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irish quote or saying

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  • 24-09-2009 11:26pm
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    waxer1986
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    alright im looking for quote or saying in irish to go straight down my spine..
    cant think off anything decent myself so i came here:D:D..
    i was thinking off something like,tiocfaidh ar la,
    but is it to commercial or wa..
    any suggestions...ty:D


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    Teferi
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    Drugail Saor.


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    Will
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    >.<

    Find a saying you like, look for the font and get it done. Put some thought into it though, it's on your for life.


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    Teferi
    Registered Users Posts: 6,320 ✭✭✭Teferi


    Will wrote: »
    >.<

    Find a saying you like, look for the font and get it done. Put some thought into it though, it's on your for life.

    Or you know...use this mature approach...:D


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    Star Lord
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    waxer1986 wrote: »
    alright im looking for quote or saying in irish to go straight down my spine..
    cant think off anything decent myself so i came here:D:D..
    i was thinking off something like,tiocfaidh ar la,
    but is it to commercial or wa..
    any suggestions...ty:D

    Commercial??? Do you actually know what this means or the context in which it was used??? I really REALLY suggest you do a little more homework on this, and if you insist on getting a "quote or saying in Irish" then get one that means something personal to you, and not something that you'll be too embarrassed to show people and will end up regretting pretty damn quickly.


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    Hellrazer
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    Pog Mo Thon with an arrow pointing downwards :D:D:D:D


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    waxer1986
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭waxer1986


    Hellrazer wrote: »
    Pog Mo Thon with an arrow pointing downwards :D:D:D:D
    :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:Dha


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    waxer1986
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭waxer1986


    DamoElDiablo wrote: »
    Commercial??? Do you actually know what this means or the context in which it was used??? I really REALLY suggest you do a little more homework on this, and if you insist on getting a "quote or saying in Irish" then get one that means something personal to you, and not something that you'll be too embarrassed to show people and will end up regretting pretty damn quickly.


    well not commercial but ya no wat i mean like
    every 1 kinda heard that before....
    ya i have a couple off tats already that are personal to me
    so i aint just gona put any old thing on me...


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    mountain
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    during the rugby league world cup, all the players on the irish team got the same tattoo,

    http://www.leagueunlimited.com/article.php?newsid=17185

    this may interest you.


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    Sofaspud
    Registered Users Posts: 3,625 ✭✭✭Sofaspud


    waxer1986 wrote: »
    well not commercial but ya no wat i mean like
    every 1 kinda heard that before....
    ya i have a couple off tats already that are personal to me
    so i aint just gona put any old thing on me...

    You're not going to put any old thing on you, so you ask a forum of strangers what you should get?

    Maybe you should think of a phrase in English that means something to you, and translate that into Irish (carefully).
    That's the good thing about Irish, it's a language, not just a collection of "meaningful phrases"


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    Sikpupi
    Registered Users Posts: 376 ✭✭Sikpupi


    slightly off subject... is there a site out there that one can put in a word and see it in a 'Book of Kells ' Script.

    Was thinking of getting my daughter name on my arm...but want in in IRISH / Celtic Script of some sort rather than Chinese etc.


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    waxer1986
    Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭waxer1986


    Sofaspud wrote: »
    You're not going to put any old thing on you, so you ask a forum of strangers what you should get?

    Maybe you should think of a phrase in English that means something to you, and translate that into Irish (carefully).
    That's the good thing about Irish, it's a language, not just a collection of "meaningful phrases"
    looken for ideas ya clown


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    lil-evil
    Registered Users Posts: 143 ✭✭lil-evil


    waxer1986 wrote: »
    looken for ideas ya clown


    Real clever way of geting help :rolleyes:


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    DublinWriter
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    waxer1986 wrote: »
    .i was thinking off something like,tiocfaidh ar la,
    Perhaps tiocfaidh urlar?


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    Sofaspud
    Registered Users Posts: 3,625 ✭✭✭Sofaspud


    DublinWriter wrote: »
    Perhaps tiocfaidh urlar?

    Our floor will come? Genius :pac:

    Particularly relevant when waiting for a delivery from a tiling company!


    Or "Tiocfaidh ar lala", when waiting for a teletubby to arrive!


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    Hellrazer
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    Sofaspud wrote: »
    Our floor will come? Genius :pac:

    I just covered my laptop in cornflakes after that!!!!!!!


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    Hellrazer
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    waxer1986 wrote: »
    looken for ideas ya clown

    Waxer--Theres no need for that.Sofaspud was trying to give you ideas.


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    Soundman
    Registered Users Posts: 2,593 ✭✭✭Soundman


    Hellrazer wrote: »
    I just covered my laptop in cornflakes after that!!!!!!!

    You really shouldn't do that. It's not good for your keyboard.


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    Shelli
    Closed Accounts Posts: 919 ✭✭✭Shelli


    Is maith liom subh.


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    Luno
    Registered Users Posts: 6,840 ✭✭✭Luno


    Pog mo hoin one is definately the best go for that :D


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    amazingemmet
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    Teferi wrote: »
    Drugail Saor.

    Haven't post here in a while I see this thread title click as fast as I can to post the above but beaten to it. :D


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