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    #1082
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    Webmonkey wrote: »
    its pouring rain. At least in Kerry.

    raining on and off in Cork too.

    so, the sensible thing is to stay in with a bottle of vino.


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    #1083
    Webmonkey
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    deRanged wrote: »
    raining on and off in Cork too.

    so, the sensible thing is to stay in with a bottle of vino.
    Not for me, I must drive up in this crap now! Going to be fun drifting around bends :pac:


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    #1084
    Vinta81
    Registered Users Posts: 2,953 ✭✭✭Vinta81


    Webmonkey wrote: »
    Not for me, I must drive up in this crap now! Going to be fun drifting around bends :pac:

    Yeah the roads weren't great on our way back, got stuck behind a bloody woman who didn't know what she was doing, those bloody bends for like 7k scare me :(


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    #1085
    Webmonkey
    Registered Users Posts: 9,579 ✭✭✭Webmonkey


    Vinta81 wrote: »
    Yeah the roads weren't great on our way back, got stuck behind a bloody woman who didn't know what she was doing, those bloody bends for like 7k scare me :(
    It's inevitable when you are in kerry that some donkey will be holding people up and wont' pull in or anything. I take it ye went the ballyvorne (can't spell) way. Bends are fairly serious there alright. If you did go that way, do your airs pop as you descend towards killarney, mine used.


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    #1086
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    Webmonkey wrote: »
    Going to be fun drifting around bends :pac:

    right, you take care of the doriftu, I'll take care of the wine.


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    #1087
    Webmonkey
    Registered Users Posts: 9,579 ✭✭✭Webmonkey


    Drink some for me :P - I won't be drinking until 29th. Can't wait


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    #1088
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    Baz, I dunno...I think it's more about me, I know what I want but I am too kind and then I panic (ok, he has his own probs, for sure, too).
    I should stand for myself more, so that then I feel more comfortable and hurt other people less.
    It's a bit complicated to explain like this, sorry.

    How is the study going?


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    #1089
    Vinta81
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    Webmonkey wrote: »
    It's inevitable when you are in kerry that some donkey will be holding people up and wont' pull in or anything. I take it ye went the ballyvorne (can't spell) way. Bends are fairly serious there alright. If you did go that way, do your airs pop as you descend towards killarney, mine used.

    Yeah we went that way, and you can't really overtake, it's the most direct route cause we get right up to the Well road.

    Have a good and SAFE drive back tonight! hopefully the weather will let up some!


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    #1090
    Webmonkey
    Registered Users Posts: 9,579 ✭✭✭Webmonkey


    Vinta81 wrote: »
    Yeah we went that way, and you can't really overtake, it's the most direct route cause we get right up to the Well road.

    Have a good and SAFE drive back tonight! hopefully the weather will let up some!
    Thanks, I'm off now! - Speak in 2 hours time for whoever is still up.


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    #1091
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    I am going to bed soon, gotta get up at 7...and I'll land in Dub at half past 4...
    And still I have to meet the ex, not even sure why, honestly.

    Is gonna be a loooong **** day...feck it.


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    #1092
    Vinta81
    Registered Users Posts: 2,953 ✭✭✭Vinta81


    I'll be up, making another pot of tea now :D

    Good Luck with the ex Tira and have a safe flight.


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    #1093
    magicianz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,115 ✭✭✭magicianz


    Vinta81 wrote: »
    gf probs? :( Wanna talk about it?


    I would but it will take like 5 posts cause im on my phone and thats too much effort for me xP

    Good luck with the ex 2mo tira! And remember coffee is your friend for early flights :-D


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    #1094
    Tirabaralla
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    Thanx guys.

    Magicianz, gl with the love probs, I so feel your pain...try to study anyway.

    Vinta, I'll follow u on the tea.


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    #1095
    Vinta81
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    magicianz wrote: »
    I would but it will take like 5 posts cause im on my phone and thats too much effort for me xP

    Good luck with the ex 2mo tira! And remember coffee is your friend for early flights :-D

    Ah of course, well hopefully it gets sorted out, crap answer I know lol.

    Tira, would it be bad to say I'm eyeing a nice glass of red lol.


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    #1096
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    Vinta81 wrote: »
    Tira, would it be bad to say I'm eyeing a nice glass of red lol.

    Red wine is very tipical from where I come from (Chianti)...so I don't feel envie for it, except when I am in Ireland and I miss good wine.


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    #1097
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    wine for everyone!
    /eyes empty bottle ...


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    #1098
    Vinta81
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    I drank so much white wine, all different brands this weekend in Kerry...I missed my red, which is worrying.

    A good glass of wine makes me chill.


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    #1099
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    I missed Ireland a bit, I thinks that's more worrying!


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    #1100
    tommmy1979
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    How about a few fava beans Tira ?:pac:


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    #1101
    Vinta81
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    Missing Ireland >>>> Wine!

    When your mother starts noticing your wine intake you know you need to cut back lol


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    #1102
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    tommmy1979 wrote: »
    How about a few fava beans Tira ?:pac:

    Didnt get this one, Tom...explain plzthx


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    #1103
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    Tirabaralla wrote: »
    Didnt get this one, Tom...explain plzthx

    fava beans and a nice chianti - Silence of the Lambs.

    You can get lovely wines in Cork too, I'm sure you can find nice italian wines.


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    #1104
    tommmy1979
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    deRanged wrote: »
    fava beans and a nice chianti - Silence of the Lambs.

    You can get lovely wines in Cork too, I'm sure you can find nice italian wines.

    Where's that now ?


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    #1105
    Tirabaralla
    Registered Users Posts: 2,422 ✭✭✭Tirabaralla


    Oh! I forgot that!
    But I am not so bad as Hannibal..aehm...gosh...>_<'

    Fava beans+pecorino cheese+chianti is niomniom

    DeRa...the prob is money in that case.


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    #1106
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    tommmy1979 wrote: »
    Where's that now ?

    bubble brothers in the English Market or Curious Wines in Bandon, both with web shops have fantastic wines.

    money is always the problem :(


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    #1107
    tommmy1979
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    what's pecorino cheese like ?

    I love cheese... my favourite is cashel blue or saint agur yumm


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    #1108
    magicianz
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    Vinta81 wrote: »
    Tira, would it be bad to say I'm eyeing a nice glass of red lol.

    If it will keep me awake ill take it :-P i have serious energy problems! I blame my extremely bad eating habits this weekend xD im going to be the size of a house boat =\


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    #1109
    Webmonkey
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    Have a nice trip back to Ireland Tira.


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    #1110
    Tirabaralla
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    TY Web, smooch!
    tommmy1979 wrote: »
    what's pecorino cheese like ?

    I love cheese... my favourite is cashel blue or saint agur yumm

    Pecorino is cheese made of sheep milk, I like it quite a bit and in Tuscany is very tipical to eat it with fava beans in spring or with honey in the rest of the year.
    I love cheese too, it's maybe my fave savoury food.
    I didn't taste cashel blue nor saint agur...wanna try now, they are both irish, right?


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    tommmy1979
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    Tirabaralla wrote: »
    TY Web, smooch!



    Pecorino is cheese made of sheep milk, I like it quite a bit and in Tuscany is very tipical to eat it with fava beans in spring or with honey in the rest of the year.
    I love cheese too, it's maybe my fave savoury food.
    I didn't taste cashel blue nor saint agur...wanna try now, they are both irish, right?

    cashel blue is irish, saint agur is french.. they're both blue, i think cashel blue is an attempted copy of saint agur

    Edit: Is there a cheese forum ?


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