A random waffle thread? (Part 2)

JamesBond2010

Snotaul Goodman wrote: »

Oh sweet jesus

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

dominatinMC

I've seen a few cars around Limerick recently with the Adare Manor logo pasted to the front windscreen. Anyone know what that's about? Doesn't look like a staff sticker. Is there some kind of members club (apart from the golf club, that is) out there?

source

dominatinMC wrote: »

I've seen a few cars around Limerick recently with the Adare Manor logo pasted to the front windscreen. Anyone know what that's about? Doesn't look like a staff sticker. Is there some kind of members club (apart from the golf club, that is) out there?

Staff sticker must likely.

Berty

Could be there Concierge that drops people to/from the village or the City. Lots of 5* hotels have vehicles like that.

source

source wrote: »

Staff sticker must likely.

Just to clarify I have a relation working in the Manor, she says they have a black sticker with the "A" logo in silver to gain access to the grounds and for staff parking.

James Bond Junior

I bought two books in O Mahoneys today and they were 25% cheaper than Easons/Amazon. Great to see our locally owned indie can beat the big guy, Irish owned or not. I am a huge believer in buying local and Irish and making a conscious effort to shop in the city centre, so it's good to see the retailers there are able to compete and retain business.

diusmr8a504cvk

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I bought two books in O Mahoneys today and they were 25% cheaper than Easons/Amazon. Great to see our locally owned indie can beat the big guy, Irish owned or not. I am a huge believer in buying local and Irish and making a conscious effort to shop in the city centre, so it's good to see the retailers there are able to compete and retain business.

Shane they've no student discount

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I bought two books in O Mahoneys today and they were 25% cheaper than Easons/Amazon. Great to see our locally owned indie can beat the big guy, Irish owned or not. I am a huge believer in buying local and Irish and making a conscious effort to shop in the city centre, so it's good to see the retailers there are able to compete and retain business.

They Changed their tune so. They used to be robbing feckers. they prob did it now to stay competitive

dashoonage

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

They Changed their tune so. They used to be robbing feckers. they prob did it now to stay competitive

Did you buy jnr's school books there?

JamesBond2010

dashoonage wrote: »

Did you buy jnr's school books there?

ya i did some of them ;):cool:

johnnyryan89

Who were the creepy looking middle aged men wearing capes and going on about abortions today in town?

diusmr8a504cvk

johnnyryan89 wrote: »

Who were the creepy looking middle aged men wearing capes and going on about abortions today in town?

Priests? :pac:

kilburn

johnnyryan89 wrote:

Who were the creepy looking middle aged men wearing capes and going on about abortions today in town?

They are the monks from moyross

Insect Overlord

I'm pretty sure they were foreigners. I walked past them down near the Potato Market and the mixture of accents was very unusual. Some of them looked German or Dutch, some more North American, some British.

toodleytoo

Any recommendations on where in town has live music on Friday evenings?

phog

johnnyryan89 wrote: »

Who were the creepy looking middle aged men wearing capes and going on about abortions today in town?

This group?

source

phog wrote: »

This group?

Those are the lads I had interaction with the time of the marriage equality referendum. Religious group, all of them were Americans and the minute they were challenged they shoved a camera in my face.

Didn't like it when I pointed out that the book from the bible which condemned homosexuality also condemned the wearing of the gold lion they had on and the capes of mixed fibres.

mdmix

phog wrote: »

This group?

Looks like Lannister men, up to no good no doubt.

fryup

connected to the ancient order of hibernian i wonder??

JamesBond2010

mdmix wrote: »

Looks like Lannister men, up to no good no doubt.

who the hell are they ? all i am getting is lord of the rings :D:D

bazz26

The radical wing of the Stonecutters no doubt:

I have been waiting a very long time for something like this to come here

Dolans

"Boiler Room tour announced for Irish tour in Galway, Cork, Limerick and Derry.

Boiler Room have just announced a 4 show non broadcast tour for Ireland this September. The huge electronic music platform will hit Galway, Cork, Limerick and Derry this September for 4 nights. This will be big."

James Bond Junior

Where is the best place to dispose of old laptops, ipads, phones? I know Cex will pay for ipads etc but do they need to be working?

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

Where is the best place to dispose of old laptops, ipads, phones? I know Cex will pay for ipads etc but do they need to be working?

ya they do but its a pain the arse selling to them. make sure all the data is wiped of them.

James Bond Junior

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

ya they do but its a pain the arse selling to them. make sure all the data is wiped of them.

They are goosed. One ipad is a gen 2 and doesnt turn on.

Put the whole lot in a box and put an ad on Adverts as free to take away or even ask for a tenner. They'll be gone within the hour. If you get a tenner go and have 2 pints.

Seriously, my sister does this the whole time when doing a clear out. She lives in Dublin though and from experience, Adverts is way more active up there. Worth a shot at least.

James Bond Junior

Thanks guys. All I'll say is never move house, never mind move countries.

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

Thanks guys. All I'll say is never move house, never mind move countries.

i know the amount of crap u accumulate is unreal. You never realise till you move.

James Bond Junior

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

i know the amount of crap u accumulate is unreal. You never realise till you move.

Crap being an understatement.

bazz26

Lidl on Childers Road had an electronic recycle day last Friday. Mungret centre should take them too, it's €5 for a car boot so might be worth loading up with other stuff if your going there.