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Mercedes190.co.uk goes to Ireland; the next GTG goes abroad
Topic Started: Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:32 pm (598 Views)
jeremy
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Bart,

IF this gtg works out, and it will at some point, I will make sure you get a seat in a car of mine. and home again safely. However you're on your own when it comes to sleeping arrangements. :Z

Jeremy :evo2: :driver:
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Bart707
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Cool - Thanks Loads Jeremy! :)

Edited by Bart707, Sun Sep 7, 2008 1:46 pm.
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jeremy
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Bumpity-bump.

Jeremy :evo2: :driver:
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ML190E
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I'm with you Jeremy BUMPITY BUMP

As a new member i would love my first GTG to be here in Ireland and if all you guys make the effort to
come over here Im definitely up for going to the UK to return the favour.

I can see it now a convoy of 190's cruising through the Wiclow and Dublin mountains and converging on
Johnny Fox's pub. :evo2: :evo2: :evo2: :evo2: :evo2: :evo2: :evo2:

The car park will be full of 190's and tents lol lmao
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merc190uk
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Steve

i think looking at the general posting most want to do it in the new year

understandable people are being careful with there money at the moment.
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The Hamster

How on earth have I only just seen this post?????

Have been saying to Dave for a few years now that we should do this, so yes - i'm still up for it.
My preferences are:

- Go in the New Year
- Stay in a nice warm hotel
- I am committed to take a day off work, because i am just too cool like that!**

B)


** = unless i have a weekend of milling around with celebrities and going to a bunch of afterparties with them. It does happen often and i rarely pass on the opportunity!

;)
Edited by -V-, Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:40 pm.
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Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:39 pm


** = unless i have a weekend of milling around with celebrities and going to a bunch of afterparties with them. It does happen often and i rarely pass on the opportunity!

;)
:lol: You need the manbag thread :lol:

Jeremy :evo2: :driver:
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austria42
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since the irish started the smoking ban craze, i shall never go there again...
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ML190E
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As a smoker and Irish I would nver like to o back to smokin in pubs.

There's nothing worse than sitting in a smoke filled pub ith your eyes streaming and stinging you!!!

Its not a lot of effort to walk outside or stand in the heated smokng room that mst pubs now have.
Pretty stupid reason not to come back mate
You must really love your cigarettes
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yes, i like to smoke and it is my provocative to do so. A total ban just just not right. Why not allow a smoking room? Is a law for one part of people only democratic? What about ventilation? Or do you just like to stand in the cold outside and freeze? Last time i was in ireland and had a guinnes the wind was blowing a gale in my face. I was on the next plane back. And you, the irish started it here in europe. How many pubs it has killed? It kills a lot in emgland. In germany it was ruled unconstititional. We smokers are people too and not just the rubbish which has to stay outside. Pubs for non-smokers only? I am afraid... What do the ban next? beer? because it makes you drunk????
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The smoking ban is more pro health than anti smokers to be honest even i can see that and i smoke!!!!

If you were in a room with a new baby i bet you wouldnt smoke

So why smoke in a room or pub with non smoking people and make them breathe your smoke????
So if you want to smoke go outside and if its cold wear a jacket!!!

And your not alowed smoke on the plane you jumped onto in a hurry does this mean you'll never fly again????

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I love offset.

austria42
Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:18 pm
yes, i like to smoke and it is my provocative to do so. A total ban just just not right. Why not allow a smoking room? Is a law for one part of people only democratic? What about ventilation? Or do you just like to stand in the cold outside and freeze? Last time i was in ireland and had a guinnes the wind was blowing a gale in my face. I was on the next plane back. And you, the irish started it here in europe. How many pubs it has killed? It kills a lot in emgland. In germany it was ruled unconstititional. We smokers are people too and not just the rubbish which has to stay outside. Pubs for non-smokers only? I am afraid... What do the ban next? beer? because it makes you drunk????
Drinking beer does not give the person next to you lung cancer.

Most pubs in Ireland have a smoking "room" of some kind or another, in alot of places they are really nice heated and comfortable semi enclosed beer garden set ups, that even I as a non-smoker am happy to sit out in the fresh air.

The general consensus in this country is that its a great thing, even most smokers would agree.

WE did not start anything. Last time I checked, I dont think Ireland has any say in the goverments of UK or any other nation in the EU.

Either way this has nothing to with the UK to IRL GTG trip, so if you have nothing to contribute on that front please end this smoking debate now.

Thanks.
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Who cares about this whole smoking / no-smoking thing!? It's put in place for a reason, now get over it. B)

Where were we now...... ah yes, let's go to Ireland! :)
Edited by -V-, Thu Sep 25, 2008 8:51 pm.
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alan
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Yeah bring on the guiness and double vodkas lovely sooner the better off to ireland lol
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Can we bring this thread back to positve steps about a gtg in fabulous Ireland plz.

Jeremy :evo2: :driver:
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alan
Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:02 pm
Yeah bring on the guiness and double vodkas lovely sooner the better off to ireland lol
Oh god i forgot about the Guiness...........makes me very very ill! Kenny will you be smuggling over any of your homebrew?...........mind you that knocked me out too :P


looking forward to this!
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