Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Tough, tough news for a family.
I hope peace and comfort can be found for you all.
"Since coming back to Ireland, Leinster really has become my home.............." Leinster & Ireland's No. 1 THP
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
sh!t news Skinfull. Sorry to hear that dude
"My final expression of thanks is to the supporters of both Ireland and Leinster with whom I have shared some special days that I will never forget" - Shane Horgan
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Fook, sorry to hear that...you are right, something like that puts things into perspective.
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Stunned to read this, my thoughts are with you and yours.
Skinfull wrote:My mum has just been given a diagnosis of the Big C. The have given her 1 year with treatment and only mere weeks without. Shocked, distraught and lost at the thought.
Everything is relative.
Jesus, so sorry Skinfull!
'And striding away now! For Leinster, is Brian O'Driscoll! He's Running for the posts, he could be running for the Final here! We've got a quarter of the match to go but at the moment the colour is Blue!!' Myles Harrison; Croke Park; 2nd May 2009
England's white numbers on their white jersies. Hard enough to make out already, say it will be near impossible on a muddy day. Yet another reason why designers should be kept away from rugby jersies.
Donny B. wrote:England's white numbers on their white jersies. Hard enough to make out already, say it will be near impossible on a muddy day. Yet another reason why designers should be kept away from rugby jersies.
+1 I'd imagine that some rule will be brought in if TV companies cop on and complain
Donny B. wrote:England's white numbers on their white jersies. Hard enough to make out already, say it will be near impossible on a muddy day. Yet another reason why designers should be kept away from rugby jersies.
You think the numbers near invisibility isn't deliberate?
Donny B. wrote:England's white numbers on their white jersies. Hard enough to make out already, say it will be near impossible on a muddy day. Yet another reason why designers should be kept away from rugby jersies.
You think the numbers near invisibility isn't deliberate?
Like making Ritchie McCaw captain so he never gets yellow carded? Where's Woodward & Bernstein when you need them, wait a sec Woodward? We're through the looking glass here people
Donny B. wrote:England's white numbers on their white jersies. Hard enough to make out already, say it will be near impossible on a muddy day. Yet another reason why designers should be kept away from rugby jersies.
You think the numbers near invisibility isn't deliberate?
Good point. Makes it harder for officials to identify players too. Shouldn't be allowed.
Some little toe-rag leaving a house party down the road last night broke the mirror off my brother's car. My brother's quite ill at the moment and doesn't need that stress. Not the biggest thing in the world, I know, but it makes me angry that scumbag friends of a neighbour will do that kind of petty thing.
Hearing Lar Corbett's name mentioned every half a minute on radio/TV/in the newspaper. I don't have a problem with the guy, he's an awesome hurler, but the hype gets pretty focking tiring. Particularly when I'm a Kilkenny fan.
sid wrote:Hearing Lar Corbett's name mentioned every half a minute on radio/TV/in the newspaper. I don't have a problem with the guy, he's an awesome hurler, but the hype gets pretty focking tiring. Particularly when I'm a Kilkenny fan.
funny how you never complained about them going on about Henry Shefflin
sid wrote:Hearing Lar Corbett's name mentioned every half a minute on radio/TV/in the newspaper. I don't have a problem with the guy, he's an awesome hurler, but the hype gets pretty focking tiring. Particularly when I'm a Kilkenny fan.
Agree, all those Guinness Hurling ads are dreadful, sycophantic, cringworthy dribble. Milking Cows, while hitting a sliotar up against the gable wall, and talking about some Junior B Hurling match after mass ... 1950s Ireland at its worst.
Thank fcuk its nearly September & the real season is just about to start.
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