They finally discovered the internet in America? :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
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They finally discovered the internet in America? :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
Well I missed you. Welcome back sir. XQuote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
Full as a shaugh!
Anyone hear the rumour that the Man U V LoI game was actually a testimonial for Shaun Holmes? Apparently he picked both teams and all proceeds went to his new house in Coolaney. :bigsmile:
Any funny memories of first day at secondary school to help me through the trauma of having waved my baby off to first year today.
I told him not to get in trouble like I did by jumping out of a coat closet to scare what I thought was my best friend but turned out to be an elderly nun. Oops.
Wasps do that alright. Bees do this -Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/bee-vs-wasp-1a.jpg
And if that's not photoshopped, it is one of the coolest photos I've ever seen. (What looks like a bit of spit trailing out from under the bee would actually be his intestines)
You're turning me on Stu
Say it slower Stuey baby
I always end up exasperated when arguing with someone about religion. Especially online.
Ah no, it can be great craic (although I don't tend to bother much online).
Back in Maynooth a couple of Jehova's witnesses called to my house and asked could they have a chat. I invited them in, politely argued with everything they said and after an hour they asked if it was OK if they left. As one of them left one of them commented 'jeez, you've really thought about this' and looked a little dazed, which I took as an enormous compliment. Time previously spent arguing with clerical students was clearly well spent.
Hopefully our little chat helped him see that we was wasting his time on complete horse crap. On the other hand the lady he was with was smoking hot so maybe he knew what he was at after all.
I love the bit in Black Books when the Jehovah's Witnesses are stunned to be invited in by Dylan Moran
Nothing to do with the above whatsoever.
OK, so we said Bluebeard's name three times and lo, he is among us once again, who else can we recall from across the internet stix?
I vote for Ruben Sosa.
I vote for Mr A. What the hell happened to him????Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
I remember him, he used to be funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfie
(Sir) HamishQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Pat O' Banton
What little I can reveal from the other side suggests that to summon Ruben Sosa, you need to chant it 5 times while looking into a mirror, maybe put on a little Philip Glass in the background...
Bluey, I have no Philip Glass to hand. Will Elton John do?
Guns N Roses just left the stage in the o2 after 22mins! Dunno what happened.
They realised they are crap except for slash? Axle realised he was a nasty useless dick?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
He's back on now after most have left the venue!
Apparently a bottle was thrown but sure it must have been plastic?
They should have just went to see Slash a few months back.
Word to Johnny Drama keep my Entourage with me....
My brother was at it, hope it turned out ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Did he travel from Derry tcm? Bloody hell Id be askin them to throw me on the stage nvm a bottle!
my house seems to be infested with flies lately. seem to have to kill at least 3 of the vermin every day :(
Yup, he stayed until the end though and really enjoyed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Sounds like an odd question, but bear with me on this one - Do you have a brown bin used for garden waste / composting by any chance??Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
That'll be the body under the stairs....Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
yeah, we have a small one for the kitchen that we empty regularly, and a big one that's collected every two weeks as part of the standard rubbish collectionQuote:
Originally Posted by Wolfie
The big one was attracting swarms of flies until the landlord powerhosed it clean a few weeks ago
can't be, it's encased in quicklime to dissolve the corps...err, I mean, what body?Quote:
Originally Posted by shannonman
Two words Mr B - Cool Dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
He's like the Fonz. Only he's a dog.
I don't ask much of you Lord, mainly because I don't believe in you, but if you're up there I would like the following results please:
Ireland win.
Russia lose.
Derry win.
Monaghan lose.
I don't think that's too much to ask for,
TCM
Beating Finn harps, only 4 points off top of table followed by watching doctor brown and the groove cats in the middle of the diamond where a bar has sprung up, perfect evening.
God I love the Monaghan blues festival. Best weekend in Monaghan. Bands in every pub and street corner. Fun times.
Seems he did TCM! :shock:Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Why does music sound even better when you're drunk?
Watermelon slim. Legend. Check him out.
Follow the adventure through. Pick a selection towards the end
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ba1B...layer_embedded
That's pure quality.*
*I may have typed 'humps...'
This is probably the right place to stick this, as "Travel" didn't exactly sound right. Was thinking of looking around Glasnevin Cemetery and that side of the city next time I'll go to Dublin, but the Dublin Bus site isn't much help when you only know the basics around the city centre. Which would be the easiest route from Heuston?
Take the luas to middle abbey streetQuote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
walk up o'connell street and turn right
take the 40D bus from parnell square west, it passes right by Glasnevin Cemetery
There's other buses that go past it, but it's the only one I know off the top of my head
Friend of mine got engaged on Saturday, and told me to keep April 27th, 2012 free
you'd think that wouldn't be a problem, but two months ago a bloke I used to live with got engaged and told me to keep April 28th, 2012 free