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Driving on the M8 to Cork and where it goes through Limerick for a short distance I was surprised to see on the "Welcome to Limerick" Sign "Ireland's Ancient East - Stretching it a bit no? Cork, fair enough stretches wide from Dursey Island to Youghal where thats almost Easterly but Limerick to me is a Western county - Wild Atlantic way more than Ireland's Ancient East
I know these invented regions were great for business from people too lazy to take out a map and look at it, but I find them annoying. It's not like they didn't exist beforehand, now its "wild Atlantic" this and that.0 -
I feel you Antares. We went through 8 different types of dry food before we found one they both liked. Once we bought 8kg of it, they're both indifferent and have happily scarfed up all the original dry food we had for them at the start. :rolleyes:
So glad it isn't just us. The only saving grace in this house is there are so many cats, if they don't eat fast they don't eat
The last time I'd a convalescing cat, we went through every (expensive) brand known to man, and she eventually decided that Lidl's finest Coshida stinky shîte for like 20c was what did it for her...0 -
On the subject of cats that are picky eaters, if my kitten smells a food he doesn't like, he lets me know immediately - he tries to cover it up by scratching around the bowl like he does after he's used the kitty litter.
Thankfully his mother is more appreciative of my efforts, after all those tins and those bags don't open themselves.
I'd a cat once who used to suss out where the dried food was kept, and he'd punch a paw sized hole in the bottom and just go in and help himself a few times a day. We joked that if we ever went away, we'd just need to leave in a bag of dried food and the TV remote and he'd look after himself 0 -
So glad it isn't just us. The only saving grace in this house is there are so many cats, if they don't eat fast they don't eat
The last time I'd a convalescing cat, we went through every (expensive) brand known to man, and she eventually decided that Lidl's finest Coshida stinky shîte for like 20c was what did it for her...
Cats are just awkward, we have one cat Jenny that's on royal canine for its kidneys and we get purina for the others. Jenny prefers the Purina and the other lot prefer hers.
Problem with the cheap stuff is the resulting stinking farts. We have found our lot don't like the gravy, we rotate gormet, sheba felix and tesco.0 -
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whisky_galore wrote: »Women, and it's usually women, who go into their local supermarket, up market bar or wherever wearing ridiculous ill fitting g-string things only suitable for a beach or boudoir and go off crying sexism to their local rag when they get shown the door.
I'm sure if a man showed up in a Borat mankini he'd get the road as well.
You are obviously not living in Ireland and don't get how scantily clad women is a TA
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retro:electro wrote: »I was out walking yesterday evening and three joggers jogging in a line together passed me by. First guy says hello and I gave kind of a breathy “hi” back. Second guy says hello and I gave a smile. Third guy says hello and I say “hello” back.
Then I hear one of them shout “oh she’s too cool to say hello is she?”.. and they all laughed! These were like normal looking guys in their late 30s too. Who thinks that’s okay to shout at someone out walking on her own minding her own business, especially when I did fcuking say hello! Guarantee you if I was a man they wouldn’t have shouted that
Pr*cks. Not to mind the fact that they clearly cant keep a safe distance jogging three abreast and spewing their exhaled air and saliva everywhere. I'd probably have run (waddled) after them to give them a good thwack of the closest stick I could find. But don't mind me, I'm less than tolerant these days.
TA my hand still hurts from my hastened efforts to roll down my driver window and give a middle fingered expletive to the moron who beeped me a few days ago And every time I do something like that I've to a) remind as yet unlicensed OH in the passenger seat not to do that in his test, and b) remind baby in her car seat not to do this ever. 0 -
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Purple Mountain wrote: »If you're friend can't put away a few euro every week to save up to go to your wedding, we'll that says volumes.
If you've given her plenty of notice, there's no reason why she can't book a reasonably priced b+b and get her travel expenses sorted.
Also, there's no need for women to spend a fortune getting dolled up. We all have dresses in our wardrobe and could make a good stab at our make up. She could time getting her hair cut the time of your wedding to avail of the blow dry.
I definitely wouldn't offer to be paying her way.
She will try and save, she did say she would. I know its difficult for her and I don't want to be unreasonable. The whole thing is just (I hate this word) triggering.
Wimmen eh
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PsychoPete wrote: »Insurance companies making their disc's too big for the holder
Not to mention calling something rectangular a disc Seven Worlds will Collide
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Aglomerado wrote: »On the topic of cats, it's hairball season and as a preventative measure I am grooming my cat to remove the excess fur so she doesn't swallow it.
I could have made another cat out of what came off her today alone!
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Surreptitious wrote: »Men. Who knows what goes on with them
I’m thinking about joining these two for chess games..
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