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

Pet

Yes. It was about like..landslides and stuff.

Time Magazine

Woot, early birthday present from my dad!

I get to buy a new phone tomorrow .

John

Woohoo, I spent a load of money on records today to congratulate myself on a gig well played last night.

And well done Roro, I knew you could do it.

Nietzschean

Best. Holiday. Evar.

Have an assignment due for tomorrow which I've just managed to get out using 3 slightly different ways but all getting the same answer. Huzzah!

ApeXaviour

Nietzschean wrote:

Best. Holiday. Evar.

Sometimes man you know you can elaborate on posts such as this....

Nietzschean

ApeXaviour wrote:

Sometimes man you know you can elaborate on posts such as this....

sometimes, i'm just too tired.....
Lets seeee snowboarding is like an amazing amount of fun, started last week and was off piste with the decent snowboarders on the saturday(granted amazingly slower than some of them)[apparently i've a crazy gene]...but funnnnn

84 in the group, which ment no matter where ye were in the village was some of them there, made for great drinking, we just took over every pub/club we were in. Met lots of sound new people. would so go back tomorrow......

i've started planning me next trip

East End Toilets

East End Toilets wrote:

John Guiney is watching you write homophobic filth.

\o/

paperclip

Trinity News is coming out and I have an illustration and two articles in it! I'm looking forward to seeing my stuff in print!

Edit: They spelt my name wrong. It's 'Theresa', not 'Teresa'! Also, too bad it was in black and white after the time i spent colouring it! Here's the coloured version in case you're interested! http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/9703/provostve3.jpg )

John

Myth wrote:

\o/

That's still there? That's one of my favourites as it was political (the cubicle had a lot of dubious homophobic graffiti so it was a small step on John Guiney's part to point out the distasteful nature of the graffiti). Good times.

Was in for a lecture at 9, and the 15 minute rule* came into force.

*If a lecturer/lab assistant/teaching assistant/etc. does not turn up within 15 minutes of the start of the lecture (usually going by Greenwich Mean Time), then the lecture is cancelled and the class is obliged to evacuate the classroom to partake in a Buttery Breakfast. Variants of this rule include the 7 minute rule, the 8 minute rule and the 10 minute rule.

Time Magazine

My nephew is the funniest person ever. He's two and his parents are thinking of decorating his room, so they asked him was there anything he'd like.

He replied he wanted a "blue room with bunk beds and Finch posters". I wonder if it's a coincidence that a 2 year old wants the same colour room as his uncle's, with the same type of bed as his uncle, with a poster of a band that hangs in his uncle's room.

Seán FTW.

xebec

Myth wrote:

Was in for a lecture at 9, and the 15 minute rule came into force.

Wow, that's generous! The variant in my class usually ends up at being the 5 minute rule or even less. Absolutely no patience!

How do bunk beds work with the girlfriend?

Tricity Bendix

original_psycho wrote:

How do bunk beds work with the girlfriend?

Imaginatively.

europerson

original_psycho wrote:

How do bunk beds work with the girlfriend?

Enda prefers to be on top.

On a separate note, I'm just back from A Time and a Place at the National Gallery. It was very good. It comes highly recommended to anyone from the rural parts of the country. I think it's finishing on Sunday though.

Pet

Enda prefers to be on top.

Yeah, Enda gets to say that to his friends, even though his parents know they sleep in separate beds. Wehwehweh.

Time Magazine

Pet wrote:

Yeah, Enda gets to say that to his friends, even though his parents know they sleep in separate beds. Wehwehweh.

Re-read europerson's innuendo...

King.Penguin

Ibid wrote:

Re-read europerson's innuendo...

No. Once is enough. Next.

Tricity Bendix

europerson wrote:

On a separate note, I'm just back from A Time and a Place at the National Gallery. It was very good. It comes highly recommended to anyone from the rural parts of the country. I think it's finishing on Sunday though.

One need not be a bogger to appreciate it. There was even a picture of my locality there. And somehow I don't think Sandymount is in the sticks.

Very good exhibition.

I decided to pig out and threw on a lot of mini sausage rolls. The best bit is that the sausages are superquinn sausages.

King.Penguin

nice

btw, very close call with college security there. but i escaped.

Escaped? As in ran?

DURNS room again?

King.Penguin

no nothing like that. but I can't tell you, they might be watching.

Tricity Bendix

Nothing like meeting old school friends FTW. Gosh, I didn't realise what a little God-squader I used to be. Really puts thing in to perspective...


Reality check FTW, tbh. loike random.

John

King.Penguin wrote:

no nothing like that. but I can't tell you, they might be watching.

PM me the details.

King.Penguin

it's a lame story tbh.

Awayindahils

Yay! I had a great weeekend. Trinity IV. spo lots of free booze. I got a new haircut, which is amazing and only took two hours. And the very very very best bit of the weekend, Michael Clarke singing Titchwillow in the Chamber in the GMB at the end of the final. ****ing Fantatsic. In fact it was all really great till someone fell through a window in the Phil conversation room. And even that was so bad due to the pint of wine.:)

Nietzschean

booked flights to paris/geneva yesterday, woot.

europerson

Nietzschean wrote:

booked flights to paris/geneva yesterday, woot.

Wednesday week, I shall be in Paris! Woohoo!

Awayindahils wrote:

I got a new haircut, which is amazing and only took two hours.

I hope the hairdresser didn't get stuck...