Ancient Mysteries explained.
Dun Laoghaire, county Dublin.
Actually 37 feet…
‘ …but they rounded it up to 40 because that was the age of struggling fathers trying to bond with their sons while having an identity crisis at the same time’.
Ouch.
Fight!
Last week: The Bray Identity Crisis
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i love this lad. for anyone who hasn’t seen the 12.5g amber leaf one, go watch it now.
I’m a fan of the spicebag one
That was hugely enjoyable! He’s great. :)
Lost an afternoon last week watching all the his videos… well worth it…
That’s not a lost afternoon at all. That’s a day well spent!
This guy is brilliant!
Thanks for the tip BS.
Ah that is class. I worked un Dun Laoghaire for a few years.
John who runs that shop is some man alright – total legend he is. ;)
my oul fella who drove trucks in and out of Alexandra Basin for 40 years from the mid-60’s to 00’s taught me about the various places around Dublin and indeed beyond the pale (some sadly gone now) to go to if you needed either a)something done right b)something done in an emergency c)something you normally couldn’t get too easily….a spoken word database held together by a grapevine of these professional drivers, all working for different and sometimes competing crowds which was an A-Z of everything you needed to know from where to get your automatic gearbox repaired to the lad in Monaghan that did Sony Trinitron tv’s and train sets not available here to the best feed on the southside at 4am. pre internet and mobile phones naturellment.
anyway The Lucky Alex in Dun Laoghaire as he called it was one of those places and he was very glad that yer man moved across the road and kept things going
24/7 before 24/7 was invented.
Totally underwhelmed.
3 minutes of my life I’ll never get back (including 30 seconds to post this).
i’ve always suspected that you’re from the noggin but say you’re from glenageary.
Brilliant.
Gayspar.
That is all.