Guinness n' Rollies 2: Off Topic Chat Thread

Yeah this one is going to be brilliant, the venue is amazing, we are getting the A-List of comedians amd some of the prizes we have got in thus far have been mind blowing!

Getting properly excited now!

I just booked the entirety of December off from work and I still had days left over :rolleyes: I was expecting a bit of resistence from management but I was ready to counter that with the fact that I've not taken time off since last September.

Now to decide what to do in that time. I suppose I should go abroad for at least a part of it but I've no ideas as to where's cool to visit at this time of year.

cade wrote: »

I just booked the entirety of December off from work and I still had days left over :rolleyes: I was expecting a bit of resistence from management but I was ready to counter that with the fact that I've not taken time off since last September.

Now to decide what to do in that time. I suppose I should go abroad for at least a part of it but I've no ideas as to where's cool to visit at this time of year.

awec wrote: »

Up home for the Northern Ireland game tonight, on my way to the pub now

Enjoy bud!

Daisies wrote: »

So after having nothing more than a small filling done to my teeth, I now need a root canal, in AFRICA!:mad:

:eek: Better you than me! When'll you have to get it done?


On a brighter note, seven more sleeps til Canada!

D'Agger wrote: »

Lucky you! You all packed and good to go or facing a mad scramble?

Am, yes. :pac:

Not a single bit of packing done, but pretty much every other loose end tied up. I'll start packing at the weekend.

I've never drank Harp. Am I missing much?

awec wrote: »

Harp is the finest lager known to man

Man....singular....just you Awec :pac:

Morning all! Can't wait for the weekend!

Deleted User wrote: »

I have to admit I am quite liking that new Light Ale from Smitwicks. I only discovered it there a short time ago and finding it a rather pleasent drink.

Two of my mates love it.

Next time I get paid I must pop to the local pub for some of it to try it out - they've a new selection of ales and beers for me to try!

KamiKazeKitten wrote: »

It's kind of sad when you realise one of the high points of your day is going to bed.
Especially when you then can't fcuking sleep because Hakuna Matata is going around and around in your head...
I demand hugs! Or sleeping pills. :pac:

Unlucky....Hakuna Matata though....what a wonderful phrase :pac:

Oh, and hi everyone! awec, you must be 100% Harp at this stage.

lol

Harpman, with the power to SLUR!!!

cade wrote: »

I just booked the entirety of December off from work and I still had days left over :rolleyes: I was expecting a bit of resistence from management but I was ready to counter that with the fact that I've not taken time off since last September.

Now to decide what to do in that time. I suppose I should go abroad for at least a part of it but I've no ideas as to where's cool to visit at this time of year.

Go to Copenhagen for xmas markets, I'm going for New years, can't wait. Will avoid the dead duck that is New years in Ireland. You could do a grand tour of scandanavia, snow and mulled wine, the proper way to do Xmas.

Sounds a good one neccy!! Things getting back to normal for ya I hope!

The Black Oil wrote: »

Had no idea there's a National Park there, oops.

Really? Not even Muckross House?

Cracking day down here, landed down for a fry, need to have a little rest before going for a jog!