A random waffle thread?

The 308 and 308A goes from UL to the city centre.

The 303 goes from Henry street (by the Dunnes stores that Snipe mentioned) to Ballynanty and has a stop near Thomond Park.



308/308A
http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1302277118-Limerick-City-308.pdf


303
http://www.buseireann.ie/pdf/1251473933-303A.pdf


There are one or two other buses routes that might fit in with your route, but those two seem to cover it handily enough.

The Chardavin one would probably be best even, as its always there in comparision to the other busses!

Anyone got any recommendations on what I can do to burn off a lot of steam and anger? Looking for something rather then punching a wall that I can do tomorrow!

SnoopyGunner wrote: »

Go for a run along O'Connell Ave? Though you might punch something other than a wall

Oh you don't know how much I want too!

SnoopyGunner wrote: »

XiledSniper wrote: »

Oh you don't know how much I want too!

I can imagine... There's a queue though.

Good. I just skipped it.

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Pump iron in the gym with other men. :cool:

You really aren't helping your "not gay argument" sweetheart <3

XiledSniper wrote: »

Anyone got any recommendations on what I can do to burn off a lot of steam and anger? Looking for something rather then punching a wall that I can do tomorrow!

If you are fit enough for it, then try a series of short runs. You have the Baggot estate right beside you for some daytime runs. I assume that as a local you would know the old walk fairly well, so just use that. Or just go in a straight line down the main lane from the top of Portland Park, go to the end and then back. It would be a short run (a little short of a mile) when down and back are added together. It would also give you an idea of your fitness levels if you wanted to then put a running programme together for yourself.

Get a weight set and set it up in your shed, and start a proper light exercise routine. You would be amazed at how much tension you can get rid of that way, plus it would be doing you good.


Failing all that you could try the "Attack Kess in the street" strategy.:D Cannot guarantee any sort of long term benefit to such a strategy, but it would bring your rage and angst to a very abrupt end

As Josey Wales wisely noted: Dyin' ain't much of a living boy



Get a decent pair of runners, do your stretches and warm ups, then get yourself out for a short run. Works marvels.

XiledSniper wrote: »

I'll give that a try so, Or I might just punch Satan in the face! Its all the one to me!

Who is Satan?

I have much cooler names than that.

Kess73 wrote: »

Who is Satan?

I have much cooler names than that.

The phycopathic ex that wont stop harassing me! Hence why I need to burn off steam! :o:o:o

XiledSniper wrote: »

The phycopathic ex that wont stop harassing me! Hence why I need to burn off steam! :o:o:o

The joys of break ups. It can bring out the inner bunny boiler in many men and women.

Not fun for anyone involved. The "victim" gets their head wrecked with the antics of the spurned ex, and the spurned ex gets their head wrecked by getting hung up on the other party.

Get yourself outside in the day that it is, and get running. You might even see some new spots to take pics around the Baggot estate, or spot the two resident sparrowhawks that breed in there every year.

XiledSniper wrote: »

The which? You'll need to show me em xD

Sparrowhawks. I know the ones on my land backwards, but have only been shown the ones in your area. One of your neighbours knows the pattern and movements of the sparrowhawks near you to an amazing level. Never met a guy with such an intuitive feel for nature, and it seems to rub off on a lot of wild animals when he is near them. He just hears and notices things quicker than most (and I am a long time interested in and involved in nature with a hell of a lot of time spent learning about and experiencing nature), and he has this knack of being able to get very close to animals without trying, have even seen animals approach him and the same animals vanishing when any other person came into view.

He is ridiculous with garden birds, they just seem to home in on him and land on him without a care in the world once they get a little used to him, and the same birds will not let anyone else in his family near them, even if they carry out food. A lot of folk can get a robin, a blackbird, a bluetit or similar to feed from hand, but this guy has all of those plus birds like treecreepers, wrens, redpoll, long tail tits, dunnocks etc all coming to him and he has a little flock that consists of robins, blue tits, great tits, coal tits, a blackbird and a dunnock that will fly at him enmasse and feed as a group without any bickering.

As for the sparrowhawks, one of the pair local to you must pass your house a dozen times a day and usually quite low. The guy I know worked out their movement patterns for different times of the day, I got to see them through him.

I'm good in terms of nature knowledge, but he is my go to guy if I am stuck or if I want to discuss a theory etc.


But even to the untrained eye there is a lot in your area that would make for good camera subjects, just a matter of getting out there and looking.

XiledSniper wrote: »

Yeah - I'm not a bird person so I wouldn't have a clue! :P

Your current woes hinted at that.

Itsdacraic wrote: »

What's happening on the dock road, traffic brutal

Sounds like normal dock road traffic at certain times then. Was down there about 8:30 and the traffic was backing up at that time.

Kess73 wrote: »

Sounds like normal dock road traffic at certain times then. Was down there about 8:30 and the traffic was backing up at that time.

It was worse than normal though, I hit it at my usual time for a Tuesday and was at least 15mins longer on it than usual