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Dublinese Dictionary

garthv · 2004-04-02 14:01:56

Hehe, some good stuff here : Dictionary

02-04-2004 2:01pm

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garthv

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Hehe,
some good stuff here :
Dictionary

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#2 02-04-2004 5:12pm

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some good ones there!

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#3 02-04-2004 5:30pm

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A few of those got a laugh out of me!

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#4 02-04-2004 5:30pm

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Brilliant

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#5 02-04-2004 9:52pm

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Mabye they should teach that in schools around the country.

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#6 03-04-2004 10:34pm

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he he

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#7 04-04-2004 3:11pm

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fcuking class i use alot of them words and not even a Dublinese extemely Envictous

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#8 05-04-2004 10:38am

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someone had a lot of spare time and put it to good use

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#9 05-04-2004 11:44am

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I'm surprised that hasn't been turned in to a "Dublinese for Dummies" book and sold to tourists!

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#10 06-04-2004 11:21pm

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I use 90% of those words on a day to day basis : /

:cool:

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#11 07-04-2004 11:19am

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Originally posted by de5p0i1er
Mabye they should teach that in schools around the country.

Just as a matter of interest.

Why?

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#12 07-04-2004 11:57am

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Originally posted by penguinbloke
Just as a matter of interest.
Why?

So when the culchie's come up to the big Smoke for the day we can understand them.
Then you can tell them the best way out of Dublin.:D

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#13 07-04-2004 12:03pm

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Generally we just hop back on the cow and trot back out the same way we arrived.

But Daisy does love the city.

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