Mick Mac

Any forumites going to this tomorrow night?

You seem to be posting on a dining club thread Jah.

Have have had oak worktops for 5 years and are like new with oiling only annually. 1 inch thick oak blocks. No problems to report.

Oh it happended alright. Women filed for divorce from their forum addicted husbands. 200 posts a night were not uncommon. And every one was very funny, or it felt that way at the time.

I included you as I did no want you to get upset.

No SCSB - I have searched for 3 years and you are indeed the only one.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They were the same person...Narnia was the witty > one and Mick Mac the deliberately stupid one deliberate? oh I don't think so. I do my best to come across as intelligent. I think the Forum (lounge) died when Quids went to Dublin 5 days a week.

Where did it all go wrong. There was a time whan the Lounge was a way of life for some.... Is there anyone out there? BBW Tony Red Devil Matthew123 Quids Keef Declan Narnia Moos Dulwichmum Sean TedMax Alan Dale? Sooo many

candp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ooh I met James Nesbitt when we gatecrashed his > wife's 40th birthday party at the aforementioned > former house. Tracey Emin was there too. He was > nice. She was rude, very stupid and dressed as > though she'd been caught up in an explosion in the > slutty department at Primark. Mrs Nesbitt gave my wife a dirty look once just for speaking to him. Then I gave her a dirty look for speaking to him. The dirty Irish dog.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where's M.Mac when you want to gloat? I'm here. Quite an even match, but the best team won. No complaints. Will have to win just the Double instead now...

Grand slam me arse. Sent with love from Dublin. And yes declan trimble has played centre for Ireland before.

The causeway coast of county antrim is pretty good. Best place I have been but hard to leave London for such a quiet place. Oh and they need to sort the rain.

Two wins today. Big bucks and Junior. The luck of the Irish with the Junior bet was I cocked up on betfair on my phone and put the money on three times so tripled my profit. :)-D

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are the Irish expected to get p1ssed then , or can > anyone join in ? Yes and yes daizie.

Are the pubs open yet? ... Happy St Patricks Day to all of ED. http://aquirkyblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/st_patricks_day_clipart_2.gif

First winner today Carlitos Bigante - 16/1 ..... wooohooo Is there anyone out there ?

Barry Road Barbers, Sean and Ossie will sort you out. You should have gone there in the first place. ?10 all in, and footie chat to boot. Not to mention Sean's 37inch TV thats too big for his front room.:) Never go to a "stylist" unless you is a gal James.... Is you a gal ?

All cancer is very serious. Often the first visit of cancer is treated, but the secondary cancer kills.

Fitzgerald and O Gara dropped for Saturdays St Patrick's weekend chariot bonfire. Trimble and Sexton in. Trimble should have been in the team anyway for Darcy. Earls at fullback is a surprise choice but he is such a speed merchant it should stop England kicking the ball deep to him.

wrong.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Robbo has cancer. > United and England legend. > Get well soon. Agreed SP. Robbo was a battler. Hopefully he will come through this.

Have yoi tried the co op?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see a day when it's just *Bob*, Keef, Mick Mack, > PeckhamGatectrasher, Jah and me spitting out > contemp filled bile at each other whilst swigging > cider under the EDF arches For cider read Red Stripe. Or anything else really just not cider.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm in surprisingly good mood for a Monday. No > hangover despite drinking a vat of wine yesterday. > Spring has arrived. Winter's finally behind us. > It's a beautiful sunny day out. There's a spring > in my step this morning. Marvellous. and there's a one in the year.

It is indeed. Happy days, apart from it being Monday.