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A random waffle thread?

Limerick_Lass

How about a random thread to allow people waffle on and talk about general chit chat/ unworthy thread starter topics?
Its just an idea, could help keep the other threads to their relevant topic!
What ye think guys?

How about that rain today

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Berty

Probably. I don't get on boards as often as before so tend to come in mid conversation on something so just don't bother.

I came on to see if a boardsie had put up images of the grafitti on the Condell road on all the big public signs. Covering at least 1/3 of them on the bottom bit.(high as they could reach). A guy in a non council van was taking a picture so thought he might have been on here.

DaveNoCheese

Anybody have any idea what was going on in town just there with all the sirens? We heard that a young fella was stuck in a dinghy been swept down the river? This true?

zuroph

DaveNoCheese wrote: »

Anybody have any idea what was going on in town just there with all the sirens? We heard that a young fella was stuck in a dinghy been swept down the river? This true?

4 rescued from river according to live 95 twitter

Busi_Girl08

I can now officially say that in my 4 years as student at the university of Limerick I have never stepped foot in the Lodge :cool:

Poxyshamrock

Busi_Girl08 wrote: »

I can now officially say that in my 4 years as student at the university of Limerick I have never stepped foot in the Lodge :cool:

Congrats on the grads!

pappyodaniel

This was posted on YLYL.
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Wise Old Elf

Beer Baron wrote: »

Probably. I don't get on boards as often as before so tend to come in mid conversation on something so just don't bother.

I came on to see if a boardsie had put up images of the grafitti on the Condell road on all the big public signs. Covering at least 1/3 of them on the bottom bit.(high as they could reach). A guy in a non council van was taking a picture so thought he might have been on here.

There's a thread about this on the Limerick forum

: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056721645

the drifter

anyone know where to get almond butter in limerick..?

also....im home! its raining...

Insect Overlord

the drifter wrote: »

anyone know where to get almond butter in limerick..?

also....im home! its raining...

Eats of Eden on Thomas Street have it. So do Holland & Barrett, but they're more expensive.

Let me guess... Transform's paleo bars?

the drifter

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Eats of Eden on Thomas Street have it. So do Holland & Barrett, but they're more expensive.

Let me guess... Transform's paleo bars?

who what now...

i just like almond butter...

also my paleo bars are called steaks...

edit...

you back training next week in the new place?

Poxyshamrock

the drifter wrote: »

anyone know where to get almond butter in limerick..?

also....im home! its raining...

Mmmmm...Almond Butter!

Much healthier than peanut butter too!

Insect Overlord

the drifter wrote: »

who what now...

i just like almond butter...

also my paleo bars are called steaks...

edit...

you back training next week in the new place?

Fair enough! Steaks are also great. I haven't taken too much from the Fitness Forum, but the recipe for those bars is pretty handy. :P

With any luck I'll be able to pop in on Tuesday. I'm fairly sure I won't have a match that evening.

say_who_now?

the drifter wrote: »

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Eats of Eden on Thomas Street have it. So do Holland & Barrett, but they're more expensive.

Let me guess... Transform's paleo bars?

who what now...

I had the very same reaction when I read IO's post as "Transforms paedo bears?" :eek:

Should've gone to Specsavers!

DaveNoCheese

So yesterday evening I left my apartment and make my way towards the stairwell. What do I find on the landing of our floor only a syringe, some torn up tin foil and other bits of paraphernalia. Just resting there beside the stairs.

So I called the guards, they call out and take it all away and advised us that the people using these items move from apartment block to apartment block.

I rang the management company about it this morning and they will be posting a security guard for almost 24 hrs a day over the weekend as a 'deterrent'.

Anybody else living close to the city encounter this sort of thing in their apartment block or estate??

The Snipe

Happened a friend of mine, her son was going to put rubbish in the bin and he was in his barefeet had to jump to avoid the syringe and almost killed himself by falling in the process.

Poxyshamrock

Often see drug paraphernalia out the back of the shop I work in. The shop backs out into a laneway that's a good bit off the street so prob makes an ideal place for it. Scary stuff.

TestTransmission

Thinking of heading away for day or two for a bit of relaxation seeing as we're promised some nice weather this weekend:p

Any recommendations on a place to go/stay?Within a hour or two of Limerick preferably.

source

TestTransmission wrote: »

Thinking of heading away for day or two for a bit of relaxation seeing as we're promised some nice weather this weekend:p

Any recommendations on a place to go/stay?Within a hour or two of Limerick preferably.

Tralee or Kilarney are always a good bet, Galway, lahinch, cork, dungarvan?

The Snipe

Just landed in London and already bored of the place

TestTransmission

source wrote: »

Tralee or Kilarney are always a good bet, Galway, lahinch, cork, dungarvan?

Was thinking of all the usual suspects, might try Dingle.Always on the look out for something a bit unusual though!

The Snipe

TestTransmission wrote: »

source wrote: »

Tralee or Kilarney are always a good bet, Galway, lahinch, cork, dungarvan?

Was thinking of all the usual suspects, might try Dingle.Always on the look out for something a bit unusual though!

Go to Fooling, and boat across to inis oir nice little spot for a day trip

adaminho

The Snipe wrote: »

Just landed in London and already bored of the place

Having a medical before your deadline day transfer to boards.co.uk?

Mc Love

TestTransmission wrote: »

Was thinking of all the usual suspects, might try Dingle.Always on the look out for something a bit unusual though!

You will like Dingle - trust me!

Head out the Slea Head drive...perfect driving road, and head up to Connor Pass - savage road up and also the way down (dont even need the accelerator)

pappyodaniel

Mc Love wrote: »

You will like Dingle - trust me!

Head out the Slea Head drive...perfect driving road, and head up to Connor Pass - savage road up and also the way down (dont even need the accelerator)

+1, great roads. It's almost as good to be in the passenger seat, taking in the breathtaking views without the added responsibility keeping the car on the road.

And supposedly we're in for some good weather this weekend, though looking out the window right now you wouldn't believe it.

Have a good one.

TestTransmission

pappyodaniel wrote: »

+1, great roads. It's almost as good to be in the passenger seat, taking in the breathtaking views without the added responsibility keeping the car on the road.

Driving is 100% of the fun

source

I'm heading down to Camp for the weekend. So will be down that area myself.

Mc Love

TT - there is part of the road on the Slea Head drive where you have to drive through a stream

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Slea+Head+Drive,+Dingle,+Ireland&hl=en&ll=52.102077,-10.42963&spn=0.043179,0.111494&sll=44.818644,-93.166464&sspn=0.199453,0.445976&oq=slea+&hq=Slea+Head+Drive,&hnear=Dingle,+County+Kerry,+Ireland&t=m&z=14&layer=c&cbll=52.102206,-10.42977&panoid=2_VRFk-v3AlADQ3FsDSqHQ&cbp=12,306.52,,0,3.18

Enjoy!

the drifter

Mc Love wrote: »

TT - there is part of the road on the Slea Head drive where you have to drive through a stream

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Slea+Head+Drive,+Dingle,+Ireland&hl=en&ll=52.102077,-10.42963&spn=0.043179,0.111494&sll=44.818644,-93.166464&sspn=0.199453,0.445976&oq=slea+&hq=Slea+Head+Drive,&hnear=Dingle,+County+Kerry,+Ireland&t=m&z=14&layer=c&cbll=52.102206,-10.42977&panoid=2_VRFk-v3AlADQ3FsDSqHQ&cbp=12,306.52,,0,3.18

Enjoy!

ah here...that hairdressers yoke of his wont be able for that....

Insect Overlord

Mc Love wrote: »

TT - there is part of the road on the Slea Head drive where you have to drive through a stream

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Slea+Head+Drive,+Dingle,+Ireland&hl=en&ll=52.102077,-10.42963&spn=0.043179,0.111494&sll=44.818644,-93.166464&sspn=0.199453,0.445976&oq=slea+&hq=Slea+Head+Drive,&hnear=Dingle,+County+Kerry,+Ireland&t=m&z=14&layer=c&cbll=52.102206,-10.42977&panoid=2_VRFk-v3AlADQ3FsDSqHQ&cbp=12,306.52,,0,3.18

Enjoy!

Wow. I'm getting flashbacks. We (first year Teaching students) travelled that road by coach just over 4 years ago to get to the Blasket Centre/Ionad An Bhlascaoid for a tour. Travelled along the coast in almost total mist for 20-odd minutes before we could see the sea beside us again! Lovely part of the country though, it must be said.

TestTransmission

the drifter wrote: »

ah here...that hairdressers yoke of his wont be able for that....

It's kinda true.