Anyore in coppers 26th August 2010??

[Maiden1]

I was in there yesterday at lunch time and they were doing , beef or bacon or fish carvery with all the veg  for €.50 or you could have lasagne for €6.50.

€0.50 for real!! 

In my Dublin days we had lunch in it regular - the main carvery chef was a big guy, sweat pumping off him and all he'd say was "All the veg?" and then he'd dish it up - you'd end up with Mash, Chips, Roast, Garlic Spuds plus a Corquette the odd day plus the two veg of the day. Would take you a few hours to function at any level afterwards if you went the full hog.

Had the odd Corkette there myself back in the day, but I never ate there,

What went on with you and the odd Corkette is no one elses business.

Write to Santa and ask for an SOH rapido.

Lost in translation, too much vodka.  U are usually the one with the crap jokes!!!

[haranguerer]

Apparently diagnosed with AIDS

Seriously?

Apparently probably a bad word - bird in an office in Dublin reckons that her cousins boyfriend knows the girl in question etc. etc.

No idea whether or not it's true

It was always the most likely explanation

[brokencrossbar1]

Had to laugh at this bunny boiler!!!!!  Maybe this is our very own maggie?   It's like that ad that is on the radio at the minute about the girl ringing your man up "you're the one!"

Re: Woman Seeks "Mark" from Cork
by BusyDee » Fri Dec 02, 2011 10:55 pm

YoMammaSo wrote:
I thought baby straight away too, and also thought medicalreasons, maybe child is sick or needs an organ or anything ?

Yeah thats what I was thinking too coz of the timeframe and all.

Them cork boyos sure are hard to track down, tried doing it myself years ago after I met one on holiday, said he worked in a certain factory in cork and sure me the big love-struck eejit that I was rang the factory when I got home  They never heard of him....maybe its the same guy?!! Different name though. Previously "MrsDCee"

Here is a ladies' discussion of the subject

http://www.weddingsonline.ie/discussion/viewtopic.php?f=20&p=3672251

they have much nicer colours than the gaaboard