Seathrún shows his hand

Go raibh míle as ucht bhur bhfáilte agus as ucht gach cuidiú a fuarthas ó thosaigh mé anseo 1000 post ó shin. Caithfidh mé a rá gur fhoghlaim mé cuid mhaith faoi abhair nach raibh suim dá laghad agam go dtí gur osclaíodh geataí nua dom. Míle milliún buíoch arís. Seol do lámh i dtreo mo láimhe chun d’onóir agus d’ómós a thaispeáint

It’s been a long time coming and personally I thought I’d have given up before 100 so cheers for putting up with me for so long. I’m still here reaching out to ye all. Reach back… ..1000 posts.....Who'd a thunk it?

Congratulations!

Now let us see. Is that a Dell? You are running Windows XP (home edition)? You have it set to blue for the windows toolbars and that matches the blue on your hand.

Yee hah !

Onwards and upwards !

Congratulation SeathrúnCeitinn.

Seathrún you look very young. Well done to you, you're a crusader for the Irish language here among many other good things i.e. a lot of us geeks don't have a blind bit of interest in sport and yourself and anmajornarthainig have brung a bit of balance lately.

May we see at least another 10,000 ...

"Brought", I mean.

johnfás wrote:

Congratulations!

Now let us see. Is that a Dell? You are running Windows XP (home edition)? You have it set to blue for the windows toolbars and that matches the blue on your hand.

Get away from that window ye hallion ye

It's a four and a half year old Acer

Nice one Seathrún.

I'll dring a can of Tuborg to you tonight. Or six...

I'm going for a tea and toast evening tonight.

johnfás wrote:

I'm going for a tea and toast evening tonight.

Before or after the pub ?

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I'm going for a tea and toast evening tonight.

Before or after the pub ?

Not going to the pub at all, just tea, toast and playstation. We have an expensive jar of jam. Girls are not invited.

johnfás wrote:

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I'm going for a tea and toast evening tonight.

Before or after the pub ?

Not going to the pub at all, just tea, toast and playstation. We have an expensive jar of jam. Girls are not invited.

Jaysus...I'm starvin....I'll be round at eight....I hope there's some Roman Catholic wheaten

Oh the religious loyalties of sweet loaves and casual bread, you'll be a far of the tooshcart I'd vouchsafe, young Seathrun.

Just back from my tea and toast session - it was fantastic!

We ate two lovely preserves, a Scottish Golden Raspberry and a Strawberry and Champagne.

johnfás wrote:

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I'm going for a tea and toast evening tonight.

Before or after the pub ?

Not going to the pub at all, just tea, toast and playstation. We have an expensive jar of jam. Girls are not invited.

This post reminds me of Stephen Fry's autobiography, which I am currently reading. Minus the playstation bit (obviously)

Is fear aisteach thú a Sheathrúin? Comhghairdeachas

anmajornarthainig wrote:

Is fear aisteach thú a Sheathrúin? Comhghairdeachas

agus níos aistí le gach lá a chaithim ar an saolríomhaire seo.......

Had a second nice evening in with the lads tonight. We watched bad television and ate kit kats. Gosh we're turning into girls.

johnfás wrote:

Had a second nice evening in with the lads tonight. We watched bad television and ate kit kats. Gosh we're turning into girls.

Bad television? How could you with Mock the Week, HIGONFY and lots of films on? And I expect you have Sky or somesuch so there's always something good on!

Was in my friend's house and I didn't have the remote. We watched Big Brother *groan* and the X-Factor.

It was however a very enjoyable evening. Nothing better than kicking up and relaxing with school friends two nights in a row.

johnfás wrote:

Was in my friend's house and I didn't have the remote. We watched Big Brother *groan* and the X-Factor.

*shudder* Get up those stairs, listen to some Bach while reading Proust in the original French to wash that cultural dreck out of your mind young man!

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It was however a very enjoyable evening. Nothing better than kicking up and relaxing with school friends two nights in a row.

Nope, it's hard to beat. I can lend you my West Wing boxset the next time you stay in with the lads so you have something proper to watch.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

johnfás wrote:

Was in my friend's house and I didn't have the remote. We watched Big Brother *groan* and the X-Factor.

*shudder* Get up those stairs, listen to some Bach while reading Proust in the original French to wash that cultural dreck out of your mind young man!

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It was however a very enjoyable evening. Nothing better than kicking up and relaxing with school friends two nights in a row.

Nope, it's hard to beat. I can lend you my West Wing boxset the next time you stay in with the lads so you have something proper to watch.

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

That's that programme set in 19th century frontier America? I never watched it but I hear it's rather good granted the inexplicable addition of Lovejoy to the cast.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

That's that programme set in 19th century frontier America? I never watched it but I hear it's rather good granted the inexplicable addition of Lovejoy to the cast.

Dude.....if you're looking for your next personal box set treat for yourself ...buy that. Ian Mc Shane is the baddest 'cocksucker' in the west. If that word offends your sensibilities I'd give it a wide birth......that's only the start of it.....he is a revelation in that role

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

That's that programme set in 19th century frontier America? I never watched it but I hear it's rather good granted the inexplicable addition of Lovejoy to the cast.

Dude.....if you're looking for your next personal box set treat for yourself ...buy that. Ian Mc Shane is the baddest 'cocksucker' in the west. If that word offends your sensibilities I'd give it a wide birth......that's only the start of it.....he is a revelation in that role

Thanks for that tip SeathrúnCeitinn. I've never given it a try. Is it running at the moment?

cactus flower wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

That's that programme set in 19th century frontier America? I never watched it but I hear it's rather good granted the inexplicable addition of Lovejoy to the cast.

Dude.....if you're looking for your next personal box set treat for yourself ...buy that. Ian Mc Shane is the baddest 'cocksucker' in the west. If that word offends your sensibilities I'd give it a wide birth......that's only the start of it.....he is a revelation in that role

Thanks for that tip SeathrúnCeitinn. I've never given it a try. Is it running at the moment?

It's now officially finished after the three series. There was talk of one/two movie type specials the way there was after the fourth series of Sopranos but I think those rumours have been quashed. It's not on any channel at the moment but I would buy the box set. It's a classic. Totally underated and one liners come in tidal waves. Buy it, Cactus, you won't regret it.

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

'Deadwood' is the real politics show

That's that programme set in 19th century frontier America? I never watched it but I hear it's rather good granted the inexplicable addition of Lovejoy to the cast.

Dude.....if you're looking for your next personal box set treat for yourself ...buy that. Ian Mc Shane is the baddest 'cocksucker' in the west. If that word offends your sensibilities I'd give it a wide birth......that's only the start of it.....he is a revelation in that role

Thanks for that tip SeathrúnCeitinn. I've never given it a try. Is it running at the moment?

It's now officially finished after the three series. There was talk of one/two movie type specials the way there was after the fourth series of Sopranos but I think those rumours have been quashed. It's not on any channel at the moment but I would buy the box set. It's a classic. Totally underated and one liners come in tidal waves. Buy it, Cactus, you won't regret it.

The dialogue can be rather impenetrable at points. And can someone tell me why the so-called Cornishmen in season three spoke Dublin Irish?