What pisses you off?

EBB · Post by **EBB** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:31 pm

frankiboy wrote:Spending all day cleaning up 2 years worth of caked up grease and gunk in a kitchen. And that's without even getting inside the cupboards and drawers. It's totally beyond me how people could actually live like that. Unfarkenbelievable!

It's not a nightmare if you watch Gordon Ramsy's? "nightmare kitchen" and people eat the shite. OMG.

On another note, some landlords (not you or your father) are more than happy to advertise a house with polished floor (ripped up carpet) boards.
And a stove with grease thicker than whats packed on a toorak old hag hairdressing social lites face.

John Wren · Post by **John Wren** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:35 pm

i still, to this day, can't piece together how lillian frank rose to prominance through her hairdressing salon.

EBB · Post by **EBB** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:43 pm

Jock McPie wrote:i still, to this day, can't piece together how lillian frank rose to prominance through her hairdressing salon.

Yeah it had me stumped, until recently there was a program on ch2 about her coming to Oz. Short story is, her husband financed her life.

HAL · Post by **HAL** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:45 pm

Johnny Five is Alive!

Post by **stui magpie** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:50 pm

frankiboy wrote:Spending all day cleaning up 2 years worth of caked up grease and gunk in a kitchen. And that's without even getting inside the cupboards and drawers. It's totally beyond me how people could actually live like that. Unfarkenbelievable!

Mate, I've seen some scary things as far as how people choose to live. Get back to us in 2 years after you you get used to living alone and doing housework (or not) on weekends.

Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:15 pm

stui magpie wrote:
frankiboy wrote:Spending all day cleaning up 2 years worth of caked up grease and gunk in a kitchen. And that's without even getting inside the cupboards and drawers. It's totally beyond me how people could actually live like that. Unfarkenbelievable!
Mate, I've seen some scary things as far as how people choose to live. Get back to us in 2 years after you you get used to living alone and doing housework (or not) on weekends.

Yeh, living alone's gonna take some getting used to. Been living with the folks for the past 18 mths and all I've done here is basically eat, shit and sleep. For 12 yrs or so before that it was either ex girlfriends or mates. I don't mind cleaning up after myself, I'm generally a tidy person and pretty fussy when it comes to hygiene, although not over the top. I've got zero tolerance for slobs, especially ones who expect others to clean up after them.

The Prototype · Post by **The Prototype** » Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:29 pm

I am a bit pissed off that I have writers block at the moment, I was working n a story and I got a bit done last night now I am stumped on where to go now.Though what has made things worse is I had been told to fix up the boards on the new forum i had made...

And I have been trying to fix the banner for it and it's still too bloody big!

Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:42 pm

This thread has nearly 200 more replies than the "What made you happy today?" thread. My, aren't we a sad lot

John Wren · Post by **John Wren** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 12:58 pm

EBB wrote:
Jock McPie wrote:i still, to this day, can't piece together how lillian frank rose to prominance through her hairdressing salon.
Yeah it had me stumped, until recently there was a program on ch2 about her coming to Oz. Short story is, her husband financed her life.

it's a strange world they live in up in toorak. so far removed from everyday life.

Dale61 · Post by **Dale61** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:20 pm

leelee wrote:poor Ashley Cooper is fighting for his life in hospital

Sadly, not any more.

He was taken off life support and passed away this morning.

Calls are now to not have the development series drivers compete at such technical and difficult tracks like that at Adelaide.

I agree, as crashing isn't always the best way to learn how to drive a race car.

member34258 · Post by **member34258** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:46 pm

I've got to say that there is something wrong with the way the driver was strapped in if he sustained massive head injuries.
He hit the wall sideways and should not have suffered those injuries.

~Madness~ · Post by **~Madness~** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:52 pm

member34258 wrote:I've got to say that there is something wrong with the way the driver was strapped in if he sustained massive head injuries.
He hit the wall sideways and should not have suffered those injuries.

the seat broke off, the impact was so severe, that's how that would have happened.

Alec. J. Hidell · Post by **Alec. J. Hidell** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 6:23 pm

Traveling at 200kph and hitting a concrete wall.
That is terrifying

Proud Pies · Post by **Proud Pies** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 6:23 pm

very sad indeed. Condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.

We constantly forget how dangerous this sport is.

Dale61 · Post by **Dale61** » Mon Feb 25, 2008 6:44 pm

He clipped the inside wall first, which totalled the steering, and after that, he was just a passenger.

As Maddy said, the major impact was enough to break the seat free of the cage, and as he did not hit the wall flush, that type of impact is also enough to cause some sort of injury.

A 200km/h impact in ANY vehicle is enough to injure anyone (unless they've been drinking or are on drugs).

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