Wake up call

**mossbags** Sun May 23, 2010 8:25 am

I lucked out last night or earlier tonight or whatever. Can someone please give me a wake up call @ roughly 2pm-ish?, I really don't want to to miss today's GAA action, it looks likely to be top drawer stuff altogether.
Im counting on you guys.

**up.the.oak.trees** Sun May 23, 2010 11:11 am

Il wake up call you haha

**Shinners** Sun May 23, 2010 1:55 pm

Wake up Moss. You'll have time to make a cup of tea, boil and egg and make some toast before the 2:00 p.m throw in. I went to the pub first so that I could delay the throw in but I couldn't get anyone to join me.

**mossbags** Sun May 23, 2010 3:48 pm

Thank Shinners and Oak Leaf. I am now on my 2nd mug of coffee and wide awake. It looks like a beautiful day, Im torn between heading for a stroll down the prom to check out the talent on this fine day or staying in to watch the game from my beloved Ulster Championship. What to do?

Guest Sun May 23, 2010 4:34 pm

mossbags wrote:Thank Shinners and Oak Leaf. I am now on my 2nd mug of coffee and wide awake. It looks like a beautiful day, Im torn between heading for a stroll down the prom to check out the talent on this fine day or staying in to watch the game from my beloved Ulster Championship. What to do?

Every Tom, Dick and Harry walks that Prom. Why would you want to breathe in smelly, polluted air? Head out to furbo or Spiddal, the locals are lovely, the beaches are only a little bit polluted(!) and you can practise your native tongue!

**mossbags** Sun May 23, 2010 4:49 pm

I have noticed the birds are now going topless down the prom.If that is being replicated across the land then this is a monumental moment in our history and we can safely declare that Ireland truly has arrived as a nation.

**JimWexford** Sun May 23, 2010 5:10 pm

Is that the feathered kind??? they don't usually wear clothes back to bed with you (alone)!!!

Guest Sun May 23, 2010 5:11 pm

mossbags wrote:I have noticed the birds are now going topless down the prom.If that is being replicated across the land then this is a monumental moment in our history and we can safely declare that Ireland truly has arrived as a nation.

So they have lost a lot of feathers then?

Mossy, you do remember our talk we had a few months ago, don't you? Women/respect etc.?

**mossbags** Sun May 23, 2010 5:22 pm

EstherMayo1951 wrote:
mossbags wrote:I have noticed the birds are now going topless down the prom.If that is being replicated across the land then this is a monumental moment in our history and we can safely declare that Ireland truly has arrived as a nation.

So they have lost a lot of feathers then?

Mossy, you do remember our talk we had a few months ago, don't you? Women/respect etc.?

I am talking about respect here Essie, the respect we have for ourselves as a nation and I also have a healthy respect for the fit birds who are not afraid to show us what their made of down the beach.

**mossbags** Sun May 23, 2010 5:24 pm

JimWexford wrote:Is that the feathered kind??? they don't usually wear clothes back to bed with you (alone)!!!

Hmmm, a post from our esteemed Wexican colleague with no spelling mistakes. Right lads who has hijacked Jimbo's account?

**up.the.oak.trees** Sun May 23, 2010 6:26 pm

Well you got up then, Your welcome.

**Boxtyeater** Wed May 26, 2010 7:25 pm

mossbags wrote:I lucked out last night or earlier tonight or whatever.

No need to brag about it Bags....Here's one for you...

**mossbags** Sun Jun 20, 2010 4:31 am

Just looking back there now someone needs to explain to our friend from Leitrim what the term 'lucked out' means.

Regardless, I need to be up in about three hours and Im counting on you lot to make that happen! Wake up call Icon_rr

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