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Hello folks, soon I'll be changing my flair on this sub from EMT to Para after finishing the apprenticeship. Been teching for 5 years now so feel like I've a pretty good grasp on how the job works. But does anyone have any soft skills advice of things to be weary of or just something you wish you knew when changing from tech to para?

I'm pretty comfortable in the job for the most part, however I think it's gonna be weird 1) not calling for backup for pain relief when out with a tech for the first time and 2) telling people what to do

Sorry if this post is in the wrong place

I'm thinking about getting a wren tattoo as I like how it's been used to represent cunning and being a bit of a trickster.

However, the wren also is said to have betrayed Ireland (St Stephens betrayal and sided with Oliver Cromwell allegedly)

As the wren was thought to be important to the druids back when we were pagan, I think it's possible that the wren has been maligned during the Christian take over of the country to stamp out pagan traditions.

I'm not especially well versed in folklore/mythology or druids or anything else but would appreciate knowing what other people more educated think.

Don't know if this is important to you guys but I'm

So like many high handicappers I love a double chip. I wanted to go practice and at one of my local courses there's a range and a chipping green.

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Am I ok to just rock up and use the chipping green? They don't advertise a price for chipping green or anything like that?

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Obviously I'd buy a bucket of balls and I play the course regularly, done a few lessons with the pro but I'm not a member

I'm a relatively new golfer and I've run into this issue a couple of times already and never know what to do.

So I generally play in a two with one of my mates and the last few times we've had this situation where there's a 3/4 in front of us and maybe others in front of them who aren't leaving people pass and either a solo or another two who are clearly better than me and my mate catch up behind us.

So here is my question, should I leave the people behind pass me even though they'll still be waiting in the queue behind the groups in front? Or is it just a suck it up situation if the course is rammed busy?

Sometimes I'll offer them to tee off with us and we can all just play as a bigger

Guys sorry this is such a random post but was recently in Clonmel for a night. There was like at least 2 shops that I saw which looked like they were marketing as cannabis places.

One was a café with "coffee shop" very Amsterdam type and I can't remember the name but it was like "friends of green" or something like that? Obviously I'm assuming is CDB based products but just seemed very random for Clonmel like

What's the story there? Is this common all over the country and just not in Cork? Is Clonmel the secret cannabis capital of Ireland?

This isnt a rant about the yellow card cause I agree. Why did we have to wait 5 minutes for them to find the right ruck? I thought it was a yellow card live like

Also, side note, disaster of a first half. Is this what happens without Casey now?

Lads, what the fuck is going on with the audio? Is there some context that I'm missing? It sounds like it's recorded on a commute to work. Does anyone on the Patreon have more information from the video?

The night we should have kissed, we fought instead. We fought because because you chose to listen to the twenty and not the eighty. We fought because your head rules your world, not your heart.

The night we should have kissed, we fought instead. We fought because of decisions made when I was a man I barely associate with anymore.

The night we should have kissed, we fought instead. We fought because you deserve someone who's perfect and I'm only trying to be better.