Country people in Dublin

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 12:47PM #1

I was crossing the road outside Blanchardstown shopping centre today, and I seen a pappa culchie pressing the button at the traffic light post, when the red man changed to green a few seconds later ,he was amazed and said to mamma culchie ' those buttons must make the men turn green'

easyeason3 · 26-06-2010 12:48PM

I blame Winning Streak for encouraging them to leave the silage for the bright city lights.

bugler · 26-06-2010 12:48PM

Did you not know that?

Smcgie · 26-06-2010 12:49PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I was crossing the road outside Blanchardstown shopping centre today, and I seen a pappa culchie pressing the button at the traffic light post, when the red man changed to green a few seconds later ,he was amazed and said to mamma culchie ' those buttons must make the men turn green'

So! when you lot come up our country you get a semi when you she cattle on the road.

:cool:

owenc · 26-06-2010 12:50PM

Oh come on, everyone has seen traffic lights, you must be a freak not to have, because you have to goto town to get your food so you will see them. DUH!!

super_furry · 26-06-2010 12:51PM

Derp derp derp der derp!

Ruu_Old · 26-06-2010 12:54PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I was crossing the road outside Blanchardstown shopping centre today, and I seen a pappa culchie pressing the button at the traffic light post, when the red man changed to green a few seconds later ,he was amazed and said to mamma culchie ' those buttons must make the men turn green'

*slow nod* That's right. The green man won't ever hurt you again, back into the strait jacket.

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 12:58PM

Smcgie wrote: »

So! when you lot come up our country you get a semi when you she cattle on the road.

:cool:

Why is your sister on the road?

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:00PM

owenc wrote: »

Oh come on, everyone has seen traffic lights, you must be a freak not to have, because you have to goto town to get your food so you will see them. DUH!!

Thats what made me laugh, he must have been living on the fat of the land back home at the barn

phasers · 26-06-2010 01:00PM

Once I saw a culchie guy in Dublin and he was wearing black shoes with a brown belt.

The_Kew_Tour · 26-06-2010 01:02PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I was crossing the road outside Blanchardstown shopping centre today, and I seen a pappa culchie pressing the button at the traffic light post, when the red man changed to green a few seconds later ,he was amazed and said to mamma culchie ' those buttons must make the men turn green'

Is this the way Northsiders talk now?

phasers · 26-06-2010 01:03PM

adrian280582 wrote: »

Is this the way Northsiders talk now?

what's wrong with Red Man?

That's what the Red Man on the pedestrian crossing is called.

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:05PM

adrian280582 wrote: »

Is this the way Northsiders talk now?

Yep, have some italian mafia blood in me,

Oh I hate the filthy ignorant cork accent bluaghhhhhh*

*=vomits

owenc · 26-06-2010 01:06PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

Thats what made me laugh, he must have been living on the fat of the land back home at the barn

Well maybe he was like 3 or something and had seen the traffic lights but didn't know what they did.

Seloth · 26-06-2010 01:07PM

When the green man starts flashing the red man gets turned on.

And c'mon they have button traffic lights everywhere,anywhere with traffic lights have them,He might ave been sarcastic you eejit

.My dad always does that and people say he has a country accent but he really makes it worse just trying to take the piss out of people.

Some Dubs seem to be very ignorant hah,Early Naughties my friends Uncle and Aunt were in a taxi up there and when they said they were heading to cork the taxi driver with an honest to go seriouse tone and face said "I heard allot of the country now finnaly has electricity.

A taxi driver who owns his own base said to us how he heard Cork is "Very Tribal!"....wtf tribal????.

The Dub view on the rest of Ireland seems to be the exact same as Americans to he whole Country,little do both realise everything is the exact same,cept Dublins Bigger,has funniest sounding accent "Ja'Senta, Oim Onlee Buzzin Yah!" and quite a bit more statues((Which I despiteye basterds...There should be a billion statues eveyrwhere :pac:))

Nah ha I love going up to Dublin and stuff,tis a nice city but gawd some peoples attitudes.

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:10PM

Seloth wrote: »

When the green man starts flashing the red man gets turned on.

And c'mon they have button traffic lights everywhere,anywhere with traffic lights have them,He might ave been sarcastic you eejit .My dad always does that and people say he has a country accent but he really makes it worse just trying to take the piss out of people.

Some Dubs seem to be very ignorant hah,Early Naughties my friends Uncle and Aunt were in a taxi up there and when they said they were heading to cork the taxi driver with an honest to go seriouse tone and face said "I heard allot of the country now finnaly has electricity.

A taxi driver who owns whos his base said to us how he heard Cork is "Very Tribal!"....wtf tribal????.

The Dub view on the rest of Ireland seems to be the exact same as Americans to he whole Country,little do both realise everything is the exact same,cept Dublins Bigger,has funniest sounding accent "Ja'Senta, Oim Onlee Buzzin Yah!" and quite a bit more statues((Which I despiteye basterds...There should be a billion statues eveyrwhere :pac:))

Nah ha I love going up to Dublin and stuff,tis a nice city but gawd some peoples attitudes.

I'm not the ignorant one, he didn't think I seen or heard him as I was behind him, and he said it to his wife.

And I can't stand Dublin taxi drivers so don't speak to me about them fcukers!

phasers · 26-06-2010 01:17PM

Seloth wrote: »

A taxi driver who owns whos his base said to us how he heard Cork is "Very Tribal!"....wtf tribal????.

What?

Celly Smunt · 26-06-2010 01:17PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I'm not the ignorant one, he didn't think I seen or heard him as I was behind him, and he said it to his wife.

And I can't stand Dublin taxi drivers so don't speak to me about them fcukers!

what are you talking about?! dublin taxi drivers are the backbone of the dublin character,i hate people bashing taxi drivers. :mad:

Bajingo · 26-06-2010 01:23PM

Seloth wrote: »

When the green man starts flashing the red man gets turned on.

And c'mon they have button traffic lights everywhere,anywhere with traffic lights have them,He might ave been sarcastic you eejit .My dad always does that and people say he has a country accent but he really makes it worse just trying to take the piss out of people.

Some Dubs seem to be very ignorant hah,Early Naughties my friends Uncle and Aunt were in a taxi up there and when they said they were heading to cork the taxi driver with an honest to go seriouse tone and face said "I heard allot of the country now finnaly has electricity.

A taxi driver who owns whos his base said to us how he heard Cork is "Very Tribal!"....wtf tribal????.

The Dub view on the rest of Ireland seems to be the exact same as Americans to he whole Country,little do both realise everything is the exact same,cept Dublins Bigger,has funniest sounding accent "Ja'Senta, Oim Onlee Buzzin Yah!" and quite a bit more statues((Which I despiteye basterds...There should be a billion statues eveyrwhere :pac:))

Nah ha I love going up to Dublin and stuff,tis a nice city but gawd some peoples attitudes.

No, no, that's Cork..

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:25PM

pmcmahon wrote: »

what are you talking about?! dublin taxi drivers are the backbone of the dublin character,i hate people bashing taxi drivers. :mad:

Eh please take the crack pipe out of your mouth!

Did you ever drive around the city for the day?
Taxi drivers are the most ignorant, aggressive, inconsiderate drivers on the road 9 out of 10 of them don't indicate, but have the cheek to insult other drivers who don't , think they own the road, when travelling a passenger in them they do nothing but moan and talk bollocks , and many of them are racist ,have a sour puss on them if they need to help an elderly perspn with grocery shopping load it into the booth,

Obviously there may be a small % who are fine ,but that is a very small %.

Gummy Panda · 26-06-2010 01:27PM

phasers wrote: »

Once I saw a culchie guy in Dublin and he was wearing black shoes with a brown belt.

So how did that date with frada go?

Celly Smunt · 26-06-2010 01:30PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

Eh please take the crack pipe out of your mouth!

Did you ever drive around the city for the day?
Taxi drivers are the most ignorant, aggressive, inconsiderate drivers on the road 9 out of 10 of them don't indicate, but have the cheek to insult other drivers who don't , think they own the road, when travelling a passenger in them they do nothing but moan and talk bollocks , and many of them are racist ,have a sour puss on them if they need to help an elderly perspn with grocery shopping load it into the booth,

Obviously there may be a small % who are fine ,but that is a very small %.

what an utter load of rubbish,so you're saying that taxi drivers never indicate?! i am telling you now the worst drivers on the road are the women in their little polo's coming home from the office going through dublin at 5 o'clock,not taxi drivers,how many times have you seen a taxi driver total his car?
As for the talk bollocks part,nobody is asking you to talk to them,if you don't like it don't get in a taxi ya little thick.

Min · 26-06-2010 01:33PM

Yeah, I blame the city drivers.

yogy · 26-06-2010 01:33PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I was crossing the road outside Blanchardstown shopping centre today, and I seen a pappa culchie pressing the button at the traffic light post, when the red man changed to green a few seconds later ,he was amazed and said to mamma culchie ' those buttons must make the men turn green'

Isn't the term "country" people what the Traveller community call settled people?

So would that make you,a, em...

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:35PM

pmcmahon wrote: »

what an utter load of rubbish,so you're saying that taxi drivers never indicate?! i am telling you now the worst drivers on the road are the women in their little polo's coming home from the office going through dublin at 5 o'clock,not taxi drivers,how many times have you seen a taxi driver total his car?
As for the talk bollocks part,nobody is asking you to talk to them,if you don't like it don't get in a taxi ya little thick.

I don't get taxis I drive you illiterate skanger , the majority of them don't indicate , ah I'm a thick am I?Duh yeahh!!!!
I would love to smash my fist into your eye-socket you coward

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:36PM

yogy wrote: »

Isn't the term "country" people what the Traveller community call settled people?

So would that make you,a, em...

Yeah yeah theres a bang of sweat from your gypsy mother! not my fault!

Seloth · 26-06-2010 01:36PM

Bajingo wrote: »

No, no, that's Cork..

The Cork accent in that addwhere they knitted stuff every where was like wtf...Thats not a cork accent :L.

The only bd Cork accent is the North side city,the rest is grand like most places.

Celly Smunt · 26-06-2010 01:37PM

Scrappychimow wrote: »

I don't get taxis I drive you illiterate skanger , the majority of them don't indicate , ah I'm a thick am I?Duh yeahh!!!!
I would love to smash my fist into your eye-socket you coward

listen climb back on your poxy high horse and fúck back off to were you came from.Clearly i am not a coward either i would happily meet up with ya to dance on your face.

Gummy Panda · 26-06-2010 01:42PM

WTF is going on here?

Celly Smunt · 26-06-2010 01:42PM

Gummy Panda wrote: »

WTF is going on here?

i'm turning this rape into a murder

Scrappychimow · 26-06-2010 01:47PM

pmcmahon wrote: »

i'm turning this rape into a murder

Ha you really are a fcuking muppet! ye I'm ****ting ,an illiterate coward is making threats over the internet , you coward hahaha , If I ever did meet you , I would let you attack and smash my forehead into your ugly face and throw you out infront of a taxi!! get a life!!!!!!!

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