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Fiona · 23-02-2012 2:44pm

draffodx wrote: »

I hated Irish at the time though but now I wish I had learned it properly.

Me too, I blame it on my teacher she was on maternity leave half the time she must have had about 10 kids in 5 years :rolleyes:

We always had the most dreadful stand in teachers who could never control the class, I wasn't in the brainest class so I got lumped in with most of the messers.

I never stood up to them cos I wanted to make life as easy as possible for myself in school so I just relied on my irish english english irish dictionary to get me by.

conzy · 23-02-2012 2:50pm

johnos1984 wrote: »

On a lighter note I'm booked in for diagnostics at the local GP for 4pm.

Where is your OBD II port?

johnos1984 · 23-02-2012 2:52pm

conzymaher wrote: »

Where is your OBD II port?

Under the my seat base between the two bolsters

Gary ITR · 23-02-2012 3:21pm

Odds on what's wrong with John

The clap 7/4f
Public Servantitis(nothing) 2/1
Oversie candle stuck in his arse 4/1
Genuinely sick 300/1

MetzgerMeister · 23-02-2012 3:26pm

conzymaher wrote: »

Where is your OBD II port?

Same thing as his rusty back box

A few diagnostics they said, it'll be grand they said.

-Corkie- · 23-02-2012 3:47pm

This must be the new sexuality forum...

Big Nasty · 23-02-2012 4:06pm

-Corkie- wrote: »

This must be the new sexuality forum...

Ha!

You should see what Crilly has been posting in AH!

Fiona · 23-02-2012 4:07pm

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Ha!

You should see what Crilly has been posting in AH!

Ah jaysis piss off!!! Never branching away from Motors again

randylonghorn · 23-02-2012 4:55pm

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Same thing as his rusty back box

A few diagnostics they said, it'll be grand they said.

"A few millimetres?" they said

"It'll be grand!" he said.

-Corkie- wrote: »

This must be the new sexuality forum...

It's definitely a new type of sexuality with some of them anyway ... >_>

johnos1984 · 23-02-2012 6:20pm

Gary ITR wrote: »

Odds on what's wrong with John

The clap 7/4f
Public Servantitis(nothing) 2/1
Oversie candle stuck in his arse 4/1
Genuinely sick 300/1

I'm afraid you'll have to wait until next week for the results.

EPM · 23-02-2012 8:49pm

Cheating with the last wash.

johnos1984 · 23-02-2012 8:54pm

Keep that photo and you can remember the days when petrol was only €1.60 per litre

Gary ITR · 23-02-2012 8:59pm

Hope you left the window open

EPM · 23-02-2012 9:30pm

Gary ITR wrote: »

Hope you left the window open

And leave the hooker in the boot drown?!?

Marlow · 23-02-2012 9:59pm

EPM wrote: »

And leave the hooker in the boot drown?!?

Ah. She just gets a nice clean, too

/M

dar83 · 23-02-2012 10:09pm

Marlow wrote: »

Ah. She just gets a nice clean, too

/M

If she hasn't installed a bath... a kitchen... a bedroom AND a guest room in that boot already, then she doesn't deserve to live.

:pac:

r3nu4l · 23-02-2012 10:36pm

johnos1984 wrote: »

Irish and Business Studies

Love teaching

draffodx wrote: »

I hated Irish at the time though but now I wish I had learned it properly.

Me too

Hated Irish in school too and can now speak more of it than I could at school but am in no way fluent or even intermediate.

I moved to England in 2004, to Cambridge and my social circle included people from France, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Sweden, India and Iran. Without exception, all were curious about Irish and after watching a few vids on Youtube and listening to me spouting a cúpla focal they were amazed at how different it was to English and were shocked that it was spoken so little. All thought it was a shame

Car news: I feel dirty...I used a car wash today because I was feeling lazy

On the positive side, I went over some panels with a microfibre glove and also cleaned all the glass inside and out myself as well as giving it a good hoover and dusting inside.

colm_mcm · 23-02-2012 10:56pm

Picked up one of these earlier, car should be gleaming over the weekend, can't wait to give it a go.

The karcher and b&d ones are pretty poor spec wise in that price range.

http://www.handyhardware.ie/product/34339/C110.3-5-Xtra-Pressure-Washer-110-Bar

Paid a good bit more than that though, but it came with more gear like patio cleaner.

Edit, it's probably this one
http://www.handyhardware.ie/product/37840/C120.3-6-Pressure-Washer-Accessories

omb0wyn5ehpij9 · 24-02-2012 12:10am

EPM wrote: »

Thread title changed.

Fecker :pac:

MugMugs · 24-02-2012 12:19am

r3nu4l wrote: »

johnos1984 wrote: »

Irish and Business Studies

Love teaching

draffodx wrote: »

I hated Irish at the time though but now I wish I had learned it properly.

Me too Hated Irish in school too and can now speak more of it than I could at school but am in no way fluent or even intermediate.
I moved to England in 2004, to Cambridge and my social circle included people from France, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Sweden, India and Iran. Without exception, all were curious about Irish and after watching a few vids on Youtube and listening to me spouting a cúpla focal they were amazed at how different it was to English and were shocked that it was spoken so little. All thought it was a shame

Car news: I feel dirty...I used a car wash today because I was feeling lazy On the positive side, I went over some panels with a microfibre glove and also cleaned all the glass inside and out myself as well as giving it a good hoover and dusting inside.

I surf with an Irish teacher and a load of fluent speakers.... Weekends are really fun when they decide to rip the piss out of yours truly!

L-M · 24-02-2012 12:43am

colm_mcm wrote: »

Picked up one of these earlier, car should be gleaming over the weekend, can't wait to give it a go.

The karcher and b&d ones are pretty poor spec wise in that price range.

http://www.handyhardware.ie/product/34339/C110.3-5-Xtra-Pressure-Washer-110-Bar

Paid a good bit more than that though, but it came with more gear like patio cleaner.

Edit, it's probably this one
http://www.handyhardware.ie/product/37840/C120.3-6-Pressure-Washer-Accessories

http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_11101_catalogId_15551_productId_372861_langId_-1_categoryId_212517

if you're insured with Axa that comes to under €70 euro.

colm_mcm · 24-02-2012 8:42am

Look at the litres per hour though. Even woodies had a no name one with similar pressure for €50

EPM · 24-02-2012 9:12am

Is it RF124 is the form for a replacement vlc? Can't find mine...

MugMugs · 24-02-2012 2:15pm

EPM wrote: »

Is it RF124 is the form for a replacement vlc? Can't find mine...

RF134

NCT Day today.

Washed the motor yesterday after I got paid due to my serious demotiviation upon checking my bank balance. Drove behind a truck this morning in the rain.

Will they feck me out for a wee dashing of our countries finest mud ?

Atomic Pineapple · 24-02-2012 2:21pm

MugMugs wrote: »

Will they feck me out for a wee dashing of our countries finest mud ?

Nope

MugMugs · 24-02-2012 2:23pm

draffodx wrote: »

Nope

Vows to quote draffodx to said NCT dude. :P

MugMugs · 24-02-2012 2:28pm

OSI wrote: »

"But the guy on the internet said it was fine!!!"

Exactly !

Nah, I'm just of the belief that despite the fact she is a well oiled finely tuned running machine these lads are out to get you. Some of the horror stories I've seen re NCT make me very dubious.

I'm not in a position to wash her today as I am office bound and I refuse point blank to put her through a Car Wash at any stage.

166man · 24-02-2012 2:28pm

johnos1984 wrote: »

Irish and Business Studies

Love teaching

Irish primary school FTW!:pac:

Atomic Pineapple · 24-02-2012 2:30pm

It's happened me every time, washed the car for the NCT then had to drive behind lorries on muck filled roads, car is far from gleaming but they dont pass any remarks, as long as the dirt doesn't obstruct them from inspecting something its not grounds for failure.

johnos1984 · 24-02-2012 2:42pm

166man wrote: »

johnos1984 wrote: »

Irish and Business Studies

Love teaching

Irish primary school FTW!:pac:

June july and August ftw

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