People who use the Irish language version of their name.
For example, people who were born, christened and registered as Paul Murphy, for example, who start going by Pól Ó'Murachú.
Oh, I feature! In my defence, I'm usually putting my beard "back together". Mine splits right down the middle under my mouth, so if I don't keep it together, I look like I have 2 hairy horns sticking out at 45 degree angles from my chin. Usually only happens while walking or just after walking. Not constantly at it. And if I don't do it, I either look homeless or like I'm trying to make some statement or stand out. Which I'm not.
As long as they kept the ‘bindippers’ out of the CL thats good enough for this poster.
No , I wouldn't, I would just man up and get on with it, no one wants to hear their $hit and look at their grumpy face. same with grumpy bus drivers, not sure why but they all seem so grumpy and love snapping at customers.
What, they didn't "toss" the jerseys in the back of the wardrobe???
Points deduction there.
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Great shout, Doc. Should see a few more of them about now that they are back in the Champion’s League. They had been incredibly scarce for a long time.
My main “concern” is what happens to the League of Ireland attendances if they start winning premierships or Champion’s Leagues.
They got a massive boost, Rovers and Bohs in particular, with their United’s terrible form over the last few years. Up to this year with the FA cup and a top 4 finish the best “result” United fans had was Liverpool losing 3 nil to Barcelona in that first leg.
The fickle ex-United “fans” who threw those jerseys into the back of the wardrobe and claimed to only LoI because it’s purer won’t be slow in digging them back out and stretching them over their protruding guts to start shouting at the tv on the pub again.
Hopefully that won’t happen and the League of Ireland will continue to “grow” but you’d have to worry. A very fickle bunch.
Could have sommit there shaft, country is ‘struggling’ yet the fooohking DA carparks are jammed.
Lads h’away on the skite and back for the giro of a Tuesday.
Could build up a balloon of bile in fairness.
Just a step away from full kit wa%#ers!
Id say theyre grumpy because of all the tossers and w@nkers going through the place at weekends and bank holidays
Get another job if you have a problem with that, compadre.
Looks like customer service and the travel industry is not your bag.
DeLz are hiring!
Middle-aged men with a big belly wearing a Manchester United jersey. Often seen at Dublin Airport drinking a pint at 6am.
You'd be grumpy if your on shift work/weekends and bank holidays for €15 per hour!!
Dont forget all the grumpy Dublin airport staff, they should get another job if they hate it so much. such a bad impression to foreign visitors.
Checking for burrowers.
I hate airports with a passion.
It's not the flight, it's because there is something about air travel that brings the moron out in people. The people who can't figure out how the scan a bar code right through to the people who can't figure out the difference between the front and the back door of the plane. Don't mention the security checks. It's usually people that fly regularly that cause the greatest issues. The people with a bag full of make up and liquids that they shouldn't have.
Men with facial hair who constantly run their hands over it, in the same vain women do with their hair.
Tossers who go around the bakery area of a supermarket squeezing unwrapped fresh bread with their snot laden fingers !
People who instead of going to the long queue with a shopping trolley, stuff as many items as humanly possible into their shopping basket and join the short queue, usually reserved for those who only have a few items that they want to purchase
I doubt many baseball caps have peaks long enough to protect your neck unless you positioned it perfectly and then didn't move an inch.
always use suncream
Where is this plague of men wearing baseball caps backwards in Ireland??? I can't remember the last time I spotted that.
I was thinking that. I wear baseball caps because I'm bald and it's mainly to protect my skin. I don't wear them backwards but if I was doing gardening or something where my neck would be constantly exposed I would probably do it.
Use suncream
Re: the opening post and Irish names, a lot do it so they can't be found on social media. I even have an English friend who does it.
Forced Irishness annoys me. There's a distinct Irish craic and use of the language that you either have or you don't, and I don't have it. I just want to sit down and have a chat over some beers. Same with some Irish people I know living abroad who just have to make sure everyone knows they are thoroughbred Irish, like their nationality is a huge part of their entire persona. It's like there's an LGBTI and they just have to make their identity around the I.
What if they’re trying to keep their neck protected from the sun?
People(customers) who answer a call whilst dealing with them and try to have a divided attention conversation. Fair enough answer the call but tell them you will ring back in a minute if it’s THAT important. Special shout out to those that answer the call without even giving you eye contact or a wink wink I need to answer this for a second. They literally go from a conversation with you straight into a call.
People who wear designer clothes with huge writing on it, like "Boss" taking up the whole of the front of your jumper.
Try hards.
Grown men with baseball caps backwards.
Not to mention the Shush, Shush from his friends who want everyone else to stop their conversations so he can "entertain" everyone at the party.
People trying to impress by wearing Canada Goose jackets during hot summer days, complete tossers!!
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Danny Dyer
Sadly I saw this on the news tonight and did think of that post. Poor chap. RIP
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