It's not my job to answer your questions though ;-)Now you know how we feel.
It's not my job to answer your questions though ;-)Now you know how we feel.
For the last time Mattie, no I won’t babysit your kids.I have spent two days trying to get someone to answer a question. They keep insisting that it is not their job to answer the question and it is very clearly their FUCKING job to answer the question.
I'm going to go postal if this goes on much longer....
Okay, anyways it will serve as a warning to rest of the forum as to what I'm capable of.I am about one "I appreciate your position, but I must reiterate that the legislation is clear in this regard" email away from letting you off... ;-)
They never did.They just don't understand how we think
I post on another forum, which costs me around €40 a year, so I'm fairly invested in it.
The absolute POISON on it has me feeling sick.
I posted a thread earlier about a fairly rational thought I had, and the abuse I've gotten is shocking. Like this fucking thing is a paid forum with moderators, and I genuinely think there's an English vs Irish mentality amongst them.
They just don't understand how we think.
There’s advantages to not answering the door at all except for planned visitors.
You haven’t forgotten Jimmy’s face already have ya?
You usually wait until Monday before starting this craic. Fair play for getting ahead of it and starting early this weekI'd say you're a hoot around Haloween and all
What do you do when there's a delivery for you or someone in your household? Do An Post phone ahead to make an appointment to see you or something?
Talk of being a prisoner in your own house - afraid to answer the door. If you can't stand your ground at your own front door then where can you stand your ground?
Bloke came trying to sell me what he said was a charity dog-calendar the other day. I answered the door, heard what he had to say, and politely but firmly said no thanks. And off he went. Simples


