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Why do people in Cork city call people outside the city boggers ?

lucozader

isn't this wrong

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starbelgrade

What's worse than a Cork person?

2 Cork people.

Voodoomelon

Cork people?
Try Dublin people. I think they think the country is actually called Dublin.

Zebra3

Why do people in Cork city call people outside the city boggers ?

Cause they're langers biy.

Geansai Rua

Who are u to say its wrong??

Same reason why Dubs do it... SO they can feel better about the clearly inferior place they live in

Duh!

Aoifey!

Cause they are boggers?

Bogger and proud

Captain_Generic

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Cork people?
Try Dublin people. I think they think the country is actually called Dublin.

Whats not called Dublin?

gurramok

Cork city people are boggers themselves, who da fluck do they think they are comparing themselves to jackeens in Dublin?? :mad:

Nemanja91

Well cork is built on bogs so..

Zebra3

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Cork people?
Try Dublin people. I think they think the country is actually called Dublin.

Nope, "the country" is everything that's not Dublin. :cool:

epgc3fyqirnbsx

There is actually no point in me resenting the tem bogger, I drove 8 miles tonight to go look at a bog fire

Quite an experience though, it's like driving through hell

mikemac

Hush all

If you offend the Cork people they'll go on strike. They are fond of going on strike. Or being a child and walking out on their team like Saipan.

So they won't reply back on boards if offended. They will whinge though and cry everyone is against them

mikemac

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Try Dublin people. I think they think the country is actually called Dublin.

Ah the Dubs

Ever read their posts over in Commuting forum

I live in Bray and need advice going to town
I live in Naas and need more advice going to town.
But you give advice how to get to Wicklow town or Kildare town and you get a :rolleyes:

As for the threads, I'm on Henry Street, any advice on shopping on O'Connell St.
Apparently, on boards.ie these streets don't exist in Limerick, only in "town"

charlemont

:eek:

ElaElaElano

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ah the Dubs

Ever read their posts over in Commuting forum

I live in Bray and need advice going to town
I live in Naas and need more advice going to town.
But you give advice how to get to Wicklow town or Kildare town and you get a :rolleyes:

As for the threads, I'm on Henry Street, any advice on shopping on O'Connell St.
Apparently, on boards.ie these streets don't exist in Limerick, only in "town"

Town* is closer to Bray than Wicklow Town though, and aside from that, why would anyone want advice to go to Wicklow Town? The only advice is, don't go.

*:p

Kersmash

Ah, this again.

I thought we settled this, all cork people are arseholes?

Rhys Essien

Id imagine people in waterford,limerick and galway city would all call people from outside the city,culchies/boggars aswell op.

Dangerous Man

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ah the Dubs

Ever read their posts over in Commuting forum

I live in Bray and need advice going to town
I live in Naas and need more advice going to town.
But you give advice how to get to Wicklow town or Kildare town and you get a :rolleyes:

As for the threads, I'm on Henry Street, any advice on shopping on O'Connell St.
Apparently, on boards.ie these streets don't exist in Limerick, only in "town"

This is pathetic.

KeithAFC

If they would be allowed their own state, they would not have to talk like this.

eternal

I never heard that .I might not be from Cork .I might be Lithuanian or something .

Zebra3

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ah the Dubs

Ever read their posts over in Commuting forum

I live in Bray and need advice going to town
I live in Naas and need more advice going to town.

Why would people from Dublin need advice on getting to town?

Cú Giobach

They/We don't as much as people from one of Irelands other cities.
How can someone from a place called "Corcach Mór na Mumhan" call anyone a "bogger" except in the way some black people use the "N word" among themselves.

okedoke

I was in college in Galway years ago and in my class everyone, no matter how tiny the two horse town they hailed from, called everyone from a smaller village a "bogger" without a hint of irony.

Crackity Jones

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ah the Dubs

Ever read their posts over in Commuting forum

I live in Bray and need advice going to town
I live in Naas and need more advice going to town.
But you give advice how to get to Wicklow town or Kildare town and you get a :rolleyes:

As for the threads, I'm on Henry Street, any advice on shopping on O'Connell St.
Apparently, on boards.ie these streets don't exist in Limerick, only in "town"

You do realise Bray is in Wicklow and Naas in Kildare, right? Why are you assuming they are 'Dubs'??

this is arse

feelingstressed wrote: »

Hush all

If you offend the Cork people they'll go on strike. They are fond of going on strike. Or being a child and walking out on their team like Saipan.

So they won't reply back on boards if offended.

loooser (based on your post, username and post count)

it's the french that are always striking silly.

get over saipan, everyone else is,

is this not a reply?

starbelgrade wrote: »

What's worse than a Cork person?

2 Cork people.

what do you call it when someone in a gay bar farts?

A Lovecall

fulhamfanincork

I have reported ye all to many people including the evening echo, the examiner, sean óg, dancing dave, graham norton, dennis irwin and the lord mayor of Cork.

oh and the mods. enjoy being banned ye racists.

Golightly

Leave Cork people alone or I'll get angry. :eek:

milkycoffey

What Crackity Jones said

Sonics2k

Kersmash wrote: »

Ah, this again.

I thought we settled this, all cork people are arseholes?

As a Corkman, I approve of this message.

Biggins

Golightly wrote: »

Leave Cork people alone or I'll get angry. :eek:

Now.. now... go-lightly there!

questionmark?

How about we let it be somebody elses problem?

When Lizzy comes for tea in May offer her cork in return for the North, seems like a fair deal.