The most popular sayings in Ireland at the moment?

Fighting Irish

"Sure at least you have a job"

"It's berties/developers/banks fault i'm broke"


Any more?

phasers

"Cup of tea?"

Holybejaysus

We are where we are.

Royal Seahawk

'Hang your bollox off it for all I care'

Cavehill Red

"We are where we are."

Where else did you think you were, you loon?

thenutflush

"where's my NAMA?" :rolleyes:

mstan

"Did you get the shift?"

Ms. Chanandler Bong

"Didn't Christmas go awfully fast?/Wasn't Christmas awfully quiet?"

Ghandee

' the current climate'
Or, 'I'm fcukin skint'

kfallon

Fook the snow!

karl tyrrell

hows the back of your neck

Rockn

Top o' the mornin' to ya! Ah sure begorrah.

TanG411

''Thanks be to God''.

LizT

That money was just resting in my account...

jprboy

Yerra, shure dere's a grand stretch in d'evenins

kfallon

God bless us and save us says old Mrs Davis, I never knew herrings were fish

:pac:

BOHtox

God Ted, I'm no good at guessing the size of crowds, but I'd say there's about seventeen million of them out there

red menace

Have ye water?

thenutflush

Fighting Irish wrote: »

"It's berties/developers/banks fault i'm broke"

But of course. Sure financial responsibility belongs to the Victorian era.. I should be able to buy loads of stuff on credit and enjoy the higher social status and other benefits that come with possessing material wealth and when the time comes to have to pay it back I should be let off the hook and bailed out and be shown sympathy by those who were financially responsible because there are more people like me than like them :rolleyes:

/sarcasm

mikemac

no recession in their house :rolleyes:

Laisurg

''We're all totally ****ed!''

K4t

F**k your popular sayings, I've a horse outside..

johnnyjb

Slightly off course but the world billion has passed out million.

Remember back in 2008 when politicians spoke of losing millions , now its billions

coffeelover

Had ye any burst pipes?

saintsaltynuts

Happy New Year.

MyKeyG

'Ride me sideways' is another one.

Namlub

thenutflush wrote: »

But of course. Sure financial responsibility belongs to the Victorian era.. I should be able to buy loads of stuff on credit and enjoy the higher social status and other benefits that come with possessing material wealth and when the time comes to have to pay it back I should be let off the hook and bailed out and be shown sympathy by those who were financially responsible because there are more people like me than like them :rolleyes:

/sarcasm

There's always one...

mikemac

We've turned a corner

I've heard that from our leaders a few times.
It may have been four times

jprboy

MyKeyG wrote: »

'Ride me sideways' is another one.

Don't forget to slap on the butter first....... :pac:

ColmDawson

'Awesome'.

pheasant tail

"the whole things caat"

mikemac

dead cat bounce

I see it in Irish economy and accommodation forum the whole time

Don't know about you but it's not an image I want, what kind of person came up with this?

My name is URL

I've noticed a lot of people adding the word 'out' to the end of other words to describe stuff. Like 'happy out' or 'sound out'.. what the hell is all that about?

The_Kew_Tour

The country is a joke.

jprboy

My name is URL wrote: »

I've noticed a lot of people adding the word 'out' to the end of other words to describe stuff. Like 'happy out' or 'sound out'.. what the hell is all that about?

:pac:

punchdrunk

"last night was whopper"

"that was a whopper film"

Enright

johnnyjb wrote: »

Slightly off course but the world billion has passed out million.

Remember back in 2008 when politicians spoke of losing millions , now its billions

Does that mean it will be
Cead Bile Failte

Aldebaran

'Sure aren't they all the same?'

Any conversation regarding Irish politics always contains this phrase.

kincsem

Anglo Irish will only cost three billion, seven billion, twelve billion, twenty billion, thirty five billion ..... shure we're good for it whatever it is.

freyners

im hearing various combinations of a profanity and the words fianna fail

cucbuc

"Ah for fook sake.."

limklad

Kids/Teenagers Lazy saying : "Like!!!!"

Politician Useless and meaningless saying: "Going Forward" since we are all going backwards in this recession.

Captain_Generic

"Totally, standard"

deisedude

"Thats what she said"

ascanbe

thenutflush wrote: »

But of course. Sure financial responsibility belongs to the Victorian era.. I should be able to buy loads of stuff on credit and enjoy the higher social status and other benefits that come with possessing material wealth and when the time comes to have to pay it back I should be let off the hook and bailed out and be shown sympathy by those who were financially responsible because there are more people like me than like them :rolleyes:

/sarcasm

You might have missed the fact that our current govt's only concern for the last couple of years has been about bailing-out financial institutions; absolving them of their responsibilities and making tax-payers stump up for their gambling/stupidity/profligacy etc.
If our 'leader's' see this as legitimate, you can hardly be surprised that the 'ordinary' people will start to wonder why it doesn't extend to them.
At the moment we are being forced to shoulder both our own financial responsibilities and that of other's: the banks/developers etc.
Added to this we get to see them continue to live the high-life as our country teeters on the brink of financial collapse.

Sunnyisland

Ya muppet

ejmaztec

I'll just transfer this ten million to your house-keeping account Dear, but I'll have it back when Nama leaves me the feck alone.

darrcow

were is my free cheese

darrcow

i promise i wont cum in your mouth

Gummy Panda

"Lob it into me..."

wurzlitzer

The country is bocht