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Electricity said:
Is that why it says yesterday? 🤔
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You're pretty sharp, ain't you Slim?

Electricity said:
Yes, the biggest news story of the day but Mowl (the author) couldn't get anyone to click on it 😆
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Biggest news story for Irish people, you mean.

Nowhere else gives a shit - we're all up to out ears in rapey stories from the wretched little green rock in the sea.

Rape/incest/violence/intimidation: it's a way of life in Ireland.

Electricity said:
Good lord 😆
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Seriously, but.

Didn't you figure that out yet?

Ireland.

Rape.

Two peas in a pod.
 
Love the ginger kitty.

Chapelizod is a lovely area, beside the river and the park...yet close to the City Centre as well, so the best of both worlds. Wonderful historical Victorian architecture there as well
 
Electricity said:
Sorry, I forgot, Mowl Mowl doesn't know who Don Lemon (and probably Elon Musk) is..
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Are they rapists, jambo?

I'm reading todays listings of Irish people who raped whom and when, along with how many died on your crappy motorways dirt tracks last night.

Oh, yeah: and houses for sale: a snip at a miserly €1,290,000.

 
David said:
Love the ginger kitty.
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The cat is extremely happy: lots of adventures to be had living over a river.

David said:
Chapelizod is a lovely area, beside the river and the park...yet close to the City Centre as well, so the best of both worlds.
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It's where my heart lies, and if I was to ever buy a house then that's exactly where I'd want to be: along Martin's Row. It has everything you could dream of with the Phoenix Park just up the hill, beautiful views absolutely everywhere, very few anti-social problems bar speeding cars and dangerous drivers trying to negotiate Knockmaroon Hill.

The fresh water smell of the Liffey turns rather awful from the bottom end of Chapelizod into Islandbridge and down to the train station.

David said:
Wonderful historical Victorian architecture there as well
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The empty gate lodge at the Angler's Rest gates?

That's a tiny piece of heaven.

Or this one:

 
One of the striking similarities that struck me between Mowl Mowl and Lemon is something that's already been established with the Mowl. That is, people of below a certain IQ simply can't process conditional ifs, or, hypotheticals.

If you recall, I asked Mowl -

"If you hadn't eaten yesterday, would you be hungry?"

Mowl replied -

"But I did eat yesterday, Jambo."

And on and on it went..

Lots of content creators have done vids about the interview on YouTube, here's one by Crowder -

 
In that first of two photos, I crossed that bridge pretty much every day during the long hot summers and the holidays from school. One time Terry-Lee and I were crossing it and spotted something in the water in the arch on the left: it was a drowned bloke - face down in the water in a blue tracksuit. We went back to the pub and told the barman who immediately called the coppers. We waited around for a while and went back out to see if the body was still there. It wasn't, it'd moved with the stream towards the city and had gone right under the bridge and gotten snagged on some branches.

The coppers finally arrived and we pointed out the spot, not too many people around thankfully as there's a kid's school just up the way.

Last thing you want the kids to see is a dead fucker in the water.

The coppers borrowed a small rowing boat from one of the neighbours of the Bridge pub and rowed out to secure the body so it wouldn't float away some more. They asked us for ID but having none, we gave our names and addresses instead. Never heard back from them and always wondered if they identified the guy.

It was a nasty experience, but not the last dead body I've seen who drowned.

The next time it happened was under the bridge at Tara Street station: dead guy, face down, grey/blue skin, eyeballs bulging, all showed a definite struggle against drowning. That dead guy reminded me of the rubber body we used in St John' Ambulance: it was a standard hospital issue fake cadaver, same as the one on Radiohead's album 'The Bends'.



Pretty fucking creepy.

Radiohead: 'The Bends':

 
Electricity said:
One of the striking similarities that struck me between Mowl Mowl and Lemon is something that's already been established with the Mowl.
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Lookit: if you fancy me this much then just come out of the closet and say it.

it's never going to happen for you, but still - go easy on yourself, gay boy.

Electricity said:
That is, people of below a certain IQ simply can't process conditional ifs, or, hypotheticals.

If you recall, I asked Mowl -

"If you hadn't eaten yesterday, would you be hungry?"

Mowl replied -

"But I did eat yesterday, Jambo."

And on and on it went..

Lots of content creators have done vids about the interview on YouTube, here's one by Crowder -

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The river valleys running through Leixlip, Lucan and Chapelizod are such wonderful and magical places. I'd love a little cottage between the river below and a wooded hill above. Unfortunately most housing in Ireland is built on flat terrain. I love the village of Leixlip, yet the new estates up towards the M4 motorway are so fucking monotonous, aka. flat terrain, boring housing estates. Lucan is even worse as it's much larger than Leixlip...with maybe four times the population. Yet Lucan village itself is wonderful, just as Leixlip village is.

I'd love to reside where that guy in the picture lives, yet such homes are rare to come by.
 
Angler's Rest, Strawberry Beds, the Carmelite monastery, the various gate lodges: pure heaven.

The smell of the river from there back to the source is beautiful, it's only after Chapelizod that it starts smelling fairly nasty.

By the time you reach King's Bridge (my Dad refused to call it Heuston Station for some reason) the stench is rank.

Then after the Guinness factory?

Rancid.

By the time you're crossing the Ha'penny Bridge it's dark green and full of sludge.

They seriously need to clean out the river under the various bridges: rusty bikes, prams, shopping trolleys, and other shit like the Millennium Clock.

Drag the middle of the river and stir up centuries of shite.

It might smell for a while but at least you're getting rid off all that crap that poisons the water - the Liffey Swim blokes are right crazy bastards to hop into that.
 
There's little respect for natural beauty in Ireland. Even along picturesque river banks you'll encounter plastic beer cans, discarded takeaway bags etc. just thrown away by careless scumbags. Countries such as Finland and Sweden are spotless in that regard I imagine, whereas Ireland would have more in common with third world shitholes such as Nigeria when it comes to environmental vandalism. Interesting commentary concerning the liffey in the City Centre as I was reading up on the Great Stink of London (1858) recently. The whole Thames had effectively become an open sewer until the construction of Bazalgette's sewage network thereafter.

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Great Stink - Wikipedia

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I'm thinking Dublin City Council need a similar civic vision, yet I won't hold my breath as this is the same governmental body which gave the thumbs up for half of Georgian Dublin to be bulldozed...only to make way for car parks and evil-looking brutalist eyesores. When it comes to architectural and natural beauty a large proportion of the Irish population are philistines. Even as we speak there are plans afoot to turn Castletown House Demesne into a collection of car parks and housing estates...so such a phenomenon isn't confined to the 1960s-80s (unfortunately). Carton House was destroyed twenty years ago during the Celtic Tiger, now it's little more than a golf course and a glorified American-style country club.

www.irishtimes.com

Carton development plan `a scandal'

The proposed development of a 140-bedroom hotel, with 78 houses, a conference centre and two 18-hole championship golf courses…
www.irishtimes.com www.irishtimes.com
 
The Nordic model makes it easy (and profitable) for people to clean up after themselves. If you're out for the day on Suomenlinna in the sunshine, most people bring disposable barbecue trays: some big, some bigger again. But it's all disposable/recyclable. Let's say you fire up your barbecue in the evening, eat the food, then attempt to stand up and walk away leaving your mess behind, it takes one complaint and you'll be stopped and sent back to clean it up.

Cans, bottles, etc are all returnable for credit/cash - so there are always lots of needy persons happy to clean up for you if you gift them your empties.

It makes sense, up here at least.

Down your neck of the woods I doubt it.

Too many anti-social yobs like Jambo and his mate Saul.
 
Before I check to see who banned Kangal and why, it is nice to see the mod team having the independence to do what they consider best.
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Cucked by his own moderators lol.
 
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