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19-11-2009 6:36pm#1
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Typical merc driver in front there,leaning over the middle console and on the phone i see.0 -
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mercuroman wrote: »
Is that first guy on the phone? Nice responsible driving there![/QUOTE]
Probably calling work to tell them he'll be late while he's actually going around to old woman O'Tooles house for a quick rodgering...dirty capitalist swine!0 -
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We've all seen the faces of those ravaged by the floods of Sri Lanka and New Orleans.
This award winning photograph of the recent flood waters rising in Galway captures the horror and suffering of the people.
Keep these people in your thoughts and prayers......
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Bit of ingenuity on show here from one of my neighbours! Their driveway has been completely flooded since yesterday (the level has gone down a lot since last night, actually). Fair play to them!
I LOVE that house, lovely stone on it! Pass it when going to my Granny's, always makes me drool a little!
that's a great photo though!0 -
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I think we should spare a taught for the locations in England hit just as bad and even worse.......
Sky News were just reporting on various towns, a little place i've spent many wonderful nights in, Cockermouth has been among the worst hit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockermouth0 -
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gilberto_eire wrote: »I think we should spare a taught for the locations in England hit just as bad and even worse.......
Sky News were just reporting on various towns, a little place i've spent many wonderful nights in, Cockermouth has been among the worst hit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockermouth
Dreadful as it is, its hard to take a disaster in a place with the name of Cockermouth seriously
The thing is, they are having flooded houses and areas which is terrible. We are having flooded houses, areas and main arterial roads. The fact that for a while, you couldnt get from Galway to Tuam, Dublin or Limerick (North, East or South) is ridiculous and shows how little forward planning there has been. This whole affair wouldnt have been anything like as bad for instance if the M6/17/18 had been done years ago.
Trouble is there is no money at all to build flood defenses.0 -
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greeneyedspirit wrote: »Still, there was people trying to drive through. And they didn't give a **** about the band we put up. :mad:
Looks like he made it through fine, anyway you can hardly expect someone to stop after driving some distance through the water at your "band" did you think he could turn around or reverse?0 -
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You could have asked the guards or fire service to put some cones up or something that looked official.TBh i would have driven through the tape myself.
I could have? Don't see how from Knocknacarra tbh
I'm sure the residents did ask but as you can imagine, emergency services were a bit stretched in the last couple of days.0 -
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