blame foley for it
odd that puke saved the link though
blame foley for it
odd that puke saved the link though[/quote]
Didnât save it, fell for it yesterday on another forum, presume that is where foley got it fromâŚ
I must email one of the lads working in an office with it tomorrow. Mad stuff. Did any of ye open it at work?
No thank christ. Jesus it would be rough, especially if you were new to a place.
I didnât but I was in the company of my sister and young child but they were not in view of the screen thank fook. I spilt tea all over myself the desk and laptop trying to close it.
no, i wouldnt even send it onto people at work- it would be lousy to do that
Itâs a bit much. At least foley didnât put it up during work hours. Would be good for computer suites in college though.
Kilkenny overcame the elements and the challenge of Galway to get their Allianz NHL title charge back on track with an emphatic 1-20 to 0-12 victory at wet and wild Pearse Park.
There was very little between the sides after a tight first half, with Kilkenny leading by 0-07 to 0-06 despite playing into a strong wind.
A quick goal from Richie Power soon after the restart eased the Cats ahead, and the visitorsâ superior touch saw them run out comprehensive winners with all six forwards scoring. Ger Farragher top scored for the Tribesmen.
Brian Codyâs men started brightly with Michael Grace, PJ Delaney, Power and Martin Comerford all pointing, while the impressive Niall Healy and Ger Farragher replied for the hosts.
John McIntyreâs men levelled soon after through further points from Farragher, while goalkeeper Damien Joyce prevented Kilkenny from holding a greater half-time advantage with a fine penalty save. Especially so given the yellow card shown to full-back Ciaran OâDonovan.
Powerâs excellent finish in the opening seconds of the second half gave the Cats the confidence to assert their superiority throughout the field, even though they also lost their own full-back JJ Delaney to a yellow card offence.
Hurler of the Year Eoin Larkin became the sixth and final Kilkenny forward to score as the Black and Amber raced into a 1-11 to 0-7 lead.
An accomplished second half display saw midfielder John Tennyson and Michael Rice both notch three points each as Codyâs men regained their form following their surprise defeat to Waterford last time out.
Thereâs another one doing the rounds thatâs safe for work, Rick Astleys Never Goinâ To Give You Up hopping all over the screen at full volume. Got caught at work with that one, couldnât get the fooking thing to close.
[quote=âartfoleyâ]Kilkenny overcame the elements and the challenge of Galway to get their Allianz NHL title charge back on track with an emphatic 1-20 to 0-12 victory at wet and wild Pearse Park.
There was very little between the sides after a tight first half, with Kilkenny leading by 0-07 to 0-06 despite playing into a strong wind.
A quick goal from Richie Power soon after the restart eased the Cats ahead, and the visitorsâ superior touch saw them run out comprehensive winners with all six forwards scoring. Ger Farragher top scored for the Tribesmen.
Brian Codyâs men started brightly with Michael Grace, PJ Delaney, Power and Martin Comerford all pointing, while the impressive Niall Healy and Ger Farragher replied for the hosts.
John McIntyreâs men levelled soon after through further points from Farragher, while goalkeeper Damien Joyce prevented Kilkenny from holding a greater half-time advantage with a fine penalty save. Especially so given the yellow card shown to full-back Ciaran OâDonovan.
Powerâs excellent finish in the opening seconds of the second half gave the Cats the confidence to assert their superiority throughout the field, even though they also lost their own full-back JJ Delaney to a yellow card offence.
Hurler of the Year Eoin Larkin became the sixth and final Kilkenny forward to score as the Black and Amber raced into a 1-11 to 0-7 lead.
An accomplished second half display saw midfielder John Tennyson and Michael Rice both notch three points each as Codyâs men regained their form following their surprise defeat to Waterford last time out.[/quote]
Wrong thread foleyâŚ
oh right, I thought it was the spamming the board thread
I posted that up on another forum before, people donât take kindly to that type of link alright.