The Official "woo-hoo/anti-moan" Thread

Pet · 13-02-2006 8:41pm

Ha.

arbeitsscheuer · 13-02-2006 9:44pm

Going to the Santiago Bernabeu stadium next Tuesday to watch Real Madrid take on Arsenal in the 2nd Round of the Champions League...

Can you say, "Fcuk YEAH!!!!":D

13-02-2006 9:46pm

Nice little birthday prezzie for ya?

arbeitsscheuer · 13-02-2006 9:59pm

Indeed!

I was so worried about what to do for my 21st, and now I don't need to organise anything!

Woohoo!

cuckoo · 13-02-2006 10:24pm

Yay! I got a text this evening : "you have received a valentines rose from an admirer", it's the ppl that had the stands last week for charity. I don't care if it was a pity rose, my mother or a mix up over phone numbers - i've got a hop and a skip in my step.

Thirdfox · 13-02-2006 11:48pm

My sister won a gold medal in her piano competition today... blew away the others (the highest they got was 80 something) She got a 92!

Crash · 14-02-2006 12:08am

cuckoo wrote:

Yay! I got a text this evening : "you have received a valentines rose from an admirer", it's the ppl that had the stands last week for charity. I don't care if it was a pity rose, my mother or a mix up over phone numbers - i've got a hop and a skip in my step.

ah shag - tomorrows valentines day isnt it? hah! meh couldnt care really

*does yet another "i have my nick back" dance*

Plunky · 14-02-2006 12:12am

Keep on dancin' Crash!
Yup, tomorrow's the day. It's funny how many anti-valentines rants my American friends do if they're single. Here it's VERY... single? Valentine's day? ****it, just another day for me, mate!

cuckoo · 14-02-2006 1:34am

crash_000 wrote:

ah shag - tomorrows valentines day isnt it? hah! meh couldnt care really

Yup, you don't care 'cos you didn't get a rose....

*goes back to doing the 'i gotta rose' dance*

Agent Smith · 14-02-2006 1:37am

/me hands Susan some weed killer...

here, do us all a Favour...

ApeXaviour · 14-02-2006 2:47am

agent smith wrote:

/me hands Susan some weed killer...

here, do us all a Favour...

Seconded. I hate valentines day. Depressing when you're single (more oft the case), annoying when you're not. :mad:

EDIT: seems like the wrong thread for a moan. Ok I'll make it happy: if women get valentine's day then men should get a "Steak & Blojob Day"

John · 14-02-2006 12:39pm

Me and the girlfriend don't do Valentine's day. It's a load of stress and hassle for nothing.

Pet · 14-02-2006 3:02pm

Not to mention more wasted paper in the form of wrapping paper, usually found wrapped around stupid meaningless things like teddy bears or boxes of Milk Tray (themselves, like Easter eggs, a load of pointless packaging around a measly bit of chocolate).

But roses are good; biodegradable, aesthetically pleasing and they smell nice too.

Crash · 14-02-2006 4:36pm

I'd be a rosegiving man personally. used give a white rose for anniversaries.

14-02-2006 6:58pm

cuckoo wrote:

Yay! I got a text this evening : "you have received a valentines rose from an admirer", it's the ppl that had the stands last week for charity. I don't care if it was a pity rose, my mother or a mix up over phone numbers - i've got a hop and a skip in my step.

I did too, though the person who did this for me had to collect it since I legged it back from hustings at 2 for a meeting at 2:30, which then finished at around half 4.

snorlax · 14-02-2006 8:57pm

i got a rose, a really beautiful one

europerson · 16-02-2006 3:10pm

I had great fun at a "pizza party" last night (Instructions: Order several large pizzas, wedges, chicken dippers, dips, etc. with people to whom you haven't spoken in a long time; commune at somebody's house; sit on floor eating)!

And my tutorials this morning were really, really fun!

shay_562 · 16-02-2006 6:34pm

Yes! My incompetent ****wit of an economics tutor seems to have been fired or dropped out or something, 'cause all his classes have been re-assigned for the rest of the year. Either way, I never again have to sit through one of his stultifyingly dull classes as he makes even the simplest of concepts seem ridiculously complex and then gives us the wrong answers for the homework questions, just in case he wasn't ****ing us up enough already.

Time Magazine · 16-02-2006 8:07pm

Vahagn or Alan?

I like both of them

.

Edwardius · 16-02-2006 9:10pm

shay_562 wrote:

he makes even the simplest of concepts seem ridiculously complex

You didn't stray into a physics lecture perchance?

europerson · 16-02-2006 9:26pm

Angry Banana wrote:

Vahagn or Alan?

I like both of them .

If I had to choose, it would definitely have to be Alan. And he's from Meath!

shay_562 · 17-02-2006 12:40am

You didn't stray into a physics lecture perchance?

Well, there was a girl with dyed blonde hair and dubes and a guy wearing an Abercrombie and Fitch sweater, so I think it's safe to assume I was still stuck in BESS.

Vahagn or Alan?

I like both of them .

If that's directed at me, then no, neither - I'm JF, so I don't have them at all. And I'm pretty sure slandering staff of the college by name is against the charter, so I probably shouldn't say who.

Nietzschean · 17-02-2006 1:29am

shay_562 wrote:

And I'm pretty sure slandering staff of the college by name is against the charter, so I probably shouldn't say who.

whooo someone read the charter!

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 1:33am

Nietzschean wrote:

whooo someone read the charter!

I know, I know.

It's a goddamned MIRACLE.

In fact, we should probably just shut down the TCD Forum now, cos let's face it it's all just downhill from this point on...

17-02-2006 1:39am

Nietzschean wrote:

whooo someone read the charter!

It only took 30,000 posts.

cuckoo · 17-02-2006 1:43am

I was on the winning team for the SHAG week table quiz - woo hoo! Lots of fun to be had, especially when we were playing around with rulers and making 'it was this big' gestures.

And, there was a very impressively agile performance on the night from two of our very own tcd boardsies simulating what looked like a tricky position.

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 1:46am

cuckoo wrote:

And, there was a very impressively agile performance on the night from two of our very own tcd boardsies simulating what looked like a tricky position.

cuckoo, that just... couldn't possibly have been posted at a better time.

Right everyone, with that mental picture fresh in my mind, I'm off to bed...

...don't be alarmed if you hear certain - ahem - sounds emanating from my room...

Crash · 17-02-2006 2:04am

cuckoo wrote:

I was on the winning team for the SHAG week table quiz - woo hoo! Lots of fun to be had, especially when we were playing around with rulers and making 'it was this big' gestures.

And, there was a very impressively agile performance on the night from two of our very own tcd boardsies simulating what looked like a tricky position.

I really ****ed up my hip doing that

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 2:09am

crash_000 wrote:

I really ****ed up my hip doing that

Ya... just...
couldn't have picked a worse time!:mad: :eek:

Ah well.

Woo-Hoo/anti-moan: I've spent the last 4 hours chatting on boards to one of the nicest ppl I've met online in quite a while. And given the fact that most of my close mates are ppl I've met online that's actually saying someting!
Look forward to chattin to her again...

cuckoo · 17-02-2006 2:49am

SebtheBum wrote:

Woo-Hoo/anti-moan: I've spent the last 4 hours chatting on boards to one of the nicest ppl I've met online in quite a while. And given the fact that most of my close mates are ppl I've met online that's actually saying someting!
Look forward to chattin to her again...

Are you sure 'she' is a she?

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