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Originally posted by Denny Crane View PostI only saw him as a suggested video a while back when he was playing 2/5 maybe? Some jump
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I only saw him as a suggested video a while back when he was playing 2/5 maybe? Some jump
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Originally posted by zuutroy View PostAnybody follow Brad Owen's vlogs on YouTube. Recently wrapped up 2022 where he had his best ever year (think it was over 200k) thanks to reasonable cash results and over 100k in tournament scores. Been playing high stakes cash this week at the club in Texas where he's part owner and looks like he's down about 300k, including shoving 37k (at 50/100/200) over a limp-cold 4bet with 72o last night. Seems like he's kind of lost the plot. Upcoming vlogs will be interesting!
Kinda get the feeling he is biting off more than he can chew at those levels (not skill wise per se but variance) and kinda trying to outdo Rampage (who has had a meteoric rise, but seems kinda bad) who has had some massive tourney results and mental cash game swings.
I dunno if he's doing it for content or as you said, lost the plot.
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Anybody follow Brad Owen's vlogs on YouTube. Recently wrapped up 2022 where he had his best ever year (think it was over 200k) thanks to reasonable cash results and over 100k in tournament scores. Been playing high stakes cash this week at the club in Texas where he's part owner and looks like he's down about 300k, including shoving 37k (at 50/100/200) over a limp-cold 4bet with 72o last night. Seems like he's kind of lost the plot. Upcoming vlogs will be interesting!
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A year to the day in a few short hours. Amazing to look back and see through the lens of history the sheer futility of what Mad Vlad has done (or more correctly, attempted to do and failed) in Ukraine.
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RIP Motty. The footie soundtrack to my youth was full of Motty exclamations
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Originally posted by 6starpool View PostSilly Cheltenham, silly horse racing.
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Originally posted by 6starpool View PostI must start a new thread soon for the craic. 60k posts or thereabouts seems like a good time to do so.
Less than three weeks to go, get your entry in today and relax in our virtual HHE metaverse lounge. Choose your own horsehead avatar and mingle with former champions such as Oleras, rounders and Dice. Plus a bunch of less distinguished losers.
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I must start a new thread soon for the craic. 60k posts or thereabouts seems like a good time to do so.
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Originally posted by Dice75 View PostWinning (Dan Wilson) on the EPT Paris stream there now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEfn...nel=PokerStars
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View Post
Don't get the love for Tulsa King, its meh at best and gets poorer episode by episode.
The Gold on BBC is a very entertaining telling of the story behind the Brinks Mat bullion robbery, it takes a quite an original angle in the background. Another British TV series that undeservedly went almost unnoticed was ITV's A Spy Amongst Friends which retells the Kim Philby story.
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Originally posted by Keane View Post
Oh I just mean an Amazon warehouse deal. They have 30% every so often on returned goods or stuff with damaged packaging etc. I paid about €240 total think it's about £400 ordinarily.
I do wonder sometimes if the lightning sales are actually sales or not in reality,
Even with the camel extension.
I came across The Forklift - The Amazon Warehouse Deals Livestream and Search Engine
and bought an electric hedge trimmer and a pair of boots. Both were A1 Sharon, but finding more things can be tedious.
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Originally posted by Keane View PostI got one of those delonghi bean to cup machines last week on a warehouse deal. It's Esam4200. Had a double shot the other morning and spent the day trying not to have a panic attack. Nice though.
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View Post
Never could fully decide between the mother and the daughter
I suppose she was playing someone in her mid-60s as Nate her eldest son turned 40 in the final season.
I presume you were in your late 30s at the time
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Originally posted by BennyHiFi View PostPS... just about to watch for the second time in 20 years (probably tomorrow or Friday) the final episode of Six Feet Under which ran on HBO (and Channel 4 where I watched it on a Thursday night at 10pm IIRC) for 5 seasons from 2001 to 2005.Originally posted by Hectorjelly View Post
I watched that shortly after it came and I still remember it, incredible tv.
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Originally posted by hotspur View PostFor any that like Tulsa King, The Mayor of Kingstown is similar fare. Written by same guy.
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I got one of those delonghi bean to cup machines last week on a warehouse deal. It's Esam4200. Had a double shot the other morning and spent the day trying not to have a panic attack. Nice though.
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Originally posted by BennyHiFi View PostPS... just about to watch for the second time in 20 years (probably tomorrow or Friday) the final episode of Six Feet Under which ran on HBO (and Channel 4 where I watched it on a Thursday night at 10pm IIRC) for 5 seasons from 2001 to 2005.
Oft heralded as one of the best series endings ever made I'm very much looking forward to it cos I can only remember a few small snatches of it from the first time around but know it's 8 minute 'denouement' is a special and fitting end to the best show ever about life and death.
It's been a hell of a ride revisiting the 63 episodes. Still relevant. Still deadly.
PS... dropping in this trailer for those of you who don't know much about it (sorry it seems to be only available on the Daily Mail)
Trailer for the acclaimed, dark comedy series 'Six Feet Under' streaming on HBO. The show follows The Fisher family, a dysfunctional family who run an independent funeral home in Los Angeles.
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Originally posted by AndyFatBastard View PostAny recos for a coffee grinder? Best bang for the buck.
I bought this a few years ago for approx 40e and it’s been totally fine paired with an aeropress.
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Originally posted by BennyHiFi View PostPS... just about to watch for the second time in 20 years (probably tomorrow or Friday) the final episode of Six Feet Under which ran on HBO (and Channel 4 where I watched it on a Thursday night at 10pm IIRC) for 5 seasons from 2001 to 2005.
Oft heralded as one of the best series endings ever made I'm very much looking forward to it cos I can only remember a few small snatches of it from the first time around but know it's 8 minute 'denouement' is a special and fitting end to the best show ever about life and death.
It's been a hell of a ride revisiting the 63 episodes. Still relevant. Still deadly.
PS... dropping in this trailer for those of you who don't know much about it (sorry it seems to be only available on the Daily Mail)
Trailer for the acclaimed, dark comedy series 'Six Feet Under' streaming on HBO. The show follows The Fisher family, a dysfunctional family who run an independent funeral home in Los Angeles.
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On the same topic, this (Póg Mhilis) is the really nice new coffee that I ordered by chance recently and am loving. I usually like more darker earthy, chocolatey type stuff.
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Originally posted by AndyFatBastard View PostAny recos for a coffee grinder? Best bang for the buck.
The best bang for the buck in the home market at the higher end of the scale is generally considered the Niche Zero.
They say you should spend twice as much on the grinder as you intend to spend on the machine as it has a far bigger influence on the standard of coffee you end up with.
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Originally posted by AndyFatBastard View PostAny recos for a coffee grinder? Best bang for the buck.The Wilfa Classic Savour is simple to use and gives you the perfect grind for cafetiere, AeroPress, dripper and most other filter grinds. The Wilfa features an easy to use grind adjustment that's built into the 250g hopper and there's also a timed grinding option, so that you can easily grind the same amount of beans each time.
Can be bought for c. 100 definitely great value IMO
+ works very well
+ reasonably easy to keep clean
- timer knob is too lose and difficult to control the correct amount - a digital measure of time and this would be perfect
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PS... just about to watch for the second time in 20 years (probably tomorrow or Friday) the final episode of Six Feet Under which ran on HBO (and Channel 4 where I watched it on a Thursday night at 10pm IIRC) for 5 seasons from 2001 to 2005.
Oft heralded as one of the best series endings ever made I'm very much looking forward to it cos I can only remember a few small snatches of it from the first time around but know it's 8 minute 'denouement' is a special and fitting end to the best show ever about life and death.
It's been a hell of a ride revisiting the 63 episodes. Still relevant. Still deadly.
PS... dropping in this trailer for those of you who don't know much about it (sorry it seems to be only available on the Daily Mail)
Trailer for the acclaimed, dark comedy series 'Six Feet Under' streaming on HBO. The show follows The Fisher family, a dysfunctional family who run an independent funeral home in Los Angeles.
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Originally posted by Hectorjelly View Post
1991, I plan to watch the 62 version soon
Will deffo revisit it now (after I'm done with Dahmer on Netflix).
Watched Pulp Fiction for the first time in 20-odd years last week in glorious HD and it was awesome (and especially poignant given the breaking Bruce Willis news).
First saw it on its 1994 release in Vancouver and probably 10 years later on ITV with a crappy picture on a portable TV. Enjoyable for sure but definitely 'wow' in HD where all the detail is enhanced.
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Originally posted by Raoul Duke III View PostHas Klopp, eh, 'had work done'? His face looks weird.
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Win the IPB Cheltenham Tipping Comp and you could buy Lollerpool some new players.
(They were 2-0 up before I took the dog out, wtf)
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Originally posted by Emmet View PostTaxi Driver on Monday morning was born in India, lives in Ireland last 20 years. Married to a Polish woman he'd met in Ireland. 2 kids and both of them in a Gaelscoil.
Eldest 9 years old and fluent in Punjabi, Polish, English and hopefully Irish soon too.
Class.
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Originally posted by Lao Lao View Post
I could be totally wrong but I'm sure they check you out against a credit register (possibly not the technical name) so all loans show up, failure to declare them in advance wouldn't go down well. Credit unions didn't back in the day but that changed a good while ago.
I know on our application, they specifically asked about all accounts with credit unions, revolut, etc all called out specifically.
If you have an account with just savings in it, you want to show that as it's proof that you can save and have money for the deposit.
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For any that like Tulsa King, The Mayor of Kingstown is similar fare. Written by same guy.
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Taxi driver on Monday morning was born in India, lives in Ireland last 20 years. Married to a Polish woman he'd met in Ireland. 2 kids and both of them in a Gaelscoil.
Eldest 9 years old and fluent in Punjabi, Polish, English and hopefully Irish soon too.
Class.
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Originally posted by pokerhand View PostThink I saw some folks here recommending The Menu. That was absolutely garbage. I get the in-joke but it wasn't good enough to carry the film. Gotta be one of the worst films I've seen in the last 5 years.
On the other hand Tulsa King, 1883, 1923 are all great. Enjoyable easy watching shows.
The Gold on BBC is a very entertaining telling of the story behind the Brinks Mat bullion robbery, it takes a quite an original angle in the background. Another British TV series that undeservedly went almost unnoticed was ITV's A Spy Amongst Friends which retells the Kim Philby story.
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Think I saw some folks here recommending The Menu. That was absolutely garbage. I get the in-joke but it wasn't good enough to carry the film. Gotta be one of the worst films I've seen in the last 5 years.
On the other hand Tulsa King, 1883, 1923 are all great. Enjoyable easy watching shows.
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Originally posted by Lao Lao View Post
I could be totally wrong but I'm sure they check you out against a credit register (possibly not the technical name) so all loans show up, failure to declare them in advance wouldn't go down well. Credit unions didn't back in the day but that changed a good while ago.
I know on our application, they specifically asked about all accounts with credit unions, revolut, etc all called out specifically.
If you have an account with just savings in it, you want to show that as it's proof that you can save and have money for the deposit.
Credit information is recorded over time until five years of information is shown on your credit report.
However, while a loan is still active (one where payments are still being made, or are expected to be made), lenders will see only the most recent two years of payment information on the credit report provided to them.
They will also see limited information on key repayment indicators within the last five years, for example the Maximum Number of Payments Past Due within the last five years of the contract’s history.
When a loan has been closed (where all payments have been discharged, or the loan closed off or written off by the lender), the information will be completely removed from the credit report five years after the last payment was made.
Personal information is held on the Central Credit Register for a period of five years from the date the last loan was paid off.
Each time you or a prospective lender obtains your credit report, a record is created on your credit report, called a footprint. This footprint records the date, the lender name, and the reason why that particular lender sought your credit report.
The footprint is shown at the end of the report for a period of five years after a lender last requested your credit report.
The identification documents you provide as part of your application will be retained for a period of five years.
I’d recommend requesting your Credit report and confirming that the details are correct.
It has changed quite a bit in recent years with periodic adjustments to what was included in 2017, 2018 & 2019 so there is a chance there may be some errors.Last edited by Murdrum; 21-02-23, 17:11.
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Originally posted by Hectorjelly View Post
1991, I plan to watch the 62 version soon
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Originally posted by Degag View PostAlthough there may be some register with details of all accounts held with financial institutes per person for what I know.
I could be totally wrong but I'm sure they check you out against a credit register (possibly not the technical name) so all loans show up, failure to declare them in advance wouldn't go down well. Credit unions didn't back in the day but that changed a good while ago.
I know on our application, they specifically asked about all accounts with credit unions, revolut, etc all called out specifically.
If you have an account with just savings in it, you want to show that as it's proof that you can save and have money for the deposit.
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Originally posted by Mellor View Post
1991 or 1962?
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Originally posted by Theresa View PostYer a bigger man than I Lao Lao, I'd have let the missus freeze.
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Although there may be some register with details of all accounts held with financial institutes per person for what I know.
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Originally posted by Lao Lao View Post
Yes, we had to give everything - All savings accounts , all bank accounts, any loans, credit cards, etc - The whole lot
Thought maybe if i had an account that had no link to the applicant bank (Dds, standing orders to/from) that you might be able to get away with it as the bank would never know. But guess you might still be in breach of the mortgage terms.
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Originally posted by Degag View PostMortgage related question: when applying for one, would you need to declare all monies held in other accounts?
Say if applying to AIB but had an account with Credit Union or An Post for example, would you need to provide statements for these?
Yes, we had to give everything - All savings accounts , all bank accounts, any loans, credit cards, etc - The whole lot
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Mortgage related question: when applying for one, would you need to declare all monies held in other accounts?
Say if applying to AIB but had an account with Credit Union or An Post for example, would you need to provide statements for these?
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Originally posted by Lao Lao View PostI was at a retirement party on Saturday night for a guy that was leaving our place.
There was some of his family there and the rest was all our work crew, no partners, just staff. We had the upstairs of a venue all to ourselves so no other people were there. Great night had, with plenty of pints and when I'm heading home at around 2am, I can't find my coat. Searched the entire place (it wasn't that big) and no sign of it.
I know it's not stolen as we're the only people in the venue so reckon one of the lads took it by mistake in their inebriated state. Our HR manager is still there at this point and she helps me look again, the only coat there is a black women's coat from Zara. Definitely not mine, which I tell her. In the end of night drunkenness', she must have asked me three or four times was it my coat until I eventually tell her to get a grip, it's clearly a women's coat (in a friendly way of course) - I head home coatless.
Fast forward to Monday and I ask a few of the lads if they accidently took my coat home, but all responses are negative.
This morning, the HR manager sends an All Staff e-mail saying that she still has a black women's Zara coat from the party. I'm about to reply to the e-mail to say 'And I'm also missing a green overcoat too, if anybody has that?' when Mrs Lao Lao sends me a What's App;
'You're never going to fucking live this one down!'
'What?'
She then sends me a video of her opening our wardrobe and taking my coat out of it. The coat that I wore on Saturday night to the party. The coat that had gone missing.
I'm scratching my head, I definetely left the party with no coat. 100% certain of that, it was fucking cold and I was fucking cold waiting for my taxi...Oh fuck...
'Eh, babe, are you missing a Zara coat by any chance?'
'Yes, I am. A black one'
Sweet.
Mother.
Of.
Fucking.
Jesus.
I went to the fucking party wearing Mrs Lao Lao's coat. I have absolutely no idea how the fuck I did this. I was stone cold sober leaving the house, not a drop of alcohol had passed my lips They are two very different coats and I don't own a coat anything like it.
I let the HR manager know and she proceeded to absolutely rip the piss out of me and then replied to her All Staff and let every employee know that she found out that the coat belonged to Mrs Lao Lao and that I was wearing my wife clothes on Saturday and that she was scarlet for me.
I have been getting the piss ripped out of me for the entire morning - It will take a very, very, very long time to live this one down
FML
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Originally posted by Lao Lao View Post
In fairness, she told me;
'I'd of said nothing and fuck the coat'
And then proceeded to rip the piss out of me
However the bolded part is more embarrassing
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