The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

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Welcome to the Virtual Rugby Pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no defacing pictures of Rhys Priestland, Cian Healy, or the special one of Charlize Theron and Gibbo above the bar!


So pull up a chair....what'll it be?



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Ah thats awful Mick

aww Mick



I'm so sorry to hear that.

Thoughts are with you Chef RIP Loupa

Morning everyone.

Just had two slices of toast with strawberry jam on. Such a simple meal, but delicious.

It's horrible alright. We had to put our 12yr old German sheppard down last year. V sad. My eldest lad had grown up with her and sobbed for days.
Still, we've two Golden ret pups now and have just had their nads removed! One has broke his ankle as well so he's double unhappy...

Ah yeah Breadvan, I think a lot of us knows what it's like to have to put a dog down

Golden retrievers are amazing dogs, you're going to have a handful with two though!


Pete - I am jealous of your tost! Slept in this morning and didn't have time to eat any. Still, someone's brought in a box of chocolates to work for the admin team, so can scoff away at that. December really does have it's good points

Mickado - just seen your post, I would say you are definitely still drunk!

Just realised, Dubai 7's on SS3.

Wonder if I'll see Hound in the crowd.

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Chef sorry about lupa, she was a beautiful dog


Urghh disgusting hangover this morning



That is all

Watching Australia vs. Scotland, and Hamish Angus has just scored a try...





for Australia

Ozzy3213 wrote:Watching Australia vs. Scotland, and Hamish Angus has just scored a try...





for Australia

It's not even televised here... who's in that group Pete?

Hamish Angus? There's a Scottish name if there ever was one...

Keep your chin up mick I'm sure with your character she led a fantastic life!

Pete: going along with your hamish for oz, I see james brown's playing for fiji: if he scores I bet he'll feel good....

Wales, Australia, Scotland and Canada breaker.

Australia and Wales have both won their first 2 matches, Australia by bigger margins though.

prop, I just tweeted the same thing mate, the godfather of soul is alive and running them in for Fiji!

How come James Brown's playing for Fiji if he's Living in America?

well his papa did have a brand new bag, so maybe he travelled a lot lucky

Right time for a swim, short day and then off home rugby day wioth the old man tomorrow, wales, lydney, help the heros!!

They've just said on the radio that there's no English word for the @ symbol, but that the French call it the 'petit escargot.'

Thanks Pete. I hope we get some coverage over the weekend.

luckless_pedestrian wrote:They've just said on the radio that there's no English word for the @ symbol, but that the French call it the 'petit escargot.'

That is some seriously quality trivia.

I tell you what, Stag has a pretty decent week ahead of him in Chester when he comes. When he comes off the train, he'll be walking to the Christmas Meal I have with the group we have dinner ever Tuesday evening. Then that night is the CU formal which should be a cracker of a night. He is also going to our house Christmas dinner which will be out in some nice place. Also we might be going to Liverpool for my cousin's exhibition. Plus he will get to see Chester which is amazing in itself and I might get him to have a few nice ales.

Cracking game in the 7's

Samoa 28 Argentina 28.

try in overtime for the Argies converted for the draw. Argies were 21-7 up and then 28-21 down.

Very entertaining game.

Thank you for your messages,feel lost.



@ is arobase in French, never heard it called a small snail.

MBTGOG wrote:I tell you what, Stag has a pretty decent week ahead of him in Chester when he comes. When he comes off the train, he'll be walking to the Christmas Meal I have with the group we have dinner ever Tuesday evening. Then that night is the CU formal which should be a cracker of a night. He is also going to our house Christmas dinner which will be out in some nice place. Also we might be going to Liverpool for my cousin's exhibition. Plus he will get to see Chester which is amazing in itself and I might get him to have a few nice ales.

A bit of moudly fish, a crust of dry bread and a glass of water? - not my idea of a cracker

Your weekend sorted - GUIDE

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

MBTGOG wrote:I tell you what, Stag has a pretty decent week ahead of him in Chester when he comes. When he comes off the train, he'll be walking to the Christmas Meal I have with the group we have dinner ever Tuesday evening. Then that night is the CU formal which should be a cracker of a night. He is also going to our house Christmas dinner which will be out in some nice place. Also we might be going to Liverpool for my cousin's exhibition. Plus he will get to see Chester which is amazing in itself and I might get him to have a few nice ales.

A bit of moudly fish, a crust of dry bread and a glass of water? - not my idea of a cracker

+1

A CRACKER of a night - each to their own I suppose

Really sorry to hear about the dog Chef.. RIP..

we are getting close with our dog as well I reckon.

ooh I love a jacobs cream cracker, bit of butter on it and some grated cheese.

That Chris Evans has mislead me over the @, Chef!

Ozzy3213 wrote:ooh I love a jacobs cream cracker, bit of butter on it and some grated cheese.

Spot of branston pickle too?

Ozzy3213 wrote:ooh I love a jacobs cream cracker, bit of butter on it and some grated cheese.

Another gift from Tallaght, to the rest of the world!

A Hovis Extra Wheatgerm cracker, a bit of butter and some Roquefort - now you're talking!

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

Ozzy3213 wrote:ooh I love a jacobs cream cracker, bit of butter on it and some grated cheese.

Spot of branston pickle too?

Not as huge pickle fan to be honest, maybe a dash of lea and perrins on the cheese though.

Mickado wrote:

Ozzy3213 wrote:ooh I love a jacobs cream cracker, bit of butter on it and some grated cheese.

Another gift from Tallaght, to the rest of the world!

I was in a cafe/store in NYC one time and just looked at eye level to my right and there was a packet of Jacobs Cream Crackers and you would swear the address, Belgard Road, Tallaght was in 200 size font.. just stood out.

Was weird, felt real proud about that.

Raspberry jam and butter with a cup of tea would be my choice

They're savoury, MickyT, not for sweet? Digestives maybe at a stretch ...

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

MBTGOG wrote:I tell you what, Stag has a pretty decent week ahead of him in Chester when he comes. When he comes off the train, he'll be walking to the Christmas Meal I have with the group we have dinner ever Tuesday evening. Then that night is the CU formal which should be a cracker of a night. He is also going to our house Christmas dinner which will be out in some nice place. Also we might be going to Liverpool for my cousin's exhibition. Plus he will get to see Chester which is amazing in itself and I might get him to have a few nice ales.

A bit of moudly fish, a crust of dry bread and a glass of water? - not my idea of a cracker

How about if they were battered?

My very boring Geography teacher loved to tell us how he used to buy biscuits made in Tallaght when he lived in Ghana.

Remember that fella from father Ted who said "they have the best boilers in the world, and i'm including Canada in that!", he was more boring than him. Still though!

As, I am not bound by the scheckles of society.

I am bad @ss. that's just one of the wild things I experiment with Jam.

Raspberry Jam, Butter and Meanies (crisps - Pickle onion flavour) on a sandwhich as well.

Now you're talking, Munsty - nothing decent that can't be better by being deep fried!

mickyt wrote:As, I am not bound by the scheckles of society.

I am bad @ss. that's just one of the wild things I experiment with Jam.

Raspberry Jam, Butter and Meanies (crisps - Pickle onion flavour) on a sandwhich as well.

You're either pregnant or you need to be commited, because that sounds fuggin terrible.

Mick. My advice, get a pup.

Radio Cymru have just phoned to ask for an interview on Shane Williams retirement from rugby and a client has offered 6N me tickets!

Apart from that it's been a Poopie day, but who cares!

Everyone thinks that it sounds terrible. but Mickado, will you try it for me one day.

you will literally turn around and say "Michael, you are the Messiah" and you will hand me an application form for MasterChef

Ummm, I'd love some meanies now. Actually wouldn't mind some chipsticks. Or a roll down the local garage. Man, I'm glad I'm going home today fortnight!

Sounds amazing Munsty - you;ve gone all out.

Also Swanny told me that she'd meet up with us.

That’s gas Munsty, me Mick and Hughie were asking a taxi driver in London were the best garage is to get a breakfast roll. He looked at us like we’d two heads.

Rolls from the garage are epic.

They truly are. Natalia used to work in Spar and said that the economy of Ireland was 99% linked to the sale of hot chicken rolls.

Oil, stocks, shares, construction, retail and commerce make up the other 1%



Productive morning so far. Landed a few contracts

red_stag wrote:Sounds amazing Munsty - you;ve gone all out.

Also Swanny told me that she'd meet up with us.

I'd like to take credit but it has all just fallen into place perfectly.

It would be fantastic to meet Swanny. Wednesday is probably best.

Mickado wrote:That’s gas Munsty, me Mick and Hughie were asking a taxi driver in London were the best garage is to get a breakfast roll. He looked at us like we’d two heads.

Rolls from the garage are epic.

Yeah I know, I was in the taxi with ye.

Sure take credit nonetheless