Stuff that grinds your gears

[jimmym]

Because they were so popular, there are a ton of them in charity shops. If you/they head into the cancer society shop on Castle Street you'll get them all for a tenner.

Along with 4000 copies of 50 shades of grey!

Are the pages in the 50 shades books stuck together,

 

[HRN]

That's really bizarre!

not only bizarre, illogical. They are wider spaces for a reason. One can only imagine that this hotel charges for the spaces and were not willing to sacrifice the 2 or three spaces needed

 

[Hallbopping]

Are the pages in the 50 shades books stuck together,

Only the first 2.

 

[jimmym]

Do they have parking? Some hotels in Dublin don't or at least not on site.

The imperial hotel here have to use the car park near copley st,

 

[HRN]

The imperial hotel here have to use the car park near copley st,

Isaacs have (or had) theirs at the church at the end of summerhill north, off York street.

I can understand city hotels not having parking but to have some and NOT have a disabled spot???

 

[HRN]

Gave the youngest first Ross OCK book, loved it, cant find 2 and 3 and I had all of them.

The Orange Mocha is on amazon

That's "The Teenage Dirtbag Years" for book 2?
Showing on Waterstones as available from Cork, now if they have it is another thing

 

[Debanks]

Numerous empty parish houses (all religions) throughout the country with a record number of people homeless.

 

[flyingspud]

People with enough groceries to feed a fucking small army at lidl or aldi when they don't offer you to skip ahead with your 4 or 5 things.

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

It's true the phone is addictive. I leave it at home every day but use it often then due to living alone. One thing bugs me though is people walking around looking at screens. It's dangerous in traffic and I've nearly knocked loads down when I was driving.
ET phone home

 

[Hallbopping]

People who drive with full beam headlights on motorways. Absolutely pointless and all you do is blind oncoming traffic and lorry drivers.