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well there you go gents 500 posts. or to put it another way...0.28% of total / 2.94 posts per day

every one gem. not as many as some folks but like all the best lovers, i provide quality over quantity.

so heres to the next 500. another 500 posts of petty and ill informed boxing banter, puerile ramblings and general tomfoolery!!

seriously though. since i finally got round to joining last march, ive thouroughly enjoyed myself, which obviously is down to all you other folks on here... even if my 'best/worst olympic sports' thread didnt get to 100 posts!! :(

theres been tears, theres been laughter, theres been ups, theres been downs. but never boring and never missing the chance to fly the st andrews cross

so slainte mhath gents.. keep up the good work and happy postings!!

nice one Neil, must admit I do like some of the contentious posts and the way you stand by your opinion.

makes for lively reading mate.

I just made 4,000 Whoooh

HAHA LOOKING FOR A WELL DONE STEVO..HERE IT IS WELL DONE! 8)

Fookin' Hell!!

Mind you, I joined 10 months later so there :P

Well done Neil, enjoyed your posts alot.

James' sailed past me, and Steve re-overtook me also (well done guys).

neil r wrote:
so slainte mhath gents

Typo mate. 8)

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:

neil r wrote:
so slainte mhath gents

Typo mate. 8)

not at all its Gaelic. scobby snack for the first translation!!

Haven't a clue but good health to you anyway, Neil!

Enjoy.....

neil r wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:

neil r wrote:
so slainte mhath gents

Typo mate. 8)

not at all its Gaelic. scobby snack for the first translation!!

Scooby snack you mean?

Well, it's got the word cheers in it, does that count. Slainte being cheers of course. Pronounced shlanch-a for those not lucky enough to have the blood of irish forefathers coursing through their veins.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

neil r wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote: Typo mate. 8)

not at all its Gaelic. scobby snack for the first translation!!

Scooby snack you mean?

Well, it's got the word cheers in it, does that count. Slainte being cheers of course. Pronounced shlanch-a for those not lucky enough to have the blood of irish forefathers coursing through their veins.

ehhhhh... nope. the word 'slainte' vauguely translates as 'health'. 'mhath' being 'good' ergo.. good health and its more accuratly pronnounced "Slanzh'va".

its traditionally said after someone buys you a drink which is perhaps where your getting a bit muddled with it having the word cheers in it! maybe the blood of your irish forefathers is running the wrong way!!