The Irish

xpost to darragh: it has indeed

ah you wouldn't be without the english arts and crafts and suchlike cottage industries, they'll fuckin pay anything for anything if you tell them its local

fuckin eejits

deems what do u think of this dude

http://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.1315463.1361917127!/image/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/box_140_140/image.jpg

in how many letters

i'll try to think of a uk equivalent but rly..

derivatives

Eejit I think is the word that springs to mind

eejit with serious public road frontage.

let me know if i've ticked any of the wrong boxes here

religious nut, craves the sceptre across the back from the old days
pretty much a fascist wrt the proper authorities doing the public's thinkin for them and all that entails
a bad, bad, stupid writer without any interest in actual discussion nor argument v-a-v exchange of views or any such
gives men's rights/the kickback against lefty nutcases a bad name tbh

feel free to add more

shit songwriter with weird Eurovision fixation

lol I'd forgotten about that

Who is it?

john waters. i read my father's copy of jiving at the crossroads at one point & remember very little of it.

can we get a list of ppl who give men's rights a good name?

nah

thought not

:x

nearest brit equivalent to john waters is paul morley, although thats quite unfair on paul morley

Is he iona or can he not even get on with that lot

do yez call puddings pudding or do you just call whiney sausage pudding

pudding as after dinner sweet is called dessert/afters
pudding as xmas pudding boiled dough raisins etc kinda suety thing is xmas pudding
whiney sausage pudding is black or white pudding

couldnt be clearer tbh

afters is british imo

why don't u take a plane to boston, drive up the coast to gloucester, find my father and say that to his face

cos like

if pudding is afters, then what do you call befores

famine

why don't u take a plane to boston, drive up the coast to gloucester, find my father and say that to his face

my dad was actually born in england. he only revealed this a few years ago.

well far be it form the likes of you then to tell a true gael what to call his hard-earned afters imo

never heard anything other than dessert used.

I concur

i, conchur

I've never heard it called 'afters' either.

i'll have to check this deeply worrying and sudden crack in the aul fella's credibility

neither have i

tell him "stylings (Matt P)" hasn't heard it either ok

this is serious

Afters sounds very english. Like 'pop'. Lets have some pop with our afters. I cant imagine anyone else saying it.

Be a sport and get out the afters, what?

for my afters, i prefer now & laters

jaysus im shook

I hate to break it to you but tiffin is english too

I just hope you dont have a piece of chicken and beans or hash browns with a fryup

gasp
http://www.youririshshop.com/WebRoot/BT/Shops/Store_002E_Shop904/Products/CA001/CAD002-Cadburys-Tiffin-48x49g_.jpg

if pudding is afters, then what do you call befores

― 乒乓, Monday, October 28, 2013 12:02 PM (8 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

famine

― Legitimate space tale (LocalGarda), Monday, October 28, 2013 12:03 PM (8 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

can i just btw

afters [ˈɑːftəz]
n (functioning as singular or plural) Brit
1. (Cookery) Informal dessert; sweet
2. (Team Sports / Soccer) Slang a confrontation or physical violence between football players immediately after they have been involved in a challenge for the ball

i have heard the former but chiefly it's the latter

i've never really thought about it before now but it's cute that fitba has its own subtle little coinage

Irish tiffin =

http://s3.thejournal.ie/media/2013/04/choccrisps-2-373x500.jpg

no that doesn't exist

Irish Tiffin = http://www.youririshshop.com/WebRoot/BT/Shops/Store_002E_Shop904/Products/CA001/CAD002-Cadburys-Tiffin-48x49g_.jpg
even though Mint Crisps and Golden Crisps are clearly better.

http://ballymoreshoponline.stormwebhost.com/prodimages/Jacobs%20-%20Mikado.JPG