Boards Jersey Sightings

Kav0777

Yesterday morning, 08.55 going south around college green towards nassau street, on a smashing looking canyon with sidi overshoes.

Chapeau, sir, very euro.

Robertd_07

Yesterday.
Phoenix Park, 6:30 approx.
Going around roundabout at Islandbridge exit in the company of others.

daragh_

Robertd_07 wrote: »

Yesterday.
Phoenix Park, 6:30 approx.
Going around roundabout at Islandbridge exit in the company of others.

Might have been me. Was up there doing laps with '68 Fastback. He was on the white Dolan with the super squeaky seatpost.

CheGuedara

Would bank on having seen a boardsie (new jersey) coming against me on the short arm of the Castleisland Bypass while out training tonight @ ~7.20pm

RobertFoster

I saw someone in the new jersey heading south on the R135/Old N2 at about 18:25 this evening. I beeped hello, but I think I got the "grr, asshole driver" look back

Mr Freeze

Driving home from WAR in Glendalough today, saw a guy wearing a Boards Jersey (new design) on the Wicklow gap.

Gave him a friendly beep hello.

Probably around 3pm it was I think.

Inquitus

RobertFoster wrote: »

I saw someone in the new jersey heading south on the R135/Old N2 at about 18:25 this evening. I beeped hello, but I think I got the "grr, asshole driver" look back

That was me lol, I was clueless as to why I got beeped

brayblue24

half a dozen at the Kare Tour de Foothills today

NeedMoreGears

New short sleeved jersey heading towards the Green. I didn't shout as there was a bus about to go past you.

seamus

CKWPORT wrote: »

Driving home from WAR in Glendalough today, saw a guy wearing a Boards Jersey (new design) on the Wicklow gap.

Gave him a friendly beep hello.

Probably around 3pm it was I think.

Probably me. I remember a beep, but I wasn't sure why

Surprised you didn't see mvt too in the old gear who insisted that he had to chase me down after I passed him going up the gap.

Harrybelafonte

Drumcondra, passing St Pats, long sleeve, think it was new jersey on a really nice purple stead.

Mr Freeze

seamus wrote: »

Probably me. I remember a beep, but I wasn't sure why
Surprised you didn't see mvt too in the old gear who insisted that he had to chase me down after I passed him going up the gap.

There were a few other bikes a good bit behind you, I didn't notice the old jersey though.

Jawgap

Tonight at about 6-40pm - sucking a wheel coming out of Donabate :)

new jersey following someone in a green one.

Raam

blorg wrote: »

This is a bit of a self-sighting- the Indian immigration officer showed me a copy of this newspaper when I was getting stamped out of India on the Nepalese border a couple of days ago. I had met the reporter a couple of days previous in a little village in the middle of nowhere. It was my hardest day ever, over 40C and I felt like I was going to die of a heart attack. What it says I have no idea.

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blorg

@Raam- I try again.

This is a bit of a self-sighting- the Indian immigration officer showed me a copy of this newspaper when I was getting stamped out of India on the Nepalese border a couple of days ago. I had met the reporter a couple of days previous in a little village in the middle of nowhere. It was my hardest day ever, over 40C and I felt like I was going to die of a heart attack. What it says I have no idea.

Raam

Love it!

ednwireland

blorg wrote: »

@Raam- I try again.

This is a bit of a self-sighting- the Indian immigration officer showed me a copy of this newspaper when I was getting stamped out of India on the Nepalese border a couple of days ago. I had met the reporter a couple of days previous in a little village in the middle of nowhere. It was my hardest day ever, over 40C and I felt like I was going to die of a heart attack. What it says I have no idea.

such a media whore, blorg

unionman

First class blorg. Fair play to ya.

AstraMonti

What does it actually say?

daragh_

Something about Euro Compliance and Sandals...

Highway_To_Hell

Looks like you are signing autographs

Gaspode

blorg wrote: »

... What it says I have no idea.

I've a colleague from Nepal, he might be able to translate for you.

Hail 2 Da Thief

Awesome!!!

It'd be cool to read a translation of it.

uberwolf

CarolineM (I think) at the back of the park 10 past, quarter past 6 this evening.

kenmc

Class blorg, nice work!

leftism

Bumped into Funky Jeebus this morning heading into town along the quays. Both of us were making the most of this great weather and showing off the boardsie gear. I sported the new look while my colleague kept it old school...

Was great to meet ya man!

Gaspode

blorg wrote: »

What it says I have no idea

Translation from my most esteemed colleague - more a general gist than word for word translation:

"It is regarding one the Dubliner named Iowan Mashi travelling around the world (15000 km) by bicycle. He travelled UK, france, turkey, iran, oman, Syberia, UAE, Pakistan and finally reached India where he was cheered in indian fashion. He mentioned that his journey to india was of complete new experience and dedicated his success on the long run to his wife for all time support. He will be making his journey to Nepal."


Nice one Iowan!

unionman

Gaspode wrote: »

Translation from my most esteemed colleague - more a general gist than word for word translation:

"It is regarding one the Dubliner named Iowan Mashi travelling around the world (15000 km) by bicycle. He travelled UK, france, turkey, iran, oman, Syberia, UAE, Pakistan and finally reached India where he was cheered in indian fashion. He mentioned that his journey to india was of complete new experience and dedicated his success on the long run to his wife for all time support. He will be making his journey to Nepal."


Nice one Iowan!

Fantastic. Thanks for that.

Caroline_ie

uberwolf wrote: »

CarolineM (I think) at the back of the park 10 past, quarter past 6 this evening.

I was on my way to the track.

kenmc

Gaspode wrote: »

Translation from my most esteemed colleague - more a general gist than word for word translation:

"It is regarding one the Dubliner named Iowan Mashi travelling around the world (15000 km) by bicycle. He travelled UK, france, turkey, iran, oman, Syberia, UAE, Pakistan and finally reached India where he was cheered in indian fashion. He mentioned that his journey to india was of complete new experience and dedicated his success on the long run to his wife for all time support. He will be making his journey to Nepal."

Nice one Iowan!

Wow. "Iowan" goes cycling. Comes back married. :eek: