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What foreign women think of Irish men.
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24-08-2010 10:21am#1
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Ickle Magoo wrote: »That's so not true....and otters have pockets? :eek:
Oh it is, the Brits love our accent, they think we're so cute....well I won't be so cute when I'm trying to 'introduce' a finger into yor botty later on
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Oh they don't...well, not in my experience anyway, they just laugh at the whole turty-tree skeedlee-adle-eee stuff - the general oirish accent is lovely tho.
Eh, you won't be introducing a finger anywhere near my person but, eh, thanks for the kind offer.
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Ickle Magoo wrote: »Eh, you won't be introducing a finger anywhere near my person but, eh, thanks for the kind offer.
Try it, you might like it 0 -
Eve_Dublin wrote: »Oh God...I'm such a square, man! Am I missing the *winkedy wink* sexual innuendo in this comment?
No sexual inuendo, lol. It was your "ehhh" about anyone appreciating the sound of my national musical instrument.Try it, you might like it
Who says I don't already, just not from you.
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Ickle Magoo wrote: »Who says I don't already, just not from you.
I'm known as 'Fingers Fallon' :pac:
Anyway back on topic, the first lady in the article sounded like a right bunny boiler....what's with the bagpipe fetish???0 -
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Eve_Dublin wrote: »Except the ones who know that's where to go to pick up drunk foreign chicks. Get with the programme.
They have no self respect
Why go foreign when you can go Irish instead, it's a recession, we need to be concentrating on home grown stuff :pac:0 -
Eve_Dublin wrote: »Is it not more of "uggggghhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" sound? When I lived in Edinburgh, I'd stalk the guy playing the pipes who was a permanant fixture on Princess Street and imagine him whisking me away Rob Roy stylee. Lets face it, Scottish men blow Irish men out of the water on the "sexy, rugged, Celtic man" front.
And yet here's me married to an irishman - go figure.
You mean drunken, unshaven, barely legible front - don't you?
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They have no self respect
Why go foreign when you can go Irish instead, it's a recession, we need to be concentrating on home grown stuff :pac:
No way man, present gf is Polish before that Lithuanian, German, Dutch, Argentinian and German again. Haven't dated an Irish girl in 10 years. Could not see myself ever going back to Irish women0 -
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The American women in the article are embarrassing...Bagpipes? Really?
I agree with the view that Ireland doesn't really have a dating culture and that men generally don't approach women outside of a pub/club (i.e. alcohol-soaked) environment. But if some of the threads on this site are anything to go by, Irish women think it's weird to be approached in the supermarket or on the street, so I guess that isn't surprising. The situation in the US is totally different, and more than one Irishman I've talked to about it like how direct American women are as compared to their Irish counterparts. That said, I think that you are always a bit more of a hot commodity on the dating scene when abroad, simply because of the novelty - I'd bet a lot of Irish guys experienced this in the US, and as an American, I've definitely experienced it in Europe.
Personally, I think Irish men are great fun, although I am always astonished by how much people drink on an average night out. I don't see as many drop dead gorgeous men on the street in Ireland as I do at home, but the accents and the sense of humor more than make up for it. Plus Irish guys aren't as neurotic as American guys, and at least when they complain about stuff they try to be funny about it, rather than just whining. And despite the "lads on the town" machismo that you see a lot of, a lot of Irish men are surprisingly sentimental. But that's just my two cents.0 -
The American women in the article are embarrassing...Bagpipes? Really?
Haha well you get your numpties everywhere.And despite the "lads on the town" machismo that you see a lot of, a lot of Irish men are surprisingly sentimental. But that's just my two cents/
I was just saying this to my sisters the other night....Irish men can be terrible saps really and I really mean that in the nicest possible way. You fellas here in After Hours don't fool me for a minute. It's all talk and bravado a lot of the time. I find that's men in general though...not necessarily Irish men...I guess it catches you off guard with Irish men more because you don't expect it.
Just wish they were more gutsy sometimes and Irish women for that matter. We don't like to be approached because we aren't used to it Southsiderosie and the ones that do are usually drunk or sleazy. Catch 22. Wish things were more like America on that front.0 -
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