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Guinness n' Rollies 2: Off Topic Chat Thread
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Lovely - was nicely done up for Christmas, nice service and very busy, had a lovely breakfast there I must say and will definitely go back, or at least look for rivalsDeleted User wrote: »How was it? Been about 4 years since I have managed to go in there - despite being in or around the area often enough - but I remember quite liking it the last time.
One of my girlfriends goes to Germany on occasion for work. Not near as much as she used to pre-baby - but sometimes. She brings back some german beers for me and I have found Paulaner and Erdinger to be on the top of my list of beers to avoid.
Unfortunately not many of the best ones make it as far as Ireland. I guess the germans only export the ones they themselves do not like that much. One that I do see on occasion here in Ireland though - especially in Offies - is Franksiskaner which I would recommend much more readily than Paulaner.
Franksiskaner make a stout too - but have yet to get my hands on that. As an occasional Guiness drinker however I am keen to try at least one.
I have to say, a beer that I like and find hard to spot in Cork, barring a few bars, is Kronenburg (sp?) - lovely stuff0 -
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We're doing 12 pubs on the 20th, there are talks of possibly doing another one on the 21st depending what state the bodies are in but I figure we probably won't. Good chance we'll head home some time the evening of the 21st if there isn't a night out on the cards. There is a 12 pubs in Tralee on the 23rd I think if you fancy it.
Bunch of us going to Dingle for NYE, should be good craic!
Ah here....who do you think you are, 12 pubs two days running, get outa here!! :pac:
I'll try pop over to Tralee at some stage, will be popping to Rath at some stage for definite, possibly the 21st or 22nd, think I'll be at home the 23rd though, mother will need a hand with loads of shíte no doubt and guaranteed I'll have nothing wrapped or under the tree! Damn my laziness!
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BonsaiKitten wrote: »There's been queues in the SU bar since 10. Jeeesus tonight will be mental!
Ahh I remember those days
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Grand Canyon is a must see from a helicopter, amazing. Hiked down a trail the next day and got caught in a snow storm on the way back up. Physically and mentally tough. Couldn't get to sleep that evening and had to take some paracetamol to take the edge off the hiking pains.
Worth it, though!
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The Black Oil wrote: »Grand Canyon is a must see from a helicopter, amazing. Hiked down a trail the next day and got caught in a snow storm on the way back up. Physically and mentally tough. Couldn't get to sleep that evening and had to take some paracetamol to take the edge off the hiking pains. Worth it, though!
How all?
I was just thinking I hadn't seen you around the place much! Welcome back, good to hear the trip went well. Recovered yet?
So during last nights mess my house seem to have acquired a fish...I don't really remember how...cute fish though!0 -
Did you get the one that flies low through the canyon and plays this while doing it?The Black Oil wrote: »Grand Canyon is a must see from a helicopter, amazing.
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Anyway, good evening for me; 3 more christmas presents sorted (5 down, 7 to go
), hard gym session for me achey old bones, and a quick trip to the offy to pick up a good old selection of Irish craft beers.
Currently enjoying 8 Degrees' Aztec Stout. It's brewed with chillies, and you'd know.0 -
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The Black Oil wrote: »Grand Canyon is a must see from a helicopter, amazing. Hiked down a trail the next day and got caught in a snow storm on the way back up. Physically and mentally tough. Couldn't get to sleep that evening and had to take some paracetamol to take the edge off the hiking pains. Worth it, though!
How all?
That sounds absolutely nuts!!
Glad you enjoyed it!BonsaiKitten wrote: »So during last nights mess my house seem to have acquired a fish...I don't really remember how...cute fish though!
Hello? Is this the ISPCA? :pac:Coleman Slawski wrote: »Mornin gaize, how goes it?
Second last day in work today, finish tomorrow evening til the 30th, canny flippin wait!
Very nice sir, however, I'll see your '30th' and I'll raise you a '6th of January' Finishing Friday and managed to swing two weeks. Loads to do before then though! 0 -
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Shshhshhhhh and stop complainingPepe LeFrits wrote: »Really wish I'd taken off the few days before Christmas. Would have so much less nonsense to worry about if I had.
Need the money though, innit.
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Pepe LeFrits wrote: »Really wish I'd taken off the few days before Christmas. Would have so much less nonsense to worry about if I had.
Need the money though, innit.
Ah well - spare a thought for those of us who are barely taking any days off - before, during or after Christmas.
Alas when you work in software - and that software goes into high use business like "retail" - you often find that the best days to take the time to install large upgrades and migrations of that software are the days when everything is closed and everyone is at home warm in bed.
So Christmas morning into late after noon for me is likely to consist of running a large upgrade patch to customer of our retail software. Nice.
Still I will likely have my feet up sometime in mid to late january instead while the rest of the world slogs back to work after a nice holiday. So do not spare too much thought all the same 0 -
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Yeah, I'm glad we've no maintenance to be done over Christmas....we absolutely could have scheduled some work but we all decided it could wait for a Saturday in the new year....which is fine by meDeleted User wrote: »Ah well - spare a thought for those of us who are barely taking any days off - before, during or after Christmas.
Alas when you work in software - and that software goes into high use business like "retail" - you often find that the best days to take the time to install large upgrades and migrations of that software are the days when everything is closed and everyone is at home warm in bed.
So Christmas morning into late after noon for me is likely to consist of running a large upgrade patch to customer of our retail software. Nice.
Still I will likely have my feet up sometime in mid to late january instead while the rest of the world slogs back to work after a nice holiday. So do not spare too much thought all the same 0 -
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They changed just enough of the story to avoid paying me royaltiesI once heard of a man who drank so much coffee that his body eventually went to over 50% coffee, but if he slowed his coffee consumption down to below 50% then he'd explode so he has to drink loads of coffee in order to work
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