Zzippy wrote: » As per the charter, can you post in English please?
pickarooney wrote: » It probably comes with totem installed. I prefer smplayer though. Three line copy and paste to install on Ubuntu variants, two for fedora.
irishbucsfan wrote: » Gentlemanly travellers: Is the 6 Nations on TV in America? Specifically San Francisco?
Deleted User wrote: » I can't install any kind of video player on my linux laptop. Apparently I'm a software engineer. I hate linux.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I can't install any kind of video player on my linux laptop. Apparently I'm a software engineer. I hate linux.
Deleted User wrote: » Another year passes, .ak is still the village bikehttp://www.boards.ie/love.php?match=hot
awec wrote: » Una Healy on Saturday morning kitchen, my goodness she is unreal.
mfceiling wrote: » John Grant on the Tommy Tiernan show now. .ak must be in heaven right now.
Deleted User wrote: » Sticking this in the off topic thread as I don't know where else to put it. Seriously lads, taking pot shots in RIP threads for players or coaches that have passed recently is poor form. It's happened twice in a row now but it's really unpleasant to see. Points scoring is fine but it really should be done elsewhere. I know of well known sports people that have passed in recent years and people do read these things to see what others have to say about them. A bit of perspective and common sense would go a long way! Just thought it was worth a mention.
thomond2006 wrote: » Once Atlanta's offense started to cave in there was no way the defense could bail them out. The Patriots dominated time of possession and the Atlanta defense was completely gassed by the end. I have to say I really don't like how overtime works. Both teams should get at least one chance to possess regardless. Once the Patriots won the toss it was clear they were going to score a TD. I still can't believe it though. 25 point lead!
shuffol wrote: » The catch by Jones on the right touch line in the 4th quarter should've been the big play that sealed the game and what everyone is talking about today, now it'll be forgotten. You'd wonder how experienced coaches manage to get play calls that seem no brainers to casual observers so wrong.
b.gud wrote: » Randomly surfing through IMDB and I found a movie coming out next year called "The Irishman". It's Directed by Scorsese, stars DeNiro, Pacino and Pesci it could be one of the best movies to come out in a long time or could be a total disappointment