How long before the 1st robbery on the Canadian Goose shop in Dublin?

sasta le wrote: »

Well we should take bets on it
Jesus every scumbag in Dublin seems to be outside it

Please excuse my ignorance, what is the Canadian Goose shop?

It's useful that scumbags wear a uniform so they're easily recognised.

sasta le wrote: »

Well we should take bets on it
Jesus every scumbag in Dublin seems to be outside it

Come on now people, where's your Xmas spirit, do scumbag not deserve a Xmas too, after all we let our politicians have one!

sasta le wrote: »

Yep I agree.
Bubble jacket manbag bubble runners full tracksuit some tattoo sleeve
Add in grey tracksuit bottoms and electric scooter for the younger guys

White socks too, always white socks.

olestoepoke wrote: »

Please excuse my ignorance, what is the Canadian Goose shop?

A very expensive clothing brand, namely coats. A coat could set you back 1500euro. I tried one on before and can verify they are an excellent coat. Would I buy one, maybe not because of the price. Would I like to have one, I certinaly would however i couldn't afford one.

Kylta wrote: »

I actually thought it was some kind a Canadian fast food joint to be honest, or maybe a restaurant thatsoldthe Canadian national dish. Do the Canadians actually have a national dish?

When I was cooking our Christmas goose I learned that they don't eat their geese in Canada because they're too lean.

The goose was absolutely quality fare by the way. I couldn't envisage wearing it, but I guess the down was removed before we got it so it's hard to picture.

Moghead wrote: »

White socks too, always white socks.

You can tell their mammies do their washing. People who do their own washing ain't got time for white clothing and special washes.

Buddy Bubs wrote: »

Saw some local wannabe scummer outside supermarket yesterday in the full scumbag uniform. Puffa jacket, didn't catch the brand, grey tracksuit, no socks, black runners and the brightest gold watch I've ever seen worn OUTSIDE the sleeve of the jacket for dramatic effect. All fake as feck I imagine but gave me a good laugh.

Some do look horrendous but in there own world, they gain a high degree of social status with there peers when they kit themselves out like that. Funny looking to us but not to the peers and girls who would hang around them. Sad how Irish society has changed.

monkeysnapper wrote: »

Holly feck ..... I can someone please look at photo of my jacket and confirm if I follow in this bracket as I'm a tax payer and I only bought it because it went with my salomon trail runners ( that I wear around house and shops )

What have I done!!!!

That is SuperDry, Completely different to Canadian Goose

On a side note, so The North Face is out of fashion with the youth of today ?

Is their an outdoor brand not tainted by skang?

Remember that's its douchebag drug users who fund these animals lifestyles.

Something to think about when you're next snorting a line.

Kylta wrote: »

Not into the cheesy chips thing, but I'll take the gravy, is poutine a duck or something?

Poutine is chips with gravy and cheese

A friend of mine was telling me few years ago, that kids in his school gets bullied if they don't have branded jackets, shoes etc. Kid goes to a school in west Dublin.

One half of me wants to believe it, based on the number of Kids you see walking around with expensive jackets. The second half of me wants to think the kid is making it up, so the parents buy him those expensive jackets and shoes.

This isn’t anything new ... when I was going to school in the early 90s in Dublin ... I could never understand how some lads had new runners constantly and all the branded gear ... when most people hadn’t a pot to piss in. Some families who I know hadn’t an adult working could afford stuff that we couldn’t with two working adults ....