What is the weekend of 24/25 of July going to be like?

pgj2015

Is it going to madness or an anti climax?

I reckon its going to be Arthurs day x 10.

MrMusician18

pgj2015 wrote: »

Is it going to madness or an anti climax?

I reckon its going to be Arthurs day x 10.

Was that the day the ice age ended?

Dr. Bre

pgj2015 wrote: »

Is it going to madness or an anti climax?

I reckon its going to be Arthurs day x 10.

As in sh*t

punisher5112

My dog licks his own balls

pgj2015

Dr. Bre wrote: »

As in sh*t

No, everyone out having a laugh. busy pubs/streets etc come on it has been like being in a coma the last few months.

Kylta

punisher5112 wrote: »

My dog licks his own balls

Your dog could have the cleanest balls around

punisher5112

Kylta wrote: »

Your dog could have the cleanest balls around

Very true

punisher5112

Matt Damon

PTH2009

a mix between the fall of the roman empire and the last helicopter out of Vietnam

It will chaotic, drunks everywhere drinking the pubs dry and going out of fashion

Looking forward to the week starting 20th July no more buying food before i can have a pint

un5byh7sqpd2x0

MrMusician18 wrote: »

Was that the day the ice age ended?

And Galway was liberated from the Indians.

punisher5112

BLM

Dravokivich

Might rain, bring a coat.

ILoveYourVibes

Not really we still have to socially distance.

freshpopcorn

I think that’s when the Argos Autumn/Winter catalogue comes out! It will be grand!

Kylta

Its the start of Christmas shopping

un5byh7sqpd2x0

It’s going to be no different to the pubs that are open now except that you don’t have to order food. The same rules are going to apply otherwise, table service and 105 minutes etc

Potential-Monke

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Not really we still have to socially distance.

Maison Rapid Larynx wrote: »

It’s going to be no different to the pubs that are open now except that you don’t have to order food. The same rules are going to apply otherwise, table service and 105 minutes etc

Ye are quite optimistic about your fellow men. Before the pubs opened, people couldn't socially distance, some pubs are open and most I've seen can't enforce this. It'll only be worse at the end of the month.

At least I have a well documented excuse to not attend anything for the rest of the year.

Church on Tuesday

I hopped in the deLorean there to have a look, I was curious myself, maybe people would have a new perspective on things and the streets be full of the joys of reconciliation, the awareness that any slight pandemic could put on hold our lives, our social lives, indefiantly and to look out for our fellow man and be understanding...

Nope. Just puke, angry drunks and empty fast food wrappers everywhere.

pgj2015

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

I hopped in the deLorean there to have a look, I was curious myself, maybe people would have a new perspective on things and the streets be full of the joys of reconciliation, the awareness that any slight pandemic could put on hold our lives, our social lives, indefiantly and to look out for or fellow man and be understanding...

Nope. Just puke, angry drunks and empty fast food wrappers everywhere.

Yes, having a laugh. lol

Church on Tuesday

pgj2015 wrote: »

Yes, having a laugh. lol

I'll leave it for another couple weeks thanks.

pgj2015

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Not really we still have to socially distance.

https://www.balls.ie/the-rewind/dublin-packed-crowds-439378

Get Real

pgj2015 wrote: »

https://www.balls.ie/the-rewind/dublin-packed-crowds-439378

Nothing other than this was going to happen unfortunately.

The problem with the photo/article above is there's no "peer pressure" involved. People will complain after the fact, but nobody will challenge/call each other out while at the location.

Imagine someone lit up a smoke in a restaurant today, other Joe Soaps would rightfully challenge it.

But with this, it seems to be "someone else's"responsibility. The pub won't do it, as they're making money, the people socialising are having their pints, and there's no actual law to move people.

So people need to get their head around the fact that it's on us who attend the pub to call out bad behavior. Same as if someone cut you in a queue or lit up a smoke.

I wonder did the people who took those photos/jumped on Twitter, actually say anything at the scene?

Get Real

pgj2015 wrote: »

https://www.balls.ie/the-rewind/dublin-packed-crowds-439378

Nothing other than this was going to happen unfortunately.

The problem with the photo/article above is there's no "peer pressure" involved. People will complain after the fact, but nobody will challenge/call each other out while at the location.

Imagine someone lit up a smoke in a restaurant today, other Joe Soaps would rightfully challenge it.

But with this, it seems to be "someone else's"responsibility. The pub won't do it, as they're making money, the people socialising are having their pints, and there's no actual law to move people.

So people need to get their head around the fact that it's on us who attend the pub to call out bad behavior. Same as if someone cut you in a queue or lit up a smoke.

I wonder did the people who took those photos/jumped on Twitter, actually say anything at the scene?

If we don't make it socially unacceptable among each other, what do people expect to happen? A big guardian angel will see a tweet and come and sort it out?

pgj2015

Get Real wrote: »

Nothing other than this was going to happen unfortunately.

The problem with the photo/article above is there's no "peer pressure" involved. People will complain after the fact, but nobody will challenge/call each other out while at the location.

Imagine someone lit up a smoke in a restaurant today, other Joe Soaps would rightfully challenge it.

But with this, it seems to be "someone else's"responsibility. The pub won't do it, as they're making money, the people socialising are having their pints, and there's no actual law to move people.

So people need to get their head around the fact that it's on us who attend the pub to call out bad behavior. Same as if someone cut you in a queue or lit up a smoke.

I wonder did the people who took those photos/jumped on Twitter, actually say anything at the scene?

Would you say something to a group of people who are drinking, people who haven't been out since March? I wouldn't, I like my nose and teeth.

Get Real

pgj2015 wrote: »

Would you say something to a group of people who are drinking, people who haven't been out since March? I wouldn't, I like my nose and teeth.

I get that but that's the point I'm making. We need to make it acceptable/a group mentality that it's okay to challenge someone on this. You would challenge someone smoking at a table indoors beside you wouldn't you? And you'd feel safe enough you'd be backed by other punters.

Sorry, don't mean to be harsh on the tweeters. But it did annoy me to see Simon Harris getting on the bandwagon. The man who was a minister for health and perhaps could have looked at legislation to prevent what he's now moaning about.

Useless now throwing it up on Twitter Simon.

Potential-Monke

Challenging anyone in that crowd would have been pointless. It's supposed to be about individual responsibility, but yet again people have proven that they couldn't give a rats arse about the regulations and guidelines, as long as they're having their fun. Mentioning it to anyone in that crowd would most likely have started a fight. I hope every premises involved in that crowd gets some comeuppance. It should be on the pubs and bars to close, they have to adhere to regulations too, and they're just flouting it because money. I'm doing my bit by not even contemplating going to a pub, because this will and is happening.

Wave 2 will happen.

Get Real

Potential-Monke wrote: »

Challenging anyone in that crowd would have been pointless. It's supposed to be about individual responsibility, but yet again people have proven that they couldn't give a rats arse about the regulations and guidelines, as long as they're having their fun. Mentioning it to anyone in that crowd would most likely have started a fight. I hope every premises involved in that crowd gets some comeuppance. It should be on the pubs and bars to close, they have to adhere to regulations too, and they're just flouting it because money. I'm doing my bit by not even contemplating going to a pub, because this will and is happening.

Wave 2 will happen.

Fair point. Actually I agree with you. Think in my first post I was a little hot headed at the scenario 😂. You're right. Also fair point from pgj2015.

I just think it's hypocrisy from Simon Harris to call it out, when he could have implemented legislation to prevent it in first place.

I'll take a few deep breaths and clam down! Sorry 😅

pgj2015

Get Real wrote: »

I get that but that's the point I'm making. We need to make it acceptable/a group mentality that it's okay to challenge someone on this. You would challenge someone smoking at a table indoors beside you wouldn't you? And you'd feel safe enough you'd be backed by other punters.

Sorry, don't mean to be harsh on the tweeters. But it did annoy me to see Simon Harris getting on the bandwagon. The man who was a minister for health and perhaps could have looked at legislation to prevent what he's now moaning about.

Useless now throwing it up on Twitter Simon.

To be honest with you I wouldn't challenge anyone smoking in a pub, that is up to the people who run the pub to stop not me, Im just out for the night, im not working.