Nobody told me about this boo.
Looks great (for Bruce fans) anyone watch it ?
Looks great (for Bruce fans) anyone watch it ?
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I liked it. A shame it got cancelled but they sort of wrote themselves into a corner (not that shows like that care so much about a retcon or 12 if they need them).Originally posted by Mike Bullocks View PostMay you live in interesting times!Comment
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#PrayForSP
Manflu
20 hour journey in process
Magic bullet promised
don't got no magic bullet
exhausted already.Turning millions into thousandsComment
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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Yeah I went on and read it after. Tis fairly mental alright but just one of many reasons the Healy raes will get voted in as long as their name is on a ballotOriginally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostComment
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...Has anyone here bought a ticket for the below?...€100 ticket to win a 3 bed house worth €425,000, if you're not in etc... Max amount of tickets sold will be 15,000, but currently only about 4,500 tickets sold, so I doubt they'll sell 10,500 in two months...
#onetime
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Meath GAA doing similar to help fund a new stadium development in Navan. €100 ticket or 3 for €250. 3 separate draws.Originally posted by luckforsome View PostComment
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Cousin was flogging for similar yolk for Eunans GAA - although its for a €200k house in Letterkenny. Must be all the rage.Originally posted by dobby View PostComment
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How did thr club acquire the house? Why don't they just sell it?Profit before people.Comment
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I'd imagine the one luckforsome is talking about the house was probably gifted to Roscommon GAA (Ballymore Homes = Sean Mulryne, from Roscommon) and i suppose they expect/hope to take in up to the €1.5m max from 15k tickets?Originally posted by The Situation View PostComment
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Oh didnt read the expected entrants. Seems v ambitious.Profit before people.Comment
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...Hmm, got a link for it?...As long as they are legit comps and not father ted types, I'd definitely speculate ha...Originally posted by dobby View PostComment
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Originally posted by Mike Bullocks View PostI don't. Wife had the remote after a days sport.Originally posted by Lao Lao View Post
X factor Halloween ep is prerecorded for unknown (to me) reasons yet still had a live televote. For whatever reason the sounds turned every act into daleks for about a half hour and as it's prerecorded the show just went on.
They ended up having to cancel the televote so anyone who completely whiffed gets another chance and anyone doing well has to go again.
Irish lad still in it. He sounds shit to me but judges making all the cooing noises associated with someone that can make money.
This is a lot longer talking about x factor than I think I've ever done.People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
Get a shiny metal Revolut card! And a free tenner!
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...Yep that's the one...Even if they only sell 8,000 tickets, still 800k...Bought 2 tickets for myself, so I'll be using my one time on December 30th...Originally posted by Dice75 View PostComment
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If it goes the standard GAA raffle way it'll be won by the county secretary's wife.Comment
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whats the best steak place in dublin?Comment
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...Oh yeah, for me it's definitely -ev, but sure it's a chance to win a house for €100, so worth the risk lol...Originally posted by Denny Crane View PostSo already -ev?
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I have Crow St booked for my grad on Thursday, is there much of a difference between locations? Worth changing?Originally posted by Gimmeabreak
I'm looking at the menu and clearly I'm missing something regarding the pricing of steak. It becomes more expensive per oz as you increase the weight?*
* It might be a typo as it only occurs on oneLast edited by Guest; 04-11-18, 19:31.Comment
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I would change it, Pembroke and Temple are way above the rest.Originally posted by brady23 View PostComment
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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Surely it's +ev if you have zero chance of a mortgage for that amount.
Mad to enter that anyway, no way it's not rigged.I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for thatComment
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Why not just stick the 100 on a 4250/1 bet instead of what is possibly a 15000/1 bet that pays off at 4250/1 and choose where you live?Originally posted by Lazare View Post
p.s.
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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I never ever order steak when out. It's pathetically easy to cook well. Much rather eat fish in restaurants as they are far better of cooking it well than I ever will be.
Steak just requires good heat and a nice rest.Comment
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...I'd say GL, but I obviously don't mean it ������...Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View Post
...But yeah the dreaming part of it is half the fun, hard not envisage winning and celebrating and telling people about it, and mostly posting about it in the BBV and having the thread named in your honour for 24 hours...Hint hint mods...Comment
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Popped into The Devlin (new hotel in Ranelagh owned by the Press Up group) on Friday night. Didn't realise it was their opening night as I thought they officially opened earlier in the week. The place was very busy.
It's probably unfair to judge them on opening night but there were a good few issues. If they can sort them out, they will make an absolute killing there.Comment
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FYP.Originally posted by Emmet View Post
I try to avoid it when out but usually I'm looking try something different that I wouldn't cook at home. I also find a lot of places are massively overpriced for something so straightforward and still struggle to cook to your preference.
Have you ever tried making sushi? Little cooking involved
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how the fuck does Louis Theroux do this shit!?Comment
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I know it's not exactly charity, kinda bordering on such, has that 'for a good cause' aspect to it.Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View Post
Would it sell do you think if it was just a for profit company doing it?
Sounds like a great idea, raffle off a 400k house, limit tickets to 8000, rinse and repeat.I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for thatComment
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...Barney Curly, the horse racing guy was actually probably the 1st one to do this a good few years ago for £20 a ticket at the time...Originally posted by Lazare View PostComment
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Never mind Trump, if the intro to the NFL Sunday night game is anything to go by America is one fucktarded place and we are all doomedComment
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Brexit talks are 'in the tunnel' this week. Would be fun to be a flt on the wall in Sabine Weygand's office...."We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."Comment
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My kids have ST Paul footie gear curtosey of their Finnish uncle who travels to support them . Amazing fansOriginally posted by Raoul Duke III View PostComment
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No idea. But Uber Eats are launching in Dublin which may impact their market shareOriginally posted by Denny Crane View PostHis rival it seems, had broken his dreams,By stealing the girl of his fancy.Her name was Magill, and she called herself Lil,But everyone knew her as Nancy.Comment
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I seen an Uber Eats cyclist last night over the Northside.Originally posted by elbows View Post
Didn't think they had launched over here.Comment
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Ya, Uber Eats been doing a lot of Market Research in Lim recently too going into all the takeaways/restaurants seeing if they'd be interested signing up etc.Comment
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The real life George Remus had some life (he was the guy who referred to himself in the third person in Boardwalk Empire)
Remus memorized the Volstead Act and found loopholes whereby he could buy distilleries and pharmacies to sell "bonded" liquor to himself under government licenses for medicinal purposes.[citation needed] Remus's employees would then hijack his own liquor so that he could sell it illegally. Remus moved to Cincinnati, in the region of the country where 80 percent of America's bonded whiskey was located, and bought up most of the whiskey manufacturers. In less than three years Remus made $40 million with the help of his trusted number two man George Conners. Remus owned many of America's most famous distilleries, including the Fleischmann Distillery, which Remus bought for $197,000, a price which included 3,100 gallons of whiskey.[citation needed]
Remus and his wife held a New Year's Eve party at their new mansion, nicknamed the Marble Palace, in 1922. The guests included one hundred couples from the most prestigious families in the area. As parting gifts, Remus presented all the men with diamond stickpins, and gave each guest's wife a brand new car. Remus held a similar party in June 1923, during his problems with the government, when he gave each female guest (of the fifty present) a brand new Pontiac
He was indicted for thousands of violations of the Volstead Act, convicted by a jury that made its decision in under two hours, and given a two-year federal prison sentence. [8] He spent two years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for bootlegging.[9] While he was in prison, Remus befriended another inmate and eventually confided in him that his wife, Imogene Holmes, had control over his money. The inmate was an undercover prohibition agent Franklin Dodge, who was there to gather information of that sort.[9] Instead of reporting the information, Dodge resigned his job and began an affair with Remus' wife. Dodge and Holmes liquidated Remus' assets and hid as much of the money as possible, in addition to attempting to deport Remus, and even hiring a hit man to murder Remus for $15,000.[10] In addition, Remus's Fleischmann Distillery was sold by Holmes. Remus' wife gave her imprisoned husband only $100 of the multimillion-dollar empire he created.
In late 1927, Imogene Holmes filed for divorce from Remus. On the way to court, on October 6, 1927, for the finalization of the divorce, Remus had his driver chase the cab carrying Holmes and her daughter through Eden Park in Cincinnati, finally forcing it off the road. Remus jumped out and fatally shot Imogene in the abdomen in front of the Spring House Gazebo to the horror of park onlookers.[12]
The prosecutor in the case was 30-year-old Charles Phelps Taft II, son of Chief Justice of the United States and former President William Howard Taft and brother of the future Senator Robert A. Taft. Although he had lost his last big case against another bootlegger, Taft was seen as a man with a bright political future. The trial made national headlines for a month, as Remus defended himself on the murder charge. Remus pleaded temporary insanity, and the jury deliberated only nineteen minutes before acquitting him.[13] The State of Ohio then tried to commit Remus to an insane asylum since the jury found him insane, but prosecutors were thwarted by their previous claim (backed up by the prosecution's three well-known psychiatrists) that he could be tried for murder because he was not insane.Comment
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..."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big PhilComment
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Doesn't seem like he didGeorge Remus later moved to Covington, Kentucky (across the Ohio River from Cincinnati) where he lived out the next twenty years of his life modestly without incident. He married for a third and final time to his long time secretary Blanche Watson. Remus ran a small contracting firm, Washington Contracting, until he suffered a stroke in August 1950.[14] For the next two years, he lived in boarding house in Covington under the care of a nurse. Remus died on January 20, 1952 at the age of 77.[9][14][15] He is buried beside his third wife at Riverside Cemetery in Falmouth, Kentucky.Comment
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DC’s Legendary Punk Label Dischord Records Makes Its Entire Music Catalog Free to Stream Online
Can't stress enough how much good music there is here to discover or rediscover. Do not let the word punk put you off. Honestly.Comment
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Very possible that England field an XI vs Sri Lanka tomorrow containing Woakes, Stokes and Foakes.
Undoubtedly the greatest cricketing moment since:
The Bowler's Holding, The Batsman's Willey"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."Comment
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"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."Comment
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real billboard in the US.
People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
Get a shiny metal Revolut card! And a free tenner!
https://revolut.com/referral/jamesb8!G10D21Comment
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British trucks will be stuck in long queues will they...
oooh, there are fuck all British trucks on the Continental lines, it's mostly Johnny Foreigner
...Will Johnny Foreigner bother his arse sitting in a line for days to deliver to the Uk or just take other routesComment
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Am stateside for a few days, shows just how much I've managed to shut out all news US politics wise that I didnt realise the mid terms were today until I arrived yesterday,Originally posted by DeadParrot View Postreal billboard in the US.
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I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for thatComment
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There was once a scorecard that read:Originally posted by Mike Bullocks View Post
Lilley ct Willey b Dilley
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."Comment
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Yeah it's a yearly thing with me for Virgin, meaning to do it again now. They've introduced texting as a way to do it now too.
Switched electricity last year from eirtric to bord gais on one of those switcher sites, it's been so much cheaper.
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Bonkers.ie every year for your Gas/Elec is < 10 mins and an absolute no brainer. Just set a reminder on Google the day you do it for a year's time.
Virgin / Sky is a different story. I do it once a year also but the bullshitting from both sides on the phone is torturous. As is the wait.
Both upped their prices recently nulling and voiding the fixed periods i am in so i must do it again soon.
Is that Siro crowd worth a shot? 10 p/m for 2 months followed by 55 a month after.Comment
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