone in about 2 months, 3 year relationship moving in together after 2. He'll pop the question then (probably in some weird european city). Youll be half wedding planned at that stage, cutting down preperation time. 14 month engagement then married.
Badda bing badda boom.

Source: The devil

Deadly!

Oh and to make it seem less psycho (if it can sound any less weird) I was more thinking about the dress,my huge appetite and ever slowing metabolism!:o

Professey Chin

Aisling(",) wrote: »

Deadly!

Oh and to make it seem less psycho (if it can sound any less weird) I was more thinking about the dress,my huge appetite and ever slowing metabolism!:o

He'll also be a personal trainer with a degree in nutrition and has many fashion clients so youll get a personally designed dress, lots of exercise and he'll constantly cook you filling healthy meals

SarahBeep!

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Why did I turn this debate on...

It's just further proof (as if we needed more) that there will never be a rational, civil debate on this issue.

This.
Grrr.
It's such a violation of human rights for a woman to have to lave her country of residence to obtain an abortion. What if a woman was raped or was carrying a child that would be so ill it would have no quality of life it would be unfair to have the child.

I realistically don't see a Yes vote being approved by referendum on Abortion in this country happening for at least the next 10 years.

Hairycopper

I hate having a stupid phobia, its so embarrassing and now i feel so sick after seeing it. AGH! I wish i could just get over it.

Salty

Aisling(",) wrote: »

I dunno mid to late 20's like 25 to 28/29

But you're only turning 21 aren't you? You're not exactly over the hill!:p No reason to be thinking that you're gonna be "old" when you get married, you never know what's gonna happen in the next couple of years!

cloud493

I thought the vincent brown debate on abortion was great :pac: 'How do you know their haven't been abortions? Well I've seen the figures and the law.... How do you know people haven't being having abortions'

Cruel Sun

no waffles

soccymonster

SONGPOP IS TAKING OVER MY LIFE.

Namlub

Marfield wrote: »

no waffles

Awww man

suitcasepink

Have to wait until after 3 now for her ti get the all clear coz shes still getting sick But the blood has stopped atleast..

Lawliet

It's so disgustingly hot today. Last night it was raining, my window was open and I had all the covers thrown off and it was still too hot to sleep! It was okay yesterday when it was sunny and windy, but today is just dull and dead.

Pigwidgeon

Lawliet wrote: »

It's so disgustingly hot today. Last night it was raining, my window was open and I had all the covers thrown off and it was still too hot to sleep! It was okay yesterday when it was sunny and windy, but today is just dull and dead.

This except I'm about to go into a kitchen for 10 hours. It was so hot yesterday that i dropped a bit of chocolate on the counter and when I went back to pick it up a few minutes later it had melted. Chocolate should not melt at room temperature.

Aisling(",)

Dropped photos into a chemist to get them enlarged today and it cost me an absolute fortune!then when I get home my dad says how he's gotten a huge clip frame to do a big collage instead.gah!!i didn't have to spend that much cash for no reason.

Duffy the Vampire Slayer

I don't know what planet ye're on. Galway is very wet and not particularly warm.

EDIT: That comment sounds rather sharp and condescending. What I mean to say is, the West is as dreary as always.

Lawliet

Duffy the Vampire Slayer wrote: »

I don't know what planet ye're on. Galway is very wet and not particularly warm.

EDIT: That comment sounds rather sharp and condescending. What I mean to say is, the West is as dreary as always.

The East is wet and dreary as well, it's just really clammy and warm on top of it. I'd prefer wet and cold to be honest

Cruel Sun

I hate summer, I like when it's wet and rainy.

Professey Chin

Marfield wrote: »

I hate summer, I like when it's wet and rainy.

/looks out window
........im confused

wnolan1992

Duffy the Vampire Slayer wrote: »

I don't know what planet ye're on. Galway is very wet and not particularly warm.

EDIT: That comment sounds rather sharp and condescending. What I mean to say is, the West is as dreary as always.

It's wet here too (by "here" I mean North Cork) but it warm as well. Kinda like that heat before thunder, or the dry deadness that signals a night of batting midges away from you every two seconds.

Marfield wrote: »

I hate summer, I like when it's wet and rainy.

+1. Rain is a lot more interesting that sun*.




*except when women are concerned, then sun is epic.

HandsomeDivil

I love my hair but I hate that because of it I look nothing like any of my friends, meaning I can't borrow ID off any of them. I end up missing so many nights out cos I wont get in anywhere.

flyswatter

Lawliet wrote: »

I'd prefer wet and cold to be honest

Marfield wrote: »

I hate summer, I like when it's wet and rainy.

You really can't win!

Slow Show

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

I love my hair but I hate that because of it I look nothing like any of my friends, meaning I can't borrow ID off any of them. I end up missing so many nights out cos I wont get in anywhere.

I realised the other day that there are more ginger girls than blonde girls in my year. And I had to be the blondest of them all. It's a curse!

Also this isn't an aarrgghhh of any sort really, well it could be if I had a better mindset perhaps, but looool at finding out crazy stuff about people you'd never expect it from...oh life.

Cruel Sun

I wish my hair was jet jet black, but it's blonde.

Lawliet

I wish my hair was red. Not like ginger, proper Ariel red. Stupid boring brown hair.

wnolan1992

I just got pepper in my eye. Owie.

marko93

Strange how much you used to care, not you aren't at all interested.

Aoifey!

My cat poops everywhere but the litter box >.>

Lawliet

Aoifey! wrote: »

My cat poops everywhere but the litter box >.>

My kitten poops in the litter box but half the time it kicks it straight out again trying to burying it.

wnolan1992

I've never understood how people house train cats... seems so weird to me that the cat would crap in a specific place rather than just where it wants....

Could have something to do with the fact that all our cats have been outdoor creatures.

Cruel Sun

Our cat's an outside cat, but anytime we've had to keep him inside he's always crapped in the litter box if there's one there for him, if there's not one there he shíts on the carpet and starts digging up the carpet then when that doesn't work he just sits there looking really defeated and guilty.

Lawliet

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I've never understood how people house train cats... seems so weird to me that the cat would crap in a specific place rather than just where it wants....

Cats like hiding their crap, they prefer to have a surface to bury it in, or if there isn't one available they usually go under the furniture or in a corner. I've never had to train a cat to do it, they figured out themselves that the box was the best option.

Jamie Starr

I feel so strange lately, I don't know how to see myself.

SarahBeep!

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I've never understood how people house train cats... seems so weird to me that the cat would crap in a specific place rather than just where it wants....

Could have something to do with the fact that all our cats have been outdoor creatures.

Lawliet wrote: »

Cats like hiding their crap, they prefer to have a surface to bury it in, or if there isn't one available they usually go under the furniture or in a corner. I've never had to train a cat to do it, they figured out themselves that the box was the best option.

They also do it in the dirtiest & quietest part of a room so if you put the box in the corner they'll figure it out. If they don't, stick their nose in the mess thy make, then take them to the litter box.