Advertisement
If you have a new account but are having problems posting or verifying your account, please email us on hello@boards.ie for help. Thanks :)
Hello all! Please ensure that you are posting a new thread or question in the appropriate forum. The Feedback forum is overwhelmed with questions that are having to be moved elsewhere. If you need help to verify your account contact hello@boards.ie
FSA "off topic" thread - No discussion relating to FSA or Soccer - please read post 1
Comments
-
-
-
-
-
Has anyone seen the Inbetweeners 2? I saw it tonight and I laughed so much it began to hurt
Thought it was much better than the 1st film and a return to form like the first 2 seasons. I want to go see it again right now! 0 -
Advertisement
-
Mr.Prodston wrote: »Has anyone seen the Inbetweeners 2? I saw it tonight and I laughed so much it began to hurt Thought it was much better than the 1st film and a return to form like the first 2 seasons. I want to go see it again right now!
Going to see it over the weekend. Looking forward to it even more now. Good man Mr P0 -
-
-
-
Iused2likebusts wrote: »Ha ha I've a newborn baby and a severe lack of sleep to distract me.
Congrats. Give it a few years and you'll have the screwdriver out too!!
0 -
Advertisement
-
-
Iused2likebusts wrote: »Not a hope I'd be able to assemble something like that I struggled with the cot.
That gave me a laugh, had to assemble the cot with the mother of all hangovers after wetting the babies head... Took me about 2 hours. Torture.
Much more sensible when the second child came around.
No drinking and same cot was up in minutes.
In fairness, there were about 5 screws left over.... Half expecting the thing to fall down
Ara it's only the second child, he'll be fine. 0 -
Anyone looking for some serious distraction in the final hours till GW1 deadline, I can heartily recommend putting together one of these buggers in the garden from a flat pack
How much did that set ya back? Looks like fun!
I actually find stuff like that is often easier than the small stuff like push cars and that.0 -
Anyone looking for some serious distraction in the final hours till GW1 deadline, I can heartily recommend putting together one of these buggers in the garden from a flat pack
How much did that set ya back? Looks like fun!
I actually find stuff like that is often easier than the small stuff like push cars and that.
Its about 800 quid delivered. Delivery would be less if you don't live so close to Iceland..... Good investment over a few years and and a lot cheaper than anything assembled or from Smyths etc.
Lot of work assembling but I love pottering about with a drill and a screwdriver.0 -
-
-
Mr.Prodston wrote: »Took a break from FPL shenanigans for a bit and hopped onto Facebook which tells me it's Jennifer Lawrence's birthday, who will be my future wife
She makes Silver Linings Playbook watchable!0 -
Mr.Prodston wrote: »Took a break from FPL shenanigans for a bit and hopped onto Facebook which tells me it's Jennifer Lawrence's birthday, who will be my future wife
Might find her on Tinder yet :pac::pac::pac::pac:0 -
-
-
Advertisement
-
-
finnharpsboy wrote: »weekend off to rest my bad back, sore from lifting bags of coal and bales of briquettes in work
Where do you work... in the 1950's?? :P0 -
-
finnharpsboy wrote: »weekend off to rest my bad back, sore from lifting bags of coal and bales of briquettes in work
That gave me awful flashbacks...... Grew up in a country shop and it was nothing but lifting those and gas cylinders.... Nice in the middle of winter0 -
-
-
-
-
-
Advertisement
-
Advertisement