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Off Topic Thread 4.0

Zzippy

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The usual rules apply. Non-rugby talk here. Consider this a social place, but like a pub, things like religion and politics can be divisive, so don't say things here you wouldn't say to someone's face in the pub. Sober

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Stheno

DGRulz wrote: »

So ... It's been 31 hours since the topic was raised and no mod had said no ... is that a yes?

Yes. It's implicit consent

[Deleted User]

Still no

stephen_n

DGRulz wrote: »

Depends just how many pints "a few" is.

I woke up in Galway after going for a few pints in Dublin once, but I think Berlin
would be stretching it.

irishbucsfan

Anyone any good reccomendations for Berlin, pints/rugby-wise?

stephen_n

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Anyone any good reccomendations for Berlin, pints/rugby-wise?

Get a kebab after the pints apparently

irishbucsfan

stephen_n wrote: »

Get a kebab after the pints apparently

:pac:

sydthebeat

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Anyone any good reccomendations for Berlin, pints/rugby-wise?

Berghain

awec

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Anyone any good reccomendations for Berlin, pints/rugby-wise?

Remember walking into a bar in Berlin and they were playing porno on the big screens, some lad with a very large whopper giving this girl a really good seeing to.

If you stumble upon a similar place, they probably won't show the rugby.

Dave_The_Sheep

DGRulz wrote: »

So ... It's been 31 hours since the topic was raised and no mod had said no ... is that a yes?

While I initially love the idea... it strikes me a something that might possibly stoke the fires of a poster's antagonistic streak. One might take a dislike to something said on the "neutral political thread" and it carries over to normal threads.

That being said the possibility of this is less likely here given we're civlised human beings and not absolute nutjobs like the lads on politics or after hours.

Neil3030

Boards lets you (or used to let you) have a private invite only sub-board, is that still a thing? Could be a way to keep the riff raff out.

dregin

Neil3030 wrote: »

Boards lets you (or used to let you) have a private invite only sub-board, is that still a thing? Could be a way to keep the riff raff out.

I'd love this for the world cup, but that's me being selfish. Drawing the regular posters off the main board would pretty much ruin it.

Zzippy

awec wrote: »

Remember walking into a bar in Berlin and they were playing porno on the big screens, some lad with a very large whopper giving this girl a really good seeing to.

If you stumble upon a similar place, they probably won't show the rugby.

That's disgusting. I mean... come on... Burger King?!!!

stephen_n

sydthebeat wrote: »

Berghain

I don’t know why but he doesn’t strike me as the type :pac:

thomond2006

As expected Christian Wade didn't make the Bills' 53 man roster. Now another team can sign him or he goes onto the Bills' practice squad which means he's the equivalent of a tackle bag holder.

Dave_The_Sheep

thomond2006 wrote: »

As expected Christian Wade didn't make the Bills' 53 man roster. Now another team can sign him or he goes onto the Bills' practice squad which means he's the equivalent of a tackle bag holder.

How much do the practice squad members make generally, do you know?

Squidgy Black

Dave_The_Sheep wrote: »

How much do the practice squad members make generally, do you know?

Minimum is 8k a week, if they stay on the practice squad roster for a full season it's around 136k for the year.

They can get paid more obviously if there's other teams interested etc, in some cases skill positions can get up to around 30k a week or 3-400k a year, but the most Wade is looking at is probably around 200k.

thomond2006

Kerry have missed two goal opportunities and a few points. This is only going one way.

Squidgy Black

Cooper's a liability. Could be a swing now for Kerry.

Synode

Squidgy Black wrote: »

Cooper's a liability. Could be a swing now for Kerry.

Mindless stuff from him when he knows he's being watched closely

thomond2006

Squidgy Black wrote: »

Cooper's a liability. Could be a swing now for Kerry.

He really is. I wasn't sure about the penalty but that could have been a yellow too.

Synode

Joe Brolly saying Cooper's 2nd yellow should have been a Dublin free out. The more you watch it the more a yellow seems harsh

ClanofLams

Synode wrote: »

Joe Brolly saying Cooper's 2nd yellow should have been a Dublin free out. The more you watch it the more a yellow seems harsh

It’s a blatant yellow. Total nonsense from
Brolly. Clifford moves in ahead of him and is dragged down - not debatable

Podge_irl

****e. That goal kinda came out of nowhere. Thought Dublin were pulling away there.

Squidgy Black

Not sure about that Hawkeye call, looked like the majority of the ball was inside the post.

thomond2006

GAA treasurer wins again!

errlloyd

Dublin win this on a replay anyway.

thomond2006

errlloyd wrote: »

Dublin win this on a replay anyway.

Agreed. You have to feel that was Kerry's chance and they didn't get it done. Three missed goal chances including one awfully taken penalty (Cluxton coming off his line aside) as well as numerous missed points.

Enthralling contest overall but you'd fancy the Dubs to win by 6-9 points in the replay.

ClanofLams

Kerry left it after them, trying to hold ball one point up with seven to go was lunacy.

Must be some sickener for lads outside the 26 busting their hole all year to see Diarmuid Connolly coming on

ScrubsfanChris

thomond2006 wrote: »

GAA treasurer wins again!

New fleet of 201-D cars for the lads anyway :P

That seemed like Kerry's best chance through with the red card.

mfceiling

Kerry choked. They'll never get a handier chance than that. 14 men and a ref who couldn't have given them much more.