CorkMan wrote: » a) Boast on about the LUAS, how superior it is to other cities measly bus services. b) Lots rarely stray outside Dublin for fear of getting stabbed with a pitchfork. c) Make threads on boards.ie about what Culchies do. d) Sing lots of Westlife Songs e) Don't go to away GAA games (or soccer ones) cos they are scared sh*tless :P f) Like to think that every Taoiseach is from Dublin. After all, their main residence is there. Come on!!!
Ronin247 wrote: » Have at least one side of the family tree that is a)culchie, b)british or c)travellers.
Adriatic wrote: » Not have a clue about anything that goes on outside of Dublin. Go on holidays abroad and not visit the countryside.Know nothing about where any other county in the country is (on a map). Ask what goes on where your from like it's a different planet. View someone from Cavan as being hilarious in many many ways. (huge plus for me!) :pac:
Superbus wrote: » I genuinely have never heard the word 'jackeen'. I feel excluded. That's bullying you know. I could sue all of you.
Adriatic wrote: » Not have a clue about anything that goes on outside of Dublin. Go on holidays abroad and not visit the countryside. Know nothing about where any other county in the country is (on a map). Ask what goes on where your from like it's a different planet.View someone from Cavan as being hilarious in many many ways. (huge plus for me!) :pac:
Saila wrote: » I thought a jackeen was a knacker bitch from dublin you seem to be going for the anyone from dublin approach M or F.
Rabble Rabble wrote: » Heroin. Bank raids. Littering. Attacks on culchies, furrieners etc. for taking "their" jobs. Stay at home until age 34. Rent is dead money.
Rebelheart wrote: » Not forgetting in this discussion of Jackeens, their supporting Union Jack cultural outposts in Ireland like the garrison game, particularly watching British soccer at every turn. And don't get me started, like, on, like, the, like, affected, like accents, like. And you can also identify Jackeens by their reading of that trash, The Sunday Independent. The authors of which are the most superficial excuses for human beings - ever. Cultured, educated Dubs are an entirely different matter. You'll see them in An Góilín on a Friday night, at the Na Fianna match today, and most of us have met them on our holidays to the gaeltacht. No cultural inferiority complex there, buíochas le Dia. But the worst, the very worst sort, are the culchies of the "I've made it to Dublin" vintage. I despise those snivelling little fúckers, each and every one of the bastards, and their aspirations. The moment that the "made it to Dublin" crowd send their children to one of those Roman Catholic/English subsidised fee-paying secondary schools in, like, south Dublin, is, like, the day the cúnts show their politics. If they sent them to the German/French school in Stillorgan, that would be genuine ambition, a statement of an intention of hard work on the part of their child. But to an English-speaking fee-paying secondary school? Blah. A recipe for sycophancy. /rant over (and, yes, I do feel markedly better. hehe)
RMD wrote: » for the vast majority of society by the looks of it.
