South Dublin feeling

Dublin4Life

That feeling you get from living in south dublin , when you're out and someone asks you, where are you from?

That feeling you get when you are curising down the N11 on a summers evening

That feeling you get when you look over your shoulder and therre isnt a guy trying to attack you

what are your feelings?

Doop

ah yes you cant beat that feeling of .."Im better than you"...
:rolleyes:

Anyone know what this guy is on about?

Cookie_Monster

Doop wrote: »

ah yes you cant beat that feeling of .."Im better than you"...

Indeed, it's good to know alright

Cookie_Monster

Dublin4Life wrote: »

That feeling you get when you are cursing down the N11 on a summers evening

I take it that's not a good feeling then?
But you're right, it is an awfully frustrating road to drive on.

Dublin4Life

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

I take it that's not a good feeling then?
But you're right, it is an awfully frustrating road to drive on.

No man, thats a good feeling I only speak of the positives and never the negatives

reprazant

Dublin4Life wrote: »

No man, thats a good feeling I only speak of the positives and never the negatives

Your typo gave it a very negative feel though - cursing down the N11 instead of cruising down the N11

Cookie_Monster

Dublin4Life wrote: »

No man, thats a good feeling I only speak of the positives and never the negatives

The feeling of driving along the Sally Gap is a god one. The feeling of driving the N11 in south Dublin is one of frustration and monotony. Its all stop start traffic with a huge number of lights and lots of idiots in the wrong lanes. Added to that is the constant feeling of a speed traps around the next corner of this "dangerous road". And don't even get me started on the junction at Donnybrook church :mad::mad::mad:

Agent Smith

I can feel my mouse cruising towards the lock button...

Cookie_Monster

Agent Smith wrote: »

I can feel my mouse cruising towards the lock button...

do it

do it!!!

cleremy jarkson

I agree OP. I lived in the northside for a year and I always felt the need to watch my back. I didn't like it all. I'm living in the southside for a year now and I have not had one unnerving experience with a person, unlike in the northside. The people are more civil in the southside (ON AVERAGE) and this is coming from somebody who had nothing to do with Dublin until a few years ago...in fact I still care little for the place. So, I'd say you're not in the minority with your views O.P, even if you are a troll!

Dublin4Life

cleremy jarkson wrote: »

I agree OP. I lived in the northside for a year and I always felt the need to watch my back. I didn't like it all. I'm living in the southside for a year now and I have not had one unnerving experience with a person, unlike in the northside. The people are more civil in the southside (ON AVERAGE) and this is coming from somebody who had nothing to do with Dublin until a few years ago...in fact I still care little for the place. So, I'd say you're not in the minority with your views O.P, even if you are a troll!

I appreciate your honest response, I hope you enjoy living on the south side and have many happy years here in the future

Dublin4Life

reprazant wrote: »

Your typo gave it a very negative feel though - cursing down the N11 instead of cruising down the N11

It seems I did leave out the 'i' in cruising hahha !!!!, Well spotted my friend;)

jordan..

Have you ever noticed the sun doesnt shine on the northside. Poor guys, that must be why they are so angry all the time.

Praetorian Saighdiuir

OMG.............OP!

Agent Smith

*sigh*


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