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500 quid goes a long way

  • 04-04-2002 8:20pm
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    >This Irish guy goes into a bar in the Greek Islands. Sinead, an
    >>Irish
    >> >student who is currently working behind the bar,takes his order
    >>and notices
    >> >his Irish accent. Over the course of the night they talk quite a

    >>bit. At the
    >> >end ofthe night he asks her if she wants tosleep with him.
    >>Althoughshe is
    >> >attracted to him she says no. He then offers to pay her 100 quid

    >>for the
    >> >deed. Sinead istravelling the world and because she is strapped
    >>for cash she
    >> >agrees. The next night the same guy turns up again and after
    >>showing her
    >> >plenty of attention throughout the night he asks if she will
    >>sleep with him
    >> >again for 100 quid. She figures in for a penny in for a pound -
    >>and it was
    >> >fantastic the night before so she agrees. This goes on for five
    >>nights. On
    >> >the sixth night the guy comes into the bar. But this night he
    >>orders a beer
    >> >and just goes and sits in the corner.Sinead is disappointed and
    >>thinks that
    >> >maybe she should pay him more attention. She goes over and sits
    >>next to
    >> >him.She asks him where he is from and he tells her Cork."Wow, so

    >>am I," she
    >> >says. "What part of Cork?" " Bishopstown" he says. "Well holy
    >>god - that's
    >> >amazing," she says, "so am I -what street?", to which he names
    >>the street.
    >> >"This is unbelievable," she says, "what number? "Number 20," he
    >>says, and
    >> >she is truly gobsmacked. You are not going to believe this," she

    >>says, "I'm
    >> >from number 22 - my parents still live there!" "I know," he says.

    >>"Your da
    >> >gave me five hundred quid to give you!


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