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    How many F's in "It's So Fucking On"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by edg
    Jock's Scottish. But I suppose it's not suprising; all you 'Irish' Americans have trouble with the realities of the UK, Eire included.

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    got my realities living in Glasgow,so no surprise there Jock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsy
    got my realities living in Glasgow,so no surprise there Jock.
    Then how can you not know, wee hinny?

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    Out of interest, Celtic or Rangers?

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    A wee joke for ya

    Happy St. Patty's to all!!

    A man stumbles up to the only other patron in a bar and asks if he could
    buy him a drink.

    "Why of course," comes the reply.

    The first man then asks: "Where are you from?"

    "I'm from Ireland," replies the second man.

    The first man responds: "You don't say, I'm from Ireland too! Let's have
    another round to Ireland."
    "Of Course," replies the second man.

    Curious, the first man then asks: "Where in Ireland are you from?"
    "Dublin," comes the reply.
    "I can't believe it," says the first man.
    "I'm from Dublin too! Let's have another drink to Dublin."
    "Of course," replies the second man.

    Curiosity again strikes and the first man asks:
    "What school did you go to?"
    "Saint Mary's," replies the second man.
    "I graduated in '62."

    "This is unbelievable!" the first man says.
    "I went to Saint Mary's and I graduated in '62, too!"

    About that time in comes one of the regulars and sits down at the bar.
    "What's been going on?" he asks the bartender.
    "Nothing much," replies the bartender. "The O'Malley twins are drunk again."

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    Hehe, nice

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    An older man stumbles into a pub in Cork and orders a pint. He squints at the younger fellow next to him for a while, then says "You're that O'Leary fella, arent ya?"

    "Yes, sir, I am" answers the guy in a tired voice.

    "You live over on the Derry Road, no?"

    "Yes, I do."

    "I think I fucked your mother last night, boyo! I think I fucked her mouth first, then her quim, and then her arse! I fucked her until she bleated like a sheep!"

    The younger man just rolls his eyes and says nothing. Turning away he resumes drinking his beer.

    "Don't turn your back to me, you little cunt! What's the matter, can't handle the fact that I walked into your house last night and used your mother like a 2 Penny Whore? Maybe I'll just walk right the fuck over there right now and stick my cock in her ear! What do you say about that, boyo?"

    "Go home, Dad. You're drunk."

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    Further greatness.

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    One more, not so good...


    Mrs. Donovan was walking down O'Connell Street in Dublin when she met
    up with Father Flaherty.

    The Father said, "Top o' the mornin' to ye! Aren't ye Mrs. Donovan and
    didn't I marry ye and yer husband 2 years ago?"

    She replied, "Aye, that ye did, Father."

    The Father asked, "And be there any wee little ones yet?"

    She replied, "No, not yet, Father."

    The Father said, "Well now, I'm going to Rome next week and I'll
    light a candle for ye and yer husband."

    She replied, "Oh, thank ye, Father." They then parted ways.

    Some years later they met again.

    The Father asked, "Well now, Mrs. Donovan, how are ye these days?" She
    replied, "Oh, very well, Father!"

    The Father asked, "And tell me, have ye any wee ones yet?"

    She replied, "Oh yes, Father!

    Three sets of twins and 4 singles, 10 in all!"

    The Father said, "That's wonderful! How is yer loving husband doing?"

    She replied, "E's gone to Rome to blow out yer fookin' candle."

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    Quote Originally Posted by edg
    Out of interest, Celtic or Rangers?

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    fuckin bluenose
    but as my roomate used to take me out for Man U games ( he was from Salford) I couldn't tell anyone as we ususally were at traditionally Celtic bars for the games.
    I am sure you understand.

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    For some reason I thought Celtic.

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    I have always found it ironic that the Irish celebrate an english man for civilizing them? Funny how that happened.

    Tonight I will drink to that.

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    Cono, I will kick your ass so spectacularly on this topic that it would be a pity to do it here for free when we could raise money for the children. Think of the children, man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsy
    a bottle of Powers...
    What Tipp said. Damn, I didn't think anyone else drank that stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by iceman
    Cono, I will kick your ass so spectacularly on this topic that it would be a pity to do it here for free when we could raise money for the children. Think of the children, man.
    Aww come on, I wanna see you kick his ass! Come on man, do it!
    I'm in a band. It's called "Just the Tip."

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    Iceman, he was English. Sorry.

    And we have all your Spellilng Bee money to feed the children with anyway.

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    Actually, I think he was Scottish, kidnapped and enslaved in Ireland, Cono.

    And St George was Palestinian. Despite this he is the Patron Saint of, amognst others, England, Germany, Greece, Beirut, the Lebanon, the Netherlands and Slovenia.

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    Well there has been some debate about that. Wales, Scotland, Sommerset and Ulster as well. Which is what I am sure Iceman would like to point out. I have found Sommerset to be the most common. A village called Banwell.

    He wrote once.

    "I had as my father the deacon Calpornius, son of the late Potitus, a priest, who belonged to the small town of Bannavem Taberniae; he had a small estate nearby, and it was there I was taken captive. "

    Anyway I apologize for calling the Irish uncivilized iceman, the British still had a way to go themselves. Interesting that he was kidnapped, shows how far back the poor relations go.

    my head still hurts, and my kids are yelling at me. see ya.

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