What made you smile/frown/mad/sad/cry today-thread for all your emotional needs! V4

FouxDaFaFa

Bubblefett, could you PM me a link to your page?

awec

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Acoshla

awec wrote: »

2 euro shots? Not likely!

We used to half Happy Hour in our local bar in college, it was from 9 to 11 and all drinks were €2, so we'd do a load of shots then stock up on cans for the night. It was those €2 drinks that led me to drink 10 tequilas in an hour once, bleh!

Honey-ec

Acoshla wrote: »

We used to half Happy Hour in our local bar in college, it was from 9 to 11 and all drinks were €2, so we'd do a load of shots then stock up on cans for the night. It was those €2 drinks that led me to drink 10 tequilas in an hour once, bleh!

One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor?

And then you somehow managed to get back up and drink another six...

I love a good margarita, but if I tried to drink a tequila slammer, I would quite literally projectile vomit all over the place.

Das Kitty

krudler wrote: »

prob a bit tmi but I havent had sexy time without one for years, like if its an ltr and you both get tested and she's on the pill and you know there's little risk then ok, but if its casual things, fcuk that. condoms are cheap, babies arent.

I love when they're on half price in Dunnes, I buy 4 or 5 boxes. I usually get some baby product at the same time just so I can give the "you have no idea" look to the cashier.

Ilyana

Kiera wrote: »

I dont see the problem here?

Heh, it's a problem when you're a severe lightweight, and not single :pac:

Acoshla

Honey-ec wrote: »

One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor?

And then you somehow managed to get back up and drink another six...

I love a good margarita, but if I tried to drink a tequila slammer, I would quite literally projectile vomit all over the place.

I managed to stay standing til I drank them all, was fine during the hour, I suppose I drank them so fast they didn't have time to take effect before the next one hit. I then spent 15 minutes puking in the toilet and 2 hours asleep/passed out in the cubicle, was fine again after that :rolleyes: This was my former life as a party animal from 16 to 19.

Kiera

EmilyO wrote: »

Heh, it's a problem when you're a severe lightweight, and not single :pac:

Haha, it would be a problem so

I ADORE tequila. Best shot EVER!

TeletextPear

I think it's an unwritten rule that when I have no money there are tonnes of lovely clothes that I want to buy but can't, and when I'm actually shopping with a purpose everything looks mank! :rolleyes: Did get two huge fillet steaks for tonight's dinner though, so that's some comfort

Honey-ec

Helloooooo?

Where'd everyone go???

WesternNight

Honey-ec wrote: »

Helloooooo?

Where'd everyone go???

Ohai

Dolbert

Striploin steak & chips tonight, nyom

WesternNight

I think it's a bad idea for me to go food shopping on Fridays.. everything ends up being bought as a "treat" for the weekend.

I have pizza and crisps and chocolate... and oranges and broccoli. I had to balance it somehow...

Scarinae

I am so glad that this week is over!

Only one of my school friends had got married so far, but she and her husband (that sounds so weird!) are both quite churchy. She was just 24, and I thought that was really young! There’s a few other people from my year who have got married, and one that I know of who has had a baby. I find it weird when people ask if I’m going to get engaged soon, I still don’t consider myself grown up

Eviledna

I'm friggin delighted!....

I got the job! :D:D

**Hurrah and Happy Dance**



Justcoz.;)

Scarinae

Eviledna wrote: »

I'm friggin delighted!....

I got the job! :D:D

**Hurrah and Happy Dance**

Acoshla

Fishie wrote: »

I find it weird when people ask if I’m going to get engaged soon, I still don’t consider myself grown up

I made a comment about walking up the church when I was trying on dresses the last day, my stomach lurched and I nearly gagged, my friend was like "You just scared yourself didn't you"

Eviledna wrote: »

I'm friggin delighted!....

I got the job! :D:D

**Hurrah and Happy Dance**

Delighted for you, I will happy dance for you, and will make himself do it too when he gets home. I'm not surprised they hired you though, you'd win anyone over in an interview!

mariebeth

Strangest day ever. Finished college, well apart from the exams, but I'm finished.

Then on the way home, a guy ran in to the side of my car. I'm ok, just a bit shook up, but ok. Pissed off as well. I had indicated to turn right, and was in the process of turning right when all of a sudden there's a bang in to my car. He was coming from behind me and then was trying to say that I'd crossed over in front of him. But I was in front of him and turning right, so even if I had crossed over in front of him, which I'm fairly sure I didn't, I was still in the right. I had been concentrating on whether there were cars coming in the opposite direction, or coming out of the turning, never thought that I'd have to worry about the car coming from behind me.

Lucyfur

Fishie wrote: »

That's just like my Mouse!!!

Acoshla

That's a cat Lucyfur

Lucyfur

Acoshla wrote: »

That's a cat Lucyfur

Duh!!! My haz a kitteh CALLED Mouse :D:D

Susie_Q

Hi guys,

Thought I'd jump in and say hi. Loving the idea of a thread just for chats and gossip and whatnot. Just had to remove a giant cockroach from my bathroom - that's my hot gossip today!

Acoshla

Lucyfur wrote: »

Duh!!! My haz a kitteh CALLED Mouse :D:D

I know, it was just too easy My cat, kitten and doggy have all spent the day asleep on the couch around me as I work, the dossers. Got the cutest pic of the doggy and kitten asleep though!

Lucyfur

Acoshla wrote: »

I know, it was just too easy My cat, kitten and doggy have all spent the day asleep on the couch around me as I work, the dossers. Got the cutest pic of the doggy and kitten asleep though!

Mouse is asleep in my hood. Dog is at my feet looking jealous. Doggie to fat for hood:D:D:D

Dolbert

Welcome to the madhouse SusieQ

Susie_Q

Thanks Dolorous! I remember you from the food diaries... I also remember you from your amazing pics in 50s style dresses. You have some serious style! Are you planning for a vintage wedding dress? Or is it top secret?

rebel girl 15

Had a shocking day at work - bad start and the day continue to get worse. Completely depressed by lunchtime, but someone managed to get my head someway out of the hole is was in. Hope to never have to deal with what I dealt with this morning again!

Case for my laptop hard drive came today - will have a brand new 160GB external harddrive later tonight, once I get all the stuff off it, and format it

Dolbert

Susie_Q wrote: »

Thanks Dolorous! I remember you from the food diaries... I also remember you from your amazing pics in 50s style dresses. You have some serious style! Are you planning for a vintage wedding dress? Or is it top secret?

Wow, thanks! I love 50s dresses but I'll probably go full-length just this once! Haven't ruled out a nice swing dress for the reception though, much better for dancin' Will definitely have the bridesmaids all 50s'd up though!

Bubblefett

Susie_Q wrote: »

Hi guys,

Thought I'd jump in and say hi. Loving the idea of a thread just for chats and gossip and whatnot. Just had to remove a giant cockroach from my bathroom - that's my hot gossip today!

......there's cockroaches in Ireland? seriously? I do not like this information

Sephiroth_dude

new game I got is unplayable,keeps crashing on me

Acoshla

bubblefett wrote: »

......there's cockroaches in Ireland? seriously? I do not like this information

Yes there's cockroaches here My mother hates them from when our family owned a hotel in the 60's/70's, when things were generally shabbier and less strict with regards to commercial premises, so they had a big hole in the wall where pipes came through from the hotel shed/storage to the kitchen. Once at night when she went down to the kitchen and walked a few feet in the dark to turn on the light she felt cockroaches crunching under her feet, and when she turned on the light they all scattered in under the units/back out the hole. *shudder*

Susie_Q

bubblefett wrote: »

......there's cockroaches in Ireland? seriously? I do not like this information

No no, don't worry, I live in India! Never ever saw cockroaches in all my time in Ireland so no need to fear. I don't mind the roaches so much but am fairly terrified of spiders... was out in a rural area one day doing interviews and was sitting on a mat on the ground, when I got up I looked down and there was a furry hand-sized spider pretty much where my arse has been. WAH!

Links234

The love of my life will be here in under 2 hours. I'm gonna start cooking a special roast chicken dinner for her, I've got 2 bottles of cider I picked up for her too, and tropical sorbet she likes also. We're going to have a good night.

Bubblefett

Acoshla wrote: »

Yes there's cockroaches here My mother hates them from when our family owned a hotel in the 60's/70's, when things were generally shabbier and less strict with regards to commercial premises, so they had a big hole in the wall where pipes came through from the hotel shed/storage to the kitchen. Once at night when she went down to the kitchen and walked a few feet in the dark to turn on the light she felt cockroaches crunching under her feet, and when she turned on the light they all scattered in under the units/back out the hole. *shudder*

GAH!!! I hate roaches, one once crawled over my foot in Spain and it scarred me for life.

Susie_Q wrote: »

No no, don't worry, I live in India! Never ever saw cockroaches in all my time in Ireland so no need to fear. I don't mind the roaches so much but am fairly terrified of spiders... was out in a rural area one day doing interviews and was sitting on a mat on the ground, when I got up I looked down and there was a furry hand-sized spider pretty much where my arse has been. WAH!

Oh god, I hate all creepy crawling things, especially spiders. Would have freaked if I saw that!!
It's cool you're in India, how long have you been there?

herisson

im very proud of myself i got an essay done and another one started!

very surprised i didnt freak out with all the work!
wednesday i had a bit of a panic attack and couldnt breathe because i got so freaked out about stuff that has been piling up!

but i think im ok now though i have calmed down!
i have a triple 21st tonight but i dont think ill bother i am so broke and very sleepy!

anyway Happy Friday loungers!

The Lovely Muffin

Lol, the boyfriend made dough for home made pizza's and when is eleven year old sister asked if it'd be long before they were ready he said "the dough is upstairs riding" :pac:

Clearly he meant rising.......

Acoshla

Pixie-Fairy wrote: »

im very proud of myself i got an essay done and another one started!

very surprised i didnt freak out with all the work!
wednesday i had a bit of a panic attack and couldnt breathe because i got so freaked out about stuff that has been piling up!

My body has decided in the last year that its new way of coping with *even minor* stress is for my breathing to get crap, heart pounds, hands shake, it's very annoying! I used to be so normal, before being bullied at work, now the slightest bit of panic/stress and I'm a mess. Just an hour ago I effed up a work thing, teeny tiny mistake that is easy to repair...my hands were shaking so much a few minutes later cooking dinner that I was taking twice as long!

Susie_Q

bubblefett wrote: »

Oh god, I hate all creepy crawling things, especially spiders. Would have freaked if I saw that!!
It's cool you're in India, how long have you been there?

Been here about 7 months now - I work for an international NGO and this is my first overseas posting. Love the work and love the country but it can be a very frustrating place to live sometimes. Want to buy a handbag? Please fill out this form in triplicate. Don't have exact change? You can't have that then. Oh you're a foreigner? Then the price is doubled!!

FouxDaFaFa

That must be exciting, Suzie Q. Also, welcome.

krudler

joints are aching, gah. been a while since this happened to the point where its painful.

when is the omg moment i was supposed to watch out for in torchwood

am near the end of s2

Lucyfur

Went for dinner with my son this evening. Sat across the table from each other, talking about how our days were. It was like having dinner with a mate. I love the fact that he's turning into such a lovely, lovely person but I hate the fact that he's growing up so very fast.

aristocat

Lucyfur wrote: »

Went for dinner with my son this evening. Sat across the table from each other, talking about how our days were. It was like having dinner with a mate. I love the fact that he's turning into such a lovely, lovely person but I hate the fact that he's growing up so very fast.

Thats really nice. My children now in their early twenties and it has become a completely different relationship. They look after me now! Sometimes I have to remind them who the mother is.:D

Lucyfur

aristocat wrote: »

Thats really nice. My children now in their early twenties and it has become a completely different relationship. They look after me now! Sometimes I have to remind them who the mother is.:D

It was really nice I'm in my late 20's and I have an amazing relationship with my mum. I completely understand what you mean, I mother her more than she does me. She's not old but she's obviously older...I like looking out for her, making sure she has everything she needs etc. It probably wrecks her head but I'm still gonna do it cos deep down, I know she likes it:D

aristocat

Lucyfur wrote: »

It was really nice I'm in my late 20's and I have an amazing relationship with my mum. I completely understand what you mean, I mother her more than she does me. She's not old but she's obviously older...I like looking out for her, making sure she has everything she needs etc. It probably wrecks her head but I'm still gonna do it cos deep down, I know she likes it:D

Awww, so sweet. Yes, you are right, she does like it! It is actually nice to be looked after for a change.

Acoshla

I'm late 20's and very close to my mum...but I am still very much the child, other than being her employer I ask her advice on everything, even the most minor things, and I'd be lost without her, she depends on me for nothing except fashion advice and, y'know, a job :pac:

Lucyfur

krudler wrote: »

joints are aching, gah. been a while since this happened to the point where its painful.

Get some glucosamine with chondroitin and a good vit B complex

Lucyfur

Acoshla wrote: »

I'm late 20's and very close to my mum...but I am still very much the child, other than being her employer I ask her advice on everything, even the most minor things, and I'd be lost without her, she depends on me for nothing except fashion advice and, y'know, a job :pac:

Oh God I still ask mums advice on pretty much everything, I think I always will:D Don't agree with her half the time but she's awesome for bouncing ideas off

im usually the mammy in our relationship in a lot of ways but she is a great mammy in other ways too

right now we're pretty much like housemates except less potential drama

Jessibelle

bluewolf wrote: »

when is the omg moment i was supposed to watch out for in torchwood

am near the end of s2

Season 3. Children of Earth. before that it's really just fluff and Captn John and the poodle