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  • Quote treadhead1944

Post by treadhead1944 Sat Dec 29, 2007 10:04 pm

PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:
treadhead1944 wrote:
PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:
Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?


No, the one friend would have had to drink the beer and the other would have had to eat the pizza before being allowed back into the middle hall!!

strange, though of course very much of minor importance compared to the joy of seeing Pogues play of course

having to wear winter clothes in the mosh pit was more of a problem

I can see where that would limit mobility, and I am sure the heat buildup must have been bad as well
[quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"][quote="treadhead1944"][quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:[/quote]Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?[/quote]

No, the one friend would have had to drink the beer and the other would have had to eat the pizza before being allowed back into the middle hall!!

strange, though of course very much of minor importance compared to the joy of seeing Pogues play of course

having to wear winter clothes in the mosh pit was more of a problem[/quote]
I can see where that would limit mobility, and I am sure the heat buildup must have been bad as well
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Sat Dec 29, 2007 12:19 pm

treadhead1944 wrote:
PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:
Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?


No, the one friend would have had to drink the beer and the other would have had to eat the pizza before being allowed back into the middle hall!!

strange, though of course very much of minor importance compared to the joy of seeing Pogues play of course

having to wear winter clothes in the mosh pit was more of a problem
[quote="treadhead1944"][quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:[/quote]Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?[/quote]

No, the one friend would have had to drink the beer and the other would have had to eat the pizza before being allowed back into the middle hall!!

strange, though of course very much of minor importance compared to the joy of seeing Pogues play of course

having to wear winter clothes in the mosh pit was more of a problem
  • Quote treadhead1944

Post by treadhead1944 Sat Dec 29, 2007 12:00 am

PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:
Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?
[quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:[/quote]Even if you stood in the middle, and had a friend get you the beer, then another friend get you pizza?
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Fri Dec 28, 2007 11:56 pm

funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:
funny how you were to have a meal inside the Dublin venue:

there was food on one side of the auditorium and drinks on the other,
yet you weren't allowed to bring the one to the other,
so you really had to make up your mind:
"do I want my beer before my pizza, or my pizza before the beer" :(

solution of course: a beer before and a beer after :lol:

but no way could one wash the pizza down with a beer :twisted:
  • Quote Mick Molloy

Post by Mick Molloy Wed Dec 26, 2007 11:08 pm

Heather wrote:
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and at least play venues that you can use the toilet in !


Actually if you went out into the Smoking area, there were a dozen or so more toilets, portaloos mind, but no queues.


And there was some trouble in our area because someone had weed in someone else's shoes :lol:
[quote="Heather"][quote="rumsodomyandthelash"]Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and [b]at least play venues that you can use the toilet in ![/b][/quote]

Actually if you went out into the Smoking area, there were a dozen or so more toilets, portaloos mind, but no queues.[/quote]

And there was some trouble in our area because someone had weed in someone else's shoes :lol:
  • Quote Heather

Post by Heather Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:11 pm

rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and at least play venues that you can use the toilet in !


Actually if you went out into the Smoking area, there were a dozen or so more toilets, portaloos mind, but no queues.
[quote="rumsodomyandthelash"]Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and [b]at least play venues that you can use the toilet in ![/b][/quote]

Actually if you went out into the Smoking area, there were a dozen or so more toilets, portaloos mind, but no queues.
  • Quote Niall

Re: So where were you all.

Post by Niall Wed Dec 26, 2007 10:48 am

Heather wrote:
MissWalshy wrote:
Heather wrote:So what happened to everyone? :roll:

Just wondered as there was only me, Niall, Mick Molloy and Paddy Goes Dutch at the meet.


Myself and Fr. McGreer must of got there too late - 7.30? :-|


Must have just missed us, that is about the time we left.

Did you see Niall?


no, we left shortly after you heather
[quote="Heather"][quote="MissWalshy"][quote="Heather"]So what happened to everyone? :roll:

Just wondered as there was only me, Niall, Mick Molloy and Paddy Goes Dutch at the meet.[/quote]

Myself and Fr. McGreer must of got there too late - 7.30? :-|[/quote]

Must have just missed us, that is about the time we left.

Did you see Niall?[/quote]

no, we left shortly after you heather
  • Quote Niall

Post by Niall Wed Dec 26, 2007 10:47 am

Mick Molloy wrote:
PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:where the f... were you during the gig?



Probably third pole from the left :wink:


actually i was at the bar just before the third pole
[quote="Mick Molloy"][quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]
where the f... were you during the gig?

[/quote]

Probably third pole from the left :wink:[/quote]

actually i was at the bar just before the third pole
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Tue Dec 25, 2007 8:30 pm

rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue
Really sorry i missed everyone :(


Clever man, when we saw those pubs opposite the venue we were very surpirsed that the meet wasn't there, as the Hatfield was a curious choice, miles away from both the City Centre and the venue
[quote="rumsodomyandthelash"]Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue
Really sorry i missed everyone :([/quote]

Clever man, when we saw those pubs opposite the venue we were very surpirsed that the meet wasn't there, as the Hatfield was a curious choice, miles away from both the City Centre and the venue
  • Quote rumsodomyandthelash

Re: Tourist bus attacked

Post by rumsodomyandthelash Tue Dec 25, 2007 3:21 pm

PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Thnaks for the advice mate, i reckon i'll walk it, you see much more on foot and you can stop and start when you like - i'll hopefully see you there maybe at the hatfield


Well the latter didn't materialize, hopefully you made and 'enjoyed' your walk though.
I had another look around and discovered two things. For one: there's more fence there than I noticed first time around. Secondly, many more roads were blocked now than in early November. How come??
Was there more tension recently? Is this general practice in weekends? Does that have sth. to do with it almost being Christmas? Who can help me out?

Sorry to not have met,
undoubtedly there'll be more opportunities

Yes i made the bus tour, they lock the gates at the weekends, the guide filled me in on the bus attack, they are very lucky people to still be walking, produced Rangers shirts and union jacks outside the memorial garden and got surrounded by Taxi's,in the guides words " the first one on the bus was the one that did those 2 squaddies at the funeral ", as i've already said I'm really sorry i missed you and yes hopefully there will be more opportunities
Happy Christmas t o you all
[quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"][quote="rumsodomyandthelash"]Thnaks for the advice mate, i reckon i'll walk it, you see much more on foot and you can stop and start when you like - i'll hopefully see you there maybe at the hatfield[/quote]

Well the latter didn't materialize, hopefully you made and 'enjoyed' your walk though.
I had another look around and discovered two things. For one: there's more fence there than I noticed first time around. Secondly, many more roads were blocked now than in early November. How come??
Was there more tension recently? Is this general practice in weekends? Does that have sth. to do with it almost being Christmas? Who can help me out?

Sorry to not have met,
undoubtedly there'll be more opportunities[/quote]
Yes i made the bus tour, they lock the gates at the weekends, the guide filled me in on the bus attack, they are very lucky people to still be walking, produced Rangers shirts and union jacks outside the memorial garden and got surrounded by Taxi's,in the guides words " the first one on the bus was the one that did those 2 squaddies at the funeral ", as i've already said I'm really sorry i missed you and yes hopefully there will be more opportunities
Happy Christmas t o you all
  • Quote rumsodomyandthelash

Post by rumsodomyandthelash Tue Dec 25, 2007 3:14 pm

Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and at least play venues that you can use the toilet in !
That said the band were fantastic, i thought Shane was in excellent form, as for the crowd, well i've only done the 2 gigs this year and i have to say the Birmingham crowd was far more up for it, every last oner of us sang along word for word, a large proportion of the Belfast crowd did not seem to know the words to some of the songs, but maybe that was just me
Really sorry i missed everyone :(
Sorry folks i never made the meet, ended up in the kings head across the road from the venue and well you know what its like i kind of got settled in - what a complete Shit hole of a venue the Kings Hall is though, totally unable to cope with a crowd of that size, i would plead with the band to look at some of these big venues and at least play venues that you can use the toilet in !
That said the band were fantastic, i thought Shane was in excellent form, as for the crowd, well i've only done the 2 gigs this year and i have to say the Birmingham crowd was far more up for it, every last oner of us sang along word for word, a large proportion of the Belfast crowd did not seem to know the words to some of the songs, but maybe that was just me
Really sorry i missed everyone :(
  • Quote Mick Molloy

Post by Mick Molloy Tue Dec 25, 2007 10:28 am

PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:where the f... were you during the gig?



Probably third pole from the left :wink:
[quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]
where the f... were you during the gig?

[/quote]

Probably third pole from the left :wink:
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Mon Dec 24, 2007 11:16 pm

PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:
Niall wrote:I'll probably be propping up the bar


sounds like we absolutely cannot fail to meet (-:


glad we met, though we didn't get to talk too much,
where the f... were you during the gig?

cu mate, take care
[quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"][quote="Niall"]I'll probably be propping up the bar[/quote]

sounds like we absolutely cannot fail to meet (-:[/quote]

glad we met, though we didn't get to talk too much,
where the f... were you during the gig?

cu mate, take care
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Re: Tourist bus attacked

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Mon Dec 24, 2007 11:14 pm

rumsodomyandthelash wrote:Thnaks for the advice mate, i reckon i'll walk it, you see much more on foot and you can stop and start when you like - i'll hopefully see you there maybe at the hatfield


Well the latter didn't materialize, hopefully you made and 'enjoyed' your walk though.
I had another look around and discovered two things. For one: there's more fence there than I noticed first time around. Secondly, many more roads were blocked now than in early November. How come??
Was there more tension recently? Is this general practice in weekends? Does that have sth. to do with it almost being Christmas? Who can help me out?

Sorry to not have met,
undoubtedly there'll be more opportunities
[quote="rumsodomyandthelash"]Thnaks for the advice mate, i reckon i'll walk it, you see much more on foot and you can stop and start when you like - i'll hopefully see you there maybe at the hatfield[/quote]

Well the latter didn't materialize, hopefully you made and 'enjoyed' your walk though.
I had another look around and discovered two things. For one: there's more fence there than I noticed first time around. Secondly, many more roads were blocked now than in early November. How come??
Was there more tension recently? Is this general practice in weekends? Does that have sth. to do with it almost being Christmas? Who can help me out?

Sorry to not have met,
undoubtedly there'll be more opportunities
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Re: So where were you all.

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Mon Dec 24, 2007 11:08 pm

Heather wrote:So what happened to everyone? :roll:

Just wondered as there was only me, Niall, Mick Molloy and Paddy Goes Dutch at the meet.


not the magnitude is grand,
but the grandness is magnificent

(or words to that effect, I try to translate a Dutch saying, is their sth similar in English?)
[quote="Heather"]So what happened to everyone? :roll:

Just wondered as there was only me, Niall, Mick Molloy and Paddy Goes Dutch at the meet.[/quote]

not the magnitude is grand,
but the grandness is magnificent

(or words to that effect, I try to translate a Dutch saying, is their sth similar in English?)

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