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irishbucsfan

How do you do your hair awec?

awec

irishbucsfan wrote: »

How do you do your hair awec?

Hairdryer, comb, pomade, texturising paste, some hairspray sometimes.

Buer

I'm not sure if you just told IBF a recipe for a cake or your beauty routine.

irishbucsfan

That's the backiest thing I've ever heard in my life.

pickarooney

Backier than Neil Back singing backing vocals with the Backstreet Boys.

awec

It's the way of the modern man lads.

stephen_n

mfceiling wrote: »

Wish my missus would go on a diet.

"I'll have the crab claws to start, then the steak with chips and vegetables, oh and the tirimasu...and a bottle of red wine and an espresso"

Me.."can I get the bill?"...."€148?" *mumbling*..."I only had pasta and a beer...they must have made a mistake"

Are you Scots Irish?

molloyjh

awec wrote: »

It's the way of the modern man lads.

We'll forgive us if we don't take your word for it.....

pickarooney

awec wrote: »

It's the way of the modern man lads.

Says he, with big baldy headed Pienaar smiling out from his avatar.

awec

molloyjh wrote: »

We'll forgive us if we don't take your word for it.....

You will have to tell us how you manage your hipster beard molloyjh!

thomond2006

Galway posters...do ye recommend Dough Bros?

[Deleted User]

thomond2006 wrote: »

Galway posters...do ye recommend Dough Bros?

Definitely. If you don't want to head to their restaurant o connells now does their pizza out in the beer garden

[Deleted User]

thomond2006 wrote: »

Galway posters...do ye recommend Dough Bros?

Yeah it's nice. Ask for their dill infused ones. They're my favourite.

thomond2006

connemara man wrote: »

Definitely. If you don't want to head to their restaurant o connells now does their pizza out in the beer garden

Excellent. I shall hit there and then onto The Salt House.

Synode

Dough Bros is very tasty. Was down there at Easter and couldn't get enough of it

thomond2006

It was good, not amazing.

Erik Shin

thomond2006 wrote: »

It was good, not amazing.

Well when you ask for ham and pineapple just be glad they didn't put it out in the portaloo for 25 mins beforehand

dregin

thomond2006 wrote: »

It was good, not amazing.

My opinion too. It's nothing special.

.ak

Dunkirk is film of the year... it'll take a lot to beat it. Sublime.

swiwi_

.ak wrote: »

Dunkirk is film of the year... it'll take a lot to beat it. Sublime.

Did you see it in imax .ak?

Apparently imax, 70mm, gives the best cinematography experience.

DGRulz

Hi folks, don't want to interrupt the conversation too much, just wanted to says thanks for the well wishes the other day. My dog came through the procedure okay. Its been a long few days and we're not at cured just yet, still a bit of a ways down the road to go but he came through it okay and is starting to look a little brighter already

Buer

Good stuff. Glad to hear the update!

Sounds like it has been a woof few days for you both.

mfceiling

Buer wrote: »

Good stuff. Glad to hear the update!

Sounds like it has been a woof few days for you both.

Ah Buer that pun was ruff.

mfceiling

How accurate are the step counters on your phone?

Saturday 32,000 steps walked and covered 31kms.

Sunday 29,500 steps walked and covered 24kms.

Doesn't compute.

Rigor Mortis

mfceiling wrote: »

How accurate are the step counters on your phone?

Saturday 32,000 steps walked and covered 31kms.

Sunday 29,500 steps walked and covered 24kms.

Doesn't compute.

Baby Steps, baby steps.

irishbucsfan

swiwi_ wrote: »

Did you see it in imax .ak?

Apparently imax, 70mm, gives the best cinematography experience.

I saw it in Imax, great experience. Hopefully Nolan keeps up that trend of making films in that format.

stephen_n

.ak wrote: »

Dunkirk is film of the year... it'll take a lot to beat it. Sublime.

That's reaching a little bit now, wonderful looking movie, excellent cinematography but given the subject matter, it lacks substance.

Buer

.ak wrote: »

Dunkirk is film of the year... it'll take a lot to beat it. Sublime.

Surprised you went to see a talkie, .ak.

Podge_irl

Lacks substance in what way? I thought it was fantastic. You could argue it doesn't quite capture the scale of the events, but I felt that was deliberate in that it really was only focusing on a few individual stories.

irishbucsfan

Podge_irl wrote: »

Lacks substance in what way? I thought it was fantastic. You could argue it doesn't quite capture the scale of the events, but I felt that was deliberate in that it really was only focusing on a few individual stories.

My only criticism is that the dialogue is a little bit weak in parts. I loved it but if I had to criticise it there were a few lines of dialogue that stuck out as clunky and unnatural. Which given the relative lack of dialogue in the movie probably stands out more than it otherwise would.