It’s Monday Mourning & we are in the midst of a Sahara Desert if Shocking Statistics:

zell12

Deleted User wrote: »

Ecuador is the world’s foremost supplier of roses. They can grow them around all year round. A lot of planes out of Quito are carrying cargoes of rose stems for supply all over de planet.

Holland, no?

2smiggy

maybe start selling food as well as curtains in time for the next pandemic ?

Mena Mitty

zell12 wrote: »

Knickers, Joe

'Knickers Bloomers and Drawers' the new bukeen from Jow...the pomes of the peeple.

'Hairy Mary had a canary up the leg of her drawers.
When she was sleeping, I was peeping....up the leg of her drawers'

2smiggy

PieOhMy wrote: »

Dunnes mustnt have paid the shake down money (advertising fee)

they must have done something wrong !!

gmisk

gmisk wrote: »

I totally agree.
But do you think a dunnes that doesn't sell food should be allowed to be open?

I'd say they have in hand sanitizer or something to get around it would be my guess...

He said clothes and housewares. So cleaning products? Loo paper?

shearforce

Gas, asking yer man was he aware it was his local TD's birthday yesterday.

zell12

zell12 wrote: »

Holland, no?

Holland is tulips caller.

zell12

zell12 wrote: »

Holland, no?

To be accurate they are third largest supplier, but best in quality.

https://www.sensecuador.com/blog/ecuadorian-roses-best-roses-world/

sligojoek

What ha sHeather Humphries birthday to do with anything?.

The Jooornal. Must be true so.

Mena Mitty

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Ecuador is the world’s foremost supplier of roses. They can grow them around all year round. A lot of planes out of Quito are carrying cargoes of rose stems for supply all over de planet.

Roses...mar dhea.

McDermotX

2smiggy wrote: »

maybe start selling food as well as curtains in time for the next pandemic ?

Thats the kind of outside the box thinking dats required.

I suspect giving away elastic for free is not a solid, long term business model.

gmisk

[Deleted User] wrote: »

He said clothes and housewares. So cleaning products? Loo paper?

Ah yeah you could be right
He could have got in some cleaning stuff even for fabrics etc...and stayed open

Dan Jaman

"De Journal, highly reputable."

<choke>

Hahahaha.

shearforce

"The Journal, highly reputable "

wha?

The Journal - thats highly reputable. :rolleyes:

2smiggy

gmisk wrote: »

I totally agree.
But do you think a dunnes that doesn't sell food should be allowed to be open?

I'd say they have in hand sanitizer or something to get around it would be my guess...

lots of companies are flouting the rules. Had to collect some parts around cork city today. Has gotten a lot busier , almost like there is no infectious disease ravaging the world

Guernsey & Jersey supplies lilies & de like, especially to UK. Isles of Scilly have small scale production too as they get earliest spring.

SEPT 23 1989

people are getting ahead of themselves

this will only be the first few days of the first phase

2smiggy

Deleted User wrote: »

The Journal - thats highly reputable. :rolleyes:

the irish version of the daily mail

cozar

A lot of these stores sell food but not essential food. Dry food mainly.

golondrinas

Deleted User wrote: »

Ecuador is the world’s foremost supplier of roses. They can grow them around all year round. A lot of planes out of Quito are carrying cargoes of rose stems for supply all over de planet.

And they supply young people with perfect English who have to come to Ireland to learn the Language from people with worser English. I’m totally bemused.

McDermotX

A whacker haircut

gmisk

When will the barber be open?!?

Why would you care, You haven't two hairs to rub together....lol

Faugheen

‘Cut proice coortins’

StreetLight

From one Stoooojie to another....

sligojoek

He nearly said c**tin curtains.

shearforce

"me auld flower"

ugh

SEPT 23 1989

46 28:D

zell12

No bye bye petal?

zell12

no advert?????