Look how that marriage turned out!

I guess you didn’t do it right Morgan or she would have said yes yes yes yes yes yes oooooo yes yes yes ;-)

Is it near Clogheen by any chance?

Your a lad

Too much information….

The private sector does.

I thought the private sector all had their hours slashed and are all working 15 minutes a week for the pay of 5 minutes?

This clearly is private sector. One contract to put the new sign up, another to remove the old one. Most of the work is not done on the side of the road – someone else is on a fat commission to get the local blueshirt/FF councillor to swing the deal. Someone else works as a business adviser to get the grant. Someone else to get the Jobsbridge slave to actually do the work.

@Emer – council employees, councillors, and TD’s and their advisors are all Public sector

Paul — lots of work like putting in new road signs is outsourced to the private sector. Overall, a huge amount of road works is outsourced.

That’s just a fact. I stand on the fence mainly on the public – private debate.

Let’s take something light-hearted and turn it into a private vs public sector debate!

Anyone care to interject with something about the bondholders?

Cheap shot as usual

@Ruairi, they are the hours of tyre factory workers in France allegedly:-)

Funny that, even if your car is 29 years old, you have to pay the same (large) tax year after year, whether you drive it once a year or all day every day. Of course, if you can afford a nice new efficient hybrid, you won’t have to pay much motor tax. But of course, most of us can’t afford nice new efficient hybrids, so we pay higher taxes on our old bangers instead.
Hilarious!

If my car tax is worth more than my car am I driving a negative equity machine?

Mullinavat, Co Kilkenny BTW.

Speaking of tempoary traffic light I often see it where the only obstruction on the road is the traffic lights themselves. Often wounder is there a candid camera watching me.

There’s been traffic lights running 24/7 on a stretch of road between Dungarvan and Clonmel for the last 4 weeks. The only work that’s required is to fix a stretch of wall approx 20ft long. I’ve yet to see a council worker working on it. I pass it every day on the way to work.

Think they are just put up for insurance purposes Patrick. You’d be tempted to just break them because of the awful time delay between changes, but be careful as some busy body might report you as happened Michelle Smiths husband.

http://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/local/de-bruin-breaks-red-light-at-road-works-1-2153586

Ah stop, it’s a sign.

(Just in case you’re serious, there’s two signs. They didn’t bother removing the old one)

Ronan – there’s a new Stop sign in place, despite the fact that there’s an old one there half covered in ivy which hasn’t been removed .. and why was a new one necessary anyway.

Lol, where in Tipp is this ?

@wiklagirl
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=52.886039,-7.880799&spn=0.000418,0.002642&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=52.88604,-7.880799&panoid=pI0pKSSQxmUFNmIfsSdA6g&cbp=11,223.99,,0,16.54

It’s still not funny.

Thanks Gordon :-)

Could be anywhere in Tipp. Only joking.

Is it also possible the Stop sign is facing the wrong direction?

Gordon, top man, says all you need to know. The lazy f*****r who put the new sign up needs to be sacked for not removing the old one. How pathetic that someone sent out to replace a sign couldn’t be arsed to take the old one away, must be looking for an extra payment to go back and remove it. Typical ‘me feinism’!

Not to mention running it by a shop steward to avoid a possible ‘demarcation of labour’ issue.

Metal signs fade away now?
Along with your sense of humour I presume.

Careful now!

after his two, or three pints, three at the ‘moast!’

Stuck for something to read?

Are you an expert on signs now? Also nobody said it was funny, its the lazyness that is the topic.

Its not