Mucho congrats mate!

remember though, you are genetically incapable of changing nappies!! thats scientifically proven!!

the buntús cainte series are very good for conversational irish

There is always someonre better than you out there... typically someone who plays 18 hours a day ;) G true but if only there was someone worse as well :lol: I havent been online since PF came out , everytime i fire it up offline it does something that annoys me and i give up, like last night i was ...

roman legions are teh overmodelled oleg!! where is historic data for these campaign?? centurion never outrun villagers at 300 ft WTH

Well, well, well so Mr. Bambi (now there's a tough name :shock: ) has taken the gloves off. OK, mate. So you live in Dublin, Ireland, eh? Good, me and some of my Roman buddies are heading YOUR way to pay your island a little visit . . . Roman-style! :badgrin: :badgrin: And by the way, I'm Brainy an...

:FI:TacticalS! wrote:No Strength and Honor boys? It's not against the rules to play both games you know?

"Falcon, what are we gonna do tonight??"

"Same thing we do every night tacty: TRY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD"

but it gets awful lonely in new guinea when your flight decides play chicken with them mountains... over and over

Ta gen

least it clears me of the slanderous accusation of shooting falcons chute, i had enough trouble hitting the damn TB-3 never mind an ickle biddy 'chute

Nah mate, would have only played in dubbalin. I did however play on the hallowed grass of croke park when i was a nipper

I was watching a junior hurling match a few days ago and the mentors kept roaming halfway across the pitch shouting instructions at the kids

Coláiste Mhuire up in dublin, parnell square to be exact so i doubt we ever crossed hurls :) by the time id left the school, most of the dodgy brothers were being retired, usually as they'd assaulted one of the kids. Parents were a lot more likely to sue them by the late eighties Having said that th...

what school did ya go to Fenian?? we could have played defensive hurling against each other

having said that, the CBs were originally a noble enough outfit i think, trying to educate poor kids etc, but the ones i had were either psychotic or perverted..or both

oops CB= the (anti) Christian Brothers, a religious order. the bane of many an irish kids life

Tá Beaganín Gaelige fós agamsa freisín ach tá eagla orm go bfuil mé AN as cleachta anois. :? I was probably lucky that i went to a small irish primary school that was founded by parents, it wasnt run by any religous order so from age 6-7 onwards i spoke irish for most of the day Unfortunately the se...