The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

First topic message reminder :

Welcome to the virtual rugby pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no defacing the collage of great current hookers pictures on the bar. We've got Tincu, Ledesma, Ford, Best, Thompson and Bennett all in action. Graffiti's a banning offence

So pull up a chair....what'll it be?




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As long as it doesn't hit Danny's Bar. Otherwise I'll sue the basterds for all they've got. And your house too Rav. Nature- elle-mont.

It might take out Dan Carter and give the rest of us a chance! (Sorry Dan )

That's it. New blockbuster. Shuttle hits Dannys Bar 2.30 in the morning. Three survivors - plus a guitar.
Dramatic rescue attempts but Gibbo and Rava successfully repel them

Or couldn't feel the pain till next morn, more like pal. Ha! :triplevodkaorange:

Thanks for reminding me of the pain next morning.

You were grand, happy chirpy and smiling - ya feicer. I thought I was going to gladly die.

Giants Causeway blew it out of me. And pints helped too.

Giants Causeway...

Is that a shopping centre?

8th wonder of the world Glas.
Just so's ye know. A giant built it.

Third night lucky I hope - don't know what it is, but my posts keep getting lost in cyberspace.

Evening, amigos. And .... go Pumas!!! (btw)

Rava wrote:8th wonder of the world Glas.
Just so's ye know. A giant built it.

Stephen Ferris?

Puma, how are you?
Is that you nailing your colours to the mast?

My sister is brilliant.

She's finally decided she'll go watch Scarlets v Leinster with me and give me a lift back home afterwards. All I need to do now is manage to get myself to Llanelli on Saturday.

1st job tomorrow - book a taxi for Saturday to get me to the train station!

Hey Ulster folks Ringland and Ward discussing Irelands RWC chances after 10 O'Clock news on UTV...

Hoi Puma!

I dont like that redwine emoticon. Someone took an unauthorised pic of me. Not a bit happy about it. Should be just a glass of red wine. Request going to Hobo. Want white as well. Im Auntie racist that way.

Story Glas. How Du?

New orafice nice man?

Evening.

Hey, Rav! How are you doing? And Gibbo, of course. Yes, I've selected the mast flying celeste y blanco for the Scotland v Argentina match - you have to go with what your heart tells you.

Just watching a DVD of Coast featuring the Welsh coast from Gower to Anglesey - great stuff. And Neil Oliver's no bad either!

Oh Puma if I had proper... and not man-boobs... Id look strange. But I would too. Gorgeous accent and smacks of deep intelligence. Love im.

Another man-love of mine is yerman - who did Tribe. Pints with him would be grand. Oh yes.

Tribe? That one has passed me by - sorry! Now on to the next episode which is Galway to Donegal - just love this stuff. Neil Oliver - great accent, high intelligence, infectious enthusiasm, charisma and ... great hair!!

Not feeling too optimistic about Saturday's match for Leinster - too many absentees and injuries. But we have to BELIEVE.

Bruce Parry Gibbo

They've just announced on the ITV news that according to NASA the falling satellite will be over the atlantic on its 1st orbit and Derry/Londonderry on it's second....

Bruce Parry, Hugs. Just love the way he engrosses himself in everything he does. Without exception. I loved the episode where a Mammy adopted him in the deepest jungle. Went hunting with the main men of the Tribe and he came back with a very small animal. She patted him on the head, smiled and said he would do better next time.

He cried when he left her behind. It was just... beautiful.

And I'll tell you the main reason why a real newspaper scores over the electronic version - you cannae light a fire with a virtual newspaper. Fact.

You genius Puma.

Where were you today, when the supposed intelligentsia of this Pub (ha!) were going at it hammer and tongs?

Bow to De Puma serfs.

Although, I heard a Kindle... makes good... Nah, forget it.

Gibson wrote:Although, I heard a Kindle... makes good... Nah, forget it.

Don't tell Kiwi Pete!

Jasus the less said about kindles the better

Hi ya Hooog

Great firewood Hugs. Good Kindle-ing . If a man were to dig a big hole, set it on fire - and cover it with clay. Who knows? People might actually start reading books again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8uk7vlk0sE&feature=player_detailpage

Evening gents, just in the pit listening to some tunes


Loving this at the minute, Pete Docherty before he became a fricking shambles


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVdigDn1VDA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

This is another class Pete track as well



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhnK5zXOwL8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Morning all,

Had an awesome night out. Love a kebab in bed. Chester is unrivalled in my opinion.

Munsty,
Please give my love to yer Chester kebab. Sounds a lot better than Limerick.

Micky t, here's a joke for you to nick:

"you idiot, you're erecting that playground equipment the wrong way round!"

Saucy.

I hvent done this in ages but I'm on the way to work and I'm still polluted drunk from last night. It was kinda funny when I woke up until I reLised it was Friday. Can't remember getting home or anythin.

Oktoberfest takes another victim!!

But it's September?

Oktoberfest has always straddled both months.
It's the last week in september and the first in Oktober!

It's not the last week in September.

I must have imagined it then.
Maybe I'm not even hungover.

Your wallet's been raped by a marketing man

Bore da pawb / good morning all.

Right, I've read the article Notch posted yesterday - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15017484 - but not being too clued up on physics (I remember a custard bomb experiment from school but not much else) it didn't mean much to me. But then right at the end of the article, the scientist who made the findings says, "And of course the consequences can be very serious." WHA'?! You can't just say that and not explain yourself! Serious to the credibility of current scientific thinking or serious to the future of the friggin' Universe? Which is it?

It's very serious as if the results are verified independently by other experiments, our understanding of how the universe works could be called into question. Current scientific thinking would have to change!

I say 'our' understanding- I can't say I'm much into experimental physics at all myself!

Gibson wrote:Hoi Puma!

I dont like that redwine emoticon. Someone took an unauthorised pic of me. Not a bit happy about it. Should be just a glass of red wine. Request going to Hobo. Want white as well. Im Auntie racist that way.

Story Glas. How Du?

New orafice nice man?

Sorry, I missed that. Oim foin.

Yep new office in the process of being set up. Anybody who's seen the welsh news over the past few days will understand why!

I don't mind if current scientific thinking has to change, as long as the cosmos is okay.

That's a bit deep innit?

luckless_pedestrian wrote:Bore da pawb / good morning all.

Right, I've read the article Notch posted yesterday - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15017484 - but not being too clued up on physics (I remember a custard bomb experiment from school but not much else) it didn't mean much to me. But then right at the end of the article, the scientist who made the findings says, "And of course the consequences can be very serious." WHA'?! You can't just say that and not explain yourself! Serious to the credibility of current scientific thinking or serious to the future of the friggin' Universe? Which is it?

So Einstein might not be as a smart a cookie as what we thought. and I thought I was the only one scientifically challenged.

It's no bad thing when theories are disproved. I hope we never know everything. Imagine how smug we'd be.

If you know everything you'd know that being smug is unnattractive.

Some clever physicist will come up with the reason why they got those results. Hopfully.

The point of Science is that our ideas of how the world works is constantly being refined as new information comes to light. However, this is so unexpected and dramatically different to the accepted orthodoxy that I get the impression it will take several years for other experiments to confirm or deny these findings. There may well be another explanation etc. Either way, it seems that something will come of the data. They have the results now they need to understand why.

You heard about these allegations regarding boxing at the 2012 Olympics? The allegation is that Azerbaijan paid a seven-figure sum in exchange for a guarantee of two gold medals at London 2012. BBC has come out with this.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/23092011/2/olympics-ioc-probe-london-2012-boxing-fix-claims.html