everywherevirtually
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That was a cousin of yours
Respect
yup. His infant son was with him in the baby seat at the back apparently dangling upside down from his straps. I'm not quite sure how it happened as the family communications network is unusually quiet when the M50 incident is raised as a topic of conversation.
(RIP) Bin Ridin
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Jockser,
Your last chance to do the barrier-limbo dodge today - I must say I always tried to do it at least once per trip home, will be sorely missed for a bit of entertainment. Eastlink has none of that class.
I have been developing a dodge along Stephen's Green from Kildare St. around to Leeson St. in the Bus Lane, takes good reactions at Hume St. where the feckers try to waste ya.
Any others?
Bin
Your last chance to do the barrier-limbo dodge today - I must say I always tried to do it at least once per trip home, will be sorely missed for a bit of entertainment. Eastlink has none of that class.
I have been developing a dodge along Stephen's Green from Kildare St. around to Leeson St. in the Bus Lane, takes good reactions at Hume St. where the feckers try to waste ya.
Any others?
Bin
daimo
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How about a U-turn outside the Shelbourne hotel through the bollards? - Saves the loop around Molesworth St./Kildare St.
carsqhere
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Glad it's finally free for bikes, but the reality is the toll is still being applied long after the bridge was paid for. If you happen to be a haulier, and you're now barred from the city centre under the 5-axle ban, you are in effect forced to pay to use the "alternative route".
And lest we forget, bikes still pay on other toll roads including th M1 @ Drogheda.
What colour for the revolution??!!
And lest we forget, bikes still pay on other toll roads including th M1 @ Drogheda.
What colour for the revolution??!!
carsqhere
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Ah yes, that was Dan Boyle of the Greens raising the party's public profile in the most obvious possible way. The suggestion should be filed alongside senator Donie Cassidy's genius idea that we all drive on the right to better accomodate the immigrant community. Of course, in the meantime, immigrant drivers should be limited to 80kph, right Donie? How very Oirish.
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/are-you-right-there-donie-are-you-right-1284950.html
Next week I expect Donie & Dan will tackle the real political hot potato hand-wringing question: what do we do with all these young girls who are a little bit pregnant?
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