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Stuck Up Irish women who think they are hot
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spudster101 wrote: »Well to be honest I think the whole confidence thing is taken a bit too far with some (I underlined some) Irish women. I dont care how hot ya are, ya eat, ya breath, ya sh**te, ya p**s just like me, well except for the p**sing part
. I believe these type of women to be more likely than not extremely boring neways. Minding my own business last weekend in a busy bar buying a drink when a short blonde girl barged right in front of me. Must have been waiting 15 mins to be served. Seemingly I was hindering her mindless banter with her friends and told to get out of the way. Must confess, it was fun when I shoved her and her friends down the counter a bit and told her to have a little manners . In all fairness that behaviour is not acceptable. A rampant dog would be more civilized. Thats my bitter little tale and yes she was Irish and its only one case but iv experienced a lot more which were more subtle than that.
At the end of the day, Irish people in general have become more arrogant over the last few years since the economy has improved. More money + people who don't know how to handle it = an inflated sense of self-importance without anything of any real substance to back it up. The best thing about being successful and 'important' is being civilised and polite. A lot of people in this country could do with taking that on board. That goes for both men and women.
In men it tends to manifest itself in petty arrogance, walking around in a suit with ID badge hanging out, thinking that you're Donald Trump even though you only earn about 50k a year and general pi$$ed-up insolence and bad manners.
In women it exposes itself as bitchy, rude behaviour, grotesque arrogance masquerading as 'confidence', motor mouth syndrome, social aggression and insolence.
I know these sound like the rantings of a bitter old man but I'm not at all. It doesn't bother me in the slightest if other people don't know how to behave. I just think that a lot of young Irish people need to grow up. Men and women.0 -
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Tha Gopher wrote: »b- Czechs are hot and proportionately more good looking than ours
Fixed that there for ya
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Fixed that there for ya
Isnt your bird Slovak? You would want to read up on your ice hockey rivalry son
As someone previously said in the thread, body wise, yeah, probably better figures. Face/hair wise, meh, maybe slightly better, but not by any massive margin despite what I had been led to believe before heading.
One thing me and the lads found odd about Czech Republic (well, Prague city centre anyway) was that there are next to no children* there, what gives
*: paedo jokes are overuled by "yore ma" times 53 billion 0 -
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Tha Gopher wrote: »One thing me and the lads found odd about Czech Republic (well, Prague city centre anyway) was that there are next to no children* there, what gives
Well, he's from Vulgaria, which isnt far from there.
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Well you know what they say, if you've got it, flaunt it; if you haven't got it, flaunt it even more!At the end of the day, Irish people in general have become more arrogant over the last few years since the economy has improved. More money + people who don't know how to handle it = an inflated sense of self-importance without anything of any real substance to back it up. It does kind of remind me of people who hire limousines for a night and hang out the windows bawling at everyone they see, out of some messed up idea that poor people have of how the rich live.
On the whole, some women are nice, some women aren't, some men are nice, some aren't, same as yesterday, same as tomorrow. If you don't like them keep away from them, eventually they'll get the message.0 -
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everyone on the emerald isle thinks they are gods gift.
thats why we have called it the 'emerald' isle in the first place. the emerald implies that we are not of the same ilk as the rest of the world and landed from heaven or something. everyone is right and we all have this high handed impression that there is a proper way to act, a thinly veiled level which we should all be trying to reach and for those of us who believe we are closer to the bar then the rest of the paupers - it is our duty to look down our noses and deride these less fortunates...
to sum up, im basically saying that the irish are the most stuck up ppl on the planet 0 -
WhiteWashMan wrote: »Is that because you actually cant relate to anyone when youre sober?
Its sad that you feel that someone needs to be as equally drunk in order to actually enjoy your company.
re the first point, no. However, like mos Irish people I like to get pissed at the weekend. This may prove to be a pain in the arse for light drinkers in your company, but its how we have done it for hundreds of years and I see no reason we should stop just because a small miniroty of drinkers get violent and fill up the A&E.
If Im sober I dont enjoy the company of drunks. They are talking sh1te, slurring words, telling you your the best etc etc etc. I used to work a late evening shift, and whenever a work do would be on Id arrive in around 11:30. Id have to hit the shots or doubles straight away just to tolerate the bollix people were talking. When you are also drunk and participatiting in a similiar manner it is alot more tolerable.0 -
Tha Gopher wrote: »Isnt your bird Slovak? You would want to read up on your ice hockey rivalry son
Nope, my bird is actually Czech (my best mate is engaged to a Slovak). Yeah they certainly like their ice hockey in that part of the world, I'd actually go as far to say that it is the number one sport over there (with football a close second). Btw the Czech's always murder the Slovak's in hockey, football, beer brewing........you name it, they do it better north of the boarder
As for you thinking that Czech women look similar to Irish women, I (surprisingly) beg to differ. The amount of Czech model's alone should be a dead giveaway to their superiority in the looks department. They also win hands-down when it comes to personality. Come to think of it, there is really no contest.0 -
Nope, my bird is actually Czech (my best mate is engaged to a Slovak). Yeah they certainly like their ice hockey in that part of the world, I'd actually go as far to say that it is the number one sport over there (with football a close second). Btw the Czech's always murder the Slovak's in hockey, football, beer brewing........you name it, they do it better north of the boarder
As for you thinking that Czech women look similar to Irish women, I (surprisingly) beg to differ. The amount of Czech model's alone should be a dead giveaway to their superiority in the looks department. They also win hands-down when it comes to personality. Come to think of it, there is really no contest.
Ah, pardon for that one No though, wasnt saying Czech women look similiar to Irish, just that looks wise they may only slightly be infront, whereas the Slovaks simply run away with the contest. As for famous Czech/Slovak models, there seems to be a different quality barometer in the fashion world. They like EE models to be the man on the streets image of beautiful (Adriana Karembu, Petra Nemcova, Eva Herzigova (SP for all of those :rolleyes: ). In England and the US many of them are either ok but a bit plain (Kate Moss) or, in the case of Lily Cole, downright rough. Models in Ireland dont even seem to attempt to make it big internationally. They can earn 500 a day standing on O`Connell Street in a bikini promoting x or ys latest promotion and getting their photo in the indo, its as if they are comfortable where they are so why bother trying to penetrate the international market. Whereas in EE, I doub domestic models get paid a huge amount, which is why everyone aims for the bigger international scene.
As for beer brewing, its a bizarre contrast that two countries bordering each other with a common history and a near identical language have such different attitudes. Czechs can sink as much beer as we can, and everywhere you look people are walking down the street drinking cans. In Prague there is a beer kiosk on the main streets maybe every 40 ft! Slovaks drink, but not nearly as much., and street drinking really isnt their thing.0 -
Ah, pardon for that one No though, wasnt saying Czech women look similiar to Irish, just that looks wise they may only slightly be infront, whereas the Slovaks simply run away with the contest. As for famous Czech/Slovak models, there seems to be a different quality barometer in the fashion world. They like EE models to be the man on the streets image of beautiful (Adriana Karembu, Petra Nemcova, Eva Herzigova (SP for all of those ). In England and the US many of them are either ok but a bit plain (Kate Moss) or, in the case of Lily Cole, downright rough. Models in Ireland dont even seem to attempt to make it big internationally. They can earn 500 a day standing on O`Connell Street in a bikini promoting x or ys latest promotion and getting their photo in the indo, its as if they are comfortable where they are so why bother trying to penetrate the international market. Whereas in EE, I doub domestic models get paid a huge amount, which is why everyone aims for the bigger international scene.
As for beer brewing, its a bizarre contrast that two countries bordering each other with a common history and a near identical language have such different attitudes. Czechs can sink as much beer as we can, and everywhere you look people are walking down the street drinking cans. In Prague there is a beer kiosk on the main streets maybe every 40 ft! Slovaks drink, but not nearly as much., and street drinking really isnt their thing.
No problem, you were close enough in fairness Czechs & Slovaks share the same gene pool anyway so they would be extremely similar looking for the most part. The only way to distinguish between the two is from their language and you would need a very well trained ear to be able to do that. As for the models, I think comparing Irish models to Czech models is like comparing Aston Martin's to Ford Fiesta's. I cannot think of any Irish models aside from Glenda Gilson & Andrea Roche and they wouldn't really be International class anyway. It's true that Czech models go more for international work but there is a huge international demand for them because they are tall, slim and have stunning features. Plus if you look around at the billboards in Prague all you will see are photos of Petra Nemcova selling everything from jewellery to laptops so the money seems to be just as good (if not better) in EE as it is here.
I agree with you about the beer situation though. Czech Republic have lovely beers like Pilsner Urquell, Gambrinus, Staropramen, Budvar (Budweiser), but to name a few, and all Slovakia has to show for itself is the foul tasting Zlaty Bazant Like you said, it really is a bizarre contrast between the two countries. But then again Czech's consume the most alcohol in the world (per capita) so I guess they feel the need for such a quality assortment of beer to keep themselves happy. Fair play to them 
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Plus if you look around at the billboards in Prague all you will see are photos of Petra Nemcova selling everything from jewellery to laptops so the money seems to be just as good (if not better) in EE as it is here.
When I was there i half suspected there was something in Czech law that stated every ad for pretty much any product should have either Petra Nemcova or Petr Cech promoting it Honestly, Petra was on a poster every few feet (not that anyone is objecting, although I did nearly get hit by a tram while lookin at a poster and walking :eek: ) and Petr Cech advertised any product directed at a male audience.
Never actually heard of the bird before I went. She is on some laptop ad over here now, and they show her face for a grand total of 3 odd seconds, wtf Why they dont show her properly for the full 40 odd seconds is iditic. 0 -
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Didn't read the replies, but OP is describing a prevalent sub-section of Irish women which does not exist (or certainly is not as popular) in other countries.
IMO not all Irish women are like this, of course, but there is a certain group of them who are just so snobbish you want to slap them on the side of their heads.
I'm sure even the women of boards can attest to having some mates who, while being incredibly, odiously ugly(inside and out), still manage to have an incredibly high opinion of themselves.
I have some male friends who are cocky too, but not to such a degree (mostly because if they were, they'd be beaten three times to Sunday).
In appearance in general I've always liked Irish women though....thats more of a personal thing though....pale is far sexier than tanned, pale with red hair and you're mine ! (Take note) 0
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