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hangovers as you get into your 40's and older
hangovers as you get into your 40's and older
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for me it all depends what i drink, i cut out gluten recently and if i drink stuff without it, guniness, cider etc i dont get them, if i drink lager they last for days
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Having a job ain't all it's cracked up to be either though mate , it's tough either way
I've made my way own way for years , sat on my pc for 10 years & it's depressing the hell outta me , but would be tough to even find a job after not working so long , I don't even want the money so that's a bit of a problem  the trick is to balance everything imo , if you have time not working then use it wisely & enjoy yourself while you can  |
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mate i enjoy the free time etc but had a good while enjoying myself
i want to be able to go out and enjoy myself without havin to worry about cash - so basically need a job to do that the thing is what job am i wanting to do? I wish i knew - dont want to work in an office had enough of that |
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liam maybe best stickin to vodka as this is meant to be one of the best drinks to have if your trying to cut out all the bad stuff
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Lads if you are at a loose end and have time on your hands, go and find some voluntary work, you'll be amazed how rewarding it can be just doing something simple for someone who is unable to do it for themself, a smile or simple thank you from someone less fortunate than yourself for your assistance, can raise your own spirits and self esteem remarkably quickly.
I have been volunteering for a number of years now and can honestly say it is the best decision I have made since I chose to leave the rat race, give it a go and see what you think, all you have to lose is a little time. |
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crork have seen a lot of your posts on horse forum and when you mentioned u do voluntary work it didnt come as much as a surprise
you strike me as a thoroughly decent individual i was advised to maybe take up voluntury work - much respect for the folk that do |
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i just want to earn a decent wage not megabucks but dont know what i want to do
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQMNSIKThVo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-cl=85027636&x-yt-ts=1422503916&v=7geQYc_-ruc  |
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are you a man of the sixties gig?
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My era was 90s golden age of music and drugs...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBShN8qT4lk
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good lad gig ninetys was great era - i enjoyed the trance
another poster called ccmac introduced me to this tune enjoy this - ben howard - conrad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYR6A47DK-Q one of the best tunes ive listened to |
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Trying to give something back really pugmunter, been fortunate to date in life, with family, health and financially and whilst still in good health myself, feel I should use the time wisely to earn a few brownie points for when my time eventually comes...!
Over a week I'd say I probably do up to 30 hours, as an aside, you'd be surprised how many people you get to know and the amount of offers of work you receive through getting to know them and forging a bond of trust and in many cases friendship. Best of luck with whatever you choose to do with yourself, hope you find fulfillment |
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I was always a Hip hop , Drum & Bass head in my younger days , 1990 was the Golden era as gig knows
I'm into all kinds of stuff but Ben Howard is probably my fav alternative album Pug , real nice tunes  |
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thanks cork i will find my way soon - this year is my goal
There really are some good folk on here |
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you will get on well with ccmac mate he gave me a list of tunes including ben conrad - he is usually on footie forum
i also like his song - forgot where we were incredible singer and those 2 songs are my favourites |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki5HBBEtfak
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People have often mentioned charity work to me Cork , but the world has never helped me at all (I know that's a bad attitude to have - but life has given me that bad attitude- if you can understand)
 It's fair enough if you have all your bills , food , etc covered already & I really respect people that do , but I assume you're an older guy ? |
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Man up!
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imo you should go for an outside job , something like bricklaying Pug , simple enough , meet some good lads & it pays a small fortune
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king of dubai
those symptoms indicate - its either trapped wind or stress |
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King of Dubai 30 Jan 15 02:09
Any of you on here get constant palpitations and stabbing pains in the abdomen?? i'm surely not old enough for this kind of things. I Can identify with this. It usually happens when I wake up and realise that there's no alcohol in the house  |
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Moony, you need a huge kick up the arse, even bigger than the one Father Ted gave to Bishop Brennan!
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mc moonbeam u enjoy your telly i assume?
i have a brilliant series for you to download if so |
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I don't watch much at all really mate , so much stuff online instead but always struggle to find anything decent to watch
 that new sky thing looks worth a watch though Really .. to make me go & do what exactly ... Crags  |
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Get yourself motivated
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Oh right ...
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LOVE/HATE
on the sixth season - irish crime drama set in dublin think its the biggest ever rating that RTE have got its mind blowing mate - when you watch it you will be hooked give it a go - probably the best thing i have ever watched on tv and i am a massivr tv fan |
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just downloaded season six - will be watchin over the weekend cannot wait
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series one and two are good and then when they realised they were onto a winner they got more funding for it
and u notice the difference from season 3 onwards |
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Cheers mate i'll have to have a look
I love the really good stuff last thing I enjoyed was The Fall (also set in Dublin) so sounds cool Can't beat a good series to get into like the Wire , Breaking Bad , but aren't that many of them around Is it all still on sky to download , hate the way they take stuff down so fast , by the time you wanna watch it , it's gone |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MnELifX3sQ
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http://kickass.so.prx.websiteproxy.co.uk/
every one is there - 6 episodes each series honestly mate you will love it - some scenes are incredibly mental the one in the caravan when they are full of gear and drink is a bit of a head fook ENJOY |
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and when u watch them get bak to me with a review
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excellent
I just searched Sky & couldn't find it will have to get a new HDMI to link my pc to the telly for it - sounds a bit mental but my kinda stuffs ! Cheers Pug |
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yes mate its an incredible watch - went in with open eyes and was amazed
it basically a million times better than terrestial muck i guarentee that scene in the caravan will leave u thinking WTF hows the brandy goin? |
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yep I see now
I remember the series actually & may of seen the odd episode before but that's about all I'll watch it all in full when I get time Not bad I'm off soon mate just a quick cup of tea now , with brandy , it's versatile |
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adios ma man enjoy
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you too bud , take care
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check ur messages mate need to ask you quick question
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