That's all pretty sad, actually, isn't it?

Kate P wrote:

I hate not knowing what to wear on a day like today when rain is threatened. It's sunny here but I'll be elsewhere later (working and looking professional) then going for long walk on a not-long-enough- pier and then going for a meal with friends. All of which is fine ordinarily but I won't have my car nearby all day (so heels may be a problem) and I don't know what the weather is doing.

Grrr. Decisions, decisions....

Wear light clothes and a heavy coat. If it doesn't rain you can carry it, if it does wear it.

Kate P wrote:

I hate not knowing what to wear on a day like today when rain is threatened. It's sunny here but I'll be elsewhere later (working and looking professional) then going for long walk on a not-long-enough- pier and then going for a meal with friends. All of which is fine ordinarily but I won't have my car nearby all day (so heels may be a problem) and I don't know what the weather is doing.

Grrr. Decisions, decisions....

Definately wear flat(ish) shoes. That's all I have to say.

You have no style.

You better be talking to Johnfás, I am the king of style thank you. My purple jumpers, suave sweater vests, waistcoats and ted baker fitted shirts are testament to that fact.

My mum still buys my socks...

You expect me to believe that with Eddie Whatshisname's haircut and those specs?

Nah. Not falling for that particular story Riadach.

Maybe we should have a style thread...

johnfás wrote

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My mum still buys my socks...

Plain, I hope.

Anything else is unforgivable.

Kate P wrote:

You expect me to believe that with Eddie Whatshisname's haircut and those specs?

Nah. Not falling for that particular story Riadach.

I do hope everyone does realise that the picture in my avatar isn't actually me.:-)

I get my hair done in toni and guy thank you very much.

Toni and Guy? Very snazz... I get mine in the Grafton Barber... for a tenner or whatever it is (with a student card)... I get it done about three times a year. The guy in the picture is me.

johnfás wrote:

Toni and Guy? Very snazz... I get mine in the Grafton Barber... for a tenner or whatever it is (with a student card)... I get it done about three times a year. The guy in the picture is me.

Yeah I'm tempted to go in there sometimes, it's cheap enough in fairness. I like toni and guy though, especially since I seem to meet most of my hairdressers at the weekend anyway.

The guy in the picture is the renowned seanchaí Eddie Lenihan, a clareman, as all crazies are.

Kate P wrote:

I hate not knowing what to wear on a day like today when rain is threatened. It's sunny here but I'll be elsewhere later (working and looking professional) then going for long walk on a not-long-enough- pier and then going for a meal with friends. All of which is fine ordinarily but I won't have my car nearby all day (so heels may be a problem) and I don't know what the weather is doing.

Grrr. Decisions, decisions....

It didn't raina round my part of Ireland today, and I hate it when weather promised doesn't arrive. You get all psychologically prepared and ready for the day's weahter and then bang, the weather doesn't come out as you imagined and then you're all over the shop with poorly-suited clothes and an irrepressible sense of disappointment.

Kate P wrote:

I hate not knowing what to wear on a day like today when rain is threatened. It's sunny here but I'll be elsewhere later (working and looking professional) then going for long walk on a not-long-enough- pier and then going for a meal with friends. All of which is fine ordinarily but I won't have my car nearby all day (so heels may be a problem) and I don't know what the weather is doing.

Grrr. Decisions, decisions....

Sounds like the perfect weather for yout hated Ugg boots?

Don't got none!!

No rain. Wore the heels - combination of new shoes and a dodgy step and I have gotten myself what will be a very interesting scar on my knee - from a big dirty open gash - to tell my grandkids about. Well maybe someone else's grandkids.

(This is not a man gash, it's a real one - several inches wide across the folding part of the knee. Could probably do with a few stitches).

Kate P wrote:

Don't got none!!

No rain. Wore the heels - combination of new shoes and a dodgy step and I have gotten myself what will be a very interesting scar on my knee - from a big dirty open gash - to tell my grandkids about. Well maybe someone else's grandkids.

(This is not a man gash, it's a real one - several inches wide across the folding part of the knee. Could probably do with a few stitches).

Ooh, sounds very sore. I'll be praying for you to get well.

Ya know what, there is nothing I hate.
Some stuff I'm not too keen on, but I hate nothing.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

Ya know what, there is nothing I hate.
Some stuff I'm not too keen on, but I hate nothing.

That's very healthy, but I don't trust you. Do you get angry?

Auditor #9 wrote:

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

Ya know what, there is nothing I hate.
Some stuff I'm not too keen on, but I hate nothing.

That's very healthy, but I don't trust you. Do you get angry?

I get grumpy...rarely angry. I think.

Another thing I hate. When you say something and the listener doesn't hear it, they sometimes ask 'what?' and laugh at the same time. I guess the logic is they didn't hear what you said but assumed it was a joke, which is pretty stupid.

...realising I've left out a couple of things ten minutes after I've turned on the washing machine.

I think you mentioned this before 905 but crowded footpaths - the one outside Trinity on college green across from Lush/The Spar/The tobacco shop where you have to wade through bus-stoppers on your way to Grafton street is a right pain in the chimmichanga.

And the stink from Lush just makes it even worse...

Crowded footpaths are a fact of life. Footpaths being held up by two or three lumbering idiots, having a great old conversation while holding up everyone behind them is intolerable. They're probably smoking too, and wielding umbrellas in a manner designed to pierce eyes.

What do I hate? That's easy.

Information Technology. The Information Technology industry. Anything to do with Information Technology. Books about Information Technology (especially ones with titles like "Computers for Dummies"). People who work in Information Technology who tell me how "easy" it is. Information Technology bores who talk in pubs about ways to solve Information Technology problems. Students in college studying Information Technology and unjustifiably having some kind of superiority complex about it. Having to work with Information Technology. Having to call India for what is laughably called Information Technology "tech support". Not understanding the person imparting the Information Technology "tech support" information. And so on...............................................

Had a bad computer day, Slim Buddha?

So you haven't recovered your thesis then, Slim Buddha...?