Muahahaha wrote: » ...what would he do? 1. Build a big wall along our southern border, aka Cork 2.Get all the people of Cork to pay for that fine Great Wall. And if they refuse to then impose 35% tarrifs on Mitchelstown cheese and Rachel Allen, plus her open secrets 3. Put Corkonians through X-rays to gain entry to the Rest of Ireland (ROI) Stay unclassy AH, I wouldn't want it any other way
Donald Trump wrote: » Is mise Donald Dhéan Meiriceá mór arís! I still can't believe how stupid the voters were. :pac:
JimmyTClarke wrote: » Mr. President, just to let you know, our Taoiseach had been talking s**te about you behind your back. Now that you're elected, he's going to try to be friends. He's a bit of a two faced w**ker, you see. I hope you're not going to let him away with that?
lazybones32 wrote: » Yeah...building a 2,000 mile-long wall is really going to happen. And all within 4 years! People are really annoying with their reaction to this election.
My name is URL wrote: » What do you mean 'if'? You can be sure that either he will declare that he's Irish at some stage... or some hidden clan of Trumps will emerge from Ballyhaunis and apply for planning permission to build a drive-thru in his name.
Donald Trump wrote: » That old Edna lady? I'll grab her by the pussy! That'll learn her fairly lively Do you need a job Jimmy? As long as you don't look Mexican. I need people like you!
Cortina_MK_IV wrote: » Edna lady......? Where's yer trewsers Donald?
JimmyTClarke wrote: » I'd love a job, Sir. I'm fairly handy with a trowel and I heard you might need a wall built? I can call over and have a look, do you up a rough plan on the inside of a Superkings box and see if it's to your satisfaction?
zetalambda wrote: » Great post bro...so why are you so obsessed with Cork?
Edups wrote: » It's the Mexico of Ireland
VICE-President elect Mike Pence will be officially invited to the Co Sligo town his grandfather hails from. And the Chamber of Commerce in Tubbercurry believes Donald Trump’s running mate could himself end up in the top job in as little as four years’ time. “Local people are delighted,” said chamber spokesman Roger McCarrick. “We will be writing to him officially to invite him to the home of his ancestors. Regardless of policies he is still an ex-Tubbercurry man as far as we are concerned.
My name is URL wrote: » And so begins the shameless boot-lickinghttp://www.independent.ie/world-news/north-america/us-election-2016/will-there-be-a-pence-plaza-us-vicepresident-elect-could-be-visiting-ireland-35202875.html