Had he his sleeves rolled up? I love it when he has his sleeves rolled up.
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Back in March when it was 50/50 whether weād live or die, I was thinking Iād be slow to ever go to a pub again.
Now Iād have no issue. Irish people have an ancient, inalienable right to go the pub. Once they open the punters will be back. The virus has burnt itself out.
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Your usual on the ball predictions were found lacking in the early days of Covid. I canāt take you seriously anymore sadly.
What predictions were they?
I think you said that you had faith in our response and the virus wouldnāt cause the damage it turned out to cause,
In terms of the wider community they got the response spot on.
They failed badly in the care homes, but so did most other European countries, itās not something I factored in at the time.
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Itās ok mate. Your previous performance around the storms still has you in good standing.
Hundreds of thousands were meant to be dead by now in Ireland
If Tony, Leo and Simon were around, weād have prevented the devastation of the famine.
Heineken. Yuck.
Turn a can into a pint for a mere Ā£130. I think Iād rather just pour out the can thanks.
Fellas have nothing else to spend the 350 on.
If it was a tap that dispensed a keg I could see the attraction, but a tap that makes a can a pint. Seems a bit odd
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Itās all the same liquid isnāt it. The gas makes the pint the pint as such?
I presume it just gets it to pour in a more pint like way.
Dunno. Pints of beer in a pub taste same as cans. Stout is different alright.
I wouldnāt go that far now. Pints are definitely nicer than cans
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