Bad beat/Moaning/Venting thread - Mammy told me not to come.

[Mellor]

40+ inside not outside he is saying. It was probably over 40 in cars here yesterday and it was only 25 at most.

I understand that he means inside. I'm not doubting that it hit it this week in Ireland.
But its only a few days a year. that's not a lot of energy waste imo.

first summer i spent in Texas it was 40+ for 7 weeks straight from 9am until 11pm.

But how many Teslas are in Texas?

[Mellor]

Is pirate bay totally goosed now?
Is there any reliable torrent sites left

[SatNav]

Is pirate bay totally goosed now?
Is there any reliable torrent sites left

This is is what comes recommended on fb group, downloaded a few movies off it. Perfect

http://www.1337x.pl/

[mdoug]

Mia in national concert hall Monday. Five hours to kill after her practice mother going too. Car pre booked into Stephen's green car park. Gimmie ideas on things to do?

Food, sightseeing etc?

Do this if you haven't already. https://kilmainhamgaol.admit-one.eu/...170529&ev=TOUR

[SatNav]

Do this if you haven't already. https://kilmainhamgaol.admit-one.eu/...170529&ev=TOUR

That's where I initially wanted to go but seemingly a bit away from Where I have car parked up, just wanna dump car and walk really. Useless driving around dublin city and don't even understand bus /luas system

[Strewelpeter]

On a wet day in Dublin is an alternative to the museum,the galleries, and hanging in the bookshops, Walton's in George's street was a great suggestion for her.

[ComradeCollie]

Natural History Muesem

Yeah, the Dead Zoo. Also doubles as a time travelling experience, just feels so pre 20th century.

[SatNav]

Yeah, the Dead Zoo. Also doubles as a time travelling experience, just feels so pre 20th century.

Gonna do the leprechaun thingy. Dobby sent me a long descriptive pm via fb sounds awesome. Might do the music shop thing too.

Food to plan. Then. Is there a nandos near by. Mia loves nandos

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[Raoul Duke III]

I read in a meeting with Trump he spoke French throughout it without a translator but in a meeting with May he spoke English as he speaks it fluently.

He really went full on troll at every opportunity with Trump.

Trump should study the moves of one of his illustrious predecessors when faced with such froggy insolence.

SPOILER

In 1966, Charles de Gaulle, leader of the French resistance during World War II and then‑president of France, announced that his country was pulling out of the military wing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). De Gaulle’s motives were no secret. Worried that France was seen as a second‑rate power, he wanted to free France from “American hegemony” and establish a new identity for his country.

In addition to leaving NATO, de Gaulle announced that all American troops on French soil must be evacuated. He wanted no trace of America’s military presence in France, even if those soldiers served as part of a NATO force.

This, of course, is the same de Gaulle and the same France that had been liberated during the war by a similar force of American soldiers, many thousands of whom died in the fighting. Which is why when Johnson’s secretary of state, Dean Rusk, briefed the president on the plan he would present to de Gaulle—a plan that spelled out how we would move NATO headquarters from Paris to Brussels and remove all American soldiers from France—Johnson had only one comment.

“Ask him about the cemeteries, Dean,” Johnson said to Rusk.

Quickly grasping the meaning of Johnson’s request, Rusk tried to talk him out of it but Johnson was insistent. “Ask him about the cemeteries, Dean!” he repeated, turning the request into a presidential command.

And so Rusk did. At the end of his meeting with de Gaulle, in which he explained how America would comply with de Gaulle’s orders, Rusk asked him whether his demand that all American soldiers be removed from French soil included those thousands of American GIs still buried in French cemeteries — GIs who had died fighting in France to preserve that nation’s sovereignty and freedom.

In his later autobiography Rusk recalled that de Gaulle was too embarrassed to reply

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[dobby]

Gonna do the leprechaun thingy. Dobby sent me a long descriptive pm via fb sounds awesome. Might do the music shop thing too.

Food to plan. Then. Is there a nandos near by. Mia loves nandos

Yes. Just around the corner on Mary Street. Out of Leprachaun place and go left. Take your next left and Nandos is there.

[Denny Crane]

I just find him highly entertaining, it's not like I go around wearing MAGA hats in the pub like SP.

[SatNav]

Yes. Just around the corner on Mary Street. Out of Leprachaun place and go left. Take your next left and Nandos is there.

Might go to Chinese

Looks like there is alot of threads giving advice

[Raoul Duke III]

'WTF just happened?' say Europeans.

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[Lazare]

Trump should study the moves of one of his illustrious predecessors when faced with such froggy insolence.

SPOILER

In 1966, Charles de Gaulle, leader of the French resistance during World War II and then‑president of France, announced that his country was pulling out of the military wing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). De Gaulle’s motives were no secret. Worried that France was seen as a second‑rate power, he wanted to free France from “American hegemony” and establish a new identity for his country.

In addition to leaving NATO, de Gaulle announced that all American troops on French soil must be evacuated. He wanted no trace of America’s military presence in France, even if those soldiers served as part of a NATO force.

This, of course, is the same de Gaulle and the same France that had been liberated during the war by a similar force of American soldiers, many thousands of whom died in the fighting. Which is why when Johnson’s secretary of state, Dean Rusk, briefed the president on the plan he would present to de Gaulle—a plan that spelled out how we would move NATO headquarters from Paris to Brussels and remove all American soldiers from France—Johnson had only one comment.

“Ask him about the cemeteries, Dean,” Johnson said to Rusk.

Quickly grasping the meaning of Johnson’s request, Rusk tried to talk him out of it but Johnson was insistent. “Ask him about the cemeteries, Dean!” he repeated, turning the request into a presidential command.

And so Rusk did. At the end of his meeting with de Gaulle, in which he explained how America would comply with de Gaulle’s orders, Rusk asked him whether his demand that all American soldiers be removed from French soil included those thousands of American GIs still buried in French cemeteries — GIs who had died fighting in France to preserve that nation’s sovereignty and freedom.

In his later autobiography Rusk recalled that de Gaulle was too embarrassed to reply

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Wow.

[Raoul Duke III]

Wow.

It is one of the great put-downs of history tbf.

[Raoul Duke III]

Weather gods taking the piss today

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[Raoul Duke III]

More great LBJ-isms:

“I may not know much, but I know chicken sh*t from chicken salad."

Lyndon B. Johnson, after listening to a campaign speech by Richard Nixon.

[ArmaniJeans]

It's actually obscene how this election is going down in England

Sister works in one of those investment banks in 'The City', highly amused the last few days over the growing sense of panic amongst the top people there that another vote is going to go against them. Has to always nod away in agreement with them about the critiical importance of the Tories winning, whilst being a secret Lib/Lab supporter herself depending on what constituency she lives in (in a ridiculously safe Tory surrey seat now so doesn't really matter a jot sadly).

[Guest]

It is one of the great put-downs of history tbf.

My grandfather was a Mayo man who went to the us very young and fought in World War One. Cannot understand the French hate of the us after saving there hides on more than one occaison. Really shameful Tim Pigott Smith didn't get his shot off against De Gaulle.

[Lao Lao]

Edit, never mind, not awake yet!

[Guest]

That's a positive?

That's a fucking clown!

[ComradeCollie]

Weather gods taking the piss today

That's some sup of rain. I'd imagine Slane will be lovely.

[ComradeCollie]

That's a positive?

That's a fucking clown!

Denny finds clowns entertaining shocker

[ArmaniJeans]

I'd imagine Slane will be lovely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US7YZZ8Z7uU

[dobby]

That's some sup of rain. I'd imagine Slane will be lovely.

Just sent sister and her mate off on the bus. Hair done, make up done, tan done, shorts and t-shirts with wellies and a shitty rain coat poncho thing. I'm very happy I'm going to a party tonight so I don't have to see the state of them when they get back

[Guest]

I just read anti-water charge shit on facebook where they're destroying the meters because they give you cancer. I think it's time to close down the internet.

[ComradeCollie]

I just read anti-water charge shit on facebook where they're destroying the meters because they give you cancer. I think it's time to close down the internet.

Fuck that. I'm not going back to buying porn in a b&m store

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjzpKxw6Qxo

[KK82]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US7YZZ8Z7uU

Is that Tommy Buckley @ 25 seconds?

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[gorrrr72]

Is that Tommy Buckley @ 25 seconds?

Mrs Brown mate.

[gorrrr72]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US7YZZ8Z7uU

Think I might be in that vid at 1:14, (not the crazy bandana dude). One of the guys in the yellow bibs. Free transport, free food, free beer, free gig, didn't have to punch anyone, got well paid and got me leg over, one of the best days of my life.

[shrapnel]

Fantastic first half In the Aviva premiership final. 2 very expansive teams playing some great rugby

[Denny Crane]

jaysus

[Keane]

Their jimmies are rustled.

[gorrrr72]

10/10 to Macron for a maneuver Rounders would have been proud of

I think that guy married his grandmother or something like that, obviously he was going to greet the "hot" bird first.

[Strewelpeter]

Is that Tommy Buckley @ 25 seconds?

I thought so.

Not his last appearance on RTE

[Strewelpeter]

I think you are confusing entertaining with cringe.

[hotspur]

Interesting thing about people with Labour signs on their windows. I've been in London since April volunteering for a charity that works in India by door knocking well to do areas. I don't knock every door on a street but rather try to judge if it's a good house to knock on (e.g. no net curtains). Initially I presumed those with vote Labour signs on their windows would be good choices, but they have been dreadful and don't want to know.

[ComradeCollie]

FA cup final worth watching for someone who watches about 5 games a year?

[TheJiggaman]

FA cup final worth watching for someone who watches about 5 games a year?

Yes definitely

[Guest]

Interesting thing about people with Labour signs on their windows. I've been in London since April volunteering for a charity that works in India by door knocking well to do areas. I don't knock every door on a street but rather try to judge if it's a good house to knock on (e.g. no net curtains). Initially I presumed those with vote Labour signs on their windows would be good choices, but they have been dreadful and don't want to know.

I think people from all walks of life are sick of charity's. I used to listen now I just close the door in there faces. I was stopped by a hugger this week a nice young lady with a ring through her nose like a bull and two giant spacer earrings which look gross. I informed her I'd not even buy drugs off her looking like that never mind do a direct debit from a charity that tries to free Muslim brother hoods ibrahim halawa.

[ComradeCollie]

Ha, they're generally called matches aren't they.

[ComradeCollie]

Yes definitely

Worth it for that well observed minute of silence alone.

[DeadParrot]

Costa and Sanchez to score is crowd powered on PP. Started 4/1 now 6/1 could go as high as 12

Feel dirty hoping Costa scores

[Lord Sir Banter]

Gonna do the leprechaun thingy. Dobby sent me a long descriptive pm via fb sounds awesome. Might do the music shop thing too.

Food to plan. Then. Is there a nandos near by. Mia loves nandos

Get.in.

Interesting thing about people with Labour signs on their windows. I've been in London since April volunteering for a charity that works in India by door knocking well to do areas. I don't knock every door on a street but rather try to judge if it's a good house to knock on (e.g. no net curtains). Initially I presumed those with vote Labour signs on their windows would be good choices, but they have been dreadful and don't want to know.

What are the significance of net curtains?

[DeadParrot]

Feel dirty hoping Costa scores

Dancer

[ComradeCollie]

What are the significance of net curtains?

I'm guessing as it's most likely to be occupied by 70 year olds (or me). Though I was mostly thinking that any house with a Party poster is best avoided as they are clearly a mentalist

[TheJiggaman]

Haven't enjoyed a match this much as a neutral in a long long time.

Cracking match. You never see finals this open anymore.

[Guest]

Short sleeve shirts on goalkeeper should be banned,looks wrong.
Buffon gets a pass though

[Guest]

Haven't enjoyed a match this much as a neutral in a long long time.

Cracking match. You never see finals this open anymore.

It's a good match but it's open because it doesn't really matter.

[TheJiggaman]

It's a good match but it's open because it doesn't really matter.

Domestic double for Chelsea would've been big for them.

[DeadParrot]

N1 kev

[KevIRL]

Costa and Sanchez to score is crowd powered on PP. Started 4/1 now 6/1 could go as high as 12

Booya

[Strewelpeter]

Misclick all in on Scarlets at 1.02 feels like it will be worth more than all the big in the world for Munster

Except that the lads on the pitch have actually given up.

[ArmaniJeans]

Second time in a month that Munster have shamed us all on the big stage at the Aviva.

[Guest]

Second time in a month that Munster have shamed us all on the big stage at the Aviva.

Was kind of expected against Saracens were 8 point favs v these guys.

[ComradeCollie]

Hotspurs post reminded of the one time I signed up to a charity donation doorstopper years ago. The guy was so pretty, like Emmet hot, that I just went along with it to have a few more minutes in the same room.