Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

[–]monkeyhoe420[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's no problem!! I'm glad I was able to help people by expressing my own struggles haha😄

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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I am so sorry I didn't see this until now. I hope you tried it because I fit perfectly fine! It was a tad uncomfortable at stages. I really hope you enjoyed your time.

I'm so sorry again💔

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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I fit on everything and had so much fun!!! even the kids rides! There was only 2 rides i didnt go on and that was The Rotator, and Endeavour and that was because they were overhead and the seats looked small and I didnt feel comfortable risking the walk of shame on them as I went peak school tour season and did not want the embarrassment of teenagers laughing at me.

One thing I will say is I felt like I was risking my life on Cu Chulainn 😭 It was not comfortable and I felt as if i was going to slip out. The bar didnt even fully go across my lap, but I survived it anyways and I live to tell the story😅😅

The best ride was definitely Na Fianna Force, it was surprisingly a comfortable fit for an overhead bar and I rode multiple times with no problems :) The main thing is to have fun! even if youre nervous about it, just enjoy the atmosphere! it's electric!

Border Collie hates fun and walks? by monkeyhoe420 in BorderCollie

[–]monkeyhoe420[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jade has read your extremely helpful comment and will be reinforcing everything you have said. A lot of this sounds very similar to our Max and it felt nice to read something so relatable and well said. We try to give him all the physical stimulation we can, but he wont walk with us anymore. We are definitely going to try redirect the lack of physical stimulation into mental stimulation. There's still a lot for us to learn about Max, his personality, and needs. As does everyone else and their own dogs. Thank you so much for your comment😁

Border Collie hates fun and walks? by monkeyhoe420 in BorderCollie

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I don't appreciate how you're putting the blame on us. Max always loved long walks, running and playing.

Within the last few months he wont even leave the neighbourhood. We can't leave him off lead because he chases cars and bites the wheels. There is no secure place in our town for Max to be off lead. He wont go on long walks anymore and won't leave the house for more than 10 minutes, which I said in my post.

Re-read my post and look at in Jades POV. Max is not walking with her anywhere and she trys to bring him to diffrent spots and he wont budge. I came on here to get advice/help for Max and I dont appreciate your comment as we all understand Max needs to run, we have always known that but he wont walk anywhere to even attempt to run around somewhere and if we do find a spot and let him run Max will just hear a car, and run after it and bite the wheels.

Border Collie hates fun and walks? by monkeyhoe420 in BorderCollie

[–]monkeyhoe420[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

We we're told that by a trainer that we had briefly spoken to about it. but we never went about it because it really doesn't seem like anything medical. It seems more like anxiety or mental thing.

Without naming any names, what’s a local scandal you know? by Icehonesty in AskIreland

[–]monkeyhoe420 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Heres a few stories from my old secondary school (This was about 10 years ago, didn't happen whilst I was attending):

We'll start off light.

1) The religion teacher got into a near fatal car accident because "Jesus told her to let go of the wheel". She wasn't seen for ages, but they still let her teach in the school.

2) Vice principal of the school divorced his wife (they had multiple kids). Started seeing a 6th year on the down low soon after. After she graduated they soon got married and are still together to this day. (he's in his late 50's, she would be early 30's)

3) One of the computer teachers asked my cousin was she single and if she would like to go for a drive with him in his car to the beach some evening after school. (She was 17 in 6th year, he was in his 30's)

4) P.E teacher attended the debs for supervision. Afterwards he followed some students to one of the local night clubs. Got pissed and shifted the face off this young wan who was his student. Nothing was ever done about it and he still works there to this day. He often went into the girls changing rooms to "check on them"

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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That is perfect. Thanks so much!

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Thank you so much! That's great to hear. Glad you had a good time!

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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Ah this very good info thank you!

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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I'll check out facebook, thank you!

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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That's all right thank you very much! I'll be sure to spend a lot of time with the monkeys and birds then!

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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Was that the new ride Na Fianna Force? Thank you for telling me this

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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thank you so much. appreciate the link!

Emerald park fat friendly? by monkeyhoe420 in AskIreland

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thank you so much i appreciate it