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Turns out they are all giants and Tyrion is actually the normal sized one

I just got a female Boxer there a few weeks back shes prob about 11 weeks now, shes already house trained and doing some basic commands sit and giving the paw. Cracking wee dog does alot of sleeping but I imagine that's cause of the rate shes growing at.

Before its asked I've no idea if shes gay or not though

My mates sister in law is a lesbian but is going out with a pre op transsexual. So you have a girl who likes girls going out with a boy who wants to be a girl (Im pretty sure there is a song there somewhere) , It is mind f**k and i cant get my head around it.

There's a tongue twister (pardon the pun lol) does the Transgender person want to become a lesbian woman as opposed to a hetrosexual male as he is at present?

Thanks

any word on how Ryan McCambridge is doing?

At first I thought the yes vote would walk it but I'm not so sure similar to the secret Tories in England I think there will be a lot of Secret No's in the Free State, Plus considering voting patterns young people are much more likely to vote yes but much less likely to actually vote. Gonna be a tight one but I think Yes will sneak in, can anyone confirm its a 50% +1 vote setup?

It said in a News report when Charlie met Gerry that it was the first time someone from Sinn Fein met a member of the British Royal family.  Didn't  Marty meet the Queen  when she was over or was it just that they were in the same Building/Room

There's photos of him shaking her hand

I think we all seen that the Jackeens aren't only in Dublin anymore

Do ya think it would have made any difference on the case if they had refused the cake at point of asking rather than taking a weekend to decide? I think there's a fair chance there wouldn't even be a case never mind a different outcome.

My feelings on the ruling aren't to do with the McArthurs its to do with the wider implications of it. I don't have to agree with someone to feel they should have a right to do it.

Indeed the fact they are bellends has nothing to do with the verdict.

One thing I am sure of though  is Ashers are a crowd of bellends.

What leads you to say this? Like a lot of self-professed "Christians" in the North, I find their preachy rhetoric a bit tiresome and I disagree with their views, but I think they've been reasonably dignified throughout, no?

I find it hard to call anyone that is being discriminatory towards a sect of people due to something that's none of their business as dignified. Hence Bellends.

So my understanding now is the ruling was based on discrimination towards people of a political or social view rather than discrimination towards people of a sexual orientation.

I'm still unsure of my feelings about this ruling should people be forced to do things against their will, regardless of our opinion on the reasons. Then again giving the right to refuse can go too extreme as well. One thing I am sure of though  is Ashers are a crowd of bellends.

See Neil McManus confirmed out for 2 months with a knee injury in the Irish news, Carlow could be another dark day for us.

[knocking him out]

He got the end of a hurl rammed in the side of his faceguard knocking him out

How would I know if he was concussed? I said what I'd seen he appeared out to me as he never reacted to the other fella lifting him, obviously the decision to allow him to play on was made by the people in the best position to do so the Cushendall management, sideline staff and player himself not by me or you in the crowd.

If you didn't know he was knocked out, then why say he WAS knocked out based on a loose/dangerous assumption?

A concussion is different to being knocked out.

from where I was it looked like he was knocked out, if you believe he wasnt that's fair enough, I'm sure it'll come to light. Never the less my issue was with the action causing it rather than the result of it.

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You'd need to ask the medic I was standing a good 100 feet away and if he wasn't fit to play on then certainly it'd raises questions, is anyone going to say he played his usual game in the second half?

You were 100 feet away but you know he was knocked unconscious thereby inferring that the Cushendall medics put one of their players life at risk by allowing him to play on?  Or are you just making that bit up?

If you read what I wrote you'd see I said if he wasn't fit to play on then it would raise questions. at no point did I infer he couldn't play on but I feel it clearly affected his play.

Right, he wasn't knocked out, or concussed, was fit to play on but the knock he took affected his play?

Am I understanding you correctly?

How would I know if he was concussed? I said what I'd seen he appeared out to me as he never reacted to the other fella lifting him, obviously the decision to allow him to play on was made by the people in the best position to do so the Cushendall management, sideline staff and player himself not by me or you in the crowd.