Strange things people do

Ok so it might be piss but there's no concrete evidence. If he was living alone, he would be more likely to be doing it, but when you have a big house why would you make the attic your work space? 

Given's zimmerframe wrote: horsebox wrote: Given's zimmerframe wrote: How do you know its piss? the tiles actually look cleaner from the area its run down. Could be vinegar or chemical left overs from a homemade darkroom? Just an assumption. I'd say he's up there working and too lazy to go down stairs to use the main bathroom. On the balance of probability I'd say it's piss. I really don't think he would pouring buckets of vinegar out his attic window - that would be even more bizarre.   The reason I mention vinegar is that we use it in our house to clear limescale and when you dump it afterwards in the sink or toilet it leaves the place stinking like a chipper for a few days. Would also explain the cleaner looking tiles

Bob Hoskins wrote: Trap junior wrote: My mate knows this lad in tipperary who he plays golf with. My mate noticed a few times how the lad would never use his putter even if the ball was like 2 inches of the green and putting was the best play. The fella would always chip it. so after a while my mate says to yer man 'how come you always chip it even when youre an inch off the green ?''  Yer man says to him '' Dont say this to anyone but i have this thing in my head that if i use a putter when im off the green a member of my family will die.''

Badgersboys9 wrote: Will never understand when people lose someone close to them, they feel the need to take to social media to post something. Usually followed by a bunch of sad emojis.

Badgersboys9 wrote: Will never understand when people lose someone close to them, they feel the need to take to social media to post something. Usually followed by a bunch of sad emojis.

A very close friend of mine died in 2018. His brother posted a different photo of him every day for a year on Facebook. It was such a beautiful thing to do.

FrankosHereNow wrote: Badgersboys9 wrote: Will never understand when people lose someone close to them, they feel the need to take to social media to post something. Usually followed by a bunch of sad emojis. A very close friend of mine died in 2018. His brother posted a different photo of him every day for a year on Facebook. It was such a beautiful thing to do.

Thats extremely sad and as you said, a beautiful thing to do. As a few have said, each to their own but it's not for me. I also think thats different. Maybe because im not into social media but I'm specifically talking about posts stating that a close relative has literally just died followed by a sad face. I will never understand the need or urge to go straight to SM and post such things. But again, each to their own.

Some **** in work yesterday walking around in his bare feet 

SeaSharp wrote: horsebox wrote: Some **** in work yesterday walking around in his bare feet  Fella in my last job used to walk around in his socks, but that takes the biscuit, absolutely vile

sitting at a gate in dublin airport last week and a guy comes over sits beside me and takes his shoes and socks off and starts massaging and rubbing his feet,

thankfully id just finished my sandwich, looked at him said what the f**k and I moved seat,   

Sharing a flight with Del Griffith