- He was hoping to get the A in honours maths so he could train as an acturist.
I think the word we are searching for could be horologist
Looking forward to a few cans of Guiness and reading Dalo
Got The Bloodied Field for someone as a gift. I started reading it while visiting and I’m sorry I didn’t keep it for myself. Seems like a very good book. It did serious sales before Christmas. They couldn’t keep it in stock in Easons or O’Mahonys in Limerick
Couldn’t say definitively, cunt. The wording is a bit unclear.
So it’s a shit book ya prick?
Too early into it to conclude “weather” it is or not, you knob.
Ask your mate Stephan
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Well if you can’t figure out simple facts then at best its dreadfully written you Muppet
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[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 1063270, member: 273”]Well if you can’t figure out simple facts then at best its dreadfully written you Muppet
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It’s one area of ambiguity so I didn’t form an overall conclusion on that basis. But feel free to do so, you gimp.
He went back to repeat for the second time, he wanted to get PE, and left in the first term after he secured a job in the bank
It’s writing a book bandage, an autobiography, any ambiguity makes it a farce.
Would you not think it’s a bit of a joke if I. Your job someone puts in a 3 instead of a 2 and someone is charged an extra 100k or something?
It’s Amatuer writing you fucking pleb.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 1063399, member: 273”]It’s writing a book bandage, an autobiography, any ambiguity makes it a farce.
Would you not think it’s a bit of a joke if I. Your job someone puts in a 3 instead of a 2 and someone is charged an extra 100k or something?
It’s Amatuer writing you fucking pleb.[/QUOTE]
Apples and oranges, the correlation between both scenarios is tenuous at best.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 1063399, member: 273”]It’s writing a book bandage, an autobiography, any ambiguity makes it a farce.
Would you not think it’s a bit of a joke if I. Your job someone puts in a 3 instead of a 2 and someone is charged an extra 100k or something?
It’s Amatuer writing you fucking pleb.[/QUOTE]
Bizarre overreaction. No need to be so precious about it, you utter tit.
I just wanted to know was it worth reading. I’m glad I didn’t now.
You already ran out of words, what a fucking dickwad you are.
Kevin is going to town on bandage here, bandage needs to up his game
Pirlo’s book is superb.
I don’t feel pressure either, I don’t give a toss about it. I spent the afternoon of Sunday, July 9, 2006 in Berlin sleeping and playing the PlayStation. In the evening, I went out and won the World Cup.
Terim: “Andrea, you’ll be the focal point for our game. You direct our play, but take your time and don’t force it. Weigh up the situation and give the ball to the team-mate who has the fewest opponents around him. We’re relying on you: you’re absolutely fundamental for this team and the way we want to play. But I’ll say it again: don’t force it. Calm and cool are the watchwords here. First think, then pass: that’s the only way we’ll get the right result and show the whole of Italy we’re still alive. That we won’t go down without a fight. Right, now everyone out on the pitch. Let’s see an amazing session with real intensity. I want it to be right up there with the best we’ve had this year.”
The translator: “Pirlo pass the ball. And now let’s go and train.”
Pirlo is a bluffer. He try’s way too hard