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#841
General discussion / Re: Corny One for Friday
January 30, 2007, 12:38:50 PM
The passengers on the long distance flight to Los Angeles were settling into their seats, getting ready for the 8 hour trip when suddenly they heard this tapping noise increasing in sound. To their horror, two men, in pilot's uniforms, wandered up the aisle with white sticks and dark glasses.

The passengers continued to look on in sheer disbelief as the two men eventually made it to the top of the aisle and wandered into the cockpit.

Shortly after, the usual announcement came over the tannoy, "This is your captain speaking. We hope you enjoy your flight etc." But fear and trepidation filled the aircraft as flight departure time grew ever nearer.

Eventually, the engines started up, the plane began to taxi and headed towards its departure lane. As the plane cruised down the runway, the passengers' nerves increased ten-fold - what was going to happen. The plane accelerated faster and faster - down the runway it sped; the passengers couldn't take it anymore. They started crying and screaming - panic filled the plane - their shrieks and gasps of total terror grew louder and louder. It looked like the plane was running out of airstrip when suddenly, just at the very edge of the runway, just as they were about to crash, she took off. The passengers cheered for joy, applauded and shook hands with each other, breathed hugh collective sighs of relief and eventually, eventually, they felt they could sit back to relax and enjoy their flight.

Meanwhile, in the cockpit, the co-pilot turned to the pilot and congratulated him on the take-off. "You know, captain, one of these days, the passengers are just going to scream too late".
#842
GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2007
January 28, 2007, 03:55:50 PM
Now, no gloating.

Anyhow, onto the National League now.

#843
As I said in an earlier thread, the curmudgeony of Unionist politicians, particularly so-called sensible, reasonable ones, in this whole debate is nauseating.

The Cooley-Mourne bridge proposal is one of the most needed transport links in the north - not only for economic and road safety reasons but as a forging of people in a close-knit area whose differences are miniscule. It's all a step in the right direction and, frankly, the laggards and no men are going to have to accept the truth that progress on ecomomic union is now unstoppable because it just makes plain sense.
#844
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 25, 2007, 09:33:04 AM

Quotemaybe so, but the low life's who drink in the ceili house havent changed...


Looks like you still have your work cut out for you, G's!
#845
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 24, 2007, 08:12:52 AM

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Feck aff Stiffler.  The Ceili House....number one for live music, including Billy Elvis Quinn.

JP's is the new name for Cheers by the way...

G's man - you're not getting involved in any shameless publicity again. I mean, Billy Quinn!!!!!

#846
I was talking to the guy who organised it - said a good deal of the players were from Brazil and, whilst they hadn't a clue about the game beforehand, they could soon be running out for Down.

Err, hope at last for Ross Carr!
#847
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 23, 2007, 08:51:49 AM
No, Railway in Lurgan. Suffice to say it involved one drinker, err, offering another 'services' which he hadn't called for, on visiting the washroom facilities!
#848
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 23, 2007, 08:35:51 AM
Good call, Fullback.
#849
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 23, 2007, 08:31:58 AM
That's the history of this country!

How many of us use the Gaelic version of our surname.
#850
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 23, 2007, 08:27:02 AM
It was front page news in The Irish Star last Thursday!
#851
General discussion / Re: Armagh's best pub?
January 23, 2007, 08:23:28 AM
Surely it would be Glas Dromáin in Irish?

Anyhow, re. best bar, pints are good in JPs but best bars also considers where's the best craic.

I'd avoid The Railway, particualrly in view of a recent news story. :o
#852
GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2007
January 21, 2007, 04:31:00 PM
Jordanstown won by 6 points...
#853
GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2007
January 21, 2007, 03:36:26 PM
RESULT

Armagh 0-9 Monaghan 0-6

Donegal 2-11 Down 2-5
#854
GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2007
January 21, 2007, 03:21:09 PM
Anyone know the latest from UUJ/Antrim?
#855
GAA Discussion / Re: McKenna Cup 2007
January 21, 2007, 02:43:03 PM
Armagh 0-4 Monaghan 0-4 half-time

Donegal 2-5 Down 0-5