For me number 1 fans! - irish mortgage crisis.
For me number 1 fans! - irish mortgage crisis.
Did I render your argument moot ?
Didn't like your favourite band ?
The Walking Turd ?
Bottom still sore ?
Bon Appétit!
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/opi ... 65400.html
Didn't like your favourite band ?
The Walking Turd ?
Bottom still sore ?
Bon Appétit!
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/opi ... 65400.html
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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more delusions of self grandeur eh dum, who is it that takes you so seriously that you would think they would wish something like this on you I sure wouldn't.
dude take it easy and don't be so hard up in yourself.
dude take it easy and don't be so hard up in yourself.
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but at least we've still got music, eh matey?
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http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=153195starving student wrote:more delusions of self grandeur eh dum, who is it that takes you so seriously that you would think they would wish something like this on you I sure wouldn't.
dude take it easy and don't be so hard up in yourself.
Wishing a misfortune on someone is not the same as taking pleasure in it.
See: Schadenfreude
Just piss off dude, you're boring AND a moron.
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OH YA...well what if I were to say, what if I were to say that all drehbanks are for big girls. Are you so sure you wouldn't want a piece of this schadenfreude action ?Pitch Black wrote:but at least we've still got music, eh matey?
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dum wrote:http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=153195starving student wrote:more delusions of self grandeur eh dum, who is it that takes you so seriously that you would think they would wish something like this on you I sure wouldn't.
dude take it easy and don't be so hard up in yourself.
Wishing a misfortune on someone is not the same as taking pleasure in it.
See: Schadenfreude
Just piss off dude, you're boring AND a moron.
In fact the only pleasure I get from that article is imagining you trying to understand it.
In the immortal words of Bill Hicks 'its like showing a card trick to a dog'
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Sucks. No Schadenfreude here.
Was watching Bill Hicks on Youtube right before reading this with one of my roommates.
Him and Pryer are in their own category of genius IMO.
Was watching Bill Hicks on Youtube right before reading this with one of my roommates.
Him and Pryer are in their own category of genius IMO.
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The solution is clear:
Build new affordable homes out of cheese.
Build new affordable homes out of cheese.
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The cheese we're saving for pelting. plus there's no shortage of houses =)
there's not been much chat of the cheese thing here, the EU has had this winter food charity program on the go since the late 80's...out of the 19 recipient member states Ireland receives about a fifth of a percent of the allocated budget. That's always been the way.
All that happened was Fianna Fáil made a press announcement about it in some glib effort to 'soft-soap' the electorate. It backfired.
there's not been much chat of the cheese thing here, the EU has had this winter food charity program on the go since the late 80's...out of the 19 recipient member states Ireland receives about a fifth of a percent of the allocated budget. That's always been the way.
All that happened was Fianna Fáil made a press announcement about it in some glib effort to 'soft-soap' the electorate. It backfired.
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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the pot is calling the kettle a Macdum wrote:you're boring AND a moron.
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thisdjsynchro wrote:the pot is calling the kettle a Macdum wrote:you're boring AND a moron.
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Ya, two of the greatest right there. No doubt.Machinesworking wrote: Was watching Bill Hicks on Youtube right before reading this with one of my roommates.
Him and Pryer are in their own category of genius IMO.
American: The Bill Hicks Story is a must-watch,,,
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Oh ya, I called you out for your woeful editing.... should have included you in the OP - sorrydjsynchro wrote:the pot is calling the kettle a Macdum wrote:you're boring AND a moron.
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did I say woeful ?
I meant poxy
I meant poxy
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30+ paragraphs and no one outside of that grubby little island really gives a shit.
/facepalm
Funniest part, by a longshot.Since September, a permanent team of ECB “observers” has taken up residence in the Department of Finance. Although of many nationalities, they are known there, dismayingly but inevitably, as “The Germans”.
omfg. The driveling ravings of a Leftist. Yeah, let's not have spending cuts because $15bil isn't that much money by comparison. And actually referencing France as a benchmark to shoot for? Not much worst than France? omfg.This €70 billion bill for the banks dwarfs the €15 billion in spending cuts now agonised over, and reduces the necessary cuts in Government spending to an exercise in futility. What is the point of rearranging the spending deckchairs, when the iceberg of bank losses is going to sink us anyway?
What is driving our bond yields to record levels is not the Government deficit, but the bank bailout. Without the banks, our national debt could be stabilised in four years at a level not much worse than where France, with its triple A rating in the bond markets, is now.
/facepalm
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