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

shearforce

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SEPT 23 1989

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Atlantic Dawn

Those who's preference is dealing with cash only will really not like de post Covidid 19 wurdled.

pm1977x

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Whoy is he not also online?

His cousin working Deansgrange is all over the local Facebook groups selling her flowers from home which he failed to mention (if it's the same lady). Also, why is he only going back selling next Friday, why not Monday if he's in such a rush to get the cash in?

2smiggy

2smiggy wrote: »

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

The D'Unbelievables did a sketch called "Away in a home". I thought it was hilarious. It went like:

Martin: Isn't it terrible about the people over in China?
Visitor: What people Martin?
Martin: The Chinese!
Visitor: No Martin, what happened?
Martin: What?
Visitor: What happened to the people over in China?
Martin: Did something happen to the people over in China? :eek:

And then two minutes later Martin goes: Isn't it terrible about the people over in China?


I think an awful lot of Irish people have similar memory problems as poor auld Martin.

shearforce

shearforce wrote: »

"me auld flower"

ugh

À la John Gilligan to Veronica Guerin.

Mena Mitty

McDermotX wrote: »

A whacker haircut

Dat would be a twist on the age old 'Friar Tuck pudding bowl cut' favoured by the Irish Mamaí.

2smiggy

plenty of birds of prey in my area the last few years

SEPT 23 1989

beautiful burd

gmisk

Did da buzzards die of da pestolince?

golondrinas

gmisk wrote: »

When will the barber be open?!?

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

What’s the difference between a rabbit and a hare. You can pick a hair out of your arse.







Sorry.

Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Those who's preference is dealing with cash only will really not like de post Covidid 19 wurdled.

I never ever understand it. You see people queueing to pay for parking in Dundrum SC etc fuddling with wads of cash, when a quick tap does.

PieOhMy

Duffy trying to understand something about life outside of the captial

2smiggy

some of the eastern european lads are not too fond of the wildlife ...

thecretinhop

de buzzards head decapitated

Mena Mitty

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The D'Unbelievables did a sketch called "Away in a home". I thought it was hilarious. It went like:

Martin: Isn't it terrible about the people over in China?
Visitor: What people Martin?
Martin: The Chinese!
Visitor: No Martin, what happened?
Martin: What?
Visitor: What happened to the people over in China?
Martin: Did something happen to the people over in China? :eek:

And then two minutes later Martin goes: Isn't it terrible about the people over in China?


I think an awful lot of Irish people have similar memory problems as poor auld Martin.

That's one of the funniest sketches. Both of the old boys afraid of 'the black doctor'.....and saving for a mountain bike, God love him all he could do with the moubtain bike is polish it and admire his polishing.

gmisk

It sounds like the buzzards owed money to the mafia!

Cat’s jumping

Dan Jaman

Was de flower sellers decapitating de buzzards?

sligojoek

Buzz-aards

Dog in the background.

SEPT 23 1989

name them

2smiggy

'what are the dogs names ?'

Atlantic Dawn

Satanists?

McDermotX

Buzzard head rituals.


Classic Lahvlahn

Joe’s foie gras repeating again.

Abel Ruiz

Deleted User wrote: »

I never ever understand it. You see people queueing to pay for parking in Dundrum SC etc fuddling with wads of cash, when a quick tap does.

La-Di-Da caller sotospeak

Pity seagulls weren't used in rituals.

Dan Jaman

"Who uses de heads of buzzards...?"

Hm... dat's a puzzler, right enough, Joe.

Best not go down that road, it might be a bit awkward fer ye.

PieOhMy

If it was a farmer it was a stupid farmer lol

Atlantic Dawn

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Pity seagulls weren't used in rituals.

Badly need to be mass culled, Doubalin town city centre is full of them, particularly de parks.