After Hours, one and only Queen thread

starviewadams · 17-05-2011 06:22PM

Bloody idiot 'protesters' on the news throwing fireworks at the Gardaí and vandalising their own city.

Seanchai · 17-05-2011 06:23PM

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

You are going to fall of that high horse if you aren't careful

I am Irish not British and just so happen to not have a problem with the Monarchy.

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

Seanchai · 17-05-2011 06:24PM

Steyr wrote: »

I for one welcome the Queen's visit to Ireland, It is a great thing and can only do good, fvck anybody who says otherwise.

You're going to be doing a lot of fvcking.

Nevermind_ · 17-05-2011 06:24PM

Heres another of Eirigi's fine specimens.

http://pix.ie/punkrock/2323632/size/800

Nice black eye he must be a high ranking member!!

slapbangwallop · 17-05-2011 06:24PM

ShagNastii wrote: »

Dumped of course. I can't see the reason why they confiscate any flags.

By the same logic, I can't see the reason why they would dump any flags.

you were there then ya?

The Waltzing Consumer · 17-05-2011 06:25PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

I agree with Seanchai and the whole population of Dublin's junkies, who also agree with him. That surely has to be the winning side.

IngazZagni · 17-05-2011 06:25PM

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

If you read through he thread you will see that one poster saw a flag being taken.

Sorry if I don't take the word of one boards member as gospel, I would assume you would think the same way?
Also I guess from the lack of response, you have no other idea of what they should have done with the flags...

Elliemental · 17-05-2011 06:25PM

Nevermind_ wrote: »

150 or so morons from eirigi and not a job between the lot of them.

this guy looks like he just got out of Dundrum Central Mental Hospital
http://pix.ie/punkrock/2323564/size/800

The tracksuited skin head looks like he's about to give a Nazi salute. Eirigi do actually describe themselves as both Nationalist, and Socialist. Hmmm.. sounds familiar

Lapin · 17-05-2011 06:25PM

Steyr wrote: »

I for one welcome the Queen's visit to Ireland, It is a great thing and can only do good, fvck anybody who says otherwise.

I agree. And it was nice to see that the first person to greet her off the plane was a fellow Galway man !

Seanchai · 17-05-2011 06:25PM

starviewadams wrote: »

Bloody idiot 'protesters' on the news throwing fireworks at the Gardaí and vandalising their own city.

Yes, of course they do this every week to their own city. Oh wait, maybe they don't. What could be different today?

Don't think too hard.

AudreyHepburn · 17-05-2011 06:26PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

I'm not a coward nor do I take cop-outs. Your arrogance is staggering.

I in no way condone what was done to this country in the past, nor do I have no problem with it.

But it is just that....the past. It is time now to move on.

I'm sorry my willingness to move into the 21st century is such a hardship for you but that's the way it is and I am not ashamed to welcome this historic event.

The Waltzing Consumer · 17-05-2011 06:26PM

Seanchai wrote: »

You're going to be doing a lot of fvcking.

You really are stretching to try make it sound like a lot of people cared she came. Who have we seen, Dublin's heroin population and the biggest load of scumbag teens? You like being on the winning side? :rolleyes:

Seanchai · 17-05-2011 06:27PM

The Waltzing Consumer wrote: »

I agree with Seanchai and the whole population of Dublin's junkies, who also agree with him. That surely has to be the winning side.

That was, like, so, like, witty, like.

BunShopVoyeur · 17-05-2011 06:27PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

How exactly is accepting that this visit is a positive step forward for relations between both nations anything to do with "cowardice and a cop-out"?

Fuhrer · 17-05-2011 06:27PM

Elliemental wrote: »

The tracksuited skin head looks like he's about to give a Nazi salute. Eirigi do actually describe themselves as both Nationalist, and Socialist. Hmmm.. sounds familiar

The fat guy at the front looks like hes trying to very angrily open a snickers bar

DingChavez · 17-05-2011 06:27PM

What do you think goes through the mind of the more intelligent protesters?

"SHE TOOK R COUNTIES AND POTATOES IN 1619!!"

Elliemental · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

Fuhrer wrote: »

The fat guy at the front looks like hes trying to very angrily open a snickers bar

Ah but thats' an English, Monarchial Snickers Bar.

The Waltzing Consumer · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Yes, of course they do this every week to their own city. Oh wait, maybe they don't. What could be different today?

Don't think too hard.

They are usually attacking and mugging Irish and foreign people, injecting heroin and making Dublin look like sh**. The usual routine.

Balmed Out · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

What are you smoking! Nasty trip.

She's Britains head of state. She's the representative of the British people. Its their choice, they can become a republic if they like. Not having a problem with them, is not having a problem with our neighbours.
Having a problem with them is having a chip on your shoulder for what happened before you were born.

BigBrownBear · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

I was totally indifferent beforehand. Slightly irritated by the traffic diversions earlier..... but...
Having seen the footage on 6.01 news .....
Wow. I was taken aback by it. To see her at Garden of Rememberence for the wreath laying ceremony was amazing. Who would have thought it years ago.
We have come so far that it makes me proud to see her here

Mr.Crinklewood · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

Answer the phone Enda.

BunShopVoyeur · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

DingChavez wrote: »

What do you think goes through the mind of the more intelligent protesters?

"SHE TOOK R COUNTIES AND POTATOES IN 1619!!"

Spot on i reckon...

sensibleken · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

A Dub in Glasgo wrote: »

Bloody hell, there are people out there who actually think this? :rolleyes:

More like nonsensicalken

you dropped something there..looks like a sense of humour

Wolfe Tone · 17-05-2011 06:28PM

DingChavez wrote: »

What do you think goes through the mind of the more intelligent protesters?

"SHE TOOK R COUNTIES AND POTATOES IN 1619!!"

Of course everyone against the visit must be a retard?

InTheTrees · 17-05-2011 06:29PM

So erigri are actually scottish nationalists?

Nevermind_ · 17-05-2011 06:29PM

Fuhrer wrote: »

The fat guy at the front looks like hes trying to very angrily open a snickers bar

think its his scarf, looks like hes struggling to figure out how to put it on

The Waltzing Consumer · 17-05-2011 06:29PM

DingChavez wrote: »

What do you think goes through the mind of the more intelligent protesters?

"SHE TOOK R COUNTIES AND POTATOES IN 1619!!"

I think it is more like

"I wonder when I will get my score like they promised?"

Dyr · 17-05-2011 06:30PM

IngazZagni wrote: »

Please tell me what you would have wanted them to do with them.

They could have clutched at them like straws just like you are with that feeble point

Call me old fashioned but I'd have the decorum not to throw any countries flag into a bin, but especially not the flag of my own country.

Kerrydude1981 · 17-05-2011 06:30PM

Nearly got sick listening to Biffo and Bertie being interviewed on Six One.

slapbangwallop · 17-05-2011 06:30PM

Seanchai wrote: »

Of course you don't. That's more than clear. The deep, explicit anti-Catholicism of the British monarchy still in 2011, its extraordinary record against the Irish people and much more - you don't have a problem with it. We are well aware of that. Sure, don't they look "pretty" and don't they have fascinating lives and don't you dream of being just like them. Isn't it a relief from the mundaneness of the existence of the average pleb, otherwise known as cowardice and a cop-out. :rolleyes:

Sssshhhhhhhhhhhh!!!

Jesus you are an idiot, its easier just to mock the appearance of the protesters in an ad hominem attack rather than consider that there may actually be an issue that they are píssed off about.

Sure werent they wearing Celtic jerseys and all junkies and jobless. :rolleyes:

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