Hello Frankie, The long comment I posted two days ago to this RUclips video about the Liberties has been deleted I guess or that it just didn't upload for some reason. My home from 1953 to 1968 was on Reuben Ave. parallel to Reuben St. that is parallel to Cork St.. I didn't know that Cork St. is in the Liberties and that therefore till right now this moment that I actually grew up in the Liberties myself. I know the whole area intimately. I'm 68 now and have lived in D6W since 1968 apart from 9 years during that time. All the best and many thanks, Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). D6W.
You are such a legend, Dr. Peter Nolan Ph.D. I could never pull off writing RUclips comments with postage monographs. Sincerely, Dr. E. Skrimguard M.D. (not actually a real doctor)
@@DoctorScrimguard Hello Dr. E. Scrimguard, I just took a peek - it now Monday morning 8:03am - at the wiki explaining what a monograph is. I didn't know believe it or not what the word meant and in the context of physics I'm still not too sure when a monograph would be written. Scientific papers that appear in the journals could I guess be all thought of as monographs. I would love to know what you mean by the phrase "postage monograph". All the best and many thanks, Peter.
@@peternolan814 You're correct. I did use the term incorrectly, but only in the place of a different word which I forget--but which sounds quite a bit like it--to denote the formal way in which you address the reader and sign your name. I apologize for that, and extend the invitation should you happen to know the term I'm searching for.
@@DoctorScrimguard Hello, I wasn't aware that I was coming across like that. Frankie is a brilliant observer and I have the deepest respect for him. I connected instantly with him when he calls his RUclips channel Meditations For The Anxious mind me way more anxious and nervous than the average person. I was just delighted that Frankie is saying that he feels anxious himself and for that reason I bond strongly with him. He has so much to say to us and I want to encourage him to keep making these fascinating videos that I enjoy so much. I always connect with every video. His videos are so stimulating. Maybe it's just my age at 68 and my background that configures how I write but I emphasise that its Frankie's brilliance that I am reacting to - respect. I hadn't heard the word monograph before and as the Americans say every day is a day at school at any age. Many thanks, Peter.
I sense anger here. I sense frustration. But mostly I sense disappointment. Disappointment in your fellow Dubliners. I, for one, promise to try harder in 2022. Namaste.
I've been a fan of your channel for a long time, and I can honestly say this is your best work yet man
Hello Frankie,
The long comment I posted two days ago to this RUclips video about the Liberties has been deleted I guess or that it just didn't upload for some reason.
My home from 1953 to 1968 was on Reuben Ave. parallel to Reuben St. that is parallel to Cork St.. I didn't know that Cork St. is in the Liberties and that therefore till right now this moment that I actually grew up in the Liberties myself. I know the whole area intimately. I'm 68 now and have lived in D6W since 1968 apart from 9 years during that time.
All the best and many thanks,
Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). D6W.
You are such a legend, Dr. Peter Nolan Ph.D. I could never pull off writing RUclips comments with postage monographs.
Sincerely,
Dr. E. Skrimguard M.D. (not actually a real doctor)
@@DoctorScrimguard
Hello Dr. E. Scrimguard,
I just took a peek - it now Monday morning 8:03am - at the wiki explaining what a monograph is. I didn't know believe it or not what the word meant and in the context of physics I'm still not too sure when a monograph would be written. Scientific papers that appear in the journals could I guess be all thought of as monographs. I would love to know what you mean by the phrase "postage monograph".
All the best and many thanks,
Peter.
@@peternolan814 You're correct. I did use the term incorrectly, but only in the place of a different word which I forget--but which sounds quite a bit like it--to denote the formal way in which you address the reader and sign your name. I apologize for that, and extend the invitation should you happen to know the term I'm searching for.
@@DoctorScrimguard
Hello,
I wasn't aware that I was coming across like that. Frankie is a brilliant observer and I have the deepest respect for him. I connected instantly with him when he calls his RUclips channel Meditations For The Anxious mind me way more anxious and nervous than the average person. I was just delighted that Frankie is saying that he feels anxious himself and for that reason I bond strongly with him. He has so much to say to us and I want to encourage him to keep making these fascinating videos that I enjoy so much. I always connect with every video. His videos are so stimulating.
Maybe it's just my age at 68 and my background that configures how I write but I emphasise that its Frankie's brilliance that I am reacting to - respect.
I hadn't heard the word monograph before and as the Americans say every day is a day at school at any age.
Many thanks,
Peter.
Good description....my neighborhood is going the same way....
You're making me homesick!
very Apt. Grew up in the liberties and moved away. When I came back for a visit everything was fucking coffee shops and barbers.
Some shops are now both... Who do you punch?
Yup d8 for life
Absurdist existentialism in under 4 minutes. Fkin class.
I sense anger here. I sense frustration. But mostly I sense disappointment. Disappointment in your fellow Dubliners. I, for one, promise to try harder in 2022. Namaste.
🤣🤣🤣 this lads a legend 🤣🤣
Great
Can you please do Sandymount or D4? namaste brother Frankie
Any chance of you doing Sallynoggin?
This question sounds somehow obscene.
Having been one of the chosen few to enter into BIMM dublin i can confirm it's just full of posters for the lectures bands.