Am I a POM?

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 10:07

Originally Posted by MisterD

The Irish sports assoc that runs these games has/had a clause in their constitution expelling anyone who attended an "English" game (ie rugby or soccer)...there's a story (true or myth I don't know) that the Cheif Exec of the association was expelled for attending an Irish international soccer match in his official capacity....you've just gotta love the logic of the Irish!

Maybe in years gone by, but not now the pressure on the stadiums to host football events is huge, so now those examples of foolishness are less common. There is no denying that these two sports are HUGELY sectarian and white, mainly because anyone in their right mind wouldn't be caught playing such a violent sport at an amatuer level (no professionals allowed), all these guys have jobs like you and me and then play like mentalers at the weekend)

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 10:08

whay i'm liking here is that i've hi-jacked a thread about the english and turned it into one about the irish, and it hasn'y been moved to "rant'n'rave" yet

**Grahameeboy** · 23rd January 2006, 10:11

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

whay i'm liking here is that i've hi-jacked a thread about the english and turned it into one about the irish, and it hasn'y been moved to "rant'n'rave" yet

Terriorist you..................

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 10:21

Originally Posted by Grahameeboy

Terriorist you..................

Mum mum, i've been slandered by the filthy opressive sassenach

**MisterD** · 23rd January 2006, 10:28

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

Mum mum, i've been slandered by the filthy opressive sassenach

If the big green hat with the buckle fits.....

"The Lord God gave us many great words to use, but the greatest of these is "NO!"." - Rev Ian Paisley

**Grahameeboy** · 23rd January 2006, 10:38

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

Mum mum, i've been slandered by the filthy opressive sassenach

filth......don't ya just luuuuuuvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv..it

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 10:44

Originally Posted by MisterD

If the big green hat with the buckle fits.....

"The Lord God gave us many great words to use, but the greatest of these is "NO!"." - Rev Ian Paisley

Na - its a an averaged sized black hat with an iridium visor, but a balaclava is more appropiate

**Wolf** · 23rd January 2006, 10:47

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

Mum mum, i've been slandered by the filthy opressive sassenach

So just blow oop th' fooker's fookin' car!

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 10:51

Originally Posted by Wolf

So just blow oop th' fooker's fookin' car!

Mum wolf is talking funny and his spelling has gone to shite. But I think he said

"Your a marked man, kiss your kneecaps goodbye"

**Wolf** · 23rd January 2006, 11:22

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

Mum wolf is talking funny and his spelling has gone to shite. But I think he said

"Your a marked man, kiss your kneecaps goodbye"

Faith an' begorrah, to be sure, to be sure.

Good thing about knee-capping is that the bugger lives to learn a valuable lesson and perhaps tell others not to be unwise...

**dawnrazor** · 23rd January 2006, 11:39

Originally Posted by Wolf

Good thing about knee-capping is that the bugger lives to learn a valuable lesson and perhaps tell others not to be unwise...

Now I don't think I've ever heard or seen a sentence start with

"The good thing about knee-capping..."

before, but there you go - first time for everything I guess.

By all accounts it clears the arthritis right up!

**Wolf** · 23rd January 2006, 12:08

Originally Posted by dawnrazor

Now I don't think I've ever heard or seen a sentence start with

"The good thing about knee-capping..."

before, but there you go - first time for everything I guess.

I live to provide new experiences for others...