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Shaka Hislop wrote: »First time in 2 months!
Good stuff man!
Here, it won't be long now before your penchant for putting on the high heels of a Friday night can return!
Pace yourself though. Rome wasn't built in a day!0 -
Good stuff man!
Here, it won't be long now before your penchant for putting on the high heels of a Friday night can return!
Pace yourself though. Rome wasn't built in a day!
They're a size too big, and the only ones that will actually go on...will have to wear the boot for a while more and ease back into shoes...physio should help with the swelling over the coming months... hopefully 0 -
Purple Mountain wrote: »Once you have a translator with you for the Kilkenny dialect, you'll be fine
Ill have you know I have a beautiful accent and you’re only jealous :P
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Shaka Hislop wrote: »They're a size too big, and the only ones that will actually go on...will have to wear the boot for a while more and ease back into shoes...physio should help with the swelling over the coming months... hopefully
Hooves are looking well 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Lying on the bed listening to the rain and browsing the menu for the restaurant I'm going to tomorrow evening, looking forward to a highly calorific meal and pints. Also heading out for dinner on Thursday night to a friends house, that will be a proper spud dinner with a selection of drinks. Looking forward to both so much , its been a long time coming.
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A social life and pints and potatoes.... what more could anyone want? Enjoy! 0 -
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in bed now, enjoyed the footie although I feel sad for the Scots, I always liked scotland.
Incidentally it needs to be said a girl with a strong Scottish accent is just, well .....wow!
Drinking a milky cup of organic ashwagandha here and eating a shortbread bickie. I think the organic ash stuff is meant to make ya sleepy and I assume the sugar in the shortbread should keep me awake so I'm a nice happy medium here0 -
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in bed now, enjoyed the footie although I feel sad for the Scots, I always liked scotland.
Incidentally it needs to be said a girl with a strong Scottish accent is just, well .....wow!
Drinking a milky cup of organic ashwagandha here and eating a shortbread bickie. I think the organic ash stuff is meant to make ya sleepy and I assume the sugar in the shortbread should keep me awake so I'm a nice happy medium here
I love parts of Scotland and parts of Scotland hate us.:( The Tartan Army do not like any Rep of Ireland soccer fan and my memories go back to 1986. A bit like the northern Ireland gang. The particular culture that stands on it's particular religion have completely forgotten that the "Catholic" thing in Ireland is long gone out the window. But these dudes stand over it as a right of passage. So from my experiences in football, **** Scotland.:D0 -
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I love parts of Scotland and parts of Scotland hate us.:( The Tartan Army do not like any Rep of Ireland soccer fan and my memories go back to 1986. A bit like the northern Ireland gang. The particular culture that stands on it's particular religion have completely forgotten that the "Catholic" thing in Ireland is long gone out the window. But these dudes stand over it as a right of passage. So from my experiences in football, **** Scotland.:D jaysus don't hold back there mate :pac:
Ah but yeah seriously I know what ya mean. There's a lot of division over there even among their own fans.
I remember being on a train over there when all the Gers fans got on after a match too and I was afraid to say a word in case they heard my accent. Sat in silence the whole journey
The majority of Scots are lovely though, the less said about the minority you're talking about the better though, yeah.0 -
jaysus don't hold back there mate :pac:
Ah but yeah seriously I know what ya mean. There's a lot of division over there even among their own fans.
I remember being on a train over there when all the Gers fans got on after a match too and I was afraid to say a word in case they heard my accent. Sat in silence the whole journey
The majority of Scots are lovely though, the less said about the minority you're talking about the better though, yeah.
Sometimes I don't like to hold back.:D You know what I was saying though. From Loch Lomond northwards is grand.:D Anyway, this movie is a classic!0 -
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jaysus don't hold back there mate :pac:
Ah but yeah seriously I know what ya mean. There's a lot of division over there even among their own fans.
I remember being on a train over there when all the Gers fans got on after a match too and I was afraid to say a word in case they heard my accent. Sat in silence the whole journey
The majority of Scots are lovely though, the less said about the minority you're talking about the better though, yeah.
I'm probably the only Rangers fan in Kerry 0 -
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Hello all.... just a quick check in.
Chilled here in our hotel room, after a day of exploring the local environs including a trip to Jerpoint Abbey, a coffee by the River Nore in Inistioge and drive over the amazing River Barrow cable stayed bridge as part of the N25 New Ross bypass.
Such rich and beautiful countryside. 0 -
Shaka Hislop wrote: »I'm probably the only Rangers fan in Kerry
Ah dont worry, we will still talk to you anyway 0 -
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Leg End Reject wrote: »They'd better be fruit scones.
Awful drizzly day out there, the fecking grass will shoot up now.
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Who’s putting the kettle on??? I’ll have a hot chocolate thanks
The hot chocolate you deserve is not made from powder and hot water!
Its made from steaming hot milk and one of those pieces of chocolate from Butlers that melts in to the milk. And then throw a few pink and white marshmallows in on top.
Yup!0 -
Speaking of which, I've still got a good head of steam in my espresso machine from making myself a cappuccino right now, so I might as well make use of it
*slides over freshly made mugs of hot chocolate to Auto and to Trigger (for the inspiration* Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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Now that is a Tune, Mam!
Deskside* after one hell of a weird day. My mind feels like it's running on auxiliary generators only...
*Broken Wings may or may not be my current ear worm :pac:Good luck trying to figure me out. I haven't managed that myself yet!
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