I've been in a meeting since 12 - what have I missed?
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We have a tough selection process - I can put him forward, but only if you're not too attached - not such a hot survival rate I'm afraid.
I got bored of immigration, house prices, govt/tax/health/schools/contract stuff over there.
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Nice bottle of wine never goes amiss.Originally posted by cailin maith View Postwonderful - my 2000th post will be to big up pints....
I love pints, they last longer than halves - last longer than bloody vodka and diet cokes which I could neck in no time... they taste good... they're just perfect...
And - I gre up with pints no one in Ireland would be caught dead with a half.... oh maybe my granny God rest her soul - she like a glass of guinness....
Even Dad who's been dry for 20 years wouldn't dream of buying me a half... it's just not right!!Comment
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Nothing worth noting - ministers with sloping shoulders and stuff about housing. In here? not sure - saw Zeity posting something that looked promising - and CM is Super nowOriginally posted by WindyAnna View PostI've been in a meeting since 12 - what have I missed?Comment
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It's all too much for my head in general...Originally posted by realityhack View PostWe have a tough selection process - I can put him forward, but only if you're not too attached - not such a hot survival rate I'm afraid.
I got bored of immigration, house prices, govt/tax/health/schools/contract stuff over there.
Fancy a game of snap?
Don't worry he's a tough nut (no pun intended) to crack...
Sure - go for it!!!Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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CM has always been super to meOriginally posted by realityhack View PostNothing worth noting - ministers with sloping shoulders and stuff about housing. In here? not sure - saw Zeity posting something that looked promising - and CM is Super now
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Ah babe - you're the best!!Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostCM has always been super to me
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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When I first joined, I stayed clear of General and LR for about 6 monthsOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostIt's all too much for my head in general...
Don't worry he's a tough nut (no pun intended) to crack...
Sure - go for it!!!
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Soon put that right, though.Comment
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