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    #152
    awec
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    thomond2006 wrote: »
    I mean you could have mentioned you were trouttrout!

    trouttrout, he didn't know who you were which explains why he turned you down. ;)


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    #153
    .ak
    Registered Users Posts: 30,308 Mod ✭✭✭✭.ak


    trouttrout wrote: »
    Me and Thomond met in a pub on Saturday! Sadly couldn't make it to Dublin though!
    thomond2006 wrote: »
    Wait what?
    trouttrout wrote: »
    Stables!
    thomond2006 wrote: »
    go way! You should have said!
    trouttrout wrote: »
    Sure I was talking to you in there!
    thomond2006 wrote: »
    I mean you could have mentioned you were trouttrout!
    trouttrout wrote: »
    Haha, I just assumed you knew

    There's a sitcom in this....


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    #154
    Lelantos
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    .ak wrote: »
    There's a sitcom in this....

    Fatal Attraction, but no bunny, just a sea trout?


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    #155
    thomond2006
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    .ak wrote: »
    There's a sitcom in this....

    Get John Hayes to star in it and we have a deal.


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    #156
    awec
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    thomond2006 wrote: »
    Get John Hayes to star in it and we have a deal.

    "John Hayes as trouttrout and Dylan Hartley as thomond2006 star in this 5 star comic sitcom"


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    #157
    P_1
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    awec wrote: »
    "John Hayes as trouttrout and Dylan Hartley as thomond2006 star in this 5 star comic sitcom"

    With a cameo appearance by Delon Armatage...


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    #158
    trouttrout
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,234 ✭✭✭trouttrout


    awec wrote: »
    "John Hayes as trouttrout and Dylan Hartley as thomond2006 star in this 5 star comic sitcom"

    Love the way I'm the bull


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    #159
    Swiwi.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,415 ✭✭✭Swiwi.


    I have stumbled on this thread, not as a drunkard would stumble, but with an inquisitive mind and a thirst for knowledge. However, a thirst for beer is also an honourable state of being. Has this proposition foundered on the inertia of the masses, or is a convivial meeting of rugby-minded souls to drink hops-flavoured beverages still on the cards? With test matches across consecutive weekends, it would seem opportune to strike while the lion is hot!


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    #160
    awec
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    Le vieux renard wrote: »
    I have stumbled on this thread, not as a drunkard would stumble, but with an inquisitive mind and a thirst for knowledge. However, a thirst for beer is also an honourable state of being. Has this proposition foundered on the inertia of the masses, or is a convivial meeting of rugby-minded souls to drink hops-flavoured beverages still on the cards? With test matches across consecutive weekends, it would seem opportune to strike while the lion is hot!

    I appreciate your posting style. If you talk like this in real life you must be a man of many friends.

    I too applaud the idea of a beers, and would welcome the notion of alcohol fueled merriment among rugby appreciating peers.


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    #161
    thomond2006
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    Oooh a sextet of ale!


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    #162
    Swiwi.
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    awec wrote: »
    I appreciate your posting style. If you talk like this in real life you must be a man of many friends.

    I too applaud the idea of a beers, and would welcome the notion of alcohol fueled merriment among rugby appreciating peers.

    I dunno, some people think foxes are pests, while others view them as cute and feed them scraps.

    If a quorum could be formed, LVR could be tempted, but last time, if I recall correctly, the whole thing went flatter than English ale.


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    #163
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    I am having beers while posting in this thread.

    Is that what this is for? An alcohol influenced off topic thread?


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    #164
    Pudsy33
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    Could we organise something in Dublin for one of the lions tests? More rugby forum breakfast then beers but it would be good craic.


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    #165
    Swiwi.
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    I am having beers while posting in this thread.

    Is that what this is for? An alcohol influenced off topic thread?

    I must admit that is tempting. But there is only a lonely can of Guinness in the fridge, and frankly in this weather I would kill for lager. Especially as I have just played football and the weather in Baile Átha Cliath could best be described as resembling a Lions test match in Hong Kong.


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    #166
    Swiwi.
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    Pudsy33 wrote: »
    Could we organise something in Dublin for one of the lions tests? More rugby forum breakfast then beers but it would be good craic.

    I am not a local so I wouldn't dare to organise, but if something was set in stone, I would do my best to come. In the capital do I reside.


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    #167
    awec
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    Pudsy33 wrote: »
    Could we organise something in Dublin for one of the lions tests? More rugby forum breakfast then beers but it would be good craic.

    The tests start at 11am, that's a perfectly fine hour of the day to get on the beer! :)


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    #168
    P_1
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    Right so, 3rd test, Woolshed, simples?


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    #169
    .ak
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    P_1 wrote: »
    Right so, 3rd test, Woolshed, simples?

    I'm next door, so I'd be up for that. Altho will they be open that early?


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    #170
    P_1
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    .ak wrote: »
    I'm next door, so I'd be up for that. Altho will they be open that early?

    They're usually open for live sports from Oz so I can't see why not. Seeing as you're next door poke your head out the window on Saturday to see if they're open :P


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    #171
    Swiwi.
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    .ak wrote: »
    I'm next door, so I'd be up for that. Altho will they be open that early?

    Craft beers, I see, niiiice .ak

    An electronic mail have I them sent, to see if they are open for business the morning of the next 3 weekends...

    LVR can revert in due course with this information if so required.


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    #172
    .ak
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    P_1 wrote: »
    They're usually open for live sports from Oz so I can't see why not. Seeing as you're next door poke your head out the window on Saturday to see if they're open :P

    Not that close! ;) But I may just do that....


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    #174
    awec
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    http://www.woolshedbaa.com/dublin/whats-on/rugby/

    It's on. They open for all the games.

    Though it's on the northside?! :pac:


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    #175
    Teferi
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    I'm impressed by how well that gif loops.


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    #176
    P_1
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    awec wrote: »
    http://www.woolshedbaa.com/dublin/whats-on/rugby/

    It's on. They open for all the games.

    Though it's on the northside?! :pac:

    Only by a few hundred yards or so :P


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    #177
    Swiwi.
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    Teferi wrote: »
    I'm impressed by how well that gif loops.

    Yes, it's rather mesmerising!


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    #178
    Lelantos
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    awec wrote: »
    http://www.woolshedbaa.com/dublin/whats-on/rugby/

    It's on. They open for all the games.

    Though it's on the northside?! :pac:

    Yep it's not too far from where Stringfellows used to be, ah happy days


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    #179
    awec
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    P_1 wrote: »
    Only by a few hundred yards or so :P

    In all the time I've lived in Dublin I have been in a bar on the north side exactly once, and that was Grand Central Bar, where you could throw a stone back to the southside while sitting in it. :pac:

    It will be like this:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcziMI0tol4


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    #180
    P_1
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    awec wrote: »
    In all the time I've lived in Dublin I have been in a bar on the north side exactly once, and that was Grand Central Bar, where you could throw a stone back to the southside while sitting in it. :pac:

    It will be like this:

    Really? Just to clarify the Grand Central is probably not the best of pubs to hit north of the Liffey :P


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    #181
    Pudsy33
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    So this is a go then? Might I suggest we do the second test, at least We're assured theres something to play for.


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