None Irish who put down Ireland what do you fell about it?.

TrustedApple

Basically I get this a lot from people who are not from here who say to me Ireland is a useless country and and hole. And Irish people are in friendly and rude But magical they are liveing and working here.

How do people fell about it?

skankkuvhima

On the booze early, no?

Owryan

Way to put a damper on the season of goodwill.

But saying that........Fcuk them oh and Merry Christmas

ScrubsfanChris

TrustedApple wrote: »

How do people fell about it?

I must be feeling unwell, can't read a word of that

RayCon

TrustedApple wrote: »

I get this a lot from people who are Non-Nationals - who say to me Ireland is a useless country and a hole. And Irish people are unfriendly and rude, but magically - they are living and working here

They sound like they've acclimatized well ....

super_furry

Hungry mostly

Estrellita

Stand back everyone, it's cool. I speak the lingo.

OP. In shurt,. They our Wright and they our wrong. Sum ppl are nice here butt sum ppl our cnuts.

Birneybau

Ho ho ho. there a bit tick

midnight city

Tell them to leave

extra gravy

Santa needs to bring a few people a dictionary for Christmas.

skankkuvhima

I forgot to add

U ok hun?

fryup

OP, how long are you off from primary school ???

Esel

I fell about laughing.

Pinch Flat

I fell and cut me knee

Grayson

I've seen better spelling and grammar in the facebook thread.

Collie D

OP is dyslexic according to posting history.

I find Irish complain a LOT more about Ireland than immigrants.

Bubbaclaus

I fell on me arse.

Royal Legend

If you found out the OP maybe had a learning disability, would you all be as quick to mock him? No doubt that it would not mean jack sh1t to some of the more ignorant fkucers on here

Have a read of the OP's previous posts before you start making assumptions about people you do not know.

skankkuvhima

Are we all supposed to read the history of all the users before we reply to them? Go away out of that

Arcade_Tryer

Royal Legend wrote: »

If you found out the OP maybe had a learning disability, would you all be as quick to mock him? No doubt that it would not mean jack sh1t to some of the more ignorant fkucers on here

Have a read of the OP's previous posts before you start making assumptions about people you do not know.

Dyslexia or no dyslexia, poor spelling and grammar is still poor spelling and grammar. Attack the post, not the poster.

Grayson

Collie D wrote: »

OP is dyslexic according to posting history.

I find Irish complain a LOT more about Ireland than immigrants.

Well, in that case it would appear I'm a bit of a cnut (It's ironic that I have to misspell cnut to get it on here).

Father Hernandez

TrustedApple wrote: »

Basically I get this a lot from people who are not from here who say to me Ireland is a useless country and and hole. And Irish people are in friendly and rude But magical they are liveing and working here.

How do people fell about it?

Tell 'em to f**k off and don't come back then

ScrubsfanChris

Royal Legend wrote: »

If you found out the OP maybe had a learning disability, would you all be as quick to mock him? No doubt that it would not mean jack sh1t to some of the more ignorant fkucers on here

Have a read of the OP's previous posts before you start making assumptions about people you do not know.

Oh Please.
So what? We are supposed to assume everyone on here with poor spelling has a disability?
No need to sidetrack the thread with your PC "to the rescue" brigade.

It is a common thing among migrants.

When abroad speaking to a local the home country is better.
When home speaking to a local the foreign country is better.

I think it is a symptom of not really wanting to be abroad, but having to go for work or whatever.

0127647

I'm Irish, I think Dublin is a dump and I work there LOL

Butters1979

Grayson wrote: »

Well, in that case it would appear I'm a bit of a cnut (It's ironic that I have to misspell cnut to get it on here).

No you're not. I'm dyslexic (although only moderately) and every device I use to post here has spellcheck (my best friend and my worst enemy). Unless he is using a device set to a different language.

OP, are you non-native English speaker by any chance? are you a non Irish getting annoyed at the non Irish putting down the Irish?

Yourself isit

Butters1979 wrote: »

No you're not. I'm dyslexic (although only moderately) and every device I use to post here has spellcheck (my best friend and my worst enemy). Unless he is using a device set to a different language.

OP, are you non-native English speaker by any chance? are you a non Irish getting annoyed at the non Irish putting down the Irish?

He's not non-native.

I've never seen much criticism of Ireland, weather and public transport aside, from immigrants.

wakka12

I find it rude. Not that Im all that patriotic but I think its just not nice to come to another country and bang on and on about how **** the country is to the locals. I don't I would ever go abroad and do that. Much less complain about it AND compare it my homeland and keep saying how much better it was there. Ive met several spanish students who did this and it made me dislike them as people

Yourself isit

Royal Legend wrote: »

If you found out the OP maybe had a learning disability, would you all be as quick to mock him? No doubt that it would not mean jack sh1t to some of the more ignorant fkucers on here

Have a read of the OP's previous posts before you start making assumptions about people you do not know.

It was however still unreadable. And most dyslexics will do better than that.

exaisle

Sumbody coll de grammer poelice....

Royal Legend

ScrubsfanChris wrote: »

Oh Please.
So what? We are supposed to assume everyone on here with poor spelling has a disability?
No need to sidetrack the thread with your PC "to the rescue" brigade.

PC is cool and right, there are probably a lot of people who post on boards who have issues, no friends, depression, living at home with their mammies, gender issues and dyslexia, we know the OP has a girlfriend and get out to shop at Dunnes, so that rules out most of the above, but we can guess that he is dyslexic, which category do you fall into Scrubsfanchris? :rolleyes:

skankkuvhima

If it's a choice between guessing dyslexic or drunk I'll guess drunk every time

Pherekydes

TrustedApple wrote: »

Basically I get this a lot from people who are not from here who say to me Ireland is a useless country and and hole. And Irish people are in friendly and rude But magical they are liveing and working here.

How do people fell about it?

Tell all your Cork acquaintances to go home if they don't like living in Dublin.

Butters1979

skankkuvhima wrote: »

If it's a choice between guessing dyslexic or drunk I'll guess drunk every time

It can also be both

TrustedApple

Yap as normal when I post a thread in after hours people insult my dyslexia got to love People I have a learning disability k wish I didn't have and people insult you for haveing it.

Someday after years of being put down and made fun of for haveing it. It will be expected by people

Sam Kade

TrustedApple wrote: »

Yap as normal when I post a thread in after hours people insult my dyslexia got to love People I have a learning disability k wish I didn't have and people insult you for haveing it.

Someday after years of being put down and made fun of for haveing it. It will be expected by people

I thought that you were foreign at first glance but then your post said otherwise.

In response to your question, I couldn't give a fiddlers fcuk what they think.

ScrubsfanChris

TrustedApple wrote: »

Yap as normal when I post a thread in after hours people insult my dyslexia got to love People I have a learning disability k wish I didn't have and people insult you for haveing it.

Someday after years of being put down and made fun of for haveing it. It will be expected by people

Are we all supposed to guess this? People picked up your errors, they didn't pick on you personally.
Posts like yours are a dime a dozen in After Hours and 99% of the time its people who have had drink too many. They get the piss taken out of them in jest, we move on.

Why not stick "Apologies for spelling, yada yada" in your signature or something.

Boggy Turf

A known taboo for Irish people is foreigners criticising their country even though Irish people never stop giving out about Ireland. It's a taboo in many other countries too.

TrustedApple

ScrubsfanChris wrote: »

Are we all supposed to guess this? People picked up your errors, they didn't pick on you personally.
Posts like yours are a dime a dozen in After Hours and 99% of the time its people who have had drink too many. They get the piss taken out of them in jest, we move on.

Why not stick "Apologies for spelling, yada yada" in your signature or something.

To. Me. That will be the same as saying sorry for haveing autism to people in public as it is a learning disability as well.
But of a insult to. Me to have to be screaming out from the roof that I have deslexa

Stheno

TrustedApple wrote: »

To. Me. That will be the same as saying sorry for haveing autism to people in public as it is a learning disability as well.
But of a insult to. Me to have to be screaming out from the roof that I have deslexa

Do you use spelling and grammar check tools? That would make a difference

Butters1979

Sorry OP, I also have dyslexia and it can be a pain but I just use spell check. It's not an excuse for typing like you're on Facebook.

TrustedApple

Stheno wrote: »

Do you use spelling and grammar check tools? That would make a difference

Sadly my forum means I can't work a I o u e from each other and loads of words that are wrong look right to me sadly there is Notting I cs do about it. Spell check can't work out a good 80% of my typing.

Hungrycol

TrustedApple wrote: »

To. Me. That will be the same as saying sorry for haveing autism to people in public as it is a learning disability as well.
But of a insult to. Me to have to be screaming out from the roof that I have deslexa

No it doesn't. Plenty of official documents have the letters "E&OE" at then end of them. It means Errors & Omissions Excepted.

TrustedApple

Hungrycol wrote: »

No it doesn't. Plenty of official documents have the letters "E&OE" at then end of them. It means Errors & Omissions Excepted.

In your eyes what would you consider deslexa as to me you sound like I have to hand out cards to people saying I have deslexa?. Like it did not stop me from getting 2 degrees if your wondering....

Estrellita

Collie D wrote: »

OP is dyslexic according to posting history. .

Ugh, ballox

My apologies OP. I thought you were having some pre-Christmas drinky poos. Well Santy is just going right over my house this year.

Bubbaclaus

TrustedApple wrote: »

Yap as normal when I post a thread in after hours people insult my dyslexia got to love People I have a learning disability k wish I didn't have and people insult you for haveing it.

Someday after years of being put down and made fun of for haveing it. It will be expected by people

You can turn on autocorrect on your phone. I have mild dyslexia but you'd never know it thanks to the power of technology.

No excuse for mass spelling errors when you could very easily turn on autocorrect.