A random waffle thread?

Insect Overlord

Red King wrote: »

*Only works with hot single birds Otherwise they can feck off and freeze

That would only work if I were single too! :P

Swiper the fox

Does anybody know if any of the Dunnes in Limerick are stocking the Paul Galvin range of clothes?
No smart comments please, I've seen them online and some of the pieces look nice, they haven't it in Jetland or Childers road, at least not last week.

Poxyshamrock

Swiper the fox wrote: »

Does anybody know if any of the Dunnes in Limerick are stocking the Paul Galvin range of clothes?
No smart comments please, I've seen them online and some of the pieces look nice, they haven't it in Jetland or Childers road, at least not last week.

I'd imagine if any of them was going to have it, it would be those two.

Swiper the fox

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

I'd imagine if any of them was going to have it, it would be those two.

I'd have thought so, it seems a bit strange considering the fanfare there is around this new range. I'm actually raging (slight exaggeration:pac:) because I saw them in Dunnes in Cork a few weeks ago and didn't pay much attention as I was with the kids and I just figured I'd see them in Jetland as I find myself in there around once a week.

Special Circumstances

I thought the advertising campaign was a bit low budget, dunno about the clothes

h3000

The junction of O'Connell street and Roches street is a massive pothole. It's in really really bad condition. Mind yourselves if your driving, cycling or crossing the road there.

Wise Old Elf

Spotted that yesterday, it's a mess. Were there works there or something?

Mc Love

The junction of Glentworth and O'Connell Street is another pothole

roast

There were evening works at both of those junctions over the last couple of weeks, come to think of it.

Berty

Beware , childers road retail park internal traffic plan is active.

They make everything worse.

Insect Overlord

Ah, Childers Road. I worked in one of the places in that retail park for just over a year. The build-up to Christmas was insane, and the January sales were almost as bad. I was happy to cycle there and back, no matter what the weather was like, just to avoid the traffic!

DaveNoCheese

So very poorly planned! Only one exit ffs... The missus works there and I don't envy her having to deal with that chaos!

JamesBond2010

Hi This is an honest Question
Has anyone every gone up to armagh before ?
Be going around here Rushmere Shopping Centre, Craigavon. Just wondering is it rough around there. ? Heard stories like in belfast certain places u dont go with an irish reg cause u will get ''killed'/beaten up.
Is armagh like that too ??
Never up the north before see.

ShatterProof

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Hi This is an honest Question
Has anyone every gone up to armagh before ?
Be going around here Rushmere Shopping Centre, Craigavon. Just wondering is it rough around there. ? Heard stories like in belfast certain places u dont go with an irish reg cause u will get ''killed'/beaten up.
Is armagh like that too ??
Never up the north before see.

being a member of her majesty's secret service , i'd say you'll have no problems.

stefanovich

Swiper the fox wrote: »

The Crescent one is terrible, so bad it is unbelievable. You've seen the photo, a few years ago we went to see him and were in McDonalds beforehand, you will not believe this but he was in there without the beard and hat and he was loudly having a cigarette with some mate of his.
When my daughter tried to tell him about her list he stopped her abruptly and said that there's no need to tell him, its all in the list, she even said later on that that Santa wasn't a bit nice.

Mod edit to fix (what I hope was) an auto-correct error

Dying to know what the typo was...

Swiper the fox

stefanovich wrote: »

Dying to know what the typo was...

The mod changed slag (verb: to slag, banter, having a laugh at the others expense) to cigarette, is slag not used in Limerick?

ComfortKid

Swiper the fox wrote:

The mod changed slag (verb: to slag, banter, having a laugh at the others expense) to cigarette, is slag not used in Limerick?

Yes it is. My mates are always slagging me as in taking the p**s out of me..

stefanovich

Having a slag is an unusual way to use the word. It was used more as a noun than a verb. In that context it could be interpreted as meaning they had sex with a loose woman.

Clareman

stefanovich wrote: »

Having a slag is an unusual way to use the word. It was used more as a noun than a verb. In that context it could be interpreted as meaning they had sex with a loose woman.

That's the way I took it and figured that it was fag that was autocorrected, oopsie

Clareman

Figured there was no point in keeping my stupid mistake in the other thread and figured others might want to see my stupidity so moved them here.

Back story, I read a post of "having a slag with a mate" and thought some "adult" type activity and reading the post that slag was an auto-correct for fag (i.e. cigarette), so I edited the post, turns out it wasn't

Swiper the fox

stefanovich wrote: »

Having a slag is an unusual way to use the word. It was used more as a noun than a verb. In that context it could be interpreted as meaning they had sex with a loose woman.

Santy Claus??? In McDonalds:eek::eek::eek:, in the middle of the day:eek:

Feckin hell, I thought he was bad enough anyway, if he had been spit roasting a young lady with his pal I don't think we would have went to see him in the grotto afterwards at all, even if the kids would have been a bit dissapointed:pac:

Clareman

Swiper the fox wrote: »

Santy Claus??? In McDonalds:eek::eek::eek:, in the middle of the day:eek:

Feckin hell, I thought he was bad enough anyway, if he had been spit roasting a young lady with his pal I don't think we would have went to see him in the grotto afterwards at all, even if the kids would have been a bit dissapointed:pac:

Now just think of being a mod and thinking that someone is alluding to Santa being shared in the middle of the day in McDonald's in the Crescent, quick edit

philstar

what'd be the best cinema to see star wars ???

Jofspring

philstar wrote: »

what'd be the best cinema to see star wars ???

Probably between showtime and omniplex. Will be going for showtime personally. Screen 2 there has excellent quality and sound. The seats seem to be an issue of contention though. I find them comfortable, some people don't.

sioda

philstar wrote: »

what'd be the best cinema to see star wars ???

Was at the odeon the place is really rundown armrests missing very loud ac. I'm thinking showtime or the maxx in the omniplex

JamesBond2010

Hello Can u hear Me ?:D:D:D:p:p


Does anyone know where u can get solder paste in limerick??, Tried B&q & halfords no luck

dashoonage

Maplin.

JamesBond2010

I didnt see any on the shelf on Maplain. must check website
No they dont have any

phog

Christmas Tree Recycling

Plus three FREE additional one-day collection points:

Musgraves Car Park, Park Road - Friday 8th January from 9am to 3pm
Watch House Cross Complex - Saturday 9th January from 9am to 3pm
Our Lady Of Lourdes, Childers Rd​​​ - Saturday 16th January from 9am to 3pm

Jofspring

Berty wrote: »

Mulgrave Street earlier. Inbound cars, spotted 11 Parking Fines on Windscreens. There might have been more before I started to spot them. :eek:

Did Leonards Motors illegaly parked cars have any tickets or fines? Of course not. :rolleyes:

Still love to know how they are getting away with that. Between them and the Savoy hotel.