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moving statues at it again

paddy smith

apparently the one at the top of paddy browns road and another one in cork have been doing a little jig according to some lulas who have nothing better to do.
i have a feeling bus companies and hotels are behind this scam to get a few tours up and running

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super_furry

Wahey! It's just like the 80s all over again. Now all we need is for a bigger heroin epidimic, the Irish football team to go to the World Cup and Bosco to return to TV and we're set.

Latchy

Recession = ( more ) moving statues

yes, yes it all make sense now .

The rest of the world will laugh it's f...ing head off as usual

jonnyfingers

Give me 20 minutes, some water, honey syrup, flour or chocolate syrup, some small tubes and a mini pump and I'll make her cry blood!

nkay1985

Strange how nothing "moves" for years but then they some people decide a tree stump looks like Mary :rolleyes: (because they all know exactly what Mary looked like of course) and now we've got statues moving again! People in this country are insane.

Mossy Monk

Irish people are nowhere near the crazy that can be witnessed in the United States. We have the Virgin Mary in a tree. They have Michael Jackson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnRZlhzpi20

Latchy

The Dublin Spire sways now and again but dont worry .After a few pints of your favorite tipple , most things usually do

jimbojazz

The one on Paddy Brown's Road had a "Gone to lunch, Back in 5mins" sign on it.

Bit of a coincindence the statues moving this year tho - last year it was B&Q, Harvey Norman and TK Max

mike65

Its the weather. 1985 the year of moving statues was one of the worst summers on record.

nkay1985

mike65 wrote: »

Its the weather. 1985 the year of moving statues was one of the worst summers on record.

But this has been quite a good summer. Way better than last year and better again than the year before. Unless I'm missing something?

I was born summer of '85; guess the gods weren't too happy with my arrival. :pac:

mike65

Have you looked outside?!

nkay1985

mike65 wrote: »

Have you looked outside?!

No, work likes to keep us isolated from the outside world.

paddy smith

i wonder if i took a chance of buying 100 blaas, 100 slices of ham and 5 pound of butter,
cost about 100 euro,
and set up stall beside the grotto selling each hang blaa at 3 quid a pop.

spread the word, the statue at belvedere is dancing

nkay1985

paddy smith wrote: »

i wonder if i took a chance of buying 100 blaas, 100 slices of ham and 5 pound of butter,
cost about 100 euro,
and set up stall beside the grotto selling each hang blaa at 3 quid a pop.

spread the word, the statue at belvedere is dancing

For a 5% cut I'll spread the word far and wide. For 10% I'll spread butter as well.

paddy smith

nkay1985 wrote: »

For a 5% cut I'll spread the word far and wide. For 10% I'll spread butter as well.

we could be on to something here?
with the glass gone and the resession, it could be an idea to get the town rocking again.

i heard luke wadding went down by the tower last night and tore thomas francis meagher off the horse and kicked the living shyte out of him

jimbojazz

i heard luke wadding went down by the tower last night and tore thomas francis meagher off the horse and kicked the living shyte out of him

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No, that was Tawdy dressed up as Luke Wadding

nkay1985

jimbojazz wrote: »

No, that was Tawdy dressed up as Luke Wadding

Nah he's right, it was Luke Wadding. But he was dressed up as Tawdy. I can see how you'd get confused.

gscully

I swear I've just seen a statue of Our Lady heading towards the Dunmore Road with a can of spray paint in her hand...and an unbuttered blaa in the other!

nkay1985

gscully wrote: »

I swear I've just seen a statue of Our Lady heading towards the Dunmore Road with a can of spray paint in her hand...and an unbuttered blaa in the other!

Feck it Paddy, we've missed a chance there. There's your wan and all she's looking for was a bit of butter and some ham (I'm theorising here) and she couldn't get it. Now she's going to take out her anger on the walls of the Dunmore Road.

merlante

Nothing new re Luke Wadding, I live on the same street and I can tell you that this man is done having bottles of Miller put into his hand. He pulled some youngfella down the steps and bet the **** out of 'em last weekend. The guards came down but sure me man was back up on his pedestal like nothing ever happened... they never noticed his quill still on the ground.

ziedth

paddy smith wrote: »

we could be on to something here?
with the glass gone and the resession, it could be an idea to get the town rocking again.

i heard luke wadding went down by the tower last night and tore thomas francis meagher off the horse and kicked the living shyte out of him

Pics or GTFO :pac::pac:

paddy smith

gscully wrote: »

I swear I've just seen a statue of Our Lady heading towards the Dunmore Road with a can of spray paint in her hand...and an unbuttered blaa in the other!

and a bottle of bulmers pear cider and a bag of nappies.

back to the moving statues,
theres a crowd after gathering at the grotto in belvedere,
somethings going down.:eek:

ziedth

paddy smith wrote: »

theres a crowd after gathering at the grotto in belvedere,
somethings going down.:eek:

are they all clicking their fingers in unison like in west side story?

I'd go down and check it out then

michellie

paddy smith wrote: »

back to the moving statues,
theres a crowd after gathering at the grotto in belvedere,
somethings going down.:eek:

please tell me your messing ?!:p:rolleyes:

marlin vs

HELP ! There's a statue knocking at me door,and the only virgin's in waterford are on the cork road, matties hill, and millitary road,and the top of Paddy Brown's long road.Slapper's must be looking for a good time boy.**** is this blasphemous.

Bards

have a look at this from Today's Irish Examiner

http://www.examiner.ie/ireland/stump-attracts-a-global-audience-96121.html

nkay1985

Bards wrote: »

have a look at this from Today's Irish Examiner

http://www.examiner.ie/ireland/stump-attracts-a-global-audience-96121.html

It's times like this I despair of the human race.

Poor Uncle Tom

nkay1985 wrote: »

It's times like this I despair of the human race.

Naw, it's human nature....the country is in depression, the world is in recession, there's no end in sight just yet, people are looking to their political leaders for answers and they're getting none, school's out for summer.

divine intervention, your only answer, or another huricane Charlie.!

The blaa idea is a good one though, I fancy one now myself.

nkay1985

Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »

Naw, it's human nature....the country is in depression, the world is in recession, there's no end in sight just yet, people are looking to their political leaders for answers and they're getting none, school's out for summer.

divine intervention, your only answer, or another huricane Charlie.!

The blaa idea is a good one though, I fancy one now myself.

Yeah that's what worries me. If it's human nature for groups of people to carry on like this, that makes me despair of the human race! Not to start a theological debate but seeing what you want to see in a tree stump/statue/damp patch on a wall is ridiculous.

M.RaftisKennedy

Divine intervention at all or is it just a dog's arse? hahahahahahaahahahahaha

jimbojazz

M.RaftisKennedy wrote: »

Divine intervention at all or is it just a dog's arse? hahahahahahaahahahahaha

Well the 3 wise men followed a star...they didn't say it was a brown star though