and nobody knows for sure just
how much will be taken in the daring
pre-dawn Aintree comp at the Lufthansa
cargo terminal at Lennon Airport.
The Old Bill estimate two thousand euro.
Port Authority police say four
thousand euro, the city cops say
five. How much maximum? That they
won't say. So far, neither Hitchhiker or Raoul Duke III have
said anything, but they've
promised to break the silence
soon with a press conference, and
IPB will be there to cover it
live from the scene of the heist
at Aintree when they do. It looks like
a big one. Maybe the biggest Aintree comp this
forum has ever seen. Stay tuned...
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Bigger than last year anyway, Eoghan104's dominance failing to scare off the pretenders.
If you're ever at a loose end in Manchester Airport, I can most heartily recommend the breakfast at the Radisson just before T2. £25 gets you a most sumptuous spread.
Reckon we"re tipping towards profit from the Bloody Marys.
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
If you're ever at a loose end in Manchester Airport, I can most heartily recommend the breakfast at the Radisson just before T2. £25 gets you a most sumptuous spread.
Reckon we"re tipping towards profit from the Bloody Marys.
Fake news!!!^^^^
Upon requesting the bill, it was indeed £25. For the two of us.
Insert roflcopters and whatever you're having yourself
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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Interesting to see where the funding is coming from.
The Irexit Freedom Party have announced renowned UCD Professor Dolores Cahill as the Party's Chairwoman .
She has been involved in Scientific Research , Innovation Strategy and Policy Development for over 10 years in Ireland, Germany and Sweden , She was recipient of the prestigious BioFuture Award from the German Minister of Science, the Federation of European Biochemical Societies 2009 Award and is co-founder of a biomedical company called Protagen AG in Dortmund, Germany
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Interesting to see where the funding is coming from.
this picture is hilarious
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People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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Classic John Bird and John Fortune "Long Johns", one of the very best. John Bird is George Parr, from the Eurosceptic wing of the Conservative Party, explain...
Add in the disaster capitalists, the tax haven mob, small town labour fucktards, and the lads for whom it's all just a laugh
I think the lads from the likes of Sunderland who voted Brexit to start a hard reset might have a point
People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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What’s the usual generally accepted amount you’ll get to haggle off the sticker price in a menswear spot like L Copeland’s etc ?
Wouldn't imagine there be any haggle margin there. Especially as McGregor put his stock up exponentially with his custom.
Id personally feel like tool haggling in any clothes shop or am I alone. Maybe this is a thing.
Wouldn't imagine there be any haggle margin there. Especially as McGregor put his stock up exponentially with his custom.
Id personally feel like tool haggling in any clothes shop or am I alone. Maybe this is a thing.
I too feel like a tool and rarely can bring myself to do it but then feel like a tool if I don’t also
Feels like something you should be doing, depends on the spot , obv not going to haggle in arnotts or the like
Wouldn't imagine there be any haggle margin there. Especially as McGregor put his stock up exponentially with his custom.
Id personally feel like tool haggling in any clothes shop or am I alone. Maybe this is a thing.
It's expected. If it's not on sale you definitely should be able to get ~10% off. It's basically allowing the salesperson to justify their existence by "winning" the sale. Otherwise they are literally picking clothes off a hanger and handing them to you.
If it's on sale you probably won't get much off but if you're buying a few things then they'll round down.
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I too feel like a tool and rarely can bring myself to do it but then feel like a tool if I don’t also
Feels like something you should be doing, depends on the spot , obv not going to haggle in arnotts or the like
Kildare Village 20% sale on atm. I got a 1k rrp Brooks Bros suit for 300e. Excellent value on suits imo. Worth a trip before you buy imo.
What’s the usual generally accepted amount you’ll get to haggle off the sticker price in a menswear spot like L Copeland’s etc ?
Normally I just ask them to throw in a shirt or two for the price or a belt and tie, etc in order to close the sale. They usually don't have a problem with that. Think that works better rather than asking for discount.
No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity, but I know none, therefore am no beast.
For anyone that's going to the hurling and football on Sunday, the upper level Cusack stand have tickets on sale now. Bought 2 earlier. I'd imagine the view for the hurling will be better up there anyway. Section 706 so nice and central.
My office looks exactly like a disorganised physicists office should look. Paper everywhere (mostly on the floor), along with bits of electronic circuits, empty delivery boxes, coffee cups, lego, ball-and-stick molecules, chemicals that definitely shouldn't be there, and a nice ornate Crooke's radiometer on the windscreen.
Was down in parliament square today to speak up the atmosphere. ukip having a rally competing and talking over another bigger leave rally featuring the likes of Mark 'the stupidest man on the planet' Francois and that fucktard from Weatherspoons threatening the biggest campaign of civil disobedience ever seen.
Really unpleasant almost scary atmosphere where the only EU flags had hammers and sickles or swastikas on them. At one point a pro remain open top bus was coming over Westminster bridge and a gang of Tommy Robinson supporters appeared and started spitting venom at them, enough cops to contain them appeared out of thin air and put them back in their box.
Very drunken yobbish crowd, thoroughly unpleasant lot.
In a pub in Drimnagh, West Brom v Birmingham on one telly, racing on the other. I ask if they could put Cork v Dundalk on RTE, nope says the barman people are watching the football, I ask is anyone actually watching West Brom v Birmingham, yeah says he and fucks off.
In a pub in Drimnagh, West Brom v Birmingham on one telly, racing on the other. I ask if they could put Cork v Dundalk on RTE, nope says the barman people are watching the football, I ask is anyone actually watching West Brom v Birmingham, yeah says he and fucks off.
There is nobody watching the football.
Let me guess, The Black Forge?. If it was St Pats playing it be a different story. Big Pats pub everybody else can fack off!
My office looks exactly like a disorganised physicists office should look. Paper everywhere (mostly on the floor), along with bits of electronic circuits, empty delivery boxes, coffee cups, lego, ball-and-stick molecules, chemicals that definitely shouldn't be there, and a nice ornate Crooke's radiometer on the windscreen.
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Ugh!
All those drawers to fill up with thrash that you'll never remember what's in them.
A beautifully plain desk with a screen and keyboard artfully placed in the centre, and absolutely nothing else, is the ultimate desk.
Well maybe one moleskin writing pad and a nice pen. We can allow that.
But anything for storing paper or nicnacks or cables or a big bundle of unknown origin keys is just painful. Never mind the idea of paying €20,000 for such a disaster.
My best decision a year or so ago was asking the school to remove cupboards and drawers from the office. Zero papers floating around now causing distractions and any that come into the office get immediately chucked in the bin. Have the same at home now and it's beautifully liberating.
When we moved office they made the in retrospect commendable decision that there was no personal storage. Really makes sense in our industry, if it's on paper is already useless.
Looking to do a decent Northside stroll tomorrow afternoon. Something similar to howth, a nice walk with choice of a good lunch showing the Rugby. Anywhere similar that direction? Some people have said Skerries and Blue bar?
My office looks exactly like a disorganised physicists office should look. Paper everywhere (mostly on the floor), along with bits of electronic circuits, empty delivery boxes, coffee cups, lego, ball-and-stick molecules, chemicals that definitely shouldn't be there, and a nice ornate Crooke's radiometer on the windscreen.
We had a safety inspection this week, my desk was deemed a safety hazard lol. It's just all electronics and cables.
Looking to do a decent Northside stroll tomorrow afternoon. Something similar to howth, a nice walk with choice of a good lunch showing the Rugby. Anywhere similar that direction? Some people have said Skerries and Blue bar?
Might not be long enough but you could do the coastal walk from Portmarnock to Malahide and watch the rugby in Gibneys
Is there anything dafter than a team like Fulham trying to pass the ball across their own penalty area against a team like City whom have 10 of their players in your half giving it the full court press?
Pace up front, hit the channels, giving it away but pushing them back a bit and then maybe make space for yourself to pass it
Is there anything dafter than a team like Fulham trying to pass the ball across their own penalty area against a team like City whom have 10 of their players in your half giving it the full court press?
Pace up front, hit the channels, giving it away but pushing them back a bit and then maybe make space for yourself to pass it
His 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.
Tiger V Rory at WGC matchplay for anyone interested.
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Mothers day playing havoc so have spare for The GAA tomorrow if anybody fancies it just shout.
So very pumped to be bringing the little man to his first game in Croker tomorrow. Can't wait to see his reaction to the place
Edit - little fucker getting to see the Deise in a national final in croke park at the age of 4, I was 31 before I had the pleasure of the infamous 2008 AI hammering
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