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Pink Fairy

mfceiling wrote: »

Enjoy...

*who brought the bowl?*

[Deleted User]

Pink Fairy wrote: »

After 12 hours travelling I'm in Budapest... Wine, beer...happy fairy

If you're bored at all and want a movie recommendation I'd go for this:

Yeah_Right

Pink Fairy wrote: »

After 12 hours travelling I'm in Budapest... Wine, beer...happy fairy

12 hours!! Where did you fly from?

Zzippy

Yeah_Right wrote: »

12 hours!! Where did you fly from?

In fairness the donkey ride to the train station probably took half of that

Scythica

Zzippy wrote: »

In fairness the donkey ride to the train station probably took half of that

And thats just on the Kerry side :pac:

swiwi_

Joey "the lips" Fagan.

The Commitments was a really big success in NZ, Kiwis lapped it up.

RIP dude.

thomond2006

This 'debate' is painful.

Pink Fairy

thomond2006 wrote: »

This 'debate' is painful.

The joys of being out of the country...I'm missing all the election crap

Bazzo

Pink Fairy wrote: »

The joys of being out of the country...I'm missing all the election crap

Also missing most of it but I hear Enda Kenny called his own constituents "a bunch of whingers" ?? Got a laugh out of that one anyway.

Zzippy

We really are screwed as a country with "leaders" of this calibre...

Stheno

****e debate, full of crap

thomond2006

Pashun needed in the Dáil. John Hayes for Dictator.

Zzippy

thomond2006 wrote: »

Pashun needed in the Dáil. John Hayes for Dictator.

He'd be a ligindary Minister for Agriculture!

Swan Curry

****ing Irish Rail, €100 down for the heinous crime of forgetting to scan my leap card for the first time in 2 years

[Deleted User]

Swan Curry wrote: »

****ing Irish Rail, €100 down for the heinous crime of forgetting to scan my leap card for the first time in 2 years

Dispute it. You'll probably be let off. I forgot to tag onto the luas right after topping up my card. They were sympathetic as I was clearly a paying customer. I also left a Dublin bike locked all day as I absolutely had to catch a bus and the racks were full. 36 euro it cost me. They simply let me off when I emailed and explained the situation. Those two companies don't seem to be in the business of ripping people off anyway.

[Deleted User]

thomond2006 wrote: »

Pashun needed in the Dáil. John Hayes for Dictator.

No pashun needed, exactly the opposite; some ice cold pragmatism instead.

Wilkinson

Zzippy

Deleted User wrote: »

No pashun needed, exactly the opposite; some ice cold pragmatism instead.

Wilkinson

The referee? Ah jaysus, awec will have a fit. He'd probably prefer Gerry Adams!

Yeah_Right

I'd just like to thank Awec for changing his avatar. His previous one kept making me violently ill.

b.gud

In the past week at the gym I have seem an old guy wearing , trousers, a shirt, jumper and flat cap, and a hipster wearing a rain mac and tartan leggings doing workouts!
I kinda hope this trend continues as it certainly makes trips to the gym more interesting

Zzippy

b.gud wrote: »

In the past week at the gym I have seem an old guy wearing , trousers, a shirt, jumper and flat cap, and a hipster wearing a rain mac and tartan leggings doing workouts!
I kinda hope this trend continues as it certainly makes trips to the gym more interesting

You weren't in Kerry by any chance? That's the Healy Rae hipster look...

On a similar bizarre note, I came out of my local deli yesterday where I get a sandwich to see a woman sitting on the ground beside the door shaving her legs. A WTF moment...

thomond2006

Deleted User wrote: »

No pashun needed, exactly the opposite; some ice cold pragmatism instead.

Wilkinson

Sir Jonny would be an awesome Minister for Finance.

b.gud

Zzippy wrote: »

You weren't in Kerry by any chance? That's the Healy Rae hipster look...

No but now that you saw it he really did have the Healy-Rae look going on

Zzippy wrote: »

On a similar bizarre note, I came out of my local deli yesterday where I get a sandwich to see a woman sitting on the ground beside the door shaving her legs. A WTF moment...

You win :eek:

mfceiling

b.gud wrote: »

In the past week at the gym I have seem an old guy wearing , trousers, a shirt, jumper and flat cap, and a hipster wearing a rain mac and tartan leggings doing workouts!
I kinda hope this trend continues as it certainly makes trips to the gym more interesting

I was walking past P Mac's pub (hipster central) last Sunday week. I had my eldest 2 with me. They looked in the window and saw 2 twenty somethings playing Guess Who. My eldest burst out laughing and pointed this out to her sister who then went into fits as well. They seemed pretty embarrassed by the realisation that an 8 year old and a ten year old were cracking up at them playing a child's game!!

awec

P Macs is a decent pub! Good selection of beer.

You just don't like it cause you're about 30 years older than everyone else in there.

[Deleted User]

awec wrote: »

P Macs is a decent pub! Good selection of beer.

You just don't like it cause you're about 30 years older than everyone else in there.

awec

Deleted User wrote: »

?

Nah don't think they supply that golden nectar. McDaids opposite Bruxelles does if you're gasping for a pint of glory.

It's mostly craft-type beer in P Macs.

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

P Macs is a decent pub! Good selection of beer.

You just don't like it cause you're about 30 years older than everyone else in there.

Hey, hey I resent that accusation.

*does quick age calculation in head and realises awec is right*

awec

mfceiling wrote: »

Hey, hey I resent that accusation.

*does quick age calculation in head and realises awec is right*

Aren't you more of a quiet bottle of wine with candles in the house type man anyway?

Yeah_Right

b.gud wrote: »

In the past week at the gym I have seem an old guy wearing , trousers, a shirt, jumper and flat cap, and a hipster wearing a rain mac and tartan leggings doing workouts!
I kinda hope this trend continues as it certainly makes trips to the gym more interesting

As long as the women are wear tight tops and yoga pants, I don't give sh!te what the guys wear

Yes I'm a misogynist pig.

Also, where's this PMacs pub? If it's full of hipsters I'd like to avoid it.

irishbucsfan

Yeah_Right wrote: »

As long as the women are wear tight tops and yoga pants, I don't give sh!te what the guys wear Yes I'm a misogynist pig.

Also, where's this PMacs pub? If it's full of hipsters I'd like to avoid it.

It's equidistant between .ak and molloyjh's lofts