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Suffer regularly with shoulder and back aches (lifting up to 5 or 6 ton of sand, gravel, blocks and coal would do that to ya i guess) and after being given all sorts of gels and things to try the best thing I could tell you to use for a dodgy shoulder would be the mint smelling udder cream for cows

You might laugh but it actually works

finnharpsboy wrote: »

Suffer regularly with shoulder and back aches (lifting up to 5 or 6 ton of sand, gravel, blocks and coal would do that to ya i guess) and after being given all sorts of gels and things to try the best thing I could tell you to use for a dodgy shoulder would be the mint smelling udder cream for cows

You might laugh but it actually works

Cheno unction?

finnharpsboy wrote: »

no idea what its called it just has a picture of a cow on it :D

I love this forum :pac:

Lemlin wrote: »

Just general work stuff. A lot of Excel and Word. We log into a cloud based system from home PC.

Any set up should be able to handle that really if need be. Best just to spend what you want on it as the extras are really going to make little difference. You only really notice the extras if you're doing a lot of image stuff or gaming.

There's a few people from school in sports I wouldn't normally watch but keep an eye on. I normally stick the swimming on which I would never and would watch most of the events where GB are in with a good shout of being in the hunt. Definitely down for some of the canoe too!

Olympics (both) are great. I like many many sports and generaly enjoy most (if not all) of them (what you need is curiosity and a good commentator, e.g. I happened to really enjoy curling 2 Olympics ago 'cause we had a great pair of commentators on the French TV).

Since you asked about what we'd normally not follow, I'd say fencing, judo, mountain bike racing, gymnastics, rowing & modern pentathlon (fencing, swimming, riding, shooting, running).

Then, bar field hockey that I found ridiculous (yeah I know I'm totally biased since I played ice hockey (real hockey ) for 12 years in my youth), I enjoy watching all team sports.

Swiper the fox wrote: »

I believe our own 'gas man' Mr Prodston isn't a million miles away from those two boys, something about the air in wesht Cork :pac:
Brilliant achievement for two great lads.

Fair play to them, the interviews have been the best thing about the olympics, tis all over the t'interweb

Bizarre end to the rowing there both given the exact same time and no one is sure if its a joint gold or whether one is going to end up with silver!

manual_man wrote: »

in the swimming Phelps got a silver along with 2 others!

In the womens swimming there was a joint gold too bizarre to have so many joint medals given how accurate the timing is now! In the rowing they decided to give one guy the silver seems a bit harsh.

Signed off the Dole,today is a good day...

Swiper the fox wrote: »

Well done pal, it's very strange and I may even have it wrong but I was driving through Clarecastle for the first time in years yesterday on the way to the fleadh
(Clarecastle is bypassed for those not in the know) and I thought of the lad on Boards who lost his job, I assumed at the time it was in that place, delighted things have picked up, hope you were able to enjoy your 'break' somewhat.

Actually got 3 weeks break as a group of us went back to finalise the last of production for the Liquidators.

New job is different from what i did before so looking forward to it plus no more shift work which is a little loss with my new found passion for cycling.

We.
Got.
A.
POINT!!

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