And what was the result of the phone call and/or meeting?
Don't lecture me on being offensive old boy. You don't intimidate me like you may try to do others.
I am simply curious as to how can a row be vicious?
You say some mean and nasty things, he says some mean and nasty things, in fact neither of you say mean or nasty things, you type them. Surely if it escalating to levels of huge discomfort you simply exit the discussion.
It’s the *****ing internet for ****s sake. Vicious? Have a fúcking word with yourself.
Yes. I remember that was a more than somewhat fraught time for you.
My uncle went yesterday. :-( Some nice things about him in the Irish Times and Independent, although one of the comments by an academic colleague was rather snide and I'm harbouring ill feelings towards him for it.
I actually didn’t vote for him (I declined to vote at all) and further when I explained to my inquisitive neighbour that I had failed to do so she told me off on the basis of “how could anybody not like Michael D”.
It was in effect the suburban Dublin 16 equivalent of a vicious row.
It was my primary reason for not bothering my hole (factor in pure laziness also).
Dana, a bloke who looks suspiciously like another bloke from Harry Potter, a retired IRA man and a dragon. Further analysis shows other entrants including a bloke called Gay and a gay bloke called David.
And as Lar has suggested above it isn’t really a position of any real power or influence from what I can tell.
I think the wee man got into a bit of bother over the Xmas when your man Castro died and he offered fulsome sympathy and condolences on behalf of the people of Ireland.
He's a clown.
As a fan of egg chasing the principal time I see him is at Lansdowne Road being presented to the teams before games. He rarely misses a game. However compared to the relative giants that most rugby players are these days it's quite comical to see him raising his entire arm to shake hands. Hard to tell him apart from the mascots.