John Day 30 for 30 could be good. Not release date that I can see. Although I noticed I have a nice few 30 for 30s to catch up on now
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Originally posted by Denny Crane View Postha @that article, matcha has been the new big thing for about a decade now. Think it's all just a marketing campaign by a guy that's invested in it.
Tastes like seaweed afaicrLast edited by SatNav; 12-02-16, 12:49.Her sky-ness
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Solid editorial
Search Trees grow on money but also on scientific advice Fascism thrives on climate breakdown TIME Deathly conspiracy The ‘omerta’ around CRH described in June’s Village extends to its liability for Mica One out of nine Mulholland Drivel Neither window nor mirror, more the national vase The Brendan O’Connor Show: revisiting analysis of RTÉ’s Newspaper […]
This edition of Village explores at length the extent to which the coalition government delivered on its Programme for Government. It’s a fair test and it shows that, beyond economic stability, the Government has been a disappointment.
Labour certainly does not have the Fine Gael appeal of consistency. It never does what its manifestos promise. Worse, a number of its senior TDs have allowed themselves to appear smug and ideologically jaded or even, in Alan Kelly’s case, dangerous. Because of the elasticity of its conscience Labour has long attracted the wrong type of representatives.
Fianna Fáil is tainted by its reckless past and the incoherence of its platform. It believes serving the people and business in equal measure is viable. It has learnt little beyond the need to regulate the banks.
Sinn Féin’s commitment to a Left agenda is unclear bearing in mind its defining preference for irredentist nationalism over ideology, its governing strategy in the North and its willingness to coalesce with Fianna Fáil. Its performance at local-authority level is not impressive or particularly leftist. It is cultist, and ambivalent about democracy and transparency, and its leaders lie casually about its, and particularly its leader Gerry Adams’, past.
Renua seems like a somehow unendearing chip off Fine Gael’s Christian Democratic block, with a penchant for propriety.
The Independent Alliance (dubbed Shane Féin) is utterly incoherent of policy and membership. If ex-stockbroker Mr Ross and turfcutter Michael Fitzmaurice ever breathed an atom of the same political air, Village cannot imagine where it was.
Village has a weakness for the Social Democrats, whose mild platform is essentially the same as Labour’s, though strangely more pro-business, but whose small membership is more prepossessing. Its antipathy to water taxes is expedient but regrettable.
The radical Left offers the huge appeal of integrity and seriousness but its opposition to property taxes is inexcusable, and its focus on opposition to water taxes rather than a broader anti-inequality platform, including opposition to the iniquities of Nama, corruption and the resurrection of the developer classes has sold its revolutionary ideology short.
The Green Party’s policies are often radical, and its agenda mature, but it is not hard-minded and it achieved so little in the last government that it is difficult to be enthusiastic.
The non-ideological, non-visionary parties of the pragmatic centre hold little appeal, even when mitigated by somewhat more thoughtful ones.
A coalition of the parties of the left, radical left and the Greens would, as always, best promote Village’s agenda, if no doubt imperfectly.
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Pretty good comment re FG in the comments section of an IT article. Describes the likes of John Bruton and Peter Sutherland (ugh) to a tee
At a basic, subconscious level they don't believe it's (Ireland) a proper country the way France or the US are proper countries. They consider it a kind of romantic indulgence, not something serious people stand up for. A slight embarrassment, to be honest. They'll represent it the way a solicitor represents his client. Yeah, it's kind of his job, but bottom line is he doesn't really care because he lives in the same neighbourhood as the judge and the prosecutor, so in the end, he'll always advise his client to roll over
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Originally posted by shrapnel View Postone for the horsehead elite. This is a sweet deal for a sweet wine
http://www.tesco.com/wine/product/de...4622639&sc_cmp"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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Originally posted by shrapnel View Postone for the horsehead elite. This is a sweet deal for a sweet wine
http://www.tesco.com/wine/product/de...4622639&sc_cmp
Now THIS could be a great weekend.
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Originally posted by Emmet View PostSolid editorial
http://www.villagemagazine.ie/"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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Is anyone in a position to advise about Fedex. I don't use them, have a login account but no account number. American company instead of sending me a DVD of a therapy training decided to send me a Spanish copy of one of their books instead So they posted me a return package with all the Fedex labels, documents, pouch, and envelope.
I don't know how to send it. I had thought I could pop to one of 3 listed Dublin places that has Fedex drop off facilities, but no dice, tried today but it doesn't work that way with the company I went to (would have to be using their service or something blah blah).
So does anyone know if I need an account number to arrange a pick up? Or will I have to pay for the pick up?
Why am I asking here like a fool? Well. Fedex are quite remarkable in this respect I have discovered. At one point I was typing a question into support chat only to discover it was an automated service that wanted me to write a less lengthy question with better keywords.
Then I found the actual chat service, wrote a few questions out and clicked it. Waited until I thought an agent might appear, it just came up that the question was cancelled as there was no-one available i.e. fuck off, you can't even wait for someone.
Ring up and they have cleverly made it that there are no options for me to ask the questions that I need to ask.
And their site is so confusing. I can't even figure out how to get an account number, not that I want one.
Some shower, and I have wasted over an hour of my life for something that has a $20 value. I feel obligated to send it back to the company though.
Any helpers?
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Originally posted by PSV58 View PostPretty good comment re FG in the comments section of an IT article. Describes the likes of John Bruton and Peter Sutherland (ugh) to a tee
At a basic, subconscious level they don't believe it's (Ireland) a proper country the way France or the US are proper countries. They consider it a kind of romantic indulgence, not something serious people stand up for. A slight embarrassment, to be honest. They'll represent it the way a solicitor represents his client. Yeah, it's kind of his job, but bottom line is he doesn't really care because he lives in the same neighbourhood as the judge and the prosecutor, so in the end, he'll always advise his client to roll overTurning millions into thousands
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Originally posted by Denny Crane View PostDid you try the mailbox place on Lombard Street? Have never used them for Fedex but have dropped off things for UPS there. UPS are equally as infuriating to try and contact.
http://www.mbe.co.uk/irelanddublinlo.../fedex_courier
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Originally posted by NuckChorris View PostSaw them and was dying to try it on my cat and had the video at the ready. Uploaded it there to youtube to share the hilarity with you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCE4YHsld3k
Maybe I should've removed the wrapper!
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Originally posted by shrapnel View Postit's crazy! and it's a ridic good deal. French websites are all quoting that bottle at a minimum of twice the price!
Buy in massive bulk
sell direct from warehouse
add a bit of glamour to a very tired brand
Profit!
Originally posted by MrsFlushdraw View PostTony did it a while back with our cats and they were the same. Turned, looked then went back to eating! One is only kitten as well.
And/Or plastic wrapper still on may have an effect!?
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Originally posted by Solskjaer View PostThe missus thought she was having a heart attack at 2 this morning bungled her and the kid into the car and off to A n E for the night . Took the kid home to bed . She had a few tests done . No heart attack . I'm having one though. No further comment .
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Originally posted by Solskjaer View PostThe missus thought she was having a heart attack at 2 this morning bungled her and the kid into the car and off to A n E for the night . Took the kid home to bed . She had a few tests done . No heart attack . I'm having one though. No further comment .
An extremely healthy and fit fireman as well and only about 46.
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Originally posted by Elshambles View PostBuy in massive bulk
sell direct from warehouse
add a bit of glamour to a very tired brand
Profit!
The videos of cats going nuts from countries where St Patrick didn't do his magic act?
And/Or plastic wrapper still on may have an effect!?
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Anyone ever used or heard anything about varifocal contact lenses?
I don't need lenses for reading or computer, just use them going out etc and it's the same with glasses, always losing them as I take them off to cook and to read and browse. I *heard* about lenses that might solve this but not sure if they would work?
I hate it when I am out wearing lenses and have to look at a menu or anything, can't read it. always been the same.
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Originally posted by MrsFlushdraw View PostAnyone ever used or heard anything about varifocal contact lenses?
I don't need lenses for reading or computer, just use them going out etc and it's the same with glasses, always losing them as I take them off to cook and to read and browse. I *heard* about lenses that might solve this but not sure if they would work?
I hate it when I am out wearing lenses and have to look at a menu or anything, can't read it. always been the same.This too shall pass.
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Originally posted by MrsFlushdraw View PostAnyone ever used or heard anything about varifocal contact lenses?
I don't need lenses for reading or computer, just use them going out etc and it's the same with glasses, always losing them as I take them off to cook and to read and browse. I *heard* about lenses that might solve this but not sure if they would work?
I hate it when I am out wearing lenses and have to look at a menu or anything, can't read it. always been the same.May you live in interesting times!
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Originally posted by MrsFlushdraw View PostI don't want to wear glasses! And I'm not that old yet lol. Same age as yourself I think
They work like bi-focal glasses, near and far at the same time using 2 different axis for the power required, kinda cool the way the sit on your eye, The blinking motion pulls the lens into position and keeps it there because a part of the lens is thicker.
I don't wear them myself but as bp said, optician would have samples to try.This too shall pass.
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Originally posted by Dice75 View Post43. Im on the rail begging buyins!Last edited by tylerdurden94; 12-02-16, 16:08."you raise, i kill you" El Tren :{)
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View PostFucking 3 have some racket going onm with UK data roaming.
They sell you a €2 per day add on to 'Roam like home' but you have to manually select the UK 3 network. If you happen to hit another network you will be charged 20c per Mb
Cunce
same for fair usage, i saw 3 ireland have a fair usage of 15GB for an unlimited plan. In the UK my fair usage is 1TB
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View PostFucking 3 have some racket going onm with UK data roaming.
They sell you a €2 per day add on to 'Roam like home' but you have to manually select the UK 3 network. If you happen to hit another network you will be charged 20c per Mb
Cunce
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The difference in some bookies is incredible though, I was looking for a fun acca for the weekend for tiny money to gamble on and picked out these 6
Peterborough - Nottingham Forest - Exeter - Port Vale - Cambridge Utd - Southampton
Just over 314/1 on bet365 and just under 216/1 on pp. Fucking €98 difference for every €1 bet, even when pp lose they fucking win the smart fuckers.Go big or go homeless.
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Originally posted by mdoug View PostSunderland finally after getting rid of JohnsonOriginally posted by Flushdraw View Post24 hours ago
"Adidas messed up by cancelling his contract. Would have been marketing genius having him run around in a pair of predator boots."
"Johnson is interested in a move to Man United after he heard they have players Young Blind and Keane"
Etc.
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While were on heart related matters, I had a bit of chest pain last weekend and ended up in port Laois hosp Tues. Despite being 3 months off the fags, walking 5km 3-4 times a week and eating more veg than Tar ended up needing a couple of stents inserted this morning.
Mrs Horatio said it was an extraordinary length to go to in order to get out of Valentine's!
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Originally posted by horatio1 View PostWhile were on heart related matters, I had a bit of chest pain last weekend and ended up in port Laois hosp Tues. Despite being 3 months off the fags, walking 5km 3-4 times a week and eating more veg than Tar ended up needing a couple of stents inserted this morning.
Mrs Horatio said it was an extraordinary length to go to in order to get out of Valentine's!
Jaysus, you've had a tough time of it lately. Hopefully this will be the last drama for you for a while?
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostStarting off our babysitting night off in a rum bar that's in the Guinness Book of Records for most types of rums in a bar, then onto the number one winebar in the city. where the guy handpicks the most ridiculously unique wines, then on to a pub that specialises in retro arcade games - has just filled the pub with as many machines as they can fit in their rather large premises to be washed down with retro cocktails. What could possibly go wrong?
What you mean is, Starting off on our night of freedom from the kids in a rum bar!
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostStarting off our babysitting night off in a rum bar that's in the Guinness Book of Records for most types of rums in a bar, then onto the number one winebar in the city. where the guy handpicks the most ridiculously unique wines, then on to a pub that specialises in retro arcade games - has just filled the pub with as many machines as they can fit in their rather large premises to be washed down with retro cocktails. What could possibly go wrong?
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