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I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away
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In the leaba attempting to peel myself out. The airport beckons....for better or for worse!
Loving all of the pet pics lads! Animals are so therapeutic.
Ah Onshuh I hope your little man will test negative and that the swabbing won't upset him too much.
Long day at the hospital yesterday but overall a good one. On some extra antibiotics as I'm a bit unwell but doing pretty good other than that. Thanks for all of the good luck posts lads, ye are good eggs
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Morning Wherers! Happy hump day
Safe travels Phoenix!
It was a little cloudy down the pier, but the life-giver made the effort and came through!
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IamMetaldave wrote: »Morning Wherers! Happy hump day
Safe travels Phoenix!
It was a little cloudy down the pier, but the life-giver made the effort and came through!
What time are you hitting the pier?0 -
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Back to Scotland, not sure why or if I'm mad but sure here I go!
My suitcase is full of drugs and heavy as feck so hopefully nobody wonders why I have a ridiculous amount of medication
"medication"
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I prefer the autumnal chill in the air.
Bon Voyage Phoenix.
Coffee deskside.
Waiting on work IT to put some more sticky tape on the systems to keep them going for another few days.
This is what I imagine the servers look like.
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Oh Sardonicat that gave me a proper chuckle! Thanks
Couchside after the dinner. Feeling rather rubenesque :pac: think I’ll have to walk this off!0 -
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IamMetaldave wrote: »Oh Sardonicat that gave me a proper chuckle! Thanks
Couchside after the dinner. Feeling rather rubenesque :pac: think I’ll have to walk this off!
The killer bit was the''I'm from Casteknock! ' reaction. We used to quote that whenever we pretended to be outraged after that.0 -
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Sardonicat wrote: »Oh lord, I did worse than that at college. I had a younger friend. A really lovely girl and we had this mutual wind-up in jest thing going on whereby she would call me a culchie (cos I'm from Kerry ) and in response I would call her a skobie as she was from a certain part of Dublin associated with people who might be described by others (not by me, in seruousnrss)as such. One day I saw her from behind talking to someone. It was her pony tail, her coat, her scarf , etc. Now I owed her one as she had mortified me when I was trying to be all sophiscated mature student flirting with a beautiful young fella so with revenge in mind I went up to her, grabbed her ponytail and said "Howya, skobie?" in an exaggerated dubelin accent. To which she turned around and to my horror it wasn't her. 'Who are you calling a skobie? How dare you!! I'm from Castlerock! 'And then I made it much, much worse "i'm so sorry! You look like someone from
from behind".
I'd probably be kicked out for that now. And for harassing the young fellas.
Can I just say I would never actually use that word in a derogatory manner. It was a genuine mutual wind-up and she would ironically refer to herself as that when around snobbier types (like the girl from Casteknock). Lesson learned.
Very funny! I grew up in Castleknock, believe me - there were quite a few complete scobes with money but zero class - in our estate. The place was (and still is) full of pretentious idiots living way beyond their means. 0 -
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Mam of 4 wrote:How'd the little man get on today ? Bet he faced it like a trooper !
He got on grand thanks Mam. Poochie was right it's not as invasive for young children now. Since a few weeks ago, they only swab just inside each nostril for young children ( I think it's 0-5 year olds ). He cried a little bit but moved on quick. It takes a lot to stop this fella enjoying himself 0 -
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Are you making fun of me? :mad::(IamMetaldave wrote: »Couchside with stumps for legs after an epic walk
There's some nip in the air tonight, almost feels frosty out. Couchside until bedtime.0 -
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Leg End Reject wrote: »Are you making fun of me? :mad::(
Ehhhhhh..... nooooo....
what did I saaaaaaaaay!!? :pac: 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Seph I ignored your request for a pic last night or was it this morning. Anyway, I saw it this morning but I was too busy to respond. I took this one just now though. I call it..
'Axel just realised Oscar is a vampire!'
So worth the wait The face on axel 🤣🤣🙀, Thanks 
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