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The USA is an insane country. Totally inappropriate.

Speaking of inappropriate I was speaking to a friend who lives in Earl Haig and they say that the parking for home matches is little more than a disgrace…

Another relative of theirs says parking in the Cregagh is a horlicks with supporters seemingly of the opinion they can park where they see fit with no consideration for residents..

Cockatrice wrote: ↑Wed Oct 26, 2022 9:27 am Speaking of inappropriate I was speaking to a friend who lives in Earl Haig and they say that the parking for home matches is little more than a disgrace…

Another relative of theirs says parking in the Cregagh is a horlicks with supporters seemingly of the opinion they can park where they see fit with no consideration for residents..

Age old debate, some supporters seem to think it's okay to park over someones drive or block the footpath. At the same time some residents seem to take extreme offence if a non resident dare park on their street, incidently it's not "their" street, it's the public highway on which anyone is allowed to park. Anyone buying a house in the vicinity of Ravenhill and then taking offence because there is increased cars and persons in the area on match night grinds my gears.

I usually park in someone's drive rather than blocking it, it's much better manners. I usually pop in to make a cup of tea but that has mixed reactions.

Dave wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 6:35 pm I usually park in someone's drive rather than blocking it, it's much better manners. I usually pop in to make a cup of tea but that has mixed reactions.

Likewise, but the tea isn't usually a problem for me.

Using their loo has caused the odd problem, but most are okay about it as long as I warn them to give it 5 minutes or so.

Cap'n Grumpy wrote:

Dave wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 6:35 pm I usually park in someone's drive rather than blocking it, it's much better manners. I usually pop in to make a cup of tea but that has mixed reactions.

Likewise, but the tea isn't usually a problem for me.

Using their loo has caused the odd problem, but most are okay about it as long as I warn them to give it 5 minutes or so.

Agreed. Sometimes the queue for trap 2 is just too long.

Top tip.

If you're wearing a flute band uniform it's acceptable to p$sh in anybody's front garden.

big mervyn wrote:Top tip.

If you're wearing a flute band uniform it's acceptable to p$sh in anybody's front garden.

Careful now, nearly remembrance day so it could be offensive in some way.

Dave wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 4:04 pm

big mervyn wrote:Top tip.

If you're wearing a flute band uniform it's acceptable to p$sh in anybody's front garden.

Careful now, nearly remembrance day so it could be offensive in some way.

We're coming at the annual poppy debate from a new angle this year.

Why have Ulster not got a poppy embroidered on every piece of kit? ... yadda yadda yadda It's political correctness gone mad!

Any new German sponsors being announced on Friday?

It's all wokery nonsense. PC gone mad.

People looking to be offended everywhere. In fact earlier I was informed, someone didn't care if I defended myself and then the outrage when I didn't even defend myself. Nothing to defend really.

Let’s We Forget, this Friday 11.11.2022 will be officially DAY 5774 and 11am this Sunday 13.11.2022 will see me as usual at the Cenotaph, Redburn Square, Holywood at 11am.

HwoodMike2umate wrote:Let’s We Forget, this Friday 11.11.2022 will be officially DAY 5774 and 11am this Sunday 13.11.2022 will see me as usual at the Cenotaph, Redburn Square, Holywood at 11am.

Hey the law!!

How has this not triggered you?

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 12:41 pm

HwoodMike2umate wrote:Let’s We Forget, this Friday 11.11.2022 will be officially DAY 5774 and 11am this Sunday 13.11.2022 will see me as usual at the Cenotaph, Redburn Square, Holywood at 11am.

Hey the law!!

How has this not triggered you?

Especially as HWM is likely to turn up draped in the fleg of the Imperial Japanese army