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A random waffle thread? (Part 2)

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Mod Note: Going to hit the 10,000 mark on the other thread so moving to this new one.

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They should leave it there. Looks cool.

OfTheMarsWongs

Elias Mango Gipsy wrote: »

How long more is the wheel in Arthur's Quay there?

Till 21st April.

https://twitter.com/limerick_ie/status/1108686188385308673?s=21

diusmr8a504cvk

How long more is the wheel in Arthur's Quay there?

JamesBond2010

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

anyone ever hear of this crowd ?? ALL WEATHER PROOF ROOFING MUNSTER

Ya was right Not a fan

JamesBond2010

OfTheMarsWongs wrote: »

+1 for this. Grave stone fella out in Ballysimon did my house plaque. Can’t remember the name.

Marsh memorials or something like that

OfTheMarsWongs

Glenomra wrote: »

any of the monumental stone cutters should oblige.

+1 for this. Grave stone fella out in Ballysimon did my house plaque. Can’t remember the name.

Mc Love

Glenomra wrote: »

any of the monumental stone cutters should oblige.

You'll have to swear a pledge first

Berty

Glenomra wrote: »

any of the monumental stone cutters should oblige.

That's true I guess so I'll check that out.

Glenomra

any of the monumental stone cutters should oblige.

Berty

I'm looking for a place that can make a house name plaque on wood or stone or something.

I can't think of anywhere that does that type of work. Can anybody recommend?

angeldaisy

I would have always agreed with the parade not being themed and that all groups should make an effort.

However this year I marched, for the very first time, with a charity group. They didn't find out until the week before that they had been given a place.
They marched in their full gear and it was about raising awareness of the work they do in Limerick City.
I can't comment on this year's parade because obviously I didn't see it. But I do think there is a place for all, because if the charities were to spend lots of money creating costumes / floats etc, surely there would be more questions asked about that.

mdmix

Anyone see the river regatta on Saturday? Was going to pop in for the finish only for the rain

iguana

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Heard the parade was very short & also ****e

The Limerick parade is always shíte but if it was short then that's a definite improvement. Any time I've attended the majority is just kids in their club tracksuits/scout uniforms, all singing everywhere we go. It's boring in the extreme. And kind of narcissistic, who thinks that anyone wants to watch you walk by doing nothing. I'm the most doting a mother you can get and even I know nobody wants to devote a couple of hours of their life to watching my son walk through town in his club top. I don't want to do that.

Participating in the parade should be conditional on doing something that's at least an attempt at being interesting. If you aren't a marching band or dance/gym troupe you should be in costume rather than your normal activity gear. It doesn't have to cost a lot, "homemade" stuff can look good and groups like the scouts/brownies should be able to make them in the weeks before, performing arts groups could use costumes from their shows (Spotlight normally does this tbf), sports groups could probably organise a costume making day the weekend before. Not every group can manage a float but bikes/prams/trailers/wheelbarrows can be decorated. Music can easily be played on light, portable speakers. It really wouldn't take a lot of effort for each group to actually make the parade fun but for some reason it doesn't happen. For the last few years I've drive out to the parade in Castleconnell instead of bothering with town. It's absolutely tiny but each group makes an effort of some sort it's cute and fun to watch.

diusmr8a504cvk

If there was a parade on in my backyard I'd close the curtains. Biggest load of cock ever.

source

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Heard the parade was very short & also ****e

It wasn't great and yes, very short.

Anyone have a line up for the band parade tomorrow?

JamesBond2010

Heard the parade was very short & also ****e

JamesBond2010

fryup wrote: »

were the fireworks any good?

here have a look

https://www.facebook.com/LimerickPostNews/videos/2246299042096113/

fryup

were the fireworks any good?

JamesBond2010

All i am going to say was i knew i was right about that place:D:D:D:D:p:p:p

Comhrá

I was driving into town yesterday evening around 5.30 and was stopped in traffic between Sarsfield Bridge and the old Dunnes Stores building.

There was a scobe on a horse walking along the footpath over the bridge, greatly annoying several pedestrians on the path. He was aged around seventeen or thereabouts and had a younger lad aged around eight or nine yrs. walking along with him.

When they reached the Dunnes building, I saw the young lad picking up a couple of empty drink cans left on the steps.

I was stopped in traffic and was expecting to see the cans thrown into the road, but instead he marched on till he found a litter bin and dropped the cans into it.

Not the result I expected, but I felt admiration for his civic-mindedness. You can't always judge people by their appearance etc.

James Bond Junior

kilburn wrote: »

Just told one of limericks fine upstanding citizens they were parked on a pedestrian crossing the reply was quite colourful and entertaining........

I told three of Weston's finest chung lads on their scrambler in my estate to get out and pick up their rubbish as they went. They listened to me as I wasn't in the mood for shít and I showed it. The rest of us need to start to stand up for ourselves against the civilly disobedient in this town and the wider country as they are taking over. 99% are all mouth anyway.

kilburn

Just told one of limericks fine upstanding citizens they were parked on a pedestrian crossing the reply was quite colourful and entertaining........

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

Full of handicaaaaaps alright. Nothing boils my blood more than seeing all the wheelchair spaces parked in and only 1 blue badge on a dash.

U have to careful what u say cause u dont know who they are u could be stabbed or your car damaged if u confronted them. The small majority i am on about.

James Bond Junior

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Def needs it anyway. want a few more disabled spaces as well ,seems to be always full up there.;);)

Full of handicaaaaaps alright. Nothing boils my blood more than seeing all the wheelchair spaces parked in and only 1 blue badge on a dash.

JamesBond2010

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Closed for renovations apparently. I was in there today and stuff has moved around already. The beauty aisle and the mineral aisle have changed places, as have the tea/coffee and cakes.

Def needs it anyway. want a few more disabled spaces as well ,seems to be always full up there.;);)

RhubarbCrumble

Mc Love wrote: »

Are they doing it up?

Closed for renovations apparently. I was in there today and stuff has moved around already. The beauty aisle and the mineral aisle have changed places, as have the tea/coffee and cakes.

Mc Love

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

On another note entirely, Aldi, Childers Rd is closed Monday to Thursday next week, just in case anyone wanders over for a full shop and then has to go to the hell (or is that just me?) that is Aldi, Dublin Rd.

Are they doing it up?

dashoonage

Jaysus Blue shinners died.

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/tributes-paid-following-death-of-limerick-bodybuilding-legend-909522.html

dashoonage

James Bond Junior wrote: »

Nope!

Can i ask ?

if its an illegal poker game I want in.

James Bond Junior

bigpink wrote: »

Can I ask what your doing with the gold?

Nope!