00112984 wrote: » Hrm... if only Boards had some type of forum specifically for Dublin and its environs. *Stroking chin* Why should the national curriculum include the distance from the Spire to the Liffey? Not much good to someone in Monaghan or Cork.
skyhighflyer wrote: » I know, I was talking to someone the other day who didn't know the difference between the word 'cue' and 'queue'. Can you believe that shit?
Mr.Lizard wrote: » OP, believe it or not but there are literally millions of very dumb people living in this country right now who are oblivious to anything in the world that doesn't directly effect the minutaie of their pointless little lives.
Ardscoil Ris wrote: » I can't tell the difference between butter and I can't believe it's not butter
Donny5 wrote: » Is it you? The OP got it right.
anniehoo wrote: » I was on the bus into town today for the oul festivities, sun shining and was in grand form. Cue a few rowdy teenagers down the back of the bus. This is how the conversation went with one girl on the phone to her friend: "Alreeet wer uuuuu? Im on da bus der in a minut" Blah blah Whaaa..roit...ill meet ya at the river...eh ..da liffey...yeh the liffey thas wha its called innit the big river near the spiral?" Blah Blah "Ah jaysus is thats too far roight...see ya at the spiral so bud in ten"! Actually burst out laughing as i couldnt believe the ignorance of the girl not knowing if she was correct about the name of the Liffey and naming the Spire the Spiral! What is being taught or learnt for that matter in our schools? Unbelieveable!:rolleyes:
JerryHandbag wrote: » My mother thinks Argos is a plural word, in other words Argo's.
Sharpshooter wrote: » She sure did. /those thanks are snookered now.
Captain-America wrote: » So when she needs a new iron or whatever she goes down to the local Argo? Brilliant.
Saibh wrote: » nah, I'm still thanking that post
anniehoo wrote: » I knew i shouldnt have questioned my semi drunken grammar! So i can definitely post "WHO THE FECK doesnt know the name of the Liffey?now" /Monaghonians/Corkonians need not apply..er reply
Saibh wrote: » I wasn't talking about your post
anniehoo wrote: » I was on the bus into town today for the oul festivities, sun shining and was in grand form. Queue a few rowdy teenagers down the back of the bus. This is how the conversation went with one girl on the phone to her friend: "Alreeet wer uuuuu? Im on da bus der in a minut" Blah blah Whaaa..roit...ill meet ya at the river...eh ..da liffey...yeh the liffey thas wha its called innit the big river near the spiral?" Blah Blah "Ah jaysus is thats too far roight...see ya at the spiral so bud in ten"! Actually burst out laughing as i couldnt believe the ignorance of the girl not knowing if she was correct about the name of the Liffey and naming the Spire the Spiral! What is being taught or learnt for that matter in our schools? Unbelieveable!:rolleyes:
00112984 wrote: » Hrm... if only Boards had some type of forum specifically for Dublin and its environs. *Stroking chin*
Rented Mule wrote: » Could you let us know what bus route this happened on ? I am dying to know. lol
Big Wave wrote: » No she didn't. It should be "cue" - the OP said "queue". You're both wrong.