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The best thing about being from Dublin

condra

Just wondering what people think are the best things about being from Dublin??

My 2 favourite things about being a Dub are:

- not being a culchie
and
- being cool

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nocal

Being close to the airport...

and being close to lots of great gigs....:D

Sherifu

You get desensitized to the smell of stale urine.

Gone West

I'll summarise the future replies for you:

1)Being from a nice part of Dublin
2)Laughing at people from **** places like glasnevin

1) yore ma!
2) lots of chippers

[sherifu]: move to Dublin city forum pls

1) Dublin sucks
2) cork/carlow/mayo rulez

condra

Being near shops.

LOL

ntlbell

Living close to yorema

condra

FuzzyLogic wrote: »

2) cork/carlow/mayo rulez

I assure you, Cork most certainly does not rule. We sorted them out years ago. They are unwitting slaves, which is nice.

Sherifu

Sherifu wrote: »

You get desensitized to the smell of stale urine.

FuzzyLogic wrote: »

[sherifu]: move to Dublin city forum pls

You fail fuzzball.

Photi

You can assume that every other Irish person is a Dub unless stated otherwise.

Kiera

womoma wrote: »

I assure you, Cork most certainly does not rule. We sorted them out years ago. They are unwitting slaves, which is nice.

Yawn yawn yawn!!

Ah i see why you are out. Its a full moon!!!

condra

Photi wrote: »

You can assume that every other Irish person is a Dub unless stated otherwise.

LMAO!

zuchum

Adrian Kennedy

ntlbell

You don't call your ma "mammy"

ntlbell

zuchum wrote: »

Adrian Kennedy

He's a global superstar now, not exclusive to Dublin.

condra

Styling gel instead of a gob of spit and a comb.

Yazacoo

. Ur ma.

. The legendary people you meet on the bus.

' Free music on the steets!

ntlbell

You'll never catch your brother shagging your sister.

condra

HAHAH

Agamemnon

De heroin is bleedin' rapid

ntlbell

Agamemnon wrote: »

De heroin is bleedin' rapid

Maybe in Cork, in Dublin it's 'rapih'

AARRRGH

The Boilerhouse.

Borneo Fnctn

Yazacoo wrote: »

. The legendary people you meet on the bus.

I must be getting the wrong bus because the only people who talk to strangers on the bus are junkies who piss themselves.

condra

Oh I forgot two other things I love about being a dub..

1 - Being superior to culchies

2 - Winding culchies up, about being muck savages, boggers, etc.
Most enjoyable.:D

FunkZ

The best things? I wish I wasn't ****ing born in Dublin ya shower of knackers

Nah seriously, town is good cause ya have everything and it's grand for meeting wimminz unlike the country side. I wish I lived in the city centre!

The worst things about Dublin though? The ****ing southside of it

brianthebard

Why can't ye dubs stay in dublin?We fenced ye off for a reason?

ImDave

Free fashion tips from the skangers.

[Deleted User]

Being from Dub? (naaaa, it's OK, just been away for too long)

ronano

brianthebard wrote: »

Why can't ye dubs stay in dublin?We fenced ye off for a reason?

why can't you lot stay out,we don't need no wall just a gentleman's agreement that you'd **** off back to the field you came from

taidghbaby

womoma wrote: »

Oh I forgot two other things I love about being a dub..

1 - Being superior to culchies

2 - Winding culchies up, about being muck savages, boggers, etc.
Most enjoyable.:D

ronano wrote: »

why can't you lot stay out,we don't need no wall just a gentleman's agreement that you'd **** off back to the field you came from

having the most well informed, intelligent and soundest bretheren around :rolleyes:*

*i is not actually from dublin but using poetic license for the benefit of this post!

Wibbs

The best thing about actually being from Dublin? laughing at those who laugh at "culchies" yet they're first or at most second generation "dubs" laughing at the people that are their parents and grandparents. Deep insecurity I would say.

Boggers are everywhere, in city, town and village. They're not restricted to any postcode, ancestry or accent.

condra

Wow that sounded really patronising and conceited.