What makes you grin? Antidote to grumpy thread

[High Jetter]

38 minutes ago, Wibble said:

Watching my youngest son play the piano in front of hundreds of people at his school Advent Carol service tonight, certainly made me grin. Note perfect and a proud Dad🙂

How old? I did stuff like that when a kid, nervous to start but repetition got rid of most nerves over time. Ended up semi-pro.

[hairnet]

22 hours ago, High Jetter said:

Don't dis Donegal...

100% dis it

[Wibble]

4 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

How old? I did stuff like that when a kid, nervous to start but repetition got rid of most nerves over time. Ended up semi-pro.

He’s 14 and hated every minute of it. He’d love to get to your level though.

Anyway, now we have to gang up on @hairnet for continuing to diss Donegal😉

[High Jetter]

30 minutes ago, Wibble said:

He’s 14 and hated every minute of it. He’d love to get to your level though.

Anyway, now we have to gang up on @hairnet for continuing to diss Donegal😉

So he hates it, but now likes it? Tell him he could earn £££, he'll love it!

[Wibble]

7 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

So he hates it, but now likes it? Tell him he could earn £££, he'll love it!

He loves playing just very nervous as it was his first time with an audience other than family.

[Wibble]

46 minutes ago, hairnet said:

100% dis it

So what did Donegal do to piss you off?

[High Jetter]

2 minutes ago, Wibble said:

He loves playing just very nervous as it was his first time with an audience other than family.

My first public performance was aged 11, in the Town Hall. After that, stages were a piece of piss, from our bandstand to Kempton Pk and the Cafe Royale 

[Wibble]

7 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

My first public performance was aged 11, in the Town Hall. After that, stages were a piece of piss, from our bandstand to Kempton Pk and the Cafe Royale 

Fair play, that’s impressive. My Dad used to play in pubs in Dublin, even recorded a record, so I’m hoping he’s got his talent from him.

[hairnet]

7 minutes ago, Wibble said:

Fair play, that’s impressive. My Dad used to play in pubs in Dublin, even recorded a record, so I’m hoping he’s got his talent from him.

 

dis dun na gall??

yes

only cos 

bhí an aimsir uafásach

[Wibble]

17 minutes ago, hairnet said:

bhí an aimsir uafásach

If you’re dissing it for the weather, what the fuck did you expect in north west Ireland in December?

[hairnet]

the roads were relatively empty (ahh maigh eo)

but the weather probably did that

didnt go where i wanted to go but hey

 

[Wibble]

15 minutes ago, hairnet said:

the roads were relatively empty (ahh maigh eo)

but the weather probably did that

didnt go where i wanted to go but hey

 

You need to go back in the spring/summer/autumn and get out of the car/ off the bike🙂

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[UltraWomble]

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[hairnet]

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[myglaren]

[New POD]

On 15/12/2024 at 10:16, MikeR said:

up and around like the milk choccy man last night at midnight ..

woke up to the dog barking , then I noticed some banging and shouting , it went on for a while , and so did the dog barking ...so got up 

so being brave I stuck my nose out of the front door to find her next door locked out ..in her glad rags .. she was not happy ..

her grown up kids were supposed to let her in , but had left the key in the lock as well as going to sleep ..

so got the ladders out , over the back fence like a PJ d ninja , in the back entrance , shoved her "useful" dog out of the way to open the front door   .

to put it mildly I have never seen a woman wake up her offspring in that manner before , I assume their life will be as interesting this morning ....

My understanding is that the kids smoke a lot of weed ? 

Personally I would have offered to lend her a tent and a blanket and gone back to bed.