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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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JamesBond2010

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Thank ye both. I got the use of a second-hand one recently that came with a surround sound speaker system, so I'd prefer to get that working again instead of picking up a new one.

Ya they are rare to come by
Here is just a price for a Sony one for the craic
https://www.sony.ie/electronics/all-in-one-home-cinema-systems/dav-tz140/buy

Insect Overlord

chicorytip wrote: »

Michael Keyes,
Maloney's Yard, Little Gerald Griffin Street. 061 414320.
He does TV repair so might be able to help you although it might be cheaper overall to buy a good used one. Try Adverts.ie

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

ya you can get a sony dvd player in harveys @ moment for 39e

https://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/home-cinema-media-players-soundbars/dvd-players/sony-dvd-player-dvpsr170b.html

even cheaper in Currys fof dvd player basic

Thank ye both.

I got the use of a second-hand one recently that came with a surround sound speaker system, so I'd prefer to get that working again instead of picking up a new one.

JamesBond2010

ya you can get a sony dvd player in harveys @ moment for 39e

https://www.harveynorman.ie/tvs-headphones/home-cinema-media-players-soundbars/dvd-players/sony-dvd-player-dvpsr170b.html

even cheaper in Currys fof dvd player basic

chicorytip

Insect Overlord wrote:

Anywhere in Limerick who'd repair a DVD player?

Michael Keyes,
Maloney's Yard, Little Gerald Griffin Street. 061 414320.
He does TV repair so might be able to help you although it might be cheaper overall to buy a good used one. Try Adverts.ie

Insect Overlord

Anywhere in Limerick who'd repair a DVD player?

mdmix

keane2097 wrote: »

I guess this is part of the result of hiring that consultant group about rebranding Limerick or whatever it was people were talking about lately:

https://www.limerick.ie/sites/default/files/media/documents/2019-04/Limerick-Tourism-Development-Strategy-Action-Plan.pdf

I haven't read it but may be of interest

This was in the works for a long time, before the rebranding was a project so the 2 are separate.

I haven’t read the final version but I did read the draft last year. It’s fairly pathetic. Here’s a quick summary: visit limerick because we’re near cork, kerry, Clare and Galway, and sure while your here, stop off and killmallock or somewhere like that.

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keane2097 wrote: »

I guess this is part of the result of hiring that consultant group about rebranding Limerick or whatever it was people were talking about lately:

https://www.limerick.ie/sites/default/files/media/documents/2019-04/Limerick-Tourism-Development-Strategy-Action-Plan.pdf

I haven't read it but may be of interest

I don't see their name on it. Says on the bottom that it was prepared by Future Analytics, Louise Brown Associates and DBA.

The Rebranding was being done by M&C Saatchi. Looking forward to reading this though.

keane2097

I guess this is part of the result of hiring that consultant group about rebranding Limerick or whatever it was people were talking about lately:

https://www.limerick.ie/sites/default/files/media/documents/2019-04/Limerick-Tourism-Development-Strategy-Action-Plan.pdf

I haven't read it but may be of interest

JamesBond2010

:P:P

kilburn

Was in Lucky Lane today for the first time great little shop with atmosphere.

Visited the museum also must be 20 years since I visited the old museum they need a wealthy donor to expand only a fraction of the collection is on display

Final point is a rant for God sake people of limerick please pick up your dog s... it's so ignorant it's unbelievable.

chicorytip

Snotaul Goodman wrote:

Folks, anyone know a good tailor in town? No disrespect or anything but the tailors I knew of are all retired or have passed. My fathers generation and so on. Need to get my suit sorted in the next week or so

Hello. There's a clothing alteration and sewing shop at the top of Roches Street next to Costelloe Doors which I have used myself on a few occasions including once to have a suit jacket relined. I can recommend them. Good quality workmanship and not pricey.

[Deleted User]

Folks, anyone know a good tailor in town? No disrespect or anything but the tailors I knew of are all retired or have passed. My fathers generation and so on. Need to get my suit sorted in the next week or so

MarkR

I think this is my first time in the "random waffle" thread. What a train wreck.

Keep it civil.

fryup

James Bond Junior wrote: »

If you want my real thoughts AND experiences of dealing with them I'll tell you all about tax evasion, VAT non payment, money laundering, burning creditors, non payment of rates and so on. But throwing the racist card out is easier isn't it?

and how do know all this...do you work for revenue?

James Bond Junior

mdmix wrote: »

was driving my partners car today and put 20e petrol in at circle k on the Dublin road (next to singland motors). as soon as I started it up, the car immediately started vibrating badly. the engine light is now flashing and the rpm are fluctuating - slight loss of power too. my own car is diesel so I always triple check I use the right pump so 100% used petrol.

I will post to the motor forum to see what we can do, just checking if anyone has heard of this happening at that station before?

Could be something simple like the coil pack. They can go that suddenly.

JamesBond2010

mdmix wrote: »

was driving my partners car today and put 20e petrol in at circle k on the Dublin road (next to singland motors). as soon as I started it up, the car immediately started vibrating badly. the engine light is now flashing and the rpm are fluctuating - slight loss of power too. my own car is diesel so I always triple check I use the right pump so 100% used petrol.

I will post to the motor forum to see what we can do, just checking if anyone has heard of this happening at that station before?

it wouldnt have sucked it up that quick as soon as u turn the key.You have to give it a chance to come up to the engine 1st. The Diesel Nozzle is always bigger than the unleaded Nozzle to try to stop u putting the wrong type in.

I got petrol there a good few times & nothing ever happened to me like that but that was a year or so ago.Business the opposite of the city now

mdmix

was driving my partners car today and put 20e petrol in at circle k on the Dublin road (next to singland motors). as soon as I started it up, the car immediately started vibrating badly. the engine light is now flashing and the rpm are fluctuating - slight loss of power too. my own car is diesel so I always triple check I use the right pump so 100% used petrol.

I will post to the motor forum to see what we can do, just checking if anyone has heard of this happening at that station before?

James Bond Junior

Elias Mango Gipsy wrote: »

This is a stupid conversation, both of ye be quiet.

It probably is but I hate the racist card being thrown out so willy nilly these days.

Moving on, I was in showtime on the Ennis road last week, any movie, any time is only a fiver. Fantastic value, I can't understand how anyone goes to Omniplex anymore.

diusmr8a504cvk

This is a stupid conversation, both of ye be quiet.

James Bond Junior

fryup wrote: »

try harder

Or what?

I assume you have never dealt with any of these people who own mobile phone repair shops or kebab shops in a professional or commercial setting? If you want my real thoughts AND experiences of dealing with them I'll tell you all about tax evasion, VAT non payment, money laundering, burning creditors, non payment of rates and so on. But throwing the racist card out is easier isn't it?

fryup

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I was being as PC as I thought possible....

try harder

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I was being as PC as I thought possible....

I was taking the piss by the way with the video!:P:cool::cool:.

James Bond Junior

I was being as PC as I thought possible....

JamesBond2010

If your doing it do it right:p:p:p:D:D:D:D:D:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zkL91LzCMc

fryup

racist

James Bond Junior

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Folks anyone ever get a samsung phone screen repaired ?? where is the best place to get it done. (not the dodgy ones like that was in william Street across ryans locksmiths,nearly beside danes bakery)

I got an iphone screen done in the place in Arthur's Quay and was very happy. Irish run place by all accounts, not like the multitude of places around town which are run by asian guys.

JamesBond2010

Folks anyone ever get a samsung phone screen repaired ?? where is the best place to get it done. (not the dodgy ones like that was in william Street across ryans locksmiths,nearly beside danes bakery)

johnnyryan89

apc wrote: »

As we are talking pubs anyone know of city pubs with 2 or more pool tables that could be used for a club/social tournament

The Windmill bar maybe. Think they had two or three pool tables but it's been a few years since I've been in there, think maybe 5 years as I was barred from there.

Berty

For a broken fascia on a house to be repaired, who would people recommend?

It's only one section, broken and lying on ground as of now.

apc

As we are talking pubs anyone know of city pubs with 2 or more pool tables that could be used for a club/social tournament