Off Topic Thread 3.0

CMOTDibbler wrote: »

And there have been a few hints:

There are even more once you search for the correct county!

I wouldn't dare touch Guinness outside of Ireland, some of it is atrocious stuff.

swiwi_ wrote: »

Guinness. It's not the same outside of Ireland. Truly.

Ah it was dregin who put me onto o'haras good man. Don't like their pale ale though.

Their pale ale is usually what I have.

I can't drink other stout. I feel like I'm cheating on my wife, the Guinness tap looks at me with a hint of sadness.

swiwi_ wrote: »

Guinness. It's not the same outside of Ireland. Truly.

Ah it was dregin who put me onto o'haras good man. Don't like their pale ale though.

I had a very nice Guinness in Finland once.

swiwi_

awec wrote: »

The O'Hara's stuff is alright but I can't have more than a couple.

Every time I go out I inevitably end up back at the old faithful and ever reliable Guinness. God bless Arthur.

Guinness. It's not the same outside of Ireland. Truly.

Ah it was dregin who put me onto o'haras good man. Don't like their pale ale though.

Buer wrote: »

Whatever would Sally O'Brien say to that?

Who?

On a separate note, I don't have adblock on my work laptop and boards needs to stop with the automusic ads.

Buer wrote: »

That 2011 HEC final really must have done a number on you.

It outed me as a closet alcoholic....!

Buer

awec wrote: »

Every time I go out I inevitably end up back at the old faithful and ever reliable Guinness. God bless Arthur.

Whatever would Sally O'Brien say to that?

The O'Hara's stuff is alright but I can't have more than a couple.

Every time I go out I inevitably end up back at the old faithful and ever reliable Guinness. God bless Arthur.

Buer

Deleted User wrote: »

O'Haras stout is quite nice but it's pretty strong if I recall. I wouldn't stomach more than 2 of them.

That 2011 HEC final really must have done a number on you.

swiwi_ wrote: »

Happiness is knowing my local off-licence had just started stocking O'Hara's beers. What is more they priced the Leann Follain cheaper than the stout. Suckers!

O'Haras stout is quite nice but it's pretty strong if I recall. I wouldn't stomach more than 2 of them.

swiwi_

Happiness is knowing my local off-licence had just started stocking O'Hara's beers. What is more they priced the Leann Follain cheaper than the stout. Suckers!

CMOTDibbler

CMOTDibbler wrote: »

Well there's no more refined part of the province than Wicklow. Kilkenny would be a close second and after that it's pure bogger country.

And there have been a few hints:

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Look at that malzieu try again... Embarrassing defense, he would've had a harder time scoring against the Wicklow u17s

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Which one was it?

Wicklow are excellent, consistently excellent. I'd imagine they'd challenge some of the lesser schools.

irishbucsfan wrote:

Maybe we should kidnap Dupuy (Wicklow-style, in the boot of a car) and ship him off to a league team.

CMOTDibbler

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Good guess, but no cigar

Well there's no more refined part of the province than Wicklow. Kilkenny would be a close second and after that it's pure bogger country.

Bazzo

Definitely from Kildare I'd say!

Dave_The_Sheep

irishbucsfan wrote: »

I'm not actually Mark McCafferty. That was a rumour started by Emmet02 and propagated by Molloyjh. Stay woke.

If the internet has taught me anything, particularly when it comes to scurrilous rumours without base, it's that there's no smoke without fire, Mark.

Dave_The_Sheep wrote: »

Honestly, I thought somewhere in England to Irish parents, given the posting history.

... though I suppose vica versa works too.

I'm not actually Mark McCafferty. That was a rumour started by Emmet02 and propagated by Molloyjh. Stay woke.

Dave_The_Sheep

Honestly, I thought somewhere in England to Irish parents, given the posting history.

... though I suppose vica versa works too.

errlloyd wrote: »

I've always assumed you were from North Wicklow.

Good guess, but no cigar

errlloyd

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Certainly not. I am from a more refined, cultured, finer part of the province.

I've always assumed you were from North Wicklow.

awec wrote: »

You're fooling nobody. I heard you like coddle, have a big poster of Bernard Brogan on your wall and greet your mates with the colloquial "wassaaa staaaaarry bud".

That's hearsay, inadmissible.

CMOTDibbler

connemara man wrote: »

Yeah and it really highlights the difference in sports but shows someone with a good sporting brain can start to pick up the fundamentals with coaching and time.

My dad spent the whole time caught in a not another rugby show and aren't the gas lads fit loop

Just watched it there. The Clermont facilities are insane. Funny the contrast with Shane Williams getting changed in a tiny changing room and Micahel Murphy with the top class facilities but both of them playng in the snow.

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Certainly not. I am from a more refined, cultured, finer part of the province.

You're fooling nobody. I heard you like coddle, have a big poster of Bernard Brogan on your wall and greet your mates with the colloquial "wassaaa staaaaarry bud".

pickarooney wrote: »

Carlow?

I meant "fine" and "culture" in terms of intellectual achievement, not dairy farming.

pickarooney

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Certainly not. I am from a more refined, cultured, finer part of the province.

Carlow?

awec wrote: »

Yea but you're a Dub yourself bucsy.

Certainly not. I am from a more refined, cultured, finer part of the province.

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Wrong.

Mother from Sligo, Father from Fermanagh. Neither a hurling stronghold.

Yea but you're a Dub yourself bucsy.

awec wrote: »

Says the Dub.

Wrong.

Mother from Sligo, Father from Fermanagh. Neither a hurling stronghold.