Do you hate Culchies?

Chong

Do you hate Culchies?

kaimera

jaysis, like the guy needs another opportunity

dont feed him and he'll go away

galwayrush

Dubs are Real People? :eek:

PurpleBerry

Why do people hate Culchies? Please answer "yes" or "no".

Em, no?

Biggins

You ask for a reason ...and provide a positive or negative answer!!! Say "wha!"

Thats just plain ruddy confusing for us culchies! :rolleyes:

ejmaztec

Can we hate Bill(s) as a third option?

Chong

ejmaztec wrote: »

Can we hate Bill(s) as a third option?

Sure why not............

Orange69

This thread is a singularity of grammatical fail...

Biggins

Orange69 wrote: »

This thread is a singularity of grammatical fail...

Affirmative.

You originally asked the question (before editing the title) "Why do people hate Culchies?"

Asking for a "yes" or "no" to that is impossible quandary to impose upon the masses!

Then again its an incisive example of the growing continuous repetitive's in a grammatical environment, that is only continuing as a clearer exploitative of the sub-standard fluctuating, growing sub-sets in the Irish educational system

...wouldn't you agree?

Nichololas

Just because.. :shake harder boy:

Mint Sauce

so what are we answering yes or no to again

johnnyrotten

Great Poll (NOT) no Question

WindSock

Because they eat raw spuds and smell like cow poos. And have hair growing out of their ears that makes them look like they are cultivating more spuds, which in turn makes their heads look like big potatoe heads. The End.

Rhyme

irish-stew wrote: »

so what are we answering yes or no to again

What your favourite colour is.

Mint Sauce

Rhyme wrote: »

What your favourite colour is.

oh, then the answer no

DenMan

They generally tend to have bigoted opinions, can be very closed minded especially when you consider that:

1) They, in a lot of cases went to third level education in Dublin.
2) Spend their time complaining about Dublin, and when huge gigs are organised are the first to buy tickets there.
3) Wear the counties jerseys all of the time. I have nothing but respect for people who support their county, but when it becomes the sole wardrobe it becomes annoying.
4) Lack of social graces. That's a big one for me personally. Country people tend to gather in packs and wolf down their food making upsurd noises.
5) Inept knowledge of current affairs. Don't know how many conversations I have had with country people regarding the news in the morning. In all fairnest it doesn't take a lot of time in your day to listen to Morning Ireland before commenting on events heard through over heard conversations.

Sorry if I offended anyone but that's the general impression I have got from them.

Teacherman

Lets get back to the Topic. I hate Culchies because they have terrible table manners. I work with a guy(from Offaly) who cant hold a mug properly-he grips it on the opposite side to the handle and gulps it. Quite a typical culchie manoeuvre .It rattles those of us properly mannered:) Their wardrobe is a problem as mentioned above ,but they do at least out dress the sartorially challenged Dublin Scobbie ,who thinks a track suit is the height of fashion.

Dudess

I don't classify culchies as simply people who come from the country. I classify culchies as the "I'll bate the head off ya with a hurley" crew... and yes, I can't stand those ignoramuses. I consider them the rural equivalent of scumbags.

Nalz

Dudess wrote: »

I consider them the rural equivalent of scumbags.

good for you, alot dont tho however

Gummy Panda

After reading one of Des' posts, I hate Culchies cause they call crisps Tayto

niceirishfella

The Question is "do you hate culchies"

First off, HATE is a strong word.
I don't really Hate anyone..........but i do dislike some.

so, if the question was "do you dislike culchies"?

not a much as i dislike tossers from Dublin 4 (the ones who talk like tossers and cant drink and wear rugby shirts with the collar up) creamers,pykies,howaya's and general soverign wearing scumbags who reside in Dub-a-lin.

phenomenon

Only a culche would use the term "tosser". :rolleyes:

Dudess

I thought it was a term posho Dubs used?

Shacklebolt

Dudess wrote: »

I don't classify culchies as simply people who come from the country. I classify culchies as the "I'll bate the head off ya with a hurley" crew... and yes, I can't stand those ignoramuses. I consider them the rural equivalent of scumbags.

We have plenty of our own scumbags these days so its not really a good comparision (admittedly though many of the scumbags are blow-ins from Dublin)

brianthebard

DenMan wrote: »

They generally tend to have bigoted opinions, can be very closed minded especially when you consider that:

1) They, in a lot of cases went to third level education in Dublin.

I think this is a huge assumption and an overexaggeration of the truth tbh and says a lot about your own opinions.

Lexus1976

New Poll do people think Bill is a muppet ?

Yes

No



Yes Bill is a muppet!!!

Biggins

Yes

...but I love the Muppets!

dotsman

I think a definition of the term "culchie" is required.

For me, I would use that word to describe someone from a town/village/farm of a population less than 10,000 not close to a major city.

When I say from, I mean, spent most their youth there, and/or was greatly influenced by culchie culture.

However, I do know there are some culchies from a "town" of population 1,000 people who look down on others from a little village of 100 people.

Likewise, I do know there are some uneducated Dublin scumbags who think anyone not from within 15 miles of the bleedin' spire is a culchie.

_blank_

Dudess wrote: »

I don't classify culchies as simply people who come from the country. I classify culchies as the "I'll bate the head off ya with a hurley" crew... and yes, I can't stand those ignoramuses. I consider them the rural equivalent of scumbags.

That is the wrong classification.

A culchie is an Irish person who is not from Dublin.

This trend of people from the regional towns (cities :rolleyes:) of saying that only people from the more rural areas is a pathetic attempt at the de-culchification themselves, and we jackeens are not going to stand for it.

Another thing.

Yiz all think that that "jackeen" word offends us.

rofl.

Dudess

Ye think "langer" offends us...

Shacklebolt

Des wrote: »

That is the wrong classification.

A culchie is an Irish person who is not from Dublin.

This trend of people from the regional towns (cities :rolleyes:) of saying that only people from the more rural areas is a pathetic attempt at the de-culchification themselves, and we jackeens are not going to stand for it.

Another thing.

Yiz all think that that "jackeen" word offends us.

rofl.

Run along then and wave your Union Jack for the Queen turncoat

_blank_

Dudess wrote: »

Ye think "langer" offends us...

Nope, I don't. Hence, I don't use it.

I highlighted "ye". Another culchie trait.

Dyr

Des wrote: »

That is the wrong classification.

A culchie is an Irish person who is not from Dublin.

Not true, a nordie is not a culchie.

stepbar

Bill wrote: »

Do you hate Culchies Dulchies?

Corrected that there for you.

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Bambi wrote: »

Not true, a nordie is not a culchie.

Different breed altogether, imo.

Shacklebolt

Des wrote: »

Nope, I don't. Hence, I don't use it.

I highlighted "ye". Another culchie trait.

Grammatically its more correct than saying 'Youse'.

DenMan

Sorry about that Brian. However statistics don't lie and the amount of non-Dubs attending third level education in Dublin is at an all time high.

_blank_

Shacklebolt wrote: »

Grammatically it's more correct than saying 'Youse'.

fyp grammar nazi.

Nehaxak

DenMan wrote: »

Country people tend to gather in packs and wolf down their food making upsurd noises.

It's in their DNA now, leftover trait from the famine, they all believe it's going to happen again.

brianthebard

DenMan wrote: »

Sorry about that Brian. However statistics don't lie and the amount of non-Dubs attending third level education in Dublin is at an all time high.

So what you are saying is there are more non dubs (not a lot, just more) in Dublin? As opposed to in the countryside, now?

Kold

As a Londoner I can safely say that it doesn't matter where you come from in Ireland, you're all uncultured farmers to us.

PrivateEye

I can't read
I can't write
That doesn't really matter
I am a Cork City fan
and I can drive a tractor.....

you're all uncultured farmers to us

quiet blood thirsy tea loving imperialist with bad teeth from across the water!

DenMan

brianthebard wrote: »

So what you are saying is there are more non dubs (not a lot, just more) in Dublin? As opposed to in the countryside, now?

Was at a recent seminar in the West of Ireland where they discussed the main IT's there (Sligo, Lettkenny, GMIT) who have lost students to courses they provide to students who wanted to study in Dublin. They also talked about counties like Kilkenny (no university) and Cavan. They had applied for courses in DCU, DIT and UCD. Doesn't bear well for those colleges as those in Dublin are getting inundated with applications.

brianthebard

So what you are saying is the people who study in Dublin, are in dublin, and you were talking out your ass when you said many of them in the west have been to college in Dublin? something like that?

Rowley Birkin QC

Can we get an "I hate Des" option??

He seems to be an uncontrollable ball of rage when it comes to matters outside the pale.

phenomenon

DenMan wrote: »

Was at a recent seminar in the West of Ireland where they discussed the main IT's there (Sligo, Lettkenny, GMIT) who have lost students to courses they provide to students who wanted to study in Dublin. They also talked about counties like Kilkenny (no university) and Cavan. They had applied for courses in DCU, DIT and UCD. Doesn't bear well for those colleges as those in Dublin are getting inundated with applications.

This is true. I can't understand why some gob****e from a hole in Mayo would come to Dublin to do an Arts course thats available in every regional IT in the country. They should be forced to go to their nearest IT in this case. Its frustrating that they take up all the accomodation for students whose course is only available in one of the Dublin unis.

And I 100% agree with whoever mentioned culchies constantly wearing their countie's GAA jersey - irritating cnuts. As far as I'm concerned they are just highlighting themselves as targets for me to smash a bottle over their head.

tony1kenobi

Des wrote: »

Yiz all think that that "jackeen" word offends us.

Why would it. Isn't Dublin made up of tans and poles these days? I thought all the Dubs moved to Rochfortbridge?

DenMan

Think you took me up wrong there Brian. I don't hate culchies at all. There is nothing wrong with them wanting to get educated in Dublin, just doesn't look good on the other institutions around Ireland who are losing out on potential candidates.

*Tripper*

I'm sorry but yes, yes I do hate cluchies and I practically am one, there just such fcking bastards.

rossie1977

phenomenon wrote: »

This is true. I can't understand why some gob****e from a hole in Mayo would come to Dublin to do an Arts course thats available in every regional IT in the country. They should be forced to go to their nearest IT in this case. Its frustrating that they take up all the accomodation for students whose course is only available in one of the Dublin unis.

IT's do Arts courses, since when

DenMan

phenomenon wrote: »

This is true. I can't understand why some gob****e from a hole in Mayo would come to Dublin to do an Arts course thats available in every regional IT in the country. They should be forced to go to their nearest IT in this case. Its frustrating that they take up all the accomodation for students whose course is only available in one of the Dublin unis.

And I 100% agree with whoever mentioned culchies constantly wearing their countie's GAA jersey - irritating cnuts. As far as I'm concerned they are just highlighting themselves as targets for me to smash a bottle over their head.

I did mention that, not in a bad way though. It is just annoying to be doing it all the time.