IS related phrases scratched into cars in Castleknock

buck65 · 25-04-2017 05:07PM

Kate Burley = me so horny.

Neon_Lights · 25-04-2017 05:13PM

The_Valeyard wrote: »

I blame the educate together school that opened up.

We have a winner, just up from that gaf that the mad Italian ate your man's heart in, it's turning into a pretty strange place

Arghus · 25-04-2017 05:18PM

fatknacker wrote: »

Unless it's written in Arabic I'm gonna call shenanigans on it and say it was a bunch of dopey Irish kids looking to make trouble.

Yeah, but have you ever tried scratching something into a car bonnet in Arabic? That script is rock hard. There's a reason why CRAZED BLOCK CAPS are popular the world over.

25-04-2017 05:18PM

Fair play to anyone who can scratch Arabic writing into a car. Oh wait, now I've seen the picture and its written in English. I'm going to go with my gut and say this is the 2017 version of "Jon woz 'ere"

ScumLord · 25-04-2017 05:21PM

jamesbere wrote: »

ISIS have gone too far, this is the last straw.
Time to mobilise the FCA

FCA: What?!

It's time to mobilise the FCA!!

FCA: Wha??!!

IT'S TIME TO MO.. Oh forget it.

BabyCheeses · 25-04-2017 05:23PM

ThisRegard wrote: »

They also wrote 666 and God, but ISIS is better click bait and gets some people riled up enough to start a thread on it.

ISIS are just trying to throw you off, or maybe it was the SJWs trying to cover it up. All I know, this place is now ruled by ISIS and anything else is a false flag.

Ubbquittious · 25-04-2017 05:58PM

If I had to live in Castleknock I'd be so bored I'd also start inscribing ISIS phrases around the place

Cracker86 · 25-04-2017 06:54PM

What colour is the castleknock flag so I can update my Facebook profile pic

#prayforcastleknock

seamus · 25-04-2017 06:56PM

Fifty quid bets that it's a bunch of bored "Catholic" teenagers.

MysticMonk · 25-04-2017 07:00PM

My reading of the graffiti is that it wants to KILL Isis.

A noble sentiment by the good people of castleknock...or perhaps thier neighbours a quick sulky ride away.

Are Am Eye · 25-04-2017 07:05PM

If they can scratch a 'K' in front of the word. And a 's BL' in the middle. And another 's' at the end. Then they have the joyous, erotic "Kiss Bliss" scrawled on the Bonnet. Could use different colours also.

This would send a clear message to Islamic Extremism that we can and will turn defeat into victory.

uck51js9zml2yt · 25-04-2017 07:17PM

Can we just build a wall....It's easier.
If any bricks are left we can enclose Doonbeg as well!

JupiterKid · 26-04-2017 11:04AM

I'm from Castleknock originally and I can vouch for its culture of idiocy and stinking "new money.";)

SnakePlissken · 26-04-2017 11:34AM

Ubbquittious wrote: »

If I had to live in Castleknock I'd be so bored I'd also start inscribing ISIS phrases around the place

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

Ubbquittious · 26-04-2017 11:37AM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

Row after row of soulless overpriced estate houses and a place that serves bad chips.

Neon_Lights · 26-04-2017 11:47AM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, , along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

I grew up in carpenterstown,

The following are not true/misleading:

Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park - No that's in Blanchardstown

countless bars, restaurants and cafes - I mean there's a few I wouldn't exactly call them countless. I know villages or small towns with more pubs

Chuchote · 26-04-2017 11:50AM

Did the scratchers damage the Daeshboard?

SnakePlissken · 26-04-2017 11:50AM

Ubbquittious wrote: »

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

Row after row of soulless overpriced estate houses and a place that serves bad chips.

Well what type of a suburb would it be without, as you put it, row after row of estate houses?

SnakePlissken · 26-04-2017 11:51AM

Ubbquittious wrote: »

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

Row after row of soulless overpriced estate houses and a place that serves bad chips.

Well what type of a suburb would it be without, as you put it, row after row of estate houses?

Neon_Lights · 26-04-2017 11:51AM

JupiterKid wrote: »

I'm from Castleknock originally and I can vouch for its culture of idiocy and stinking "new money.";)

There is stinking old money in there too, but yes the nouveau riche, are particularly stinky

SnakePlissken · 26-04-2017 11:59AM

Neon_Lights wrote: »

I grew up in carpenterstown,

The following are not true/misleading:

Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park - No that's in Blanchardstown

You need to re-read my post where I clearly stated these amenities are on "our doorstep" not necessarily within the village of Castleknock, if you're going to be pedantic you may as well have also stated that the Pheonix Park isn't located in Castleknock either.

Neon_Lights wrote: »

I grew up in carpenterstown,
countless bars, restaurants and cafes - I mean there's a few I wouldn't exactly call them countless. I know villages or small towns with more pubs

This isn't a contest, I was merely putting forward the argument that if you find living in an area with so many options in the near vicinity boring, it's you who has the problem, not the area. This isn't addressed to you but the earlier poster who stated such.

Ubbquittious · 26-04-2017 12:03PM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Well what type of a suburb would it be without, as you put it, row after row of estate houses?

I suppose a subterranean one would do the trick. Instead you would have row after row of underground passages with slightly damp blocks lining the sides and the ceiling and a big heavy oak door leading to someone's underground lair spaced out every 5 meters or so.

You could have a common area in the middle with some art installations adjoined to a foodhall and a marketplace. The whole place would be lit up with carbon filament bulbs inside a bakelite fitting dangling from the ceiling with a curly brown wire. But some of the passages would have no light at all unless you grab a torch from the wall and light it. This torch serves the dual purpose of burning up any scorpions and other nasty creatures you might find down these pasages

Bandana boy · 26-04-2017 12:59PM

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Might be some local idiots acting the total twat too.

It is 100% guaranteed that this is the case

gandalf · 26-04-2017 01:03PM

Worst terrorists ever!

al-Baghdadi - "So Mahmood how did you fight the infidel in Ireland?"

Mahmood - "I scratched his cars, how many virgins do I get?"

al-Baghdadi - "None!, Pathetic!"

In reality this is probably just a scumbag raiding party from Blanchardstown having what they call a "bit of craic" or as normal people call it vandalism!

Seth Brundle · 26-04-2017 01:09PM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Yeah I mean we've only got the Pheonix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on our doorstop but sure isn't it fierce boring anyway.

Well apart from the Phoenix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on your doorstop, what has Castleknock ever given us?

ThisRegard · 26-04-2017 01:50PM

kbannon wrote: »

Well apart from the Phoenix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on your doorstop, what has Castleknock ever given us?

Colin Farrell and Glenda Gilson.

SnakePlissken · 26-04-2017 03:23PM

ThisRegard wrote: »

kbannon wrote: »

Well apart from the Phoenix Park, Ireland's largest swimming pool and water Park, countless bars, restaurants and cafes along with a pretty substantial shopping centre and cinema on your doorstop, what has Castleknock ever given us?

Colin Farrell and Glenda Gilson.

Can we give them both back?

DanMurphy · 26-04-2017 08:53PM

'How many virgins do I get?'
Mahmood - 'Virgins....in Dublin...ahh lave ith aouth'

Ulysses Gaze · 26-04-2017 09:01PM

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Might be some local idiots acting the total twat too.

Probably is some local idiots acting like twats.

26-04-2017 09:07PM

100% guaranteed to be local scummers.

But fcuk me what a low, low thing to do. That'd be megabucks to get fixed up and most people don't have it to spend on fixing such mindless stuff.

If the locals know who it was, they really should band together and have a little bit of a kickaround with the chap. (football i mean of course. Not allowed condone violence on boards).

IS related phrases scratched into cars in Castleknock

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