dbnavan wrote: Has After Hours just become your personal Blog? What is there to 'discuss' here?
Hill Billy wrote: Dude - Fadó has been there a few years now. Was there back in '97 & spent a very drunken evening drinking Jamesons & playing chess with a crazy chick with lightning strikes tattooed all over her - including her hands, neck, face, ears - the lot! She had a dog in her handbag too. But she was no Paris Hilton. Have you been out to see the bats flying down by the river yet? An amazing sight!
Deleted User wrote: 20 mph on one of them things? I wouldn't trust going that fast on a steel rod and 2 wheels.. crickey.
Wertz wrote: Aye I was in Fadó back in 99 and 2000...the barman was from balbriggan, stood our party a few free shots....it's looks like it's been done up since then. Usualy I avoid irish pubs like the plague when I'm overseas but the american girls we were with wanted to see what it was like. As for the heat, yeah desert heat is a lot more manageable....I stayed down on the coast most of the time, where the humidity was a lot higher, but there was always a good breeze in off the gulf.
DaBreno wrote: Isnt that where ID Software(Doom and Quake) are based? Could you get me a job?
Ruu wrote: pvt joker, you can use more than one quote in the post, just copy and paste, saves you replying a heap of times to each post individually.
Hill Billy wrote: Jaysus DB - Chill out! You've been keeping your head down & it was nice & harmonious. All of a sudden it pops up & you come out with that sh1te to kill the nice atmosphere in this thread. I've stood up for you a couple of times recently, but I'm p1ssed off now. I don't know if it has escaped your notice but there's a few of us enjoying a virtual "natter" about Austin & what's going on there. Why don't you amuse yourself by starting a new thread "Why do some fcukers use AH as a personal blog?" That'll keep the pedants busy for a while. (WWM - You can take me off your Christmas Card list now.)
Hill Billy wrote: Back on topic... Pvt. Joker - You gotta get out to The County Line Smoke House & Grill for some good texan grub. Don't bother eating for at least 24 hours beforehand!http://www.austincityguide.com/content/county-line-north-austin-restaurant.asp Yee-Haw!!!
paul666 wrote: i was just lookin at the menu on the irish pub in austin's website wow if only irish pubs did grub like this
Gandhi wrote: So dude, now that you have the heat but not the humidity, are you still getting the extra optical inch?
Pighead wrote: Hey ya pvt.joker. Pighead lives near a village called Bradstown (Brad being a predominantly American name) and your living in Austin (Predominantly Irish Name). Have you any explanation as to why cross atlantic name swaps seem to have radically increased over the past 7 years?
Hill Billy wrote: Warming up your modding muscles there Ruu?
pvt. joker wrote: went to fado tonight. was talking to some young irish guy here on holiday. he was sporting a "People's Republic of Cork" t shirt like this..http://peoplesrepublicofcork.buy.ie/catalog/index.php I didn't ask him about it, but he said that he was from kilkenny. wtf is the PRoC?
FatherTed wrote: Cork is to Ireland as Texas is to the US.
the Shades wrote: Cork was declared a republic for about 2 or 3 days during the Civil War, I thought everyone knew that.
murfie wrote: What a time to move to Texas, just when we hit the August heat wave, I think your probably more used to this heat than i am. Austin is certainly a place i will be visiting or maybe not just go to sea world in San Antonio instead. No but i hear Austin is really nice, hill country isn't it?