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so i was talking to a polish girl last night

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  • #62
    Captain-America
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,390 ✭✭✭Captain-America


    live2thewire wrote: »
    so i was talking to a polish girl last night

    Did she polish off well?


  • #63
    Barname
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,084 ✭✭✭Barname


    live2thewire wrote: »
    her bf is a jack of all trades sort of guy, i asked have they any plans to go home what with the euros there in 2012 so perhaps possibility of employment. she informs me that the chinese are there in their bucket loads. that got me thinking i never seen in ireland any chinese(asians) on building sites or anything.


    *btw chinese are the biggest number of asians in ireland so thats why i think of an asian person as chinese, although i can definetly notice differences between different asians*

    A company called Tricastle (now defunct) ran a crew of Chinese concrete workers on Bernard McNamaras Elm Park project (Allianz' new office is there)

    so, for the record, quite a few Chinese construction workers are in Ireland and have been for years.

    Whats your point?


  • #64
    m@cc@
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,526 ✭✭✭m@cc@


    Kensley Clean Detergent wrote: »
    You mean...chips with gravy aren't Chinese??? :eek:

    Maybe bum gravy.


  • #65
    Mahatma coat
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,869 ✭✭✭Mahatma coat


    How did they get So much Custard out of such a small cat???


  • #66
    Wertz
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    Terry wrote: »
    Yeas, I know it has already been done, but I went to the trouble of copying it, so I'm posting it.

    Also, reference for those who don't get it and decide to report posts on the grounds of racism.

    Damnit, I missed a reference from Big Lebowski...a film I actually like.
    I hate missing references.

    /seppuku


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  • #67
    BumbleB
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    The first chinese people apparently arrived in Ireland in 1800.


  • #68
    Mr.Lizard
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    BumbleB wrote: »
    The first chinese people apparently arrived in Ireland in 1800.

    Their chippers must have faced major problems during the potato famine years.


  • #69
    newmills
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    Barname wrote: »
    A company called Tricastle (now defunct) ran a crew of Chinese concrete workers on Bernard McNamaras Elm Park project (Allianz' new office is there)

    so, for the record, quite a few Chinese construction workers are in Ireland and have been for years.

    Whats your point?

    I remember those lads all working out in intel. Good workers and good lads - always gave the oul wave to you in the morning and when they finished up.


  • #70
    humberklog
    Moderators, Music Moderators Posts: 11,250 Mod ✭✭✭✭humberklog


    Barname wrote: »
    A company called Tricastle (now defunct) ran a crew of Chinese concrete workers on Bernard McNamaras Elm Park project (Allianz' new office is there)

    so, for the record, quite a few Chinese construction workers are in Ireland and have been for years.

    Whats your point?

    I had the same work crew with me on apartments in Rathfarnham.
    They're usually shuttering chippies or concrete finishers.
    I've come across a lot of Chinese on a lot of sites in the last five years. Black people too. Mostly security, some in plastering and plenty in engineering too.


  • #71
    Leprachaun
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    m@cc@ wrote: »
    Will all our Chinese move to Poland too? I'd find it all a bit dis-orientating.

    Funniest post I've ever seen in after-hours. :P


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  • #72
    BumbleB
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    Mr.Lizard wrote: »
    Their chippers must have faced major problems during the potato famine years.

    I meant to say 1900 thanks for pointing it out.


  • #73
    Compton
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    live2thewire wrote: »
    same with black people though, all the black people i ever see are either young or in business suits or taxi drivers. never ever seen any on a building site.
    cos their lazy


  • #74
    Pop's Diner
    Closed Accounts Posts: 423 ✭✭Pop's Diner


    So was she hot? :confused:


  • #75
    genericguy
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    thelordofcheese wrote: »
    They are also ninjas

    nope, ninjas are japanese.


  • #76
    Victor
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    mupchease wrote: »
    cos their lazy
    This is rather interesting as any black people I've seen on a contruction site have been working, as well as anyone else.


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