Brandy and Cigars: Off topic thread

Knex*

D'Agger wrote: »

Yeah I need to get some stuff done today in work, I'd have called in sick in order to go to the doctor this morning because my chest has gotten worse but I've stuff scheduled for half 9 that I really need to get done....after that hopefully I'll pop to the doc

A true trojan, D'Agg!

Get well soon.

Slattsy

Dickie10 wrote: »

anyone know when nurses, and cops get paid ?? is it the first or last w.emd of the month? im hunting for nurses on a Monday night in flannerys but I need to know my right Monday, apparently is an untapped resource!

I miss those days!

Sauve

Slattsy wrote: »

I miss those days!

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Slattsy

Changed jeans at lunch there.

I have to say Levi's are my new favourite (have gone off diesel)
The 506 range is class and the perfect fit, def recommend them to anyone as i know its very hard to find nice jeans.

Knex*

Slattsy wrote: »

Changed jeans at lunch there.

I have to say Levi's are my new favourite (have gone off diesel)
The 506 range is class and the perfect fit, def recommend them to anyone as i know its very hard to find nice jeans.

Bought two not so long back. Like you, was a Diesel man.

Panthro

Currently a Penny's Finest man myself (as in I'm currently wearing them)
Got a free belt with them too...yup...right on the jaw.
Thanks Penny's

D'Agger

Have only heard good things about the 506 range in fairness

Got myself another pair of GAP jeans last time I was in Dublin - can't fault them, cheap and comfy

ToxicPaddy

Must have a look at these Levis 506, I usually wear Diesel, Mustang or RL but buy them when abroad as we get completely ripped off here.

Jeez it's been years since I had a pair of Levis :P

ToxicPaddy

D'Agger wrote: »

Have only heard good things about the 506 range in fairness

Got myself another pair of GAP jeans last time I was in Dublin - can't fault them, cheap and comfy

Must look at those too, handy for work where I destroy jeans at a vast rate, currently going through about 6+ pairs of jeans a year atm :mad:

D'Agger

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Must look at those too, handy for work where I destroy jeans at a vast rate, currently going through about 6+ pairs of jeans a year atm :mad:

That's a lot of jeans in fairness!

They're €50 usually but got another pair of them half price in a sale recently

Liam McPoyle

That day feckin flew by, mental busy today.

Thankfully I have dinner ready from last night so just need to heat it up, a delicious chicken madras, om ALL the noms!

Have any of you watched Orange is the New Black?

Downloaded lt and watched the first season over the last couple of evenings.

Not bad at all and pretty different for a prison drama.

MIN2511

Coleman Slawski wrote: »

That day feckin flew by, mental busy today.

Thankfully I have dinner ready from last night so just need to heat it up, a delicious chicken madras, om ALL the noms!

Have any of you watched Orange is the New Black?

Downloaded lt and watched the first season over the last couple of evenings.

Not bad at all and pretty different for a prison drama.

Never got into that show, dunno why.

But I love Elementary

Liam McPoyle

It took a couple of episodes for me to get into it but get into it I did!

Hermione*

MIN2511 wrote: »

But I love Elementary

I keep meaning to watch that. I'm currently obsessed with BBC's Sherlock.

D'Agger

Hermione* wrote: »

I keep meaning to watch that. I'm currently obsessed with BBC's Sherlock.

And I need to watch Sherlock.....it's a vicious circle :pac:

Barna77

Sherlock's season 3 is some love/hate reactions from audience. Still liking it.

BonsaiKitten

Coleman Slawski wrote: »

That day feckin flew by, mental busy today.

Thankfully I have dinner ready from last night so just need to heat it up, a delicious chicken madras, om ALL the noms!

Have any of you watched Orange is the New Black?

Downloaded lt and watched the first season over the last couple of evenings.

Not bad at all and pretty different for a prison drama.

I LOVE that show!
Hi tGC. How are we?

I made the BBC

Hermione* wrote: »

I keep meaning to watch that. I'm currently obsessed with BBC's Sherlock.

It's so good! I really want to watch all the episodes in a couple of days, but I'm trying to space it out a bit.

Professey Chin

Sherlock awesome!
Elementary alright.
OITNB also awesome (new series soon on Netflix)

Evening o/

Hermione*

D'Agger wrote: »

And I need to watch Sherlock.....it's a vicious circle :pac:

LOL! So many shows, not enough time :pac:
You feeling any better, D'aggs?

I made the BBC wrote: »

It's so good! I really want to watch all the episodes in a couple of days, but I'm trying to space it out a bit.

I really want to do that! Maybe in a fortnight or so when I'm back it missing it again.

Liam McPoyle

Sherlock me hole!


:pac:

Barna77

Feel like booking a summer holiday after watching The Way, Way Back. :mad:

Memories

Liam McPoyle

Tis cowld out there today I tells ya!

D'Agger

Hermione* wrote: »

LOL! So many shows, not enough time :pac:
You feeling any better, D'aggs?

Exactly!

Fun story....turns out I have pleurisy so on meds for a bit, not off work or anything, be grand

Barna77

But what's the point of being sick and not getting time off? :eek:

Body clock is seriously fúcked up. Slept three hours last night. Coffeeeee

D'Agger

Barna77 wrote: »

But what's the point of being sick and not getting time off? :eek:

Body clock is seriously fúcked up. Slept three hours last night. Coffeeeee

I'm not that sick really - my breathing in is restricted but not badly and I just have a bit of a cough

If it gets worse I'll go home but thankfully I don't rely on my lungs too much for IT work

3hours....god above! I'm thankful that I rarely sleep badly, I pass out, I wake up, it's morning!

Professey Chin

Feel better D'Agger!

I'm bored off me tree in work
Finally got around to signing up to use the gym in here though so that should help the boredom at least a bit \o/

Slattsy

Funny you say that i've just signed up to the gym in work too.

My aim is go twice a week and also play 5 aside footie twice a week.
I estimate that my body will be a temple in 3 weeks.

Then i'll wreck that body with 20 pints of guinness and a pizza every weekend - its a balancing act.

Professey Chin

Slattsy wrote: »

Funny you say that i've just signed up to the gym in work too.

My aim is go twice a week and also play 5 aside footie twice a week.
I estimate that my body will be a temple in 3 weeks.

Then i'll wreck that body with 20 pints of guinness and a pizza every weekend - its a balancing act.

Fcuk yeah! Science!

D'Agger

Professey Chin wrote: »

Feel better D'Agger!

Cheers brah!

I'm bored off me tree in work
Finally got around to signing up to use the gym in here though so that should help the boredom at least a bit \o/

Slattsy wrote: »

Funny you say that i've just signed up to the gym in work too.

My aim is go twice a week and also play 5 aside footie twice a week.
I estimate that my body will be a temple in 3 weeks.

Then i'll wreck that body with 20 pints of guinness and a pizza every weekend - its a balancing act.

I've been thinking of changing gyms to go for more convenience - I'm not exactly around the corner from my place and two options are available - one near work and one near home - problem is those gyms aren't up to scratch from what I can see

So I'm now hoping to get over my current physical ailment and get back to gymming - I'm hoping that if I can get quality sessions in with the program we got through the club and then the GAA pre season will give me more than enough cardio starting off