Prodigious wrote: » Can anyone suggest some good chick flicks please?
Prodigious wrote: » Haven't a notion, any suggestions?
Corvo Attano wrote: » Now we wait for Jade to say that one of them is her sister.
Jade. wrote: » I am highly insulted that you would assiosiate me with those eejits. :eek:
Prodigious wrote: » Jade! You're a beour! What's your favourite movie? *sly dig at peekachoo
decisions wrote: » Underground wasn't half bad either, but I'm not really a fan of most wanted. It has too much story crap and not enough racing.
jamo2oo9 wrote: » Was about to book my driving test and I saw that it was €85 for it. Fúck it's not cheap!
Mugatuu wrote: » How long is the waiting list for the driving test in your area? I should really book mine soon!
Jade. wrote: » Is this a serious question? :pac:
jamo2oo9 wrote: » Looking through the RSA.ie website and the pass rates are shocking :eek: I was expecting it to be in the 70/80s but it's lower than that. Highest pass rate is 69% from Sligo. Worse is 43% in Raheny in Dublin. I'm in the 50/50 zone. EDIT: Then saying, there's 50% males and 50% females. Chances are, men are good drivers :cool:
Nimrod 7 wrote: » Almost impossible for a young person to pass the driving test in Dublin, they test EVERYTHING. Look at all the Dublin stats, 3 test centres in Dublin has a 43% rate and the other 45%. One of my mam's co workers failed 3 times in Finglas..so she went to Athlone and passed it :rolleyes: A non Dub trying to drive in Dublin in the funniest thing ever..
jamo2oo9 wrote: » Try Paris lads. It's fúcking mental! Even on the country roads. Them fúckers don't see the road markings at all. They are the most arrogant drivers my dad has ever come across and he's driven in every continent bar China as they don't allow foreigners to drive on their roads. He's done New York (piss-easy he says), London, Madrid, Berlin, Sydney, Perth, Abu Dhabi and Tokyo. I'd imagine India would be the worst place to drive with a 1billion people on the move everyday in that country. Dublin is nothing compared to my local village where foreigners (I mean people who don't live in my area) are forever driving in the opposite direction on one-way streets. Last week, a lorry came down a slip road which is one way and the engine just failed on him. Clogged up the entire village as it was one of the two exits in that village!
jamo2oo9 wrote: » Another €55? Jesus, licenses aren't made of gold are they? :eek:
Nimrod 7 wrote: » Drivers in Paris seem to think road markings are street art. I've even seen videos of motorcyclists just casually driving on the sidewalk Oh imagine if we actually let lorries into Dublin The whole ****ing East coast won't move.. 5 axles + are not allowed in the city from 7:00 to 19:00, they can go in and out of the port through the Port Tunnel though. And when they are allowed in they have to go through designated main roads. ****ing hell or else Dublin would be a long term car park.
Daniel7740 wrote: » There the new credit card style ones. I was reading a poster about them when waiting for me test yesterday an I think it said something about a microchip in them?
jamo2oo9 wrote: » I knew that was it. Was in Dublin a few weeks ago and I noticed a massive lack of lorries in the city centre. I remember seeing a photo somewhere in China of a traffic jam that lasted over 3 days on I think it was 20km of motorway into Beijing. Could be wrong on the length of it but it was mental looking at it! Honestly, what is the need for lorries to go through the city centre when the port tunnel is there for you. What's the connection like between North Wicklow and the Port? I assume they can go through Dun Laoghaire?
jamo2oo9 wrote: » I'm guessing you live in Kindlestown Upper ? :pac:
What's the connection like between North Wicklow and the Port?
Nimrod 7 wrote: » Hell no :eek: That's just North Wicklow
