Guburnor wrote: ↑Mon Jun 26, 2023 7:32 pm If it's hugely important to Glaceon then I guess we'll find a way.

The obstacle is the way, to paraphrase Marcus Aurelius.

TBF I know lads get their overtime paid in cash,or as time-off-in-lieu during quiet time in winter.........employers may not like it,but lads simply won't do the overtime otherwise/or leave for better paying similar jobs Tubridy being all high-and-mighty for years,clapping himself in the back for t...

Looks like some disgruntled RTE employees have been talking to the Sunday papers, perhaps even to top up their meagre salaries. Sunday Times has this: Revealed: how RTE channelled undeclared money to Ryan Tubridy Chances are high that he's not the only presenter to have been similarly rewarded by R...

Diamonds of Frost wrote: ↑Thu Dec 08, 2022 4:46 pm Wow. I didn't see that. The best of luck to her.
I wonder is Mike a former Boards user

*scratches chin*

Don't think it's the same Mike, Admin Mike would work abroad and be out of range for long periods.

Unless he's changed jobs since.

Looking forward to Mac Jones getting his first W. Jets have tended to up their game against the Pats but looking forward to getting that first nerve settler early. He did well, in fairness. Good under pressure and no interceptions, unlike Tua with 4 interceptions in his first 11 passes. The Pats de...

Varadkar's partner has written a letter to the IT moaning about the picture of V at the festival in London, calling it cyberbullying. How pathetic! There's a downside to living off the public purse. It was an ill thought out response to a poorly judged action, just days after not supporting the hol...

Leo enjoying himself at a music festival this weekend, whilst the entertainment industry is on its knees here. Not a good look. https://twitter.com/DublinLive/status/1434281568672043010 I used to think Varadkar was pretty skilful at judging the public mood , but recently he has blown that idea out ...

And that's my funnies cleared for a while again

Are you a hoarder of rusty machinery and tools ? Post your favourites. Are they still in working order ? ( in your eyes ) My father's 80 inch Howard rotovator. It still works but will probably never be used again. I lift it every year just so it's not completely burying in brambles. It needs the sl...

Didn't see that coming.