Irish Super Sweet Sixteen..

22-02-2009 9:41pm #1

Part 2.

I actually thought it was an American one at the start. These girls have a mucksavage/90210 hybrid accent that is so bad. I don't even know which ones birthday it is. Big wánker family ftw.

edit: Honestly don't know whats going on. The 16 year old whose birthday is wants a boxster...and so does the sister whose birthday it isn't?

This ep needs some Alex Zane lovin..

li@mo · 22-02-2009 9:45pm

when is it on?

i wonder is there anywhere on internet to watch it?.

i havent seen the first one either

22-02-2009 9:49pm

'tis on now boss.

Nothin worse than whiny fat birds.

Here comes the party. Hope it's nice and Irish and everyone's wasted.

Mossy Monk · 22-02-2009 9:52pm

Who the **** has a sweet 16 in Ireland. Pretentious twats.

Frisbee · 22-02-2009 9:53pm

This is hilarious

My dads a successful Italian businessman = He runs a few chippers

Prob why there all so big tbh

Mossy Monk · 22-02-2009 9:56pm

Yes. A car at 16? Pity she wont be driving it for a year.

22-02-2009 9:58pm

Not sure if she actually was 16, just know that she didn't have any license cause the sister said it to her. Missed the start where it says the age.

That was a very ugly party.

xOxSinéadxOx · 22-02-2009 10:12pm

oh is this the one that was on in kilkenny??? if so, apparently they borrowed the car for the programme and had to give it back after :pac:

and remember the one with the twat on it last year and he said he lives in blackrock but he didn't even live in dublin :pac:

Mr E · 22-02-2009 10:21pm

I remember the one with Lorcan last year, funny stuff. Heh... for those who want to see the new one it, its on MTV+1 at 10:30 (assuming you're talking about the 9:30 show).

highgiant1985 · 22-02-2009 10:21pm

xOxSinéadxOx wrote: »

oh is this the one that was on in kilkenny??? if so, apparently they borrowed the car for the programme and had to give it back after :pac:

and remember the one with the twat on it last year and he said he lives in blackrock but he didn't even live in dublin :pac:

is there a link to watch this episode on the mtv site? I cant find this particular episode,

SoupyNorman · 22-02-2009 10:22pm

My Super Sweet 16 Ireland is pleased to unleash Lorcain Malone on the unwitting public.

Vomit inducing stuff.

xOxSinéadxOx · 22-02-2009 10:23pm

I dunno I haven't seen it, the one last year was up on the site so I'd say this one might be

scaletec · 22-02-2009 10:26pm

xOxSinéadxOx wrote: »

oh is this the one that was on in kilkenny??? if so, apparently they borrowed the car for the programme and had to give it back after :pac:

and remember the one with the twat on it last year and he said he lives in blackrock but he didn't even live in dublin :pac:

that TWAT was talking about blackrock in dundalk. less mtv more geography methinks!

xOxSinéadxOx · 22-02-2009 10:27pm

yock, remember we all abused him on his bebo page, that was fun

Mr E · 22-02-2009 10:32pm

On MTV+1 now.... jaysus.

Enii · 22-02-2009 10:36pm

Is this a slag?

starn · 22-02-2009 10:36pm

What a ugly bint. Forget about the party and hit the gym

Purple Gorilla · 22-02-2009 10:47pm

hope she crashes and burns during the dance

Pigman II · 22-02-2009 10:48pm

Mr E wrote: »

I remember the one with Lorcan last year, funny stuff.

Hope he used the appearance fee to get his jut-jaw sorted.

Tipsy Mac · 22-02-2009 10:53pm

First Irish one...

Mr E · 22-02-2009 10:56pm

Who the hell is Wiley?

connundrum · 22-02-2009 10:58pm

I thought this ep was on before?

I remember talkin about a chipper her dad has/had in Kilmainham??

Or maybe all the Sweet 16 ep's have blended into one heap of **** and I'm dyin for a battered sausage.

Aidric · 22-02-2009 11:13pm

Who could forget Lorcan? What a stain.

SoupyNorman · 23-02-2009 12:01am

Average house, old Merc, Opel Astra...party in a decrepit nightclub and from what I remember of the show he didnt get a car, instead it was a holiday to NY with €1000 of sumfing. What a cretin, I cant stand to watch it...

Ireland has the highest concentration of private helicopter ownership in Ireland, surely MTV could have found actual wealthy people to do the show.

Face-Palm-o-Rama

damnyanks · 23-02-2009 12:10am

they didnt seem that retarded.

Wacko · 23-02-2009 12:16am

It took me a while wondering where all the D4 accents were in that clip, then I realised it's Blackrock........... Co. Louth :rolleyes::D What a tool, is the whole point of that program just to make you want to punch the TV, if I raised a creature like that I would give him a good shot of cyanide.

ziggy · 23-02-2009 1:27am

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xOxSinéadxOx · 23-02-2009 1:32am

Lorcan is very ugly

Ruu_Old · 23-02-2009 1:33am

Great, they'll have a boards account shortly now. :mad:

Pigman II · 23-02-2009 6:53am

bravestarr082 wrote: »

Ireland has the highest concentration of private helicopter ownership in Ireland,

Richard Dower · 23-02-2009 9:24am

I refuse to watch such tripe!

Pigman II · 23-02-2009 10:29am

Richard Dower wrote: »

I refuse to watch such tripe!

You're lucky you have that option! In some underdeveloped countries people would be forced to watch tv shows like this at gunpoint, except for the fact that these shows don't exist yet in those countries because they are still too underdeveloped.

Asmodean · 23-02-2009 1:45pm

So the father runs a chipper business! ha class

SoupyNorman · 23-02-2009 4:21pm

Pigman II wrote: »

Thats right, you heard me.

Catari Jaguar · 23-02-2009 6:01pm

Wtf? Sweet 16 Kilkenny. :rolleyes:

Jev/N · 23-02-2009 7:14pm

bravestarr082 wrote: »

Ireland has the highest concentration of private helicopter ownership in Ireland

edit: Pigman II already pointed this out

seanybiker · 23-02-2009 7:19pm

bravestarr082 wrote: »

Ireland has the highest concentration of private helicopter ownership in Ireland,

Go way, ya serious lol

SoupyNorman · 23-02-2009 8:15pm

seanybiker wrote: »

Go way, ya serious lol

Well, it's a true statement all the same.

EKRIUQ · 23-02-2009 8:17pm

Ruu wrote: »

Great, they'll have a boards account shortly now. :mad:

Shes already banned from the Kilkenny forum IIRC, or maybe it was her friend.

titwank · 23-02-2009 8:22pm

I thought they all came across quite well. They seemed sweet and not too demanding or bitchy. and I think they looked nice too. I think most people are being way to harsh and a lot of it has to do with youth and jealousy. the quicker you learn to accept yourselves, your family and what you have been given. The happier and easier your life will be.

who007 · 23-02-2009 8:42pm

titwank wrote: »

I thought they all came across quite well. They seemed sweet and not too demanding or bitchy. and I think they looked nice too. I think most people are being way to harsh and a lot of it has to do with youth and jealousy. the quicker you learn to accept yourselves, your family and what you have been given. The happier and easier your life will be.

blah blah blah! I can't believe that in the current state of the country; with people struggling to hold on to jobs and cope with unemployment, where the likes of the ESB put up their bills by 20% and then get pay rises, where banks are crumbling and people's house and home values are crumbling, that the likes of this sh1te is broadcast about selfish whiney little teenagers who are pampered by their parents. They should be made take a good hard look around themselves and made to accept themselves, their families and what they have been given and feckin appreciate the feckin things instead of wanting to be better than the kid next door. F***in **** *******!!!s

titwank · 23-02-2009 9:14pm

who007 wrote: »

blah blah blah! I can't believe that in the current state of the country; with people struggling to hold on to jobs and cope with unemployment, where the likes of the ESB put up their bills by 20% and then get pay rises, where banks are crumbling and people's house and home values are crumbling, that the likes of this sh1te is broadcast about selfish whiney little teenagers who are pampered by their parents. They should be made take a good hard look around themselves and made to accept themselves, their families and what they have been given and feckin appreciate the feckin things instead of wanting to be better than the kid next door. F***in **** *******!!!s

I really fail to see the connection here between some wealthy teenagers enjoying themselves by throwing a party for themselves and their friends and the 'current state of the country'. Are we to blame them for the economic crisis? Hardly. That makes no sense at all. and I really didn't think they whined too much at all, in fact the only thing that she seemed perturbed over was doing the dance, which is a requirement of the programme part of the 'format'

Nightwish · 23-02-2009 10:01pm

Asmodean wrote: »

So the father runs a chipper business! ha class

Not a chipper...a mid range Italian Restaurant.

who007 · 23-02-2009 10:08pm

titwank wrote: »

I really fail to see the connection here between some wealthy teenagers enjoying themselves by throwing a party for themselves and their friends and the 'current state of the country'. Are we to blame them for the economic crisis? Hardly. That makes no sense at all. and I really didn't think they whined too much at all, in fact the only thing that she seemed perturbed over was doing the dance, which is a requirement of the programme part of the 'format'

Wealthy teenagers can go do what they want I suppose but it's sticks in my craw that this is supposed to be "entertainment" when people have genuine concerns about money - not just in Ireland but all over the world. Having money is not a sin, flaunting it and taking it for granted is.

titwank · 23-02-2009 10:18pm

who007 wrote: »

Wealthy teenagers can go do what they want I suppose but it's sticks in my craw that this is supposed to be "entertainment" when people have genuine concerns about money - not just in Ireland but all over the world. Having money is not a sin, flaunting it and taking it for granted is.

I simply don't agree. Flaunting and taking your money for granted is not a sin. No more so than not finishing your dinner, throwing away food or taking food for granted is a sin. Lets not forget that there are many people who have 'genuine concerns' about where their next meal will come from. Everything is relative and those who have wealth do not spend their time fretting over it and how it makes those less fortunate feel.

who007 · 23-02-2009 10:26pm

titwank wrote: »

I simply don't agree. Flaunting and taking your money for granted is not a sin. No more so than not finishing your dinner, throwing away food or taking food for granted is a sin. Lets not forget that there are many people who have 'genuine concerns' about where their next meal will come from. Everything is relative and those who have wealth do not spend their time fretting over it and how it makes those less fortunate feel.

Which has what to do with the fact that these twerps are put on television to show it off?
Not a sin, if you want to be pedantic about it, but just a total ar$ehole thing to do!

spiderman1885 · 23-02-2009 10:28pm

FACT

The people in these programs are bent. They're just so sad and clueless of the real world, they probably shouldn't be taken seriously anyway as they themselves are going nowhere in life.

titwank · 23-02-2009 10:37pm

I fail to see where the resentment and anger is coming from. If you were young and your parents were willing to spring for a party that would be televised i doubt you would have refused. To my mind the only reason people are getting as angry as they are is because they are jealous. I also have noticed an anti-immigrant tone to many of these posts which i find deeply disturbing and unsavoury.

who007 · 23-02-2009 10:41pm

titwank wrote: »

I fail to see where the resentment and anger is coming from. If you were young and your parents were willing to spring for a party that would be televised i doubt you would have refused. To my mind the only reason people are getting as angry as they are is because they are jealous. I also have noticed an anti-immigrant tone to many of these posts which i find deeply disturbing and unsavoury.

Woah there Nellie! My "anger and resentment" isn't at the kids. It's at whatever plonker thought it would be a good idea to air this show in these times. Also their parents for not knowing better and setting their kids up to be selfish and spoiled. And I have no anti-immigrant issues - except towards those I have encountered so far who have genuinely abused the system here or.. ok I am goin no futrher on that one...

23-02-2009 10:43pm

titwank wrote: »

I fail to see where the resentment and anger is coming from. If you were young and your parents were willing to spring for a party that would be televised i doubt you would have refused. To my mind the only reason people are getting as angry as they are is because they are jealous. I also have noticed an anti-immigrant tone to many of these posts which i find deeply disturbing and unsavoury.

I personally don't hold that against them. And I don't know why other people are, because it's not like you're forced to watch. Its their (well their da's) money so they should do what they want with it.

I'm still of the opinion that they were fat, ugly and annoying. In no particular order. Well, especially fat and ugly....and annoying.

titwank · 23-02-2009 10:46pm

who007 wrote: »

Woah there Nellie! My "anger and resentment" isn't at the kids. It's at whatever plonker thought it would be a good idea to air this show in these times. Also their parents for not knowing better and setting their kids up to be selfish and spoiled. And I have no anti-immigrant issues - except towards those I have encountered so far who have genuinely abused the system here or.. ok I am goin no futrher on that one...

Oh come on!Just cos we have a recession MTV shouldn't broadcast my super sweet 16 in case they hurt our feelings, PLEASE, this show has always and will always be about escapism and fantasy, the economic climate has nothing to do with it. The whole point of the show is to show case the lives of the wealthy. Why should we be offended now?

Irish Super Sweet Sixteen..

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