Chris Andrews just hit me.....

godtabh wrote: »

Not personally but one of his poxy signs came of a lamp post on Ballsbridge bridge and lunch time and clipped me.

It then flew across a couple of lanes of traffic. Lucky no accident occurred.

In the age of social media and other outlets are these things needed? Such a poxy waste

Normally I would not advise this, but seeing who it is I would say sue for emotional distress and bodily harm.
I would say your first demand should be for 85 billion.

Fratton Fred wrote: »

I would have thought that would have felt more like a slap from a wet fish.

Richard, Leo and all the others thought the same, but he soon put them back in their place.

paddydriver wrote: »

Any of them gonna think to take down the fookin cable ties this time around?

If you look at the lamp posts of Ireland you will see quite a collection of cable ties building up on them now. They just come along and rip down the posters and leave cable ties on the pole - some at eye height!

I reckon there will be a few environmentalists who will need a job after the election, they can be hired for the clean up.

Do these TDs listen to weather forecasts?

Fairly obvious from yesterday that strong winds were approaching, in the Dublin area at least, and instead of waiting for it to subside - they act like impatient monkeys to be in a rush to get theirs up first -and on every lamp post.

Already seen three posters fly onto major roads, but luckily in one case the cars had stopped at red light,and the other two came apart before a vehicle was in close proximity.

Not to mention, they mess up the view of some nice spots.