irish men

Blackpitts

ok guys,
we have a very good discussion about the irish girls and I have so much fun reading your opinions (personally, I think irish girls are very nice...when they give a boy the chance to talk to them ) but now let's give a go to the girls...
so guys, do you have with you your copybook to take notes???

well..
hey irish girls out there, what do you think about the irish men? :cool:
fire away

exCrumlinBoyo

Sure were great, not a problem with us. The salt of the earth. Gentlemen would be a word that springs to mind... Pure gentlemen... I am sure the ladies will agree....

6th

Irish guys spend too much time acting like they dont care what women think.

The Hill Billy

6th wrote:

...women think.

Since when?! :eek:

6th

about 1984, but they are slowing down

Dutchology

... Ooh, "man-humour"... :rolleyes:

Ah sure they're alright I suppose, considering I'm tying one to me I shouldn't complain - that would be hypocritical of me!

A lot of them could do with cutting back on the drinking and the fisticuffs, well, the ruffians anyways. Personally I'm not impressed by a fella that can "batter the head off" some other fella...? Why? In fact it has quite the opposite effect. Feckin eejits... :rolleyes:

WindSock

I dont like Irish men :cool: Mammys boys, the lot of 'em.

petes

6th wrote:

about 1984, but they are slowing down

I didn't care what women thought in 1984.

Marksie

This should be fun!

*leans back, opens popcorn*:cool:

But guys, i think the girls were very restrained in the other thread. Just let em go to town without interruption here

WindSock

petes wrote:

I didn't care what women thought in 1984.

Needer did big bruvva

olaola

A LOT of Mammy's boys. You need to catch one that has lived away from home (a J1 doesn't count) for them to be self-wiping.

But saying that - it is similar to the 'Irish Women' thread.
For every Ugg-wearing oompalompa, you're gonna find a Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.

Anti

Welsh fellas are miles better. We win hands down... Culchies, the lot of them.

scojones

Anti wrote:

Welsh fellas are Culchies, the lot of them.

I agree.

aidan_walsh

Caaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhdif.

thelordofcheese

Dutchology wrote:

Ah sure they're alright I suppose, considering I'm tying one to me I shouldn't complain - that would be hypocritical of me!

ooohh, kinky.
Please, do continue.

Raekwon

Was this thread started by an Italian man? :rolleyes:

potty pete

Hmm..the irish man who loves to bellow "look at de ghay over there" from the safe haven of a crowd of copperface jackoff(example) goers on a weekend gets on my nerves. The mentality is confusing. Don't want to slate blindly but I have been the recipient of this kind of ignorance walking by the above place. It's ridiculous and generally the first thing that comes out of their mouths because someone dresses differently or just dresses well. It wasn't necessarily directed at me as we were in a small group at the time. Obviously it's booze fuelled etc but such ignorance is fooking irritating.

Another trait, and it probably goes hand in hand, is the fellas who suddenly find a voice with a bit of booze in them - a barbed, malicious voice - and then the quiet as a lamb, rather bland person goes off to work on a Monday morning fearful that they might be late for work or forgot to fill the photocopier with paper the Friday before. Real men.

Okay, it will be argued that this could innate within certain people or that it's the causes of drinking and not exclusive to 'Irish men'. But essentially I see it as a monkey-see, monkey-do attitude, a gangish, moronic attitude that a lot of Irish fellas tend to adopt and decide to impinge on the unsuspecting.

Tar.Aldarion

Irish men aren't great, yet I can't wait to meet one a settle down. You can't blame a girl for her dreams. /Adjusts glasses.

J.S. Pill

6th wrote:

Irish guys spend too much time acting like they dont care what women think.

Acting??

I'm biding my time to give an opinion

aidan_walsh

coolsmileygirl wrote:

I'm biding my time to give an opinion

Well, thanks for letting us know... *boggle*

6th

coolsmileygirl wrote:

I'm biding my time to give an opinion

Your waiting for someone to tell you what your opinion is aren't you?

Dyr

6th wrote:

Your waiting for someone to tell you what your opinion is aren't you?

good girl that she is

FlutterinBantam

Sounds like a girl who would "take anything".

Obviously doesn't get too much of the purple fella.

Just a male intuition


may not be true

6th

Ah now flut thats just offensive ... i think you should say sorry to CSG and buy her flowers.

Dun laoire

2 pages full of sausage.

Fair play to cool smiley girl for replying, at least she has balls

6th

She's the only girl on the internet.

The Sweeper

I could deliver a sweeping racial stereotype here about half of the population of a country , but unfortunately I have a fucking brain.

FlutterinBantam

6th wrote:

Ah now flut thats just offensive ... i think you should say sorry to CSG and buy her flowers.

Ok ok I will retract that, I'm sure she gets yards of "shining purple".

Sorry:o

Anti

FlutterinBantam wrote:

Ok ok I will retract that, I'm sure she gets yards of "shining purple".

Sorry:o

I was thinking miles myself.

PCros

potty pete wrote:

Hmm..the irish man who loves to bellow "look at de ghay over there" from the safe haven of a crowd of copperface jackoff(example) goers on a weekend gets on my nerves. The mentality is confusing. Don't want to slate blindly but I have been the recipient of this kind of ignorance walking by the above place. It's ridiculous and generally the first thing that comes out of their mouths because someone dresses differently or just dresses well. It wasn't necessarily directed at me as we were in a small group at the time. Obviously it's booze fuelled etc but such ignorance is fooking irritating.

Another trait, and it probably goes hand in hand, is the fellas who suddenly find a voice with a bit of booze in them - a barbed, malicious voice - and then the quiet as a lamb, rather bland person goes off to work on a Monday morning fearful that they might be late for work or forgot to fill the photocopier with paper the Friday before. Real men.

Okay, it will be argued that this could innate within certain people or that it's the causes of drinking and not exclusive to 'Irish men'. But essentially I see it as a monkey-see, monkey-do attitude, a gangish, moronic attitude that a lot of Irish fellas tend to adopt and decide to impinge on the unsuspecting.

Load a shyte, every westernised nation acts like that, not just Irish. You go as far as Australia and you would find the exact same thing in fellas.

Binomate

The standard of Irish men for women is a lot better than the standard of Irish women for men. Fact imo.

R0ot

6th wrote:

Irish guys spend too much time acting like they dont care what women think.

qftw

dr.bollocko

qftw?
We're doing THAT now?
Oh ****.

R0ot

dr.bollocko wrote:

qftw?
We're doing THAT now?
Oh ****.

sorry.... spent alot of time on the eve-o forums, I think its starting to rub off on me...

HelterSkelter

Binomate wrote:

Fact imo.

How can a "Fact" be in your opinion????

seamy_orr

boreds wrote:

I dont like Irish men :cool: Mammys boys, the lot of 'em.

boreds wrote:

Location: 'With my Mother'

OH I get your point now, Seriously boreds.....

Binomate

HelterSkelter wrote:

How can a "Fact" be in your opinion????

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. In my opinion, my opinion is fact.

HelterSkelter

Binomate wrote:

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. In my opinion, my opinion is fact.

But an opinion cannot be a fact.

ferdi

boreds wrote:

I dont like Irish men :cool: Mammys boys, the lot of 'em.

olaola wrote:

A LOT of Mammy's boys.

Surly irish women are to blame here?

Irish women mother their sons too much thereby turning irish men into mammys boys.

its coming around to bite yiz in the ass.

Binomate

HelterSkelter wrote:

But an opinion cannot be a fact.

In your opinion.

kizzyr

I like Irish men a lot, kind of have to say that as I'm going out with one for almost 8 years now!! However I have gone out with a French guy who was the biggest overly possessive jealous baby ever and so got dumped toute de suite. I also went out with an American guy and found that he was a little on the arrogant side as were many of his friends. What I like about Irish guys is their sense of humour and being with someone who makes you laugh, especially when you need it is great. They do however (for the most part) drink too much and I don't like that, I find it makes them boring and the false confidence it gives them turns them into idiots. Also I would steer well clear of anyone who is still living with their parents past the age of 20 tops, ideally they will have moved out once they have finished school and gone to university or started working.
Overall though, while they may not be the best dressed or best looking in the whole wide world I'd still give them my vote.

Dun laoire

kizzyr wrote:

I like Irish men a lot, kind of have to say that as I'm going out with one for almost 8 years now!! However I have gone out with a French guy who was the biggest overly possessive jealous baby ever and so got dumped toute de suite. I also went out with an American guy and found that he was a little on the arrogant side as were many of his friends. What I like about Irish guys is their sense of humour and being with someone who makes you laugh, especially when you need it is great. They do however (for the most part) drink too much and I don't like that, I find it makes them boring and the false confidence it gives them turns them into idiots. Also I would steer well clear of anyone who is still living with their parents past the age of 20 tops, ideally they will have moved out once they have finished school and gone to university or started working.
Overall though, while they may not be the best dressed or best looking in the whole wide world I'd still give them my vote.

Is it o.k if it's a council gaf? If so ASL?

Alessandra

Lookswise I prefer Irish men to most other nationalities I have met.

However when it comes to attitudes and personality there is a lot to be desired. irish men don't seem to have the same eloquence when expressing feelings like Italian/Spanish men. I hate hate hate the use of word HOT when describing a woman. Used a lot in Ireland. They are all about drinking their pints and scoring. Not so subtle when trying to get u into bed after 5mins:eek: A lot of image conscious guys looking for bimbos to show off on bebo but id say theres a lot of that with women these days too.

Although must say I like the Irish mans humour in general. Good fun to be around and generally quite honest but slow to emotionally open up. I probably will settle for a daycent oirish fella in the end,as they're not all bad.

Ok I didn't say much of anything on the thread so far but need i ****ing say any more

The_B_Man

i think u do. coz u havent actually said anything really.

irish men are great tho. im a helluva catch anyway!

kizzyr

Dun laoire wrote:

Is it o.k if it's a council gaf? If so ASL?

I'm confused what the hell is ASL?

Tar.Aldarion

Age / sex / location.
A well known way of getting to know somebody better.

SimpleSam06

The_B_Man wrote:

im a helluva catch anyway!

Likewise, I'm some piece of ass.

frizzefreckles

boreds wrote:

I dont like Irish men :cool: Mammys boys, the lot of 'em.

I second this, the problem with Irish men is their mammies.

kizzyr

Tar.Aldarion wrote:

Age / sex / location.
A well known way of getting to know somebody better.

Ah suddenly it all becomes clear:o 29/female/Dublin (northside).