Re: Rugby NAMA thread Revisited Rugby
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2019 12:40 pm
Is it definitely the same lads doing all these jobs?
If you google it most hold around 10k but they can hold 200k when fully loadedThe Sun God wrote:How much cash is typically held in an ATM machine ...? anyone ?
That's what I heard also.......fcuk, thats a few bob for the 'dissidents' that I am assuming are doing these heists.sewa wrote:If you google it most hold around 10k but they can hold 200k when fully loadedThe Sun God wrote:How much cash is typically held in an ATM machine ...? anyone ?
It's a load of unmitigated s***e - apart from that there is nothing whatsoever wrong with it.rfurlong wrote:shooting drug dealers was obviously tongue in cheek ...... but do please let me know whats laughable about the rest of the forced drug rehabilitation idea ..... other than it impinges on the civil liberties of chaotic, tragic people, who would otherwise likely die, and forces them onto a new path for the benefit of all in society, including themselves?Conspicuous wrote:I just shared this with everyone in workrfurlong wrote:theres half a dozen dealers lined up outside merchants quay every morning, to trade with the methadone junkies ...... directly opposite the four courts and directly under the gaze of the City managers officeMullet 2 wrote:That can never work because our judiciary and Politicians are too soft.
Decriminalise and have safe injecting centres but outside of those centres all dealing and drug taking in the city must be eradicated with aggressive policing.
we have the worst of all worlds ..... a 'health system' who's methadone programme keeps tragic drug addicts in a perpetual zombie like state, and a 'criminal justice system' that then abandons them to the fvcking kinahans.
Round the 100 or so poor fvckers up and bus them down to the curragh for a tough love/bootcamp/internment session of approx 6-12 months. Get them clean, get them trained in some skills, give them a path way to a job and back into society ........ oh and let the army snipers shoot anyone trying to catapult drugs over the wall.
much better solution to the drugs problem than current expensive policing of the kinihans, legalisation of drugs, prison for addicts, open injecting centres, or methadone slavery.
of course it will never happen ....... cos civil liberties
The whole place is in stitches
it would be a good debate to have, if you had the wit to conduct it.
Sooooooo.EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Cool. There must be fair old stories from your wilderness seminary years wha'?EverReady wrote:You get a go off one of the bridesmaids and 20 smackers from the da
They might as well have slipped the drive thru cashier at Burger King a twenty and told him to read off a flashcard.Nolanator wrote:My cousin had a humanist wedding and it was lovely. Appropriate levels of ceremony, but none of the religious mumbo jumbo. All about family and friends.
Like that's going to work. FFS, everyone knows a proper marriage needs fear to work...Bullettyme wrote:I was at a humanist wedding before and it just seemed to be airy fairy type stuff and loving one another.
I agree completely about educate together schools having these issues, but that doesn't mean that the church should still be in control of schools. It's not a binary choice.EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Nolanator wrote:My cousin had a humanist wedding and it was lovely. Appropriate levels of ceremony, but none of the religious mumbo jumbo. All about family and friends.
What is a naming ceremony?Mullet 2 wrote:EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Wait until you get asked to naming ceremony.
Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
So its ok for a ceremony that you found 'meaningful' but a ceremony that involves traditional elements for someone that attaches meaningfulness to 'fairies in the skies' is bad and must be insulted and spoken about in a derogatory manner?de_Selby wrote:Also, myself and my wife had a humanist wedding. We just had readings/poems from close family members that we found meaningful.
I'd much prefer what we had that to getting life lessons from a representative of the institution that systematically covered up child abuse and spreads bullshit about fairies in the sky.
Christening for wierdossewa wrote:What is a naming ceremony?Mullet 2 wrote:EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Wait until you get asked to naming ceremony.
Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
Weirdos is a term that is not very specific, what sort of weirdosnardol wrote:Christening for wierdossewa wrote:
What is a naming ceremony?
Or for people that like the ceremonies but don't want part of an organisation that has a questionable attitude to women and children at best.nardol wrote:Christening for wierdossewa wrote:What is a naming ceremony?Mullet 2 wrote:EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Wait until you get asked to naming ceremony.
Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
I've read this 3 times trying to figure out what point it is you think you are making. Where did I say anything "must be insulted" FFS?nardol wrote:So its ok for a ceremony that you found 'meaningful' but a ceremony that involves traditional elements for someone that attaches meaningfulness to 'fairies in the skies' is bad and must be insulted and spoken about in a derogatory manner?de_Selby wrote:Also, myself and my wife had a humanist wedding. We just had readings/poems from close family members that we found meaningful.
I'd much prefer what we had that to getting life lessons from a representative of the institution that systematically covered up child abuse and spreads bullshit about fairies in the sky.
Nice humanist attitude.
People can believe whatever they want as far as I'm concerned.nardol wrote:I have zero issue with a non religious ceremony.
I have issue with attacks on others way of life from someone who supports an individuals own right to his own individual beliefs (humanist).
The above statement being 'before you even get into the church's actions in the past'
Not an argument I wish to pursue ... So its all good
You crack me up and you are right. I was at one recently.Mullet 2 wrote:EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Wait until you get asked to naming ceremony.
Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
The Sun God wrote:You crack me up and you are right. I was at one recently.Mullet 2 wrote: Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
I was just about to edit you plum.Uncle Fester wrote:The Sun God wrote:You crack me up and you are right. I was at one recently.Mullet 2 wrote: Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
Did you...ehm...have a nice time there?
Too little too late.The Sun God wrote:I was just about to edit you plum.Uncle Fester wrote:The Sun God wrote:You crack me up and you are right. I was at one recently.Mullet 2 wrote: Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
Did you...ehm...have a nice time there?
Oh I don't know.... I still know the odd move.redderneck wrote:Too little too late.The Sun God wrote:I was just about to edit you plum.Uncle Fester wrote:The Sun God wrote:You crack me up and you are right. I was at one recently.Mullet 2 wrote: Gayer than an orgy at Leo's gaff
Did you...ehm...have a nice time there?
You wouldn't go down well at one of those parties at all, at all.
I had a humanist wedding, they will say basically anything you ask them to. The ceremony can last 5 mins where they just do the legal necessities of you like. If there was Hinduism etc in it then it came from the couple, or more accurately the bride.EverReady wrote:Agreeing with Mullet always pains me since I gave up on national socialism but the educate togethers are as big ideologues and as fervent as any other denomination. Their ideology is everything is good. No shades of grey or red lights when some ideology impinges on say a women's rights. It is all cool and you just ignore the shit bits and get down with the head gear. I was at a humanist wedding at the weekend and it is a farce. It mentioned other religious philosophical positions and had some Hindu shite crow barred in. Obviously the RC church wasn't mentioned bar the ceremony being based on that. It was hippy drippy bullshit and I hope the marriage fails
Nah its shit and all that meaningful stuff is a load of shitede_Selby wrote:Also, myself and my wife had a humanist wedding. We just had readings/poems from close family members that we found meaningful.
I'd much prefer what we had than getting life lessons from a representative of the institution that systematically covered up child abuse and spreads bullshit about fairies in the sky.
ZappaMan wrote:I got married by a Blues Brothers tribute band in Las Vegas.
Was a very spiritual and moving ceremony.
de_Selby wrote:I've read this 3 times trying to figure out what point it is you think you are making. Where did I say anything "must be insulted" FFS?nardol wrote:So its ok for a ceremony that you found 'meaningful' but a ceremony that involves traditional elements for someone that attaches meaningfulness to 'fairies in the skies' is bad and must be insulted and spoken about in a derogatory manner?de_Selby wrote:Also, myself and my wife had a humanist wedding. We just had readings/poems from close family members that we found meaningful.
I'd much prefer what we had that to getting life lessons from a representative of the institution that systematically covered up child abuse and spreads bullshit about fairies in the sky.
Nice humanist attitude.
We had a non-religious ceremony because religion is a load of unmitigated bollocks imo, and that's before you even get into the church's actions in the past in this country.
No had it at the hotel the reception was in.Leinsterman wrote:Did you have the ceremony in the place on St Stephens Green, Dan?
Thought it was two.Uncle Fester wrote:With 26% of parents in the area indicating a wish for divestment, I can see why the proposal to divest one school out of eight is causing outrage. It should clearly be two of them.
If you like fairy stories maybeMullet 2 wrote:de_Selby wrote:I've read this 3 times trying to figure out what point it is you think you are making. Where did I say anything "must be insulted" FFS?nardol wrote:So its ok for a ceremony that you found 'meaningful' but a ceremony that involves traditional elements for someone that attaches meaningfulness to 'fairies in the skies' is bad and must be insulted and spoken about in a derogatory manner?de_Selby wrote:Also, myself and my wife had a humanist wedding. We just had readings/poems from close family members that we found meaningful.
I'd much prefer what we had that to getting life lessons from a representative of the institution that systematically covered up child abuse and spreads bullshit about fairies in the sky.
Nice humanist attitude.
We had a non-religious ceremony because religion is a load of unmitigated bollocks imo, and that's before you even get into the church's actions in the past in this country.
I can't see why you're struggling
He nailed you tbf