Good to hear you're on the right road.unseenwork wrote:It's been great Nols, best it's been in a long time after a very dark patch.Nolanator wrote:Ah here.Jim Lahey wrote:Each to their own, the rugby fraternity welcomes all.
Even the Welsh.
Didn't pick up on that before, UW. Thought you were being your usual vague self.![]()
Hope it's going well.
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Some of us here are sticking up for your right to be a tool and drawing the line at some of the more unsavoury posting but do yourself a favour, show some maturity yourself and dial it in a bit. You never know, people might actually start to be pleasant to you.Jumper wrote:Interesting that Leinster have brought in SOB to talk to the team ahead of the game today. Cullen and the squad must still - somehow - respect him.
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Anyone know if they're selling tickets at the gate today? Want to see if I can avoid Ticketmaster charge.
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There's a ticket office at the entrance to the North Stand. There should be tickets available there.CM11 wrote:Anyone know if they're selling tickets at the gate today? Want to see if I can avoid Ticketmaster charge.
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themaddog wrote:There's a ticket office at the entrance to the North Stand. There should be tickets available there.CM11 wrote:Anyone know if they're selling tickets at the gate today? Want to see if I can avoid Ticketmaster charge.

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Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
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Problem is that I think he's serious most of the time. Hence ignoring is the more tactful option.Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
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Absolutely.Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
He's not.CM11 wrote: Problem is that I think he's serious most of the time. Hence ignoring is the more tactful option.
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As in his snide comment about both Leinster and SOB in his previous post ?alliswell wrote:Jumper wrote:When you agree with me it makes me doubt what I say because you are totally dishonest on here most of the timealliswell wrote:This forum wouldn't be the most progressive corner of the internet. A worrying amount of posters clearly have sexist and/or homophobic leanings which don't reflect those of this country.danthefan wrote:Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imounseenwork wrote:
Woke.
I've huge respect for UnseenWork feeling comfortable enough to share about themselves on here.
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Jumper is a Leinster troll.
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Well either way, you don't get rid of a troll by giving him attention.alliswell wrote:Absolutely.Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imoHe's not.CM11 wrote: Problem is that I think he's serious most of the time. Hence ignoring is the more tactful option.
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What about your attempts to encourage a stranger on the internet to kill themselves?Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
Comments which many posters and moderators on the board have/had no issue with.
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Likely Welsh drugs cheat playing today I see..
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Cooney is Ireland's best scrum half. Criminal he wasn't starting in Japan. Miles ahead of Luke anyhow.
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Ah but he isn'tRWC2015 wrote:Cooney is Ireland's best scrum half. Criminal he wasn't starting in Japan. Miles ahead of Luke anyhow.
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Wow. Stockdale's defense just saved Ulster's win. 

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Aye he isn't.alliswell wrote:Ah but he isn'tRWC2015 wrote:Cooney is Ireland's best scrum half. Criminal he wasn't starting in Japan. Miles ahead of Luke anyhow.
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Up Ulster
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Ok, I might have got a bit carried away. Should defo have been on the plane IMO.unseenwork wrote:Aye he isn't.alliswell wrote:Ah but he isn'tRWC2015 wrote:Cooney is Ireland's best scrum half. Criminal he wasn't starting in Japan. Miles ahead of Luke anyhow.
Well done Stockdale. Really smart and composed defending at the end.
Coetzee is a monster!
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Gwan those daft daft lads.JoeMangled wrote:Up Ulster
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Nothing better than seeing someone having the courage to just be themselvesunseenwork wrote:It's been great Nols, best it's been in a long time after a very dark patch.Nolanator wrote:Ah here.Jim Lahey wrote:Each to their own, the rugby fraternity welcomes all.
Even the Welsh.
Didn't pick up on that before, UW. Thought you were being your usual vague self.![]()
Hope it's going well.

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We tolerate Cammy and Mullet.Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
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Okay kid. Suit yourself.Jumper wrote:What about your attempts to encourage a stranger on the internet to kill themselves?Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
Comments which many posters and moderators on the board have/had no issue with.
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Yeah a few selections we thought were bad at the time simply defy belief in hindsight. Joe really shit the bedRWC2015 wrote:Cooney is Ireland's best scrum half. Criminal he wasn't starting in Japan. Miles ahead of Luke anyhow.
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The best bit was when they won.unseenwork wrote:Gwan those daft daft lads.JoeMangled wrote:Up Ulster
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Amen. Or whatever you're having yourself.shabadoo wrote:Nothing better than seeing someone having the courage to just be themselvesunseenwork wrote:It's been great Nols, best it's been in a long time after a very dark patch.Nolanator wrote:Ah here.Jim Lahey wrote:Each to their own, the rugby fraternity welcomes all.
Even the Welsh.
Didn't pick up on that before, UW. Thought you were being your usual vague self.![]()
Hope it's going well.

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Awesome win for Ulster
And Bath is a great city with good rugby people
And Bath is a great city with good rugby people

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Leinsterman wrote:Similarly, people whose sole MO is to log onto the internet to wind people up should examine their own priorities in lifealliswell wrote: Is it? People who call strangers on the internet retards probably need to have a look at themselves imo
It’s never really ok to tell someone to kill themselves, call them a retard or tell them they’ve special needs . Stop making excuses for yourself and just ignore him if he’s winding you up that easily
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Jumper is a bit of a special case, but it's better to just ignore him than engage.
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Yeah, but who did we get outraged by if we ignore him? Globus?Nolanator wrote:Jumper is a bit of a special case, but it's better to just ignore him than engage.
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Hah. You can rest easy and get wound up by the Leinster posters.Ulsters Red Hand wrote:Yeah, but who did we get outraged by if we ignore him? Globus?Nolanator wrote:Jumper is a bit of a special case, but it's better to just ignore him than engage.

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People don’t even have to ignore him or get on with him , just avoid the disgustingly offensive remarks that involve suicide or mental health issues etc . It’s really not that difficultNolanator wrote:Jumper is a bit of a special case, but it's better to just ignore him than engage.
You know if Zappa is actually doing a bit of moderating around here that things have gone truly beyond the pale
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Ah yeah it is the best. I have had some great weekends thereUlsters Red Hand wrote:Awesome win for Ulster
And Bath is a great city with good rugby people
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Despite living 15 minutes away by train I have only really spent an hour in Bath over the last two years, does seem to have its charms though.
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It's a very handsome city but the fun isn't great outside matchday. Bristol is more craic.
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That's the vibe I get, there's just nothing particularly dragging me out there and plenty keeping me in Bristol!alliswell wrote:It's a very handsome city but the fun isn't great outside matchday. Bristol is more craic.
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15 mins by train and you can’t be arsed to make the gameunseenwork wrote:Despite living 15 minutes away by train I have only really spent an hour in Bath over the last two years, does seem to have its charms though.

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Agreed. Definitely going back next time, great stadium. Not staying over thoughDuff Paddy wrote:Ah yeah it is the best. I have had some great weekends thereUlsters Red Hand wrote:Awesome win for Ulster
And Bath is a great city with good rugby people

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I came very close but god money's tight and those Rec tickets were pricey as anything!Ulsters Red Hand wrote:15 mins by train and you can’t be arsed to make the gameunseenwork wrote:Despite living 15 minutes away by train I have only really spent an hour in Bath over the last two years, does seem to have its charms though.
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There’s a class HD link for the Munster game on VIP league FYI
First one that comes up
First one that comes up