Stuck Up Irish women who think they are hot

elambra

...yet another case of it last night, walking up the stairs of a certain bar in town and two slightly lower than average Irish girls (the types who are from the countryside and act lke real 'aul ones, gossiping etc. you know the type) are in front of me, one of them says to the other 'oh I love your dress' then turns around to me and said 'isn't her dress lovely?' I said 'yes it is' smiling, just to please them by saying something. I wasn't at all concentrating on looking at them, I just wanted to get back upstairs to my gf and her mates. As they were walking at a slower pace than me it ended up that I started to walk in between them. The one with the 'lovely dress' turns to say to the other one 'check out the little red bits on it' and ends up saying it to me by accident, so naturally I say 'what?' and she gives me a condecending look and lightly pushes me and says 'no you go on..' as if I had stopped to chat her up or something. The cheek of her I just wanted to say to her 'sorry love I wouldn't go near you I thought you were talking to me as you actually spoke in my direction'

Now normally I wouldn't care about things like this but I was sober, and I am just home for christmas, having lived abroad for the last 3.5 years, and I find that, whilst the standard of Irish women is very very low compared to nearly every country I have visited, they are the most stuck up and just think they are god's gift to the world when in fact a large amount of them are just unattractive (physically and personally) moany holes obsessed with british celebrities and food..

Anyway, that's my rant over with, let me know your relavite opinion, and have a good christmas :-)

zero19

They won't like this one! lol

OPENROAD

zero19 wrote: »

They won't like this one! lol

True though

Dudess

elambra wrote: »

I find that, whilst the standard of Irish women is very very low compared to nearly every country I have visited

"Low" in what sense?

stepbar

Dudess wrote: »

"Low" in what sense?

The dress, the dress silly

JustCoz

Another one of these stupid threads that uses one incident to generalise all Irish women. :rolleyes:

elambra wrote:

sorry love I wouldn't go near you

This actually makes you sound very up yourself

WindSock

What made you think she thought she was hot?

panda100

elambra wrote: »

two slightly lower than average Irish girls

elambra wrote: »

and act lke real 'aul ones, gossiping etc. you know the type) 'sorry love I wouldn't go near you

elambra wrote: »

the standard of Irish women is very very low compared to nearly every country I have visited,

elambra wrote: »

a large amount of them are just unattractive (physically and personally) moany holes obsessed with british celebrities and food..

Wheras Irish men are so kindly,lovely and considerate just like you. Your right,really us unattractive, moany holes should count oursleves lucky for every moment we are graced with an Irish males truly charming presence :rolleyes:
I will go back to my heat magazine and finish eating my Toad in hole now

manTime

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 years and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie, but Irish women! when they find out they judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

stepbar

Whatever about a shoe collection but a kids one.... yes that is weird

panda100

manTime wrote: »

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 year and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie but Irish women when they find out judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

Just Irish women?What do your Irish male friends think of your kids shoe collection?Im sure there would be some very un open minded Irish men wwho would judge you for that too.

Cathmandooo

Agreed that you sound seriously stuck up yourself, she never said she thought she was all that...take a look in the mirror 'love'

Dyr

irish wimmenz missing the fry and laurie reference there cos they're uncultured, salad dodging, munters

Or at least thats what some people would have you believe

nij

This is the second thread I've seen on boards.ie specifically started to bitch about Irish women. Sexism and racism all in one!

All the women I know are decent, polite and modest. Yeah yeah we all know foreign fields are greener, and far away cows have longer horns..etc..whatever.. The OP's rant says more about his social life than it does about Irish women. It all depends on where you go and what you are doing.

Lux23

You sound just as bad as those two wagons to be quite honest. So two lushs embarassed you slightl, no reason to say all Irish women are stuck up. Ive had plenty of irish men grope me and insult me but I don't believe you are all sexually inept gombeens.

stepbar

Cathooo wrote: »

Agreed that you sound seriously stuck up yourself, she never said she thought she was all that...take a look in the mirror 'love'

I suppose anyone who has "dublin/london/germany" in his location has issues.......... God all this wimmin bashing.... and it christmas an' all

GhostInTheRuins

manTime wrote: »

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 years and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie, but Irish women! when they find out they judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

Haha, that's amazing.

Dyr

nij wrote: »

Yeah yeah we all know foreign fields are greener, and far away cows have longer horns..etc..whatever..

the burds are better looking and all

manTime

panda100 wrote: »

Just Irish women?What do your Irish male friends think of your kids shoe collection?Im sure there would be some very un open minded Irish men wwho would judge you for that too.

Its a predijuce I face on a daily basis im getting sick of it, people judge me in spite of the fact I buy from st. Vincents so the money goes to charity which is supposed to be a good thing no?

JC 2K3

manTime wrote: »

I know what you mean I lived in vietnam and thailand for about 3 years and my lifestyle never batted an eyelid - back in Ireland i keep a shoe collection as a hobbie, but Irish women! when they find out they judge and call me a wierdo just because I happen to only collect childrens shoes.

lol.

Anyway, this is just another "oh hai guys I had an embarrassing moment the other night and it's been playing on my mind since it happened and I just feel I need to express it to someone to ensure that this seemingly irrational feeling I'm having is valid and normal, so I'm going to do it online under the guise of a casual complaint" thread.

It's a psychological trait I see quite often actually. Something really small and insignificant, but a bit embarrassing happens to someone, usually a guy and usually involving a woman, and the guy for some reason feels like he has to tell to everyone about it and dismiss it as "typical Irish women" or something, desperately hoping that others will agree with him to make him feel better. Quite an obvious indication of insecurity tbh.

EDIT: Actually, thinking about it, it's not usually a guy at all, women do it all the time also, bitching about men being useless and the cause of all life's problems.

OPENROAD

nij wrote: »

This is the second thread I've seen on boards.ie specifically started to bitch about Irish women. Sexism and racism all in one!


Racism??? oh come on.

stepbar

manTime wrote: »

Its a predijuce I face on a daily basis im getting sick of it, people judge me in spite of the fact I buy from st. Vincents so the money goes to charity which is supposed to be a good thing no?

Please, not the "I support charity" argument. Please :rolleyes:

simu

manTime wrote: »

Its a predijuce I face on a daily basis im getting sick of it, people judge me in spite of the fact I buy from st. Vincents so the money goes to charity which is supposed to be a good thing no?

Baby shoes or kid shoes? I could see the cute factor of baby shoes but older kids' shoes, no. This is most intruiging, anyways.

Pherekydes

elambra wrote: »

...let me know your relavite opinion...

I find relavite very good. It's probably the hardest substance known to man (or woman). It has equal amounts of lead, arsenic and sulphur.

Chemical formula PbAsS

I take it before breakfast and supper and 3 times while posting on boards. You can also mix it with your dogfood (if you eat dogfood).

All good bookstores don't stock it.

John_flood73

for sure it wasent a nice remark and I would say she prob said it to give herself some sort of ego boost in front of her friend!! anyway while I too have met these types, I have to say that in general Irish girls are pretty down to earth and are better craic than foreign girls

WindSock

All shoe related replies are to go to this thread...http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=54721360#post54721360

simu

OP, you are lacking in charm. If you were truly the suave sophisticated gent you believe yourself to be, you would have come up with some witty quip that would have mometarily silenced the two and gone back victoriously to your buddies. You have to learn to handle annoying Biddies without getting all flustered and upset about it.

St Bill

Well OP my opinion is that you think you deserve special treatment because you've been abroad for 3.5 years. People won't know you're fantastically well rounded due to your travels unless you wear a sign saying so. Or another way to show you're fantastically well rounded is to actually realise that maybe those girls were trying to have a bit of banter with you, something which unfortunately went right over your well travelled head

Laslo

I feel really sorry for the OP. The father of a friend died yesterday and my other friend's mom is in hospital for Christmas suffering from cancer... and now this happens!!! Christmas is definitely canceled this year.

elambra

simu wrote: »

OP, you are lacking in charm. If you were truly the suave sophisticated gent you believe yourself to be, you would have come up with some witty quip that would have mometarily silenced the two and gone back victoriously to your buddies. You have to learn to handle annoying Biddies without getting all flustered and upset about it.

Looking back I think that's where my bitterrness arose from, I didn't come up with anything witty in time

I've calmed down now and I know I shouldn't have generalised, I'm pretty new and I wanted to post my first controversial post - boy did it work

ryoishin

"i would nt ride you for practise"

Always have that ready. Ah so what just forget about it buddy im sure that wimmin crys herself to sleep.

Lola123

elambra wrote: »

...yet another case of it last night, walking up the stairs of a certain bar in town and two slightly lower than average Irish girls (the types who are from the countryside and act lke real 'aul ones, gossiping etc. you know the type) are in front of me, one of them says to the other 'oh I love your dress' then turns around to me and said 'isn't her dress lovely?' I said 'yes it is' smiling, just to please them by saying something. I wasn't at all concentrating on looking at them, I just wanted to get back upstairs to my gf and her mates. As they were walking at a slower pace than me it ended up that I started to walk in between them. The one with the 'lovely dress' turns to say to the other one 'check out the little red bits on it' and ends up saying it to me by accident, so naturally I say 'what?' and she gives me a condecending look and lightly pushes me and says 'no you go on..' as if I had stopped to chat her up or something. The cheek of her I just wanted to say to her 'sorry love I wouldn't go near you I thought you were talking to me as you actually spoke in my direction'

Now normally I wouldn't care about things like this but I was sober, and I am just home for christmas, having lived abroad for the last 3.5 years, and I find that, whilst the standard of Irish women is very very low compared to nearly every country I have visited, they are the most stuck up and just think they are god's gift to the world when in fact a large amount of them are just unattractive (physically and personally) moany holes obsessed with british celebrities and food..

Anyway, that's my rant over with, let me know your relavite opinion, and have a good christmas :-)

How do u work out that they were "stuck up". Sounds to me like one of them thought u were cute and her friend was trying to orchestrate a conversation by asking u what you thought of her dress.
Go back to flirting school mate! :rolleyes:

Ulysses Gaze

are better craic than foreign girls

How so?

Big Ears

simu wrote: »

Baby shoes or kid shoes? I could see the cute factor of baby shoes but older kids' shoes, no. This is most intruiging, anyways.

Of course kid shoes , how else is he meant to attract them .

thefinalstage

Lola123 wrote: »

How do u work out that they were "stuck up". Sounds to me like one of them thought u were cute and her friend was trying to orchestrate a conversation by asking u what you thought of her dress.
Go back to flirting school mate! :rolleyes:

Or, she was trying to reassure her friend that she looked good?

Jessica Sanders

Dontcha just hate it when fellas move out of the country for 3.5 years, come back for Christmas only to find that they are better than everyone else? Looking down their noses at us oul Irish girls! Get down off yer high horse mister!!

thefinalstage

Jessica Sanders wrote: »

Dontcha just hate it when fellas move out of the country for 3.5 years, come back for Christmas only to find that they are better than everyone else? Looking down their noses at us oul Irish girls! Get down off yer high horse mister!!

I'm sure he would get up on yours instead...

Reg'stoy

While I may not agree with the OP's premise based on his fleeting meeting with these two girls on the stairs, I have to agree with his main point partly Irish women while not being hot are indeed full of themselves. I normally don't like making broad sweeping statements like that but in this case it can not be avoided.

Let's look at the case for the prosecution,
Irish women and fashion
One word, midriff as in muffin rolls, case proven your honor.
Irish women and alcohol
Now as a male I know my gender fails when it comes to this subject, yet for some strange reason Irish women try to out do us in the sheer amount consumed in as short a time as possible.
Irish women and their attitude to Irish men
Most of my male friends scrub up fairly well, as in we keep reasonably fit shower regularly etc and so put in the effort but and again I am forced to make generalisations, Irish women view us as a meal ticket. The bar is a distant land never visited, resturant bills a see no evil pay no evil subject and lets not even visit the whole taxi issue.

A friend has been completely turned off dating Irish women (he now only dates women from eastern europe) because and I quote "stand the two beside each other and see if you chose the Irish one"

Now before the hopping off me begins ladies, prove me wrong. How many of ye do venture to that far off place called the bar or use your credit card to pay for anything other than something for yourself and why oh why am I made to feel like I'm belittling ye when I hold open a door or offer a seat on the bus.

Karoma

WindSock wrote: »

All shoe related replies are to go to this thread...http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=54721360#post54721360

What Socky said.
Stay on topic.

thefinalstage

Reg'stoy wrote: »

and why oh why am I made to feel like I'm belittling ye when I hold open a door or offer a seat on the bus.

Woman very rarely like that that crap now a days and yet I keep doing it... In my experience I would agree that woman very rarely split the bill. The rare ones are good honest tom boys.

davyjose

Reg'stoy wrote: »

While I may not agree with the OP's premise based on his fleeting meeting with these two girls on the stairs, I have to agree with his main point partly Irish women while not being hot are indeed full of themselves. I normally don't like making broad sweeping statements like that but in this case it can not be avoided.

Let's look at the case for the prosecution,
Irish women and fashion
One word, midriff as in muffin rolls, case proven your honor.
Irish women and alcohol
Now as a male I know my gender fails when it comes to this subject, yet for some strange reason Irish women try to out do us in the sheer amount consumed in as short a time as possible.
Irish women and their attitude to Irish men
Most of my male friends scrub up fairly well, as in we keep reasonably fit shower regularly etc and so put in the effort but and again I am forced to make generalisations, Irish women view us as a meal ticket. The bar is a distant land never visited, resturant bills a see no evil pay no evil subject and lets not even visit the whole taxi issue.

A friend has been completely turned off dating Irish women (he now only dates women from eastern europe) because and I quote "stand the two beside each other and see if you chose the Irish one"

Now before the hopping off me begins ladies, prove me wrong. How many of ye do venture to that far off place called the bar or use your credit card to pay for anything other than something for yourself and why oh why am I made to feel like I'm belittling ye when I hold open a door or offer a seat on the bus.

Agreed, although ... us blokes aren't exactly perfect either. I'm sure the male population of Ireland doesn't compare too favourably to some other nations either. Lets face it, we're an ugly nation.

thefinalstage

davyjose wrote: »

Agreed, although ... us blokes aren't exactly perfect either. I'm sure the male population of Ireland doesn't compare too favourably to some other nations either. Lets face it, we're an ugly nation.

Aren't mongrels usually ugly? Well most people think so but genetically mongrels are the best.

Jessica Sanders

Reg'stoy wrote: »

While I may not agree with the OP's premise based on his fleeting meeting with these two girls on the stairs, I have to agree with his main point partly Irish women while not being hot are indeed full of themselves. I normally don't like making broad sweeping statements like that but in this case it can not be avoided.

Right, your honour, an Irish woman takes the stand, I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth...

Let's look at the case for the prosecution,
Irish women and fashion
One word, midriff as in muffin rolls, case proven your honor.

*looks down* - no muffin top here...

Irish women and alcohol
Now as a male I know my gender fails when it comes to this subject, yet for some strange reason Irish women try to out do us in the sheer amount consumed in as short a time as possible.

I don't go out to get drunk, I have a max of about 3 when I go...

Irish women and their attitude to Irish men
Most of my male friends scrub up fairly well, as in we keep reasonably fit shower regularly etc and so put in the effort but and again I am forced to make generalisations, Irish women view us as a meal ticket. The bar is a distant land never visited, resturant bills a see no evil pay no evil subject and lets not even visit the whole taxi issue.

Any date that I have been on I have always split it 50/50 - I would not have it any other way.

A friend has been completely turned off dating Irish women (he now only dates women from eastern europe) because and I quote "stand the two beside each other and see if you chose the Irish one"

And do they pay for their taxis home too??


Now, before ye all start fighting over me, I'm taken!!

thefinalstage

Jessica Sanders wrote: »

Now, before ye all start fighting over me, I'm taken!!

Good.

Ulysses Gaze

Now, before ye all start fighting over me, I'm taken!

The good ones always are

Wertz

A troll is for life not just for christmas. No shortage of eejits in here feeding them though.....I especially like manTime....I mean hijacking another trolls' thread and stealing their thunder is to be applauded.
*golf clap*

Jessica Sanders

Even a troll's gotta eat!

thefinalstage

Wertz wrote: »

A troll is for life not just for christmas. No shortage of eejits in here feeding them though.....I especially like manTime....I mean hijacking another trolls' thread and stealing their thunder is to be applauded.
*golf clap*

Trolls are an annual tradition! Like Santa except more cursing.

WhiteWashMan

elambra wrote: »

...yet another case of it last night, walking up the stairs of a certain bar in town and two slightly lower than average Irish girls (the types who are from the countryside and act lke real 'aul ones, gossiping etc. you know the type) are in front of me, one of them says to the other 'oh I love your dress' then turns around to me and said 'isn't her dress lovely?' I said 'yes it is' smiling, just to please them by saying something. I wasn't at all concentrating on looking at them, I just wanted to get back upstairs to my gf and her mates. As they were walking at a slower pace than me it ended up that I started to walk in between them. The one with the 'lovely dress' turns to say to the other one 'check out the little red bits on it' and ends up saying it to me by accident, so naturally I say 'what?' and she gives me a condecending look and lightly pushes me and says 'no you go on..' as if I had stopped to chat her up or something. The cheek of her I just wanted to say to her 'sorry love I wouldn't go near you I thought you were talking to me as you actually spoke in my direction'

Now normally I wouldn't care about things like this but I was sober, and I am just home for christmas, having lived abroad for the last 3.5 years, and I find that, whilst the standard of Irish women is very very low compared to nearly every country I have visited, they are the most stuck up and just think they are god's gift to the world when in fact a large amount of them are just unattractive (physically and personally) moany holes obsessed with british celebrities and food..

Anyway, that's my rant over with, let me know your relavite opinion, and have a good christmas :-)

she asked you to go on so she could talk to her friend?

the WHORE!

jesus, what sort of utter rubbish are you spouting? Some girl talks to you by accident, and you are rude enough to think that she is full of herself?

Talk yourself into a corner and grow up. Seriously, this is getting beyond boring. irish young fellas hve to be the most niave and pampered little brats in the world. get yourself of mammys apron strings and stop beliving your gods gift to the female population of the world.

Jessica Sanders

WhiteWashMan wrote: »

she asked you to go on so she could talk to her friend?

the WHORE!

jesus, what sort of utter rubbish are you spouting? Some girl talks to you by accident, and you are rude enough to think that she is full of herself?

Talk yourself into a corner and grow up. Seriously, this is getting beyond boring. irish young fellas hve to be the most niave and pampered little brats in the world. get yourself of mammys apron strings and stop beliving your gods gift to the female population of the world.

Hell YEAH!!

:cool:

Wibbs

Reg'stoy wrote: »

Let's look at the case for the prosecution,

Lets and see what a rise we get.....

Irish women and fashion

True though Spaniards can be worse. Don't get me started on the Germans, if we're bandying about generalisations.

One word, midriff as in muffin rolls, case proven your honor.

Yep. Have to agree here. Irish women are fatter and less toned than the mediteranians or eastern Europeans in general. Walk into a Milan/Parisian/Madridian/etc clothes shop and check out the sizes on the racks. Do the same here. Compare and contrast. Also you tend to get skinny with no hips or fat with no hips, shapely seem to have been lost in the mix. Probably a gene pool thing.

Irish women and alcohol
Now as a male I know my gender fails when it comes to this subject, yet for some strange reason Irish women try to out do us in the sheer amount consumed in as short a time as possible.

Both genders drink way too much, but I have been on the rip in many a European capitol and have never seen the level of drunkenness among women that you get in Ireland(with the honourable exception of Britain).

Irish women and their attitude to Irish men

Yep again the foreign lassies tend to actually like Irish men and certainly ones batting average goes up.

Most of my male friends scrub up fairly well, as in we keep reasonably fit shower regularly etc and so put in the effort but and again I am forced to make generalisations, Irish women view us as a meal ticket. The bar is a distant land never visited, resturant bills a see no evil pay no evil subject and lets not even visit the whole taxi issue.

I have to say Americans can be as bad if not worse.

A friend has been completely turned off dating Irish women (he now only dates women from eastern europe) because and I quote "stand the two beside each other and see if you chose the Irish one"

I'm with your friend on this one. For a myriad of reasons I haven't gone near an Irish woman in nearly 8 years. I have found a certain harshness in them. A certain, "the world owes me something", "daddies little princess" syndrome. While it's present in other cultures, it's seems more prevalent here. Every single one of my mates who has gone elsewhere has never gone back. Which is all good, as the Irish women wouldn't have a bar of us anyway.:D In any case it's better for the gene pool if Irish men and women avoid each other. All that said, two of the sweetest women I know are Irish so...

Now before the hopping off me begins ladies, prove me wrong. How many of ye do venture to that far off place called the bar or use your credit card to pay for anything other than something for yourself

Yes your money is "our" money, her money is hers. Common enough although not universal thankfully.

Best example. Look at the number of internationally known male ex symbols that are Irish. Pierce Brosnan, Colin Farrell, Johnathan Rhys Meyers, Stuart Townsend, Cillian Murphy etc etc and that's just the list of men born here. Add in of Irish extraction, or those in the past and the list gets longer. Now look at the the number of internationally known female sex symbols that are Irish. The latter is a much shorter list and no, the Corrs hardly count.......

Cheek insert tongue....