Random facts about yourself VIII

I think I am deliberately trying to mess things up again.

 

Relationships?


I saw about 100 people beat up a 17 year old and kick him out of town today. If hes seen in town again hes actually dead.

That made me happy today

 

Yeah, I'm happy but doing what I always do and am acting like an idiot to push him away. I'm in the car at the minute with some friends and he's driving and now barely speaking.

And you want me to come over to Ireland next year

 

I know what you mean about pushing people away..sometimes we just get odd with people for no reason..well I do sometimes anyway.


Anyway so long as you dont kill cats, beat people up, steal from people, break the windows of 16 local businesses, rip people off and dont act like an asshole with the brain capacity of an inbred spastic...then I think youll be safe here

It took 8 months for the line to be crossed with him so I think that was pretty kind of us, as a community, to let him get away with shit for so long

 

What is it with you Irish people and hurting animals

 

Hey I was forced, that was defending a friend and I felt horrible for having to do that

He killed a cat though unfortunately I had to see it too...the cat was running along a wall below him and he dropped a car battery on top of its head

Ah well, the gardaí let everyone kick him out of town, too many pissed off old townies sick of the shite he brought into our town. Its all good now though

 

I just joined this forum because I need to practise my English cus I'm from Sweden, hope u guys don't mind ^^

 

My grandparents were from Sweden.

 

Ill be there in August Welcome to the forums :cheers2: Most of the people here are American but Im from Ireland

 

My dad phoned to say we have a lot frogs back in our pond

 

I live next to a pond and the frogs get so loud you have to shout to speak when you're outside. I really like it though....it sounds so alive..

 

frog legs :drool5:

 

Thats a lot nicer than having to shout over traffic

 

....there are also goldfish....I should post a picture come to think of it.

There's a greatblue heron, wood and mallard ducks and two canada geese that nest on the island. It's only an acre big so the birds fight over the territory....saw and mid air collision between two geese the other day.

 

I wish I still lived in the countryside

There used to be a fox that would come to the door for food at 6:30 every morning in spring. He was an oldie, I always used to get up to feed him
Id open the door and hed run back a few metres and watch me put food and water down and then come up and eat it and leave. I never got closer than that though but one morning I found him dead in the garden. There was no marks on him and it wasnt poison so I think he just slipped away quietly. I buried him in our garden

 

I saw my first geese of the year coming home a few days ago

 

That's cool. Yeah, it's one of the perks when you live in the country. How big is the town you live in now?

 

Same town Ive always lived in, now I just live in town. I could still live at my old house but I dont want to leave my mum by herself just yet, still recovering after the cancer.

Its got a population of about 5,000. I lived about a mile outside but the towns over here, just 10 minutes from the center and your surrounded by fields and little back roads, theres no suburbs really. Ill be inheriting the house in about 6 years



Thats a pic of it there, brilliantly mad house it was built by a crazy old man with no planning permission but the council dont really care. My cat and my dad still live there so I still spend a lot or time up there drinking and smoking with the old man and Alice (the cat)

 

Nice picture. That looks like a peaceful setting. I like when towns are surrounded by farmlands like that. I live in a sea of urban sprawl with just a few small remnants of farmland and woods left.

The house I grew up in didn't have permits either. It was built in the 70's so you could get away with it.

 

Yeah its really peaceful
Well it is when theres not a party up there

All the houses that were built in that situation always have the most character I think. Well thats how it seems to me. Theres so many problems with that house, it floods in winter (and were about 200 feet above sea level), none of the walls are right angles, the septic tank is fucked (actually we let the nearest farmer empty our septic tank which he uses as fertiliser ), things like that. Its still the home that I grew up in and always will be home.

My parents, after they seperated, gave me the option of selling it and giving me half the money in a trust fund for when I turn 25 or inheriting it when I turn 25. I want a home over money anytime. Money is just metal and paper, cant replace the memories and history that house holds for me and if it was sold it would just be demolished. That would be demolishing my childhood