[Deleted User] wrote: » Bookies are scum that prey on the weak. Every football gambling adds are thrown down peoples throats, adds with Ray Winestone for example here is a compilation:https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/798290147301322752 Bookies add nothing to our society and all they do is take, they provide a couple of jobs that are barely above minimum wage is about all they provide to society. I seriously was in shock they were trying to pull the sympathy card "taxes will make us shutdown" Fcuk right off
alta stare wrote: » Same as a pub so. Edit; just to add i agree regarding the bookies playing the sympathy card... Fu(k em. Still doesnt take away the fact it is people who bet not bookies so therefore it is the individual who has the choice.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Pubs at least serve as a place for people to socialize but I also am not a fan of pubs.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Pubs at least serve as a place for people to socialize but Im also not a fan of pubs.
engiweirdo wrote: » Bookies would too for many an ould lad in fairness. And not nearly as harmful as the drink for them. Just like everything, there are some who can enjoy a bet and walk away, and some who can't. Exact same as a pub and by extension any potentially addictive substance. The disturbing thing is how much leeway and protection we give to the alcohol industry in comparison to others. In Ireland : Publican = Respectable, socially acceptable. Bookmaker = Borderline, regarded as less than savoury for some. Drug Dealer = Scumbag. In reality all 3 are almost identical roles providing a service to people who wish to avail of it in knowledge that it may have damaging effects. I find it funny the difference in attitude to the purveyors of services whilst the attitude toward abusive users/misfortunates addicted to any of the above is identical.
Max Powers wrote: » Sad to see Oemperor finishing up, thought their two albums were good, first one very good, you could see it happen, they had good national success but like so many bands, if you don't hit the big time sooner rather than later, life, family etc takes over priority. Anyway, they're doing a final gig tonight in Project. Be worth a trip.best of luck to them, hopefully, they'll be back.
deise08 wrote: » Was in town today, first time in months being in town on a Saturday. My god, the amount of people begging! Is this normal? I mean they were on every Street. ( not the SV de P crowd.)
Captain Red Beard wrote: » Didn't they release an album last month?
Wanderer2010 wrote: » Anyone know where the DJs on WLR are from? Rick Whelan? Very odd accent cant place it at all, same with Ollie on the breakfast show, he sounds like a game show host but I cant place their accents at all.
TheQuietFella wrote: » Don't go there with that guy! He belongs in a home!
Wanderer2010 wrote: » Why what am I missing??
mooseknunkle wrote: » I passed through town about half hour ago the place is crazy some crowd of drunken students around,Witmas is in full swing!
Wanderer78 wrote: » mooseknunkle wrote: » I passed through town about half hour ago the place is crazy some crowd of drunken students around,Witmas is in full swing! any trouble last night?
Wanderer78 wrote: » any trouble last night?
Nokia6230i wrote: » Irish Yellow Vests er, "Waterford Branch" were marching through the city yesterday; not wholly sure why they chose, or were allowed to go through, City Square Shopping Centre! Chanting and marching through it and then stopped in middle to do a bit more shouting and preaching......