If You're Chillin' - An Síbín Reoite

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

It's temperate enough here too - last night was a grand night indeed - people eating and drinking outside.

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

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It's nice to go camping in the nature - I suppose Laois would qualify; there must be some congenital genetic need for us to commune with the Nature sometimes I'm convinced - those who repress it end up doing other things I'm sure. Do you ever have a supreme need to wake up in a field?

Not really, I'm quite an urbanite. The hubbub of the capital is far more my scene, so I would instead have the supreme need to commune with my fellow human. Nature doesn't float my boat.

Would Stephen's Green be quite enough nature for you Ard-Taoiseach ?

cactus flower wrote:

Would Stephen's Green be quite enough nature for you Ard-Taoiseach ?

Do you know cactus, it would indeed. Myself and the swans get on fine there.

I just noticed that a certain poster by the name of Rahood has joined the commune. Is there a reluctance to welcome him with a cup of tea? Anybody other than ibis have run ins with this dude before?

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

I just noticed that a certain poster by the name of Rahood has joined the commune. Is there a reluctance to welcome him with a cup of tea? Anybody other than ibis have run ins with this dude before?

Well, we did give him a cup of tea and welcome so, he's more than welcome to have a chat with all us lovely people!

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

I just noticed that a certain poster by the name of Rahood has joined the commune. Is there a reluctance to welcome him with a cup of tea? Anybody other than ibis have run ins with this dude before?

Well, we did give him a cup of tea and welcome so, he's more than welcome to have a chat with all us lovely people!

Oh mea culpa I didn't see the sign your name here thread.

Rahood is having a few tiffs with cookie over on p.ie. It's a lot more exciting than Castaway on RTE 1.

http://www.politics.ie/viewtopic.php?f=99&t=40445

Anything libellous in that thread cookie? Will we be damned for linking it here?

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Beautiful! Was it in somebody's garden in the Mother City of the Gaels?

Auditor #9 wrote:

Rahood is having a few tiffs with cookie over on p.ie. It's a lot more exciting than Castaway on RTE 1.

http://www.politics.ie/viewtopic.php?f=99&t=40445

Anything libellous in that thread cookie? Will we be damned for linking it here?

I started watching Lost In Translation and drinking a bottle of beer a while back. Nothing libellous, but pehaps linking to a thread where our newest member is acting the twat isn't the best way to welcome somebody.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Beautiful! Was it in somebody's garden in the Mother City of the Gaels?

Down the IFSC, was sitting out from 4.30 to 10.30, couple of bottles of wine and some chat over a plate of antipasto. It was wonderful.

cookiemonster wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Rahood is having a few tiffs with cookie over on p.ie. It's a lot more exciting than Castaway on RTE 1.

http://www.politics.ie/viewtopic.php?f=99&t=40445

Anything libellous in that thread cookie? Will we be damned for linking it here?

I started watching Lost In Translation and drinking a bottle of beer a while back. Nothing libellous, but pehaps linking to a thread where our newest member is acting the twat isn't the best way to welcome somebody.

Why is Rahood going to be along any minute now?

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Beautiful! Was it in somebody's garden in the Mother City of the Gaels?

Down the IFSC, was sitting out from 4.30 to 10.30, couple of bottles of wine and some chat over a plate of antipasto. It was wonderful.

I'm sure it was, did you buy some distressed banks while down there? You can get three for a fiver nowadays.

Auditor #9 wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Rahood is having a few tiffs with cookie over on p.ie. It's a lot more exciting than Castaway on RTE 1.

http://www.politics.ie/viewtopic.php?f=99&t=40445

Anything libellous in that thread cookie? Will we be damned for linking it here?

I started watching Lost In Translation and drinking a bottle of beer a while back. Nothing libellous, but pehaps linking to a thread where our newest member is acting the twat isn't the best way to welcome somebody.

Why is Rahood going to be along any minute now?

Didn't somebody say he just signed up?

He signed up but will he show up?

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Beautiful! Was it in somebody's garden in the Mother City of the Gaels?

Down the IFSC, was sitting out from 4.30 to 10.30, couple of bottles of wine and some chat over a plate of antipasto. It was wonderful.

I'm sure it was, did you buy some distressed banks while down there? You can get three for a fiver nowadays.

A fiver? With my inside information on the future of the economy I was able to haggle them down to €3.46 a piece. One could really feel the impact of THE RECESSION down there too, people dying cold and hungry on the streets with their worthless share certificates clutched in their cold, bony dead hands.

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Lovely, I'm glad some people are getting to do stuff al fresco before this Summer completely gives up the ghost.

My al fresco experience was in the heart of our fair city.

Beautiful! Was it in somebody's garden in the Mother City of the Gaels?

Down the IFSC, was sitting out from 4.30 to 10.30, couple of bottles of wine and some chat over a plate of antipasto. It was wonderful.

I'm sure it was, did you buy some distressed banks while down there? You can get three for a fiver nowadays.

A fiver? With my inside information on the future of the economy I was able to haggle them down to €3.46 a piece. One could really feel the impact of THE RECESSION down there too, people dying cold and hungry on the streets with their worthless share certificates clutched in their cold, bony dead hands.

Good stuff, you'll be in clover with that sort of discount. Did you give some spare change to those poor, decrepit, broken brokers? They're in terrible form nowadays, they've taken to spread-betting on seagull formations down the docks to fill the gap.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Good stuff, you'll be in clover with that sort of discount. Did you give some spare change to those poor, decrepit, broken brokers? They're in terrible form nowadays, they've taken to spread-betting on seagull formations down the docks to fill the gap.

Until they are forced to eat the seagulls.

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Good stuff, you'll be in clover with that sort of discount. Did you give some spare change to those poor, decrepit, broken brokers? They're in terrible form nowadays, they've taken to spread-betting on seagull formations down the docks to fill the gap.

Until they are forced to eat the seagulls.

Because they failed to cover their shorts. It's a salutary moral tale.

This is a draft. What is a draft? Let's find out.


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I pressed 'Draft' and it saved the above message without posting it. Would that be of any use to the people who keep losing posts?

You can find your drafts in your profile in a new drafts tab.

It was a pun on the word 'draught' ..

I'll put it in the Site Development forum I spose.

Ahh. Finished a fairly big project after many late nights yesterday and went to bed happy, on the late side (but sober I assure you). Woke up thinking it was strangely light and that my watch had stopped Aaargh. Watch not stopped. I had slept through the alarm. It was 12.30 a.m. Hopped up to the office at the speed of light to find that the other key holder was off sick for the first day in her life, and everyone had been locked out of the office all morning

Well, I'm ready for another 12 hour sleep now. Good night.

Auditor #9 wrote:

It was a pun on the word 'draught' ..

I'll put it in the Site Development forum I spose.

Talking of draught, I've perfected the production of alchohol free Guinness. Honest.

I shall refresh myself with one of these beauties I found in Tesco only a few weeks ago, this Czech beer is silky smooth with a pleasant musky undertones and a satisfyingly strong complexion. Mmm...

You're already a fan of the Budwar aren't you?