A random waffle thread? (Part 2)

JamesBond2010

anyone else encounter this problem when logging into my eir.
stays on this window. I am logged in as u can see in top corner of window. always the same with this stupid website.

Merry Christmas ye pack of gowls :P

Hope ye all have a great day!

thesimpsons

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

anyone else encounter this problem when logging into my eir.
stays on this window. I am logged in as u can see in top corner of window. always the same with this stupid website.

Find lately its better using IE for eircom. Kept getting logged out but with IE no problems

JamesBond2010

thanks was trying in different browsers was one of its moods today, forgot to pay the bill it was due & only thought it today.

dashoonage

Just tried unlock.ie there for an s6 and no joy refunded me my money and said they couldn't do it

kilburn

dashoonage wrote:

Just tried unlock.ie there for an s6 and no joy refunded me my money and said they couldn't do it

I unlocked an s6 3-4 weeks ago with them, code probably won't work for you but send me a dm and I will send it on

YFlyer

Coill1 wrote: »

Cyclists at Groody Roundabout are nuts - they just cycle out in front of cars - similarly at the Johnson & Johnson roundabout... (no problem with dismounted cyclists by the way)

Those teenagers cycling around the Dublin Road that got the bikes with the yellow rim tyres are lunatics. I may have thought I was Sean Kelly going down through town in my teens. These lads just cycle perpendicular to the flow of traffic.

YFlyer

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

I know they seemed more focussed on the traffic & getting off the roundabout (tunnel vision). Who ever thought that was a great idea to put pedestrian crossing on a roundabout should be shot. Hard enough get out of some roundabouts. without a car suddenly stopping on the roundabout which your are not supposed to do. Or the careless pedestrian type who just walk straight out without Stopping & looking 1st which the right thing to do.

I have a habit of waiting for the driver to respond to me before attempting to cross there. Not up for jumping up on a bonnet to lessen the impact.

JamesBond2010

YFlyer wrote: »

I have a habit of waiting for the driver to respond to me before attempting to cross there. Not up for jumping up on a bonnet to lessen the impact.

That way then u know he sees you & lets u cross & car beside him will see &stop if coming behind as well. (not just tunnel visioned & concentrating on the cars on roundabout only )

YFlyer

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

That way then u know he sees you & lets u cross & car beside him will see &stop if coming behind as well. (not just tunnel visioned & concentrating on the cars on roundabout only )

I do wait for a response from the vehicle parallel to the first one stop before going on my merry way. Second vehicle driver last week had her blinkers on even though I was a third of the way across.

JamesBond2010

YFlyer wrote: »

I do wait for a response from the vehicle parallel to the first one stop before going on my merry way. Second vehicle driver last week had her blinkers on even though I was a third of the way across.

ya u would get them ones alright total spaced out. same ones that would be cruising down the outside lane & wondering why everyone is flashing @ them:D:D:D

YFlyer

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

ya u would get them ones alright total spaced out. same ones that would be cruising down the outside lane & wondering why everyone is flashing @ them:D:D:D

Yeah you got to be at your wits end. Country folks coming back on a Sunday evening are more of a threat.

fryup

is the ice rink..knacker free?

James Bond Junior

I had a flying visit to Limerick, a bare 24 hours. I'm a Galwegian and Ms Moneypenny is a Kerry woman but by God I felt like I had finally come home after 10 days in Ireland. We've no family in the city, so no link really and our house is rented so we have to rely on friends for a bed. I was reminded why I love my adopted city so much, we couldn't make it down O Connell St without bumping into old friends and neighbours, everyone was so glad to see us and genuinely interested in how life out foreign is going. We will be away for another while yet but today solidified why we chose to settle in Limerick for good.

LaFuton

i always wondered if my punctuation was after me.

James Bond Junior

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I had a flying visit to Limerick, a bare 24 hours. I'm a Galwegian and Ms Moneypenny is a Kerry woman but by God I felt like I had finally come home after 10 days in Ireland. We've no family in the city, so no link really and our house is rented so we have to rely on friends for a bed. I was reminded why I love my adopted city so much, we couldn't make it down O Connell St without bumping into old friends and neighbours, everyone was so glad to see us and genuinely interested in how life out foreign is going. We will be away for another while yet but today solidified why we chose to settle in Limerick for good.

Did you go to chicken hut?

RhubarbCrumble

James Bond Junior wrote: »

I had a flying visit to Limerick, a bare 24 hours. I'm a Galwegian and Ms Moneypenny is a Kerry woman but by God I felt like I had finally come home after 10 days in Ireland. We've no family in the city, so no link really and our house is rented so we have to rely on friends for a bed. I was reminded why I love my adopted city so much, we couldn't make it down O Connell St without bumping into old friends and neighbours, everyone was so glad to see us and genuinely interested in how life out foreign is going. We will be away for another while yet but today solidified why we chose to settle in Limerick for good.

I'd move to Kerry in the morning if I could, but Mr Crumble won't budge :mad:

James Bond Junior

Snotaul Goodman wrote: »

Did you go to chicken hut?

No. Don't mention the war.

James Bond Junior

James Bond Junior wrote: »

No. Don't mention the war.

Oh dear

JamesBond2010

James Bond Junior wrote: »

No. Don't mention the war.

Gowl u:p:p :D:D:D:D

keane2097

There's a sold out 10k run in Adare on 23rd of February that a friend of mine is looking for an entry for. If anyone knows of anyone trying to offload one please let me know.

Thanks.

JamesBond2010

This My Eir is the greatest pain in the hole ever, never seems to work right

Mc Love

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

This My Eir is the greatest pain in the hole ever, never seems to work right

Try getting it to work on your phone

JamesBond2010

Mc Love wrote: »

Try getting it to work on your phone

Both ways phone & computer acting up trying to log on

DaveNoCheese

Hey folks,

Any suggestions as to where I could pick up some plain white cardboard boxes in the city?

A bit smaller than a standard shoe box size, white is preferable but they could be brown as well?

Thanks,
Dave

sioda

DaveNoCheese wrote: »

Hey folks,

Any suggestions as to where I could pick up some plain white cardboard boxes in the city?

A bit smaller than a standard shoe box size, white is preferable but they could be brown as well?

Thanks,
Dave

Silkes on Catherine Street usually have them

JamesBond2010

Lads was just wondering would Bob sweeney have any of those wheel Lock nut Keys For a 08 Mondeo. I know there is different types.With all the scrapped mondeos I thought he might have some.

bazz26

A Ford dealer will sell you one for your exact car, they should not be that expensive.

JamesBond2010

bazz26 wrote: »

A Ford dealer will sell you one for your exact car, they should not be that expensive.

i mean if you have lost the lock nut key,not buy some.

bazz26

Yes the lock nut. Bob Sweeney is very unlikely to give you one for nothing.