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Bravest thing you've done in lockdown

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By *gentleman44 OP   Man
over a year ago

dublin

Mine is I went to a certain shop waited in line on a cold damp day about 30 people in front of me all adhering to the rules social distancing,face masks,then a car pulled up and a male got out seen the Que he muttered to himself bollix to this walked to the front and was proceeding to enter the shop,I ran to the front door and stopped this undesirable individual,broke out in a very verbal argument,all of a sudden about 20 people joined me at the front door and helped stop him enter the shop,it was the usual red green light door with no security on it to stop this,anyway he fecked off I felt good,and fair play to the customers that helped me

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast


"Mine is I went to a certain shop waited in line on a cold damp day about 30 people in front of me all adhering to the rules social distancing,face masks,then a car pulled up and a male got out seen the Que he muttered to himself bollix to this walked to the front and was proceeding to enter the shop,I ran to the front door and stopped this undesirable individual,broke out in a very verbal argument,all of a sudden about 20 people joined me at the front door and helped stop him enter the shop,it was the usual red green light door with no security on it to stop this,anyway he fecked off I felt good,and fair play to the customers that helped me"

Sneaked into Lidl when 20+ people were having a row at the door.

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By *gentleman44 OP   Man
over a year ago

dublin


"Mine is I went to a certain shop waited in line on a cold damp day about 30 people in front of me all adhering to the rules social distancing,face masks,then a car pulled up and a male got out seen the Que he muttered to himself bollix to this walked to the front and was proceeding to enter the shop,I ran to the front door and stopped this undesirable individual,broke out in a very verbal argument,all of a sudden about 20 people joined me at the front door and helped stop him enter the shop,it was the usual red green light door with no security on it to stop this,anyway he fecked off I felt good,and fair play to the customers that helped me

Sneaked into Lidl when 20+ people were having a row at the door. "
you cheeky brat you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine is I went to a certain shop waited in line on a cold damp day about 30 people in front of me all adhering to the rules social distancing,face masks,then a car pulled up and a male got out seen the Que he muttered to himself bollix to this walked to the front and was proceeding to enter the shop,I ran to the front door and stopped this undesirable individual,broke out in a very verbal argument,all of a sudden about 20 people joined me at the front door and helped stop him enter the shop,it was the usual red green light door with no security on it to stop this,anyway he fecked off I felt good,and fair play to the customers that helped me

Sneaked into Lidl when 20+ people were having a row at the door. "

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Every morning I stay in the outside lane of the N7 so the Gardai can't stop me in the checkpoint

The signs say HGV'S to outside lane but doesn't say no cars

I know I am mad bastard

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By *eralt80Man
over a year ago

cork

Bravest thing I’ve done is I’ve embraced the mullet, no haircut in about 5 months and it’s getting out of hand. I’ve even got the beginnings of a pony tail, all be it just a nub. When will this madness end

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford


"Bravest thing I’ve done is I’ve embraced the mullet, no haircut in about 5 months and it’s getting out of hand. I’ve even got the beginnings of a pony tail, all be it just a nub. When will this madness end"

Want me to plait it and put the runic beads in it you just need a beard to match

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By *eralt80Man
over a year ago

cork


"Bravest thing I’ve done is I’ve embraced the mullet, no haircut in about 5 months and it’s getting out of hand. I’ve even got the beginnings of a pony tail, all be it just a nub. When will this madness end

Want me to plait it and put the runic beads in it you just need a beard to match "

Nah I prefer the flowing locks and soon I’ll be able to do the dramatic bead swish to get someone’s attention

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford


"Bravest thing I’ve done is I’ve embraced the mullet, no haircut in about 5 months and it’s getting out of hand. I’ve even got the beginnings of a pony tail, all be it just a nub. When will this madness end

Want me to plait it and put the runic beads in it you just need a beard to match

Nah I prefer the flowing locks and soon I’ll be able to do the dramatic bead swish to get someone’s attention"

No fun

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By *ed just RedWoman
over a year ago

Dublin City


"Every morning I stay in the outside lane of the N7 so the Gardai can't stop me in the checkpoint

The signs say HGV'S to outside lane but doesn't say no cars

I know I am mad bastard "

Hahahahhaha. IVE DONE THIS (sneaking out to see my FB )

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Every morning I stay in the outside lane of the N7 so the Gardai can't stop me in the checkpoint

The signs say HGV'S to outside lane but doesn't say no cars

I know I am mad bastard

Hahahahhaha. IVE DONE THIS (sneaking out to see my FB )"

Sure that could be an essential journey for at least one of ye

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By *ed just RedWoman
over a year ago

Dublin City


"

Sure that could be an essential journey for at least one of ye "

Trust me... both of us...

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By *ndefiniteSparkMan
over a year ago

ignites minds to unite ...

Shaving my head bald was quite a bold move for me.

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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham

Yeah I did the shave your own head thing during first lockdown followed by 3-4 months of regret...

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By *ed just RedWoman
over a year ago

Dublin City

Actually dyeing my own hair was chronically stupid. Especially considering I didn’t learn my lesson the first time around so I did it again.

And royally fucked it up the 2nd time around too.

Thank god it’s hat weather.

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By *gentleman44 OP   Man
over a year ago

dublin

Let's hear it for the baldies

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By *ndefiniteSparkMan
over a year ago

ignites minds to unite ...


"Yeah I did the shave your own head thing during first lockdown followed by 3-4 months of regret..."

I'm ok , no regrets , like it better now , keeping the look.

Some nice compliments are partially responsible for confidence boost.

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By *anKinkyMan
over a year ago

Carrick on Shannon

Past out a Garda car doing well over the limit,needless to say I was pulled in,came up to my window with all intentions,I said'' sorry,look time is of the essence carrying urgent injection for Hospital'' She gave me an escort and now Patient is getting better.A win win for all

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By *irewolffMan
over a year ago

Dublin

Getting through another cancer diagnosis involving a hip replacement due to the cancer.

MsD

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Getting through another cancer diagnosis involving a hip replacement due to the cancer.

MsD"

Christ this puts things in prospect, wishing you all the best with it

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By *ereus3Couple
over a year ago

Dundalk


"Getting through another cancer diagnosis involving a hip replacement due to the cancer.

MsD"
sincerely hope and pray for a speedy recovery. Puts covid shite into perspective xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Getting through another cancer diagnosis involving a hip replacement due to the cancer.

MsD"
wishing you a speedy recovery, praying that all goes well for you

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By *ublinGirl92Woman
over a year ago

Hell

I learned how to pluck my own eyebrows.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wore Dog Hair Briefs

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By *oxic1998Woman
over a year ago

Belfast

Wallpapering.....had a pattern and all. For my first time i was very pleased with it but don't look too closely

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine is I went to a certain shop waited in line on a cold damp day about 30 people in front of me all adhering to the rules social distancing,face masks,then a car pulled up and a male got out seen the Que he muttered to himself bollix to this walked to the front and was proceeding to enter the shop,I ran to the front door and stopped this undesirable individual,broke out in a very verbal argument,all of a sudden about 20 people joined me at the front door and helped stop him enter the shop,it was the usual red green light door with no security on it to stop this,anyway he fecked off I felt good,and fair play to the customers that helped me"

Good on ya, fair play for not ignoring dickens as behaviour.

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town

Surviving home schooling....

Parents that do it, I bloody take my hat off to ya .. it wasn't getting her to do it it was the helping...

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast


"Surviving home schooling....

Parents that do it, I bloody take my hat off to ya .. it wasn't getting her to do it it was the helping... "

Apparently home schooling has taught a lot of parents that it wasn't the teachers fault after all.

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town


"Surviving home schooling....

Parents that do it, I bloody take my hat off to ya .. it wasn't getting her to do it it was the helping...

Apparently home schooling has taught a lot of parents that it wasn't the teachers fault after all. "
well it got me too use my brain more, and dare I say it I probably did learn myself too ..

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast

Mine are all grown up and moved on to the next generation but I remember the mindblanks from trying to help with homework

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town


"Mine are all grown up and moved on to the next generation but I remember the mindblanks from trying to help with homework "
thankfully just one to help in secondary others are past it my friend had 4 all from the ages from 15 to 6 to help god help her all i could say

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Letting my 8yr old daughter wax my legs... Lil sadist cackled pulling every strip! That's real boredom right there

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Mine are all grown up and moved on to the next generation but I remember the mindblanks from trying to help with homework thankfully just one to help in secondary others are past it my friend had 4 all from the ages from 15 to 6 to help god help her all i could say "

I was so happy that I helped my youngest with a trigonometry question that I started a thread a few weeks ago about Pythagoras' theorem

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Came out as an alcoholic to the people who mattered - and have been sober since.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Came out as an alcoholic to the people who mattered - and have been sober since.

"

Best of luck with that

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By *reland8Man
over a year ago

sandyford


"Getting through another cancer diagnosis involving a hip replacement due to the cancer.

MsD"

Wow

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