Rose Of Tralee 2015

Laphroaig52

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

Oh the waving. My cringe-o-meter just exploded.

Yeah. And if you don't wave..you're out.

honeybear

Flyer28 wrote: »

"strong" is the appropriate term.

I was called "stout" by my Aunt when I was younger (can't say smaller)!

Lisha

grey_so_what wrote: »

There is a mad Cleopatra theme going on with the Newbridge cutlery necklaces...

New bridge have an utterly gorgeous range of earrings this year, so much nicer that those rotten chunky necklaces
The first one is divine and really impressive on.

lee_baby_simms

This is truly appalling television.

^ I like those! And usually hate Newbridge stuff..

Toto Wolfcastle

Appropriate given the conversation in this thread

https://twitter.com/WhispersNewsLTD/status/633750007200395264

Laphroaig52

honeybear wrote: »

I was called "stout" by my Aunt when I was younger (can't say smaller)!

In today's PC world she'd have said 'healthy'

ProudDUB

georgiecasey wrote: »

hate to say it but high ratio of chunky women this year

*ducks head*

Chunky is too harsh.

I believe the correct politically correct phrase is "a fine a pair of child bearing hips". :P

jojofizzio

Lisha wrote: »

New bridge have an utterly gorgeous range of earrings this year, so much nicer that those rotten chunky necklaces
The first one is divine and really impressive on.

Definitely saw someone wearing the first pair tonight..they are v nice!

grey_so_what

Lisha wrote: »

New bridge have an utterly gorgeous range of earrings this year, so much nicer that those rotten chunky necklaces
The first one is divine and really impressive on.

If Mr Lisha doesn't come across at Christmas tell him he has me to answer for Lisha!!....

I think I'll get the first one for the sister!....after all the Christmas decorations are in town from next Thursday!!....:eek:

honeybear

Flyer28 wrote: »

In today's PC world she'd have said 'healthy'

Another beauty from my younger days "A fine cut of a girl"!

grey_so_what

ProudDUB wrote: »

Chunky is too harsh.

I believe the correct politically correct phrase is "a fine a pair of child bearing hips". :P

Or as my mother still says "fine thumpers of legs"....:(

Mr.Nice Guy

There should be some men in this for balance...and so I can slag them off.

Laphroaig52

honeybear wrote: »

Another beauty from my younger days "A fine cut of a girl"!

"I'd have to be dug out of her"

OK I'll stop.....

Lisha

jojofizzio wrote: »

Definitely saw someone wearing the first pair tonight..they are v nice!

I'm delighted. I can't see why any one would wear a rotten necklace that ruins a good dress when they could have fab earrings.

grey_so_what

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

There should be some men in this for balance...and so I can slag them off.

Didn't ye have the Escorts last night??....

Kerrydude1981

honeybear wrote: »

Another beauty from my younger days "A fine cut of a girl"!

There is one that gets said down here from time to time,

"She is all there alright"

griffin100

I'm betting this years winner will be a teacher with an interest in the GAA who does a bit of charity work on the side and is a person of deep faith which has been a big help in helping her get over the death of her parent........

Unlike that modern lesbian sexy jezebel who won last year.

grey_so_what

griffin100 wrote: »

I'm betting this years winner will be a teacher with an interest in the GAA who does a bit of charity work on the side and is a person of deep faith which has been a big help in helping her get over the death of her parent........

Unlike that modern lesbian sexy jezebel who won last year.

Fair point.

I'm going for the Protestant piano player...she was gorgeous...

Mr.Nice Guy

grey_so_what wrote: »

Didn't ye have the Escorts last night??....

I had a lot to drink last night but I don't think I did that.

grey_so_what

Another batch loaf bun....

Kerrydude1981

grey_so_what wrote: »

Fair point.

I'm going for the Protestant piano player...she was gorgeous...

She gets my vote as well,very cute she was

Louth a close second.

duridian

grey_so_what wrote: »

Or as my mother still says "fine thumpers of legs"....:(

"Croobs like a dexter with spavin"

Lisha

griffin100 wrote: »

I'm betting this years winner will be a teacher with an interest in the GAA who does a bit of charity work on the side and is a person of deep faith which has been a big help in helping her get over the death of her parent........

Unlike that modern lesbian sexy jezebel who won last year.

Lol lol

Funny but hopefully not (too) true!

Maria was some Rose of Tralee. I respect the RoT so much more now after watching Maria's reign.

honeybear

Only following programme on boards, but if memory serves me correctly boards was fairly accurate in picking last years winner.

Laphroaig52

duridian wrote: »

"Croobs like a dexter with spavin"

Mercy!

George White

Did Daithi say, "retarded"?

Mr.Nice Guy

I never got the whole 'Finn McCool builds a bridge to fight his enemy overseas' story to explain the Giant's Causeway. I could never understand why he didn't just sail over there. The fact he is meant to be the smartest guy in Ireland makes it even more worrying.

Toto Wolfcastle

honeybear wrote: »

Only following programme on boards, but if memory serves me correctly boards was fairly accurate in picking last years winner.

I think last year's winner was much more clear. This year most of them are equally dull.

It's Fionn..