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redderneck

What has happened is not far off what fishooks mentioned. Too much deadwood never was/never will be's being carried in the squad. Ally that to has beens being kept around to shore up the lack of quality new blood - and then we see the young blood fcuking off in frustration at having to weave its way...

redderneck

From an Irish POV, POC and POM are playing like f**king drains.

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We're gone.

Have a good w/end folks.

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danny_fitz wrote:Have munster achieved more then four phases?

If you coulnt the ball bouncing after we kick it away as a phase; then yes.

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Mistake after mistake after mistake. The monotony of it broken only by more injuries.

We're passive; we're done and this could get embarrassing quickly.

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ah. Can't see Munster doing a number against Saffacens... Indeed. Our best hope for making it out of the group, is if the ASM & Sale team buses tragically crash head-on en route to the game and erupt into a ferocious, all-consuming fireball. Even then, we'd need the plane carrying the Saffies squad...

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A red rag to the Allah'u Crossbar brigade if ever there was one.

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Lamerat isn't in the Castes squad I see. Leinster will be pleased as he tore the shit out of their midfield a few seasons ago, class player. Tales not starting is another boon I feel. They have zero interest. Over for quick five-ten minute shufti, on the offchance Leinster have been decimated durin...

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Sarries should do a number on us tomorrow. If they don't I will be mightily surprised. Stong side, at home, with it all to play for? Those European games are won. Even against decent oppo who travel well; they are generally won by the home side. Throw in an oppo bumbamboozlefucked by injuries and it...

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Jesus, having sat around sticking needles into the Axel effigy for long enough to give himself a nasty cramp, stirred himself and wept.

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Teenage relative got part of his coat/kitbag snagged on a passing lorry whilst crossing Sarsfield Bridge many years ago. The theory was that he most likely had an unzipped jacket flapping about in the wind. For want of a moment to zup up, or had he owned the lane he wouldn't have been dragged off & ...

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Duncan Williams is going to spend most of however many minutes he manages to stay on the field for, picking himself up off the floor and counting his limbs. Sarries are going to have FUN. Presume JJ would go to 9, unless - ah feck it; doesn't even bear thinking about. It's a Friday and the sun is sh...

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lemonhead wrote:We're screwed.

So fcuked.

Carpet burns as well. The indignity of it all.

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As a recent convert to cycling, it pains me to say it, but a sizeable amount (I don't want to say majority) of cyclists are total plum with the way they conduct themselves on the roads. In urban situations - pains me to say it - they need to be. The alternative is put the bike in the shed and resor...

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FAMILY Feud has enraged cyclists by asking competitors this question. On the popular game show, host Grant Denyer asked competitors to name “something annoying that a cyclist might do”. This of course has enraged the cycling community who took to Twitter to voice their thoughts including comedian a...

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The only thing keeping me from being thoroughly depressed right now is that I'm holding some depression in reserve for late Saturday afternoon; when I'll need it most.

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Murray out for both remaining Goblet games.

Ta-raa lads. It's been real. What an unmitigated train-wreck of a season this has been with injuries; and we're only half way through it.

Time Axel got himself into The Fathers for a few decades.

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Laurent wrote:
Uncle Fester wrote: Le coq sportif stopped being a sport gear sadly.

I know they have faded into bit - player status but hadn't realised they were gone?

Used to love their French kit back in the day.

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Irish bordies putting the boot into NZ about their Navy. :blush: We are buying a few new currachs hence the smugness. I thought it was because you count the German Navy as partially yours since you used to refuel their U-Boats during WW2. Our air corps are going to deliver you some whupp ass. http:...

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So. What can be done? Boats are hole-averse in my limited experience. I suggest one of those boats is in a better position to create a hole than the other. So... Ah. Diplomatic incident time. Ramifications. Meh. Leaking fuel oil into fishing grounds. Ramifications. Not so meh. But a bit meh. Great ...

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So. What can be done? Boats are hole-averse in my limited experience. I suggest one of those boats is in a better position to create a hole than the other. So... Ah. Diplomatic incident time. Ramifications. Meh. Leaking fuel oil into fishing grounds. Ramifications. Not so meh. But a bit meh. Great f...

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Irish bordies putting the boot into NZ about their Navy. :blush: We are buying a few new currachs hence the smugness. I thought it was because you count the German Navy as partially yours since you used to refuel their U-Boats during WW2. With British and American fuel no less. Which, thanks to the...

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No I have lived and worked in the UK and the European Mainland and never felt like that, she comes accross as a self obsessed whiny bitch so typical of the generations under 35. Yup. I was fine until I came downstairs this morning. Now I don't know who I am. I wonder would going back upstairs recon...

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Started regular cycling again late last year after 25+ years off a bike. Can safely say the last 3-4 months has given me a newly rediscovered appreciation of how frigging dangerous/exposed you are on a bike - and this is cycling a handful of relatively low-traffic roads on 'fitness' rides; once majo...

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ps on the whole JJ thing I blame Nucifora/Nosferatu Driven out by bitter fans If bitter fans actually had that much sway, MOC would be long gone. :thumbup: Our bitterness is in the ha'penny place compared to you f u ckers. Our bitterness has waned a lot in the last few years. That's the sole reason...

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Malahide Mullet wrote: People like to have it in their hand at the end of the day

I've told you before; don't be listening to those Christian Brothers.

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Damn it. The young lad's an impressionist. Well done son.

Your mammy will be proud.

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That Villa Maria Chardonnay mentioned in the post further up is a decent bit of everyday white stuff. Every time I vist my folks place I end up tripping over the empties. I think my Mum is buying it by the pallet. "Since the chemo, I don't taste it darling, I just drink it." Words to live by.

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ScarfaceClaw wrote:
Taranaki Snapper wrote:
That's banned in the UK now.

Not surprised. Clear side-entry.

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Mixed marriage eh? Well done on his Dad for raising him in the one true faith. Still, she probably didn't put up too much of a struggle over a principled matter like that. She was too busy plotting her carrying on. Tramp.

Let this be a lesson to you lads. Stick to your own.

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Who the f**k buys meat in a supermarket???? Meat is bought from Butchers or directly from the farm shop. I am suitably chastised and will hang my head in shame for the rest of the day as punishment. It's something I haven't explored properly. The best local butcher I know of is a bit pricey (for be...

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Bought a shedload of cycling gear in Lidl/Aldi this year. Basic stuff, baselayers, leggings, gloves, socks, cheap as chips and what of it if you lose/break 'em glasses; a few spare jerseys. Essentially most of the kit other than their bib shorts which aren't worth a flying fiddlers and which you DO ...

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You weren't long enough away obviously.

Quitter.

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mikerob wrote:So JJ as the new Jeremy Staunton then?

No.

He hasn't lived in Limerick long enough to qualify fully as having been run out of it.

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globus wrote:
redderneck wrote:
ZappaMan wrote:Just chuck some hay in the corner of your bedroom like I do.
Ah here.

Common decency demands you at least make your conquests a hot breakfast the morning after.
So, not a roll in bed with a little honey?

I believe that's the appetizer.

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ZappaMan wrote:Just chuck some hay in the corner of your bedroom like I do.

Ah here.

Common decency demands you at least make your conquests a hot breakfast the morning after.

redderneck

Worse again.

Mother's side...

redderneck

I have it on good authority that there's Cork blood in the scut.

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