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Brandy and Cigars MkII
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Normally I'd go for Doner but was with my friend and said the chicken Pakku (something along those lines) was really nice - it feckin was tooToxicPaddy wrote: »Nice, cant beat a good kebab.. Has to be a doner though!!
Ahh i'm a tad tired but looking forward to the weekend. A work mates 30th on and all the lads from the team will be there so should be a bit of fun.
Potato slices for brekkie? emm ok.. :pac:
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ToxicPaddy wrote: »Potato slices for brekkie? emm ok.. :pac:
Don't knock it till you try it!! Can't beat a nice full belly early in the morning 0 -
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Sauvignon82 wrote: »Don't knock it till you try it!! Can't beat a nice full belly early in the morning
Oh I totally agree there, but mine is usually filled with food along the lines of a toasted bagel with cream cheese and bacon, or a munchie brunchie or a full irish or... ohh i better stop, I'm making myself hungry thinking about all that and I've just had lunch.
Ohh and I got a nice big double chocolate chip muffin with fresh cream on top sitting in front of me here.. nyom nyom :P0 -
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I need to stop eating sweets and fast food
The new job has free lunch on Wednesdays which is all nice and healthy but the free snacks are catching up on me
Plus I live 5mins down the road from KC's the nicest chipper in Cork and I've taken advantage of that since I moved in two months ago
Must get a good gym routine and stick to it - any recommendations?0 -
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Yeah it's really, really good!! Philly Steak with chips and garlic butter has been my selection the last few times - Cardiac arrest in a pita like!!Ohmygod Paulie KCs is amazing drool! If you live in Douglas the walk by the sea out to Passage is nice for a run!
Afternoon all
I live about 5mins by car from Douglas
I'll be okay for walks and stuff in this weather - I've the gym at work so been using the bike,treadmill and punching bag there for cardio
Might try enter a 5k run or something though if there's events coming up.
It's a 6/8 week weights program I need though0 -
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..The new job has free lunch on Wednesdays..
We get that 5 days a week so needless to say there are large helpings being had and a sandwich for later on in the day if feeling peckish.. not good, not not good.
Cant play sports at the moment as I damaged my shoulder 4 years ago, it went again last summer and its still not right. So no swimming, weights, running, anything really
Walking is about the most I can do without fear of damaging it again
So needless to say, I've gained a fair few pounds over the last few years. Not good.. 0 -
Shít man sorry to hear thatToxicPaddy wrote: »We get that 5 days a week so needless to say there are large helpings being had and a sandwich for later on in the day if feeling peckish.. not good, not not good.
Cant play sports at the moment as I damaged my shoulder 4 years ago, it went again last summer and its still not right. So no swimming, weights, running, anything really
Walking is about the most I can do without fear of damaging it again
So needless to say, I've gained a fair few pounds over the last few years. Not good..
What about cycling?
Alot of people have gotten into it around the country lately and it's a tough exercise - the weight would fall off you!
My dad used to do alot and he found the weight fell off him in a short period of time0 -
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Shít man sorry to hear that
What about cycling?
Alot of people have gotten into it around the country lately and it's a tough exercise - the weight would fall off you!
My dad used to do alot and he found the weight fell off him in a short period of time
Can put pressure on the shoulder, even swinging my arm when running or playing golf causes problems. Was mid swing during a game of golf last summer and it sent again
So its walking either on the street or a treadmill which is as boring as you can get unless there is something decent on TV is the only way to go..0 -
Balls man - Put music in my ears and I could walk for miles I'd say...taxi home then when I get sick of it!!ToxicPaddy wrote: »Can put pressure on the shoulder, even swinging my arm when running or playing golf causes problems. Was mid swing during a game of golf last summer and it sent again
So its walking either on the street or a treadmill which is as boring as you can get unless there is something decent on TV is the only way to go..0 -
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stupidusername wrote: »Damn you TP :mad: i've got no lunch well except for a bag of sweets my boss gave me yesterday
Didnt see this post until now...
ever heard of a thing called a shop SUN??? :pac:0 -
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I'm making it though so it'll most likely taste shíte...I'll try my best thoughSauvignon82 wrote: »Carbonara.......drool.
Bitta Garlic bread with it perhaps mmmmm0 -
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Of course there is rural Dublin. The outskirts of the county in most directions have rural areas, particularly in border areas with surrounding counties. There are farms in some parts of Dublin. Look at the woodland around places like Belfield as well.ToxicPaddy wrote: »rural dublin? is there such a place????
Not so sure I'd call where stupi works as rural though. Maybe leafy, suburbia :pac:0 -
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Sauvignon82 wrote: »I met a fox crossing the road right outside the RDS back in July at about 3am.
And before ye jump to conclusions - I was stone cold sober. :cool:
I've met many a fox on nights out in Dublin
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@ Sonic - I'm useless at them, I just debt see the point
I'll put it this way, we stream our games live and have a viewer base of about 2000 people each time, and a few of us (including myself) get to make some cash from it.
But people played so badly the last few days we've lost a tonne of viewers 0
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