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#2072 21-04-2015 09:59PM

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awec wrote: »

I picked Van Morrison and Give My Head Peace and still got Leinster...

Picked Give My Head Peace too! Such a great show. Wonder how well it's survived the rest of time.

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#2073 21-04-2015 10:32PM

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Put it in da haaaaannnnd!

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#2074 21-04-2015 11:21PM

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They should just geo-locate the end result and keep everyone happy bar the traitors in our midst. Thomond.

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#2075 22-04-2015 01:17AM

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The header's new design just emphasises the ridiculous number of forums on Boards. They really should get rid of a lot of them.

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#2076 22-04-2015 01:31AM

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Into the second episode of Daredevil and it's very good. It's an nice story, a lot smaller in scope than the usual stuff we've seen from Marvel and I'm excited to see where it goes with the Defenders.

A criticism I do have is the length and number of episodes. 13 eps of 50+minutes is a looooooooong watch. I think 10 episodes would be golden for what they're trying to achieve here.

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#2077 22-04-2015 08:58AM

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Swan Curry wrote: »

The header's new design just emphasises the ridiculous number of forums on Boards. They really should get rid of a lot of them.

There's a number of them that are pretty much dead. Lifehacking? Geocoaching? Parkour? Leitrim?!!

I also don't know why they changed it. More awkward to navigate now and it's a pain on the mobile app.

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#2078 22-04-2015 08:59AM

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I didn't realise people go to places other than the rugby forum? I just keep that benchmarked and set it up to email me any time someone writes the word MOC or McCafferty

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#2079 22-04-2015 09:04AM

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Buer wrote: »

There's a number of them that are pretty much dead. Lifehacking? Geocoaching? Parkour? Leitrim?!!

I also don't know why they changed it. More awkward to navigate now and it's a pain on the mobile app.

There's a forum about mustard.

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#2080 22-04-2015 09:11AM

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awec wrote: »

There's a forum about mustard.

Steady on there. Don't mess with the classics. I'm a wholegrain man myself for sandwiches.

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#2081 22-04-2015 09:11AM

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awec wrote: »

There's a forum about mustard.

Why of course there is....

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#2082 22-04-2015 09:12AM

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awec wrote: »

There's a forum about mustard.

You can't put that info out there and not link to it http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=457

I'm kinda disappointed I was hoping it was a forum dedicated to Pat Mustard

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#2083 22-04-2015 09:13AM

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Awec doesn't have a clue who that is.

And Ruggie doesn't have a clue that it's Georgie Burgess.

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#2084 22-04-2015 09:13AM

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molloyjh wrote: »

Why of course there is....

b.gud wrote: »

You can't put that info out there and not link to it http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=457

I'm kinda disappointed I was hoping it was a forum dedicated to Pat Mustard

Great minds

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#2085 22-04-2015 09:19AM

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b.gud wrote: »

Great minds

It was a scramble to get the pic because I knew someone else was going to be doing the very same.

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#2086 22-04-2015 09:41AM

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I've heard of Pat Mustard alright, just don't know necessarily who or what he is though.

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#2087 22-04-2015 09:53AM

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awec wrote: »

I've heard of Pat Mustard alright, just don't know necessarily who or what he is though.

He'd like to put his massive tool in your box.

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#2088 22-04-2015 09:53AM

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awec wrote: »

I've heard of Pat Mustard alright, just don't know necessarily who or what he is though.

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#2089 22-04-2015 11:19AM

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awec wrote: »

There's a forum about mustard.

That's ecksor's baby!

You are too much of a newbie to know what that forum is, why it was set up and how risky criticising it is...:eek:

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#2090 22-04-2015 11:23AM

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I like mustard.

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#2091 22-04-2015 03:04PM

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I'm putting this here as it reminded my of Ferris not George North
http://www.rugbydump.com/2015/04/4239/midweek-madness-marlie-packer-takes-tyla-nathan-wong-for-a-ride

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#2092 22-04-2015 05:01PM

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Wang King wrote: »

I'm putting this here as it reminded my of Ferris not George North
http://www.rugbydump.com/2015/04/4239/midweek-madness-marlie-packer-takes-tyla-nathan-wong-for-a-ride

The wan she picked up has a lovely bottom.

Cough.. sorry, they ALL have lovely bottoms.

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#2093 22-04-2015 08:10PM

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Jalapenos dipped in dijon mustard. Thank me later.

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#2094 22-04-2015 08:25PM

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chupacabra wrote: »

Jalapenos dipped in dijon mustard. Thank me later.

Then curse you even later

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#2095 22-04-2015 08:30PM

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awec wrote: »

I've heard of Pat Mustard alright, just don't know necessarily who or what he is though.

He killed Mrs Peacock in the dining room with a lead pipe

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#2096 23-04-2015 08:26PM

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So I've started watching Moone Boy. Quite like it really. What do actual Irish people think of this show?

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#2097 23-04-2015 08:38PM

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Swiwi. wrote: »

So I've started watching Moone Boy. Quite like it really. What do actual Irish people think of this show?

Saw most of the first season and quite enjoyed it. It's very Irish. I'm sure anyone who was around at the time can relate to a lot of it. Imaginary friend excluded obviously.

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#2098 23-04-2015 08:40PM

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molloyjh wrote: »

Saw most of the first season and quite enjoyed it. It's very Irish. I'm sure anyone who was around at the time can relate to a lot of it. Imaginary friend excluded obviously.

Sure Thomond still has an imaginary friend !!

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#2099 23-04-2015 08:47PM

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molloyjh wrote: »

Saw most of the first season and quite enjoyed it. It's very Irish. I'm sure anyone who was around at the time can relate to a lot of it. Imaginary friend excluded obviously.

When it based on? Have seen trailers but am dubious

That said I don't like father Ted so if it a that type of humour it'll be gack

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#2100 23-04-2015 09:45PM

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In my opinion it's the closest thing to Father Ted in terms of humour. I love It

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#2101 23-04-2015 10:00PM

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Pudsy33 wrote: »

In my opinion it's the closest thing to Father Ted in terms of humour. I love It

Hmm I'll watch one episode

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