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PowerBeard posted:I think it's a performance thing, since so many GAA and Rugby players don't want to get jabbed. Or the rumour of ED. GAA and Rugby players could do with a bit of Erectile Dysfunction
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Ironic since COVID is actually causing erectile dysfunction
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Jan 22, 2022 14:45
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i wouldn't care if i got erectile dysfunction, i'd just do another activity like reading or watching television or going on the computer instead
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Jan 22, 2022 14:55
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They heard the vaccines might mess with cognition for a little while and assumed it'd gently caress with whatever organ they usually think with
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I prefer to think of it as erectile new game plus.
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crispix posted:i wouldn't care if i got erectile dysfunction, i'd just do another activity like reading or watching television or going on the computer instead I mostly just do those things to achieve an erection as well
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Jan 22, 2022 16:13
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can't say antiques roadshow does that for me but w/e
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*me finishing my 5th pint and 3rd red bullshit mixer at post match drinks* I heard that the pfizer is bad for your thinking and makes your cock go soft, I won't be letting it anywhere near me.
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crispix posted:can't say antiques roadshow does that for me but w/e https://youtu.be/0ipZXYKeoqs
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Quantum of Phallus posted:What are you all doing with your new-found freedoms today? I might go to a restaurant and stay until 8:30 I went to a café. There were a bunch of teenagers wearing all black with greasy hair and greasy faces taking up all the big tables, obviously sitting around for hours, conversation exhausted and ordering nothing, with the owner of the place not caring about it a bit. It reminded me that no matter what situation you find yourself, no matter our troubles, there'll always be a small bit of normality somewhere.
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Jan 22, 2022 20:10
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jan/22/two-men-take-corpse-into-irish-post-office-to-claim-dead-mans-pension
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That was definitely me if you happened to fall into a timewarp to the Gingerbread Cafe, Paul Street, Cork 1997-2002. (The teenage goth thing, not the corpse desecration)
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I cannot believe they just carried the corpse into the post office. They'd probably have gotten away with it of they'd used a wheelchair, but no, they hoicked a two days dead corpse into a little shop and though putting a coat and mask on it would suffice.
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And they just hosed the body onto the floor, like that's your one big piece of evidence right there.
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Shoehead posted:I'm in work all day and then I have to go see the missuseseses da and his partner in Kildare. Christ, Lads
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Perfectly normal posting, post restrictions!
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Shoehead posted:Christ, Lads
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Failed Imagineer posted:That was definitely me if you happened to fall into a timewarp to the Gingerbread Cafe, Paul Street, Cork 1997-2002. Ah those were the good days  I miss the Gingerbread Cafe, especially the hot donut stand outside on a bitterly cold day. Now there’s just a bottleneck of wanky restaurant tables there and no space for people to walk by without getting pushed into the wall
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Poo In An Alleyway posted:Ah those were the good days Never colder than a windy city centre with only a paper thin band hoodie and a wallet chain for warmth
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i really hate streets being cluttered up with stuff, it's a hazard  no thought for wheelchair users and blind people and people w/ bas in buggies
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i always glare in at the offending establishment that's filled the street with tat like that, such a glare as they've never had, since the last time i walked past
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like when my back's bad and i'm on the crutch, there, i know there are some streets i can't go down for fear of being knocked over because people have been left with single-file space to walk through BASTARDS JUST BASTARDS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Last GE a blind guy asked for my help getting to the polling station since it was down an unfamiliar street and suddenly noticing all the obstacles lined up down every pavement was quite shocking. It wasn't even a bin day!
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Failed Imagineer posted:Never colder than a windy city centre with only a paper thin band hoodie and a wallet chain for warmth Ah the heady days of wearing bootleg Metallica shirts you bought from the guy that sold them on O’Connell Bridge during your occasional trip to Dublin for a concert in the RDS
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Cork city street paths are woeful. Outside of the central city streets, they degrade until they may as well be Krypton Factor assault courses. Some streets don't have the same style of path for more than 2 metres. And after that there's the strategically placed dog poo poo. I think there is someone who delights in walking in dog poo poo as there can't be that many accidental smears every day.
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Driving around cork city a few years ago was a hellish experience. Criss-crossing the bridges all day arghhh
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happyhippy posted:Cork city street paths are woeful. The sheer amount of pedestrianised streets now that are entirely taken up with outdoor dining areas makes it nearly impossible to walk around safely (are we still supposed to be social distancing? If so, how the gently caress do we do that when there's barely a meter of space to walk between table awnings and building walls?) I've found that since restaurants started reopening that I've had to strategically plan out which streets I'm going down ahead of time to ensure I'll actually be able to make it through them without being shoved off the footpath by too many pedestrians bunched up, restaurant tables taking up all the space, and Deliveroo cyclists being dicks by cycling on the loving footpath instead of in the much wider bicycle lane right next to the footpath. Wanna walk straight from South Mall to Paul Street? Yep, you gotta go down Marlboro Street, segway onto Princes Street, then down St Peter and Paul Place to not meet any obstacles or have to dance your way around the 75% of street being taken up with giant picnic tables outside the Thomond Bar, or the 50% of Cook Street that's just plain inaccessible with the slow dismantling of the Victoria Hotel that's been happening for what feels like 10 years now
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if you want a city with well organised roads and streets you want milton keynes, but the problem then is that you're in milton keynes the keith of towns
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Bedshaped posted:Caoít Staighmór If you went for "Staigmór" it would mean something like "Supergrass", appropriate for the former DPP
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https://twitter.com/jasonomahony/status/1485448041394061314 time for another two decades of austerity so we can afford another warship lads
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gonadic io posted:https://twitter.com/jasonomahony/status/1485448041394061314 Almost as if being an island at the arse-end of Europe has strategic advantages (that is, once the dipshits on the neighboring island have been contained).
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Guavanaut posted:What's Denmark fighting the entire Irish Naval Service over? Father Ted for stealing their eurovision song for My Lovely Horse.
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Guavanaut posted:What's Denmark fighting the entire Irish Naval Service over? They hosed us out of the Euro qualifiers, reason enough
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Think yesterday was the first day in two years I can remember that RTÉ didn’t report covid numbers on the front page of their homepage.
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well it's zero because there's no testing and covid is over, didn't you hearquote:he said “we have weathered the Omicron storm” but accepted the lifting of measures will likely cause a rise in infections in the short term but added that he was confident impact will be limited.
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Found the cause of the Dano-Hibernian naval conflict. https://twitter.com/francisfoley/status/1485560267333410819 If you leave your door unlocked a big Danish ship will get in WITHOUT YOU ACTUALLY SEEING IT.
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