You know what really grinds my gears?

[maggie]

Sorry to hear you're feeling poorly

I'm sure my week off next week will sort me out 

[ziggysego]

Sorry to hear you're feeling poorly

I'm sure my week off next week will sort me out 

Don't feel any sympathy for you anymore 

[gerry]

You no books to mark

[leenie]

people making reference to things being over 100%...........

errrrr..... do you know the affect this is having on the youth of today..... I DO..and its bloody annoying!

[ziggysego]

people making reference to things being over 100%...........

errrrr..... do you know the affect this is having on the youth of today..... I DO..and its bloody annoying!

There there leenie, it'll be all ok.

[maggie]

people making reference to things being over 100%...........

errrrr..... do you know the affect this is having on the youth of today..... I DO..and its bloody annoying!

What do you mean? Like.... Leenie you gave 150% out there on the pitch?

[johnneycool]

Dirty f**kers were putting crisps well past their best by date in one of those vending machines at work.

the lad refilled it yesterday with Hunky Dorey's dated the 29th of December 2009.

There should be laws against that.

[ziggysego]

Is it legal to sell products past their 'best before' date?

Shops are allowed to sell food after its 'best before' date has passed. 'best before' dates are concerned with quality rather than safety, so it doesn't mean that the food is dangerous if the 'best before' date has passed. However, if you buy food after the date, remember that it might no longer be at its best.

'Use by' dates are different to 'best before' dates and it is against the law to sell any food that has passed its 'use by' date. Using it after this date could put your health at risk.

In all cases, whether or not the 'best before' date has expired, the law says that food sold must not put people's health at risk and must not be falsely or misleadingly described or presented.

[johnneycool]

Is it legal to sell products past their 'best before' date?

Shops are allowed to sell food after its 'best before' date has passed. 'best before' dates are concerned with quality rather than safety, so it doesn't mean that the food is dangerous if the 'best before' date has passed. However, if you buy food after the date, remember that it might no longer be at its best.

'Use by' dates are different to 'best before' dates and it is against the law to sell any food that has passed its 'use by' date. Using it after this date could put your health at risk.

In all cases, whether or not the 'best before' date has expired, the law says that food sold must not put people's health at risk and must not be falsely or misleadingly described or presented.

Aye,
   but how are you meant to know that they're past that date stuck in a feckin machine and they weren't at a knock down price either.

Sneaky f**kers..

[sandwiches_in_the_boot]

A morning quiz on Today FM during the week there. First question:

"Munster has the second most counties in Ireland, but which province has the most?"

[pintsofguinness]

Waking up at 8 on a sunday morning and not being able to get back to sleep! f**k sake, I'll be well able to sleep at 8 tomorrow morning!

[ziggysego]

Going out for a quiet drink and coming home with a fat lip.

[Square Ball]

Going out for a quiet drink and coming home with a fat lip.

you talking when you should have been listening? or some ignorant gimp bump into you?

[ziggysego]

Going out for a quiet drink and coming home with a fat lip.

you talking when you should have been listening? or some ignorant gimp bump into you?

Some girl wrapped her legs around my head and fell. I fell too and smacked my face off the floor.

[leenie]

at least talkin to me ziggy made your night better!