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April 23 2005, 13:03 PM

mcclane wrote:...they do give the scum bags in the north something to do besides drinking buckfast outside the local off license. They get to drink buckfast at a football match instead

as a northerner i resemble that remark.
and what do the scum bags in the south do?
d'ye not have buckfast in the free state then?
poor generalisation i think.

slán
mick

April 23 2005, 13:06 PM

mcclane wrote:
McClane, could you get your hands on the Doom petition and change the title ?

Probably but the signatures would be full of comments like this:

Alastair Coldwell - This movie is an abhorration of the DOOM mythology. This will surely relegate the status of DOOM to nothing more than a husk of its former self. DOOM MARINE "Oh no! here comes a mutant zombie...... hold on isn't this the UAC." PINKY "No, its the umbrella corporation!"

Umbrella Corporation = "bad guys" in Resident Evil. Another bad bad movie.

H.C - If this movie goes through i'm going to **** kill you all, i'm going to KILL ALL YOU HOLLYWOOD FAGS!!! You deserve to DIE AND EAT SHIT, EAT SHIT FOR ALL ETERNITY!!!

They might get suspicious

we can tell them its Sligo Irish... they never read the comments

except for the last one... poor HC has issues

April 23 2005, 13:10 PM

as a northerner i resemble that remark.
and what do the scum bags in the south do?

Get their cousins pregnant and drive around towns in their honda civics to black rap music.

April 23 2005, 13:15 PM

mcclane wrote:
Get their cousins pregnant and drive around towns in their honda civics to black rap music.

so ye don't have buckfast in the south then?

April 23 2005, 13:24 PM

an ailteoir wrote:so ye don't have buckfast in the south then?

In the South? I presume you mean Cork or Kerry or someplace? South is a very general direction.

However, we do have Buckfast in the 26 liberated counties of the island... Funnily enough I was introduced to it by a bunch of northerners that were over in Bundoran for May holiday weekend two years ago... We were there, very cold, surfing... doing the usual business.... and they came along with Buckfast. Bunch of weirdos.

-jp

April 23 2005, 14:11 PM

South is a very specific direction but a very general and relative location. :wink:

in the six occupied counties we use free state and south when referring to the other twenty-six, and so Malin's Head the most northerly point in Ireland is in the South.

mick

April 27 2005, 20:54 PM

an ailteoir wrote:
mcclane wrote:...they do give the scum bags in the north something to do besides drinking buckfast outside the local off license. They get to drink buckfast at a football match instead

as a northerner i resemble that remark.
and what do the scum bags in the south do?
d'ye not have buckfast in the free state then?
poor generalisation i think.

slán
mick

Dont you mean "resent?"

April 27 2005, 23:35 PM

Ceedy wrote:
an ailteoir wrote:as a northerner i resemble that remark.
Dont you mean "resent?"

It's a common joke: "I resemble that remark".

April 27 2005, 23:58 PM

Chlois mé "Poblacht na hÉireann" nó "Poblacht Dhaonlathacht na hÉireann." Nach bhfuil ceart acu?

April 29 2005, 9:07 AM

South? You must mean France then.

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