sancho panza wrote: » Irish people would be far happier living under british rule as they subconsiously despise their own irish identity
pragmatic1 wrote: » Really. Tell that to the taigs up north. Lived up there myself for a while in a fairly loyalist area. Depressing isn't the word.
hillbunker484 wrote: » Want to know what it says under this? Well, if proponents of the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act get their way, they’ll be able to forbid you from being able to see anything they want blocked. Our constitutional right of expression will be infringed upon if these laws pass through congress. Want to stop this? Contact your representative saying that you will not stand for such outrageous legislation!
thejuggler wrote: » I believe welfare/state support should not be available to individuals not born in Ireland or their offspring. Furthermore asylum claims should be rejected where the applicant is 'fleeing' from a country with no direct transport links to Ireland.
thejuggler wrote: » I believe welfare/state support should not be available to individuals not born in Ireland or their offspring. .
MJ23 wrote: » The Northern Ireland accent is the most annoying accent in the world. I switch station on radio or tv the second any of those politicians from up there come on. The same for those British golfers who think that they're Irish. "deedle deedle sit-chee-ashen deedle deedle norm narn"
thejuggler wrote: » Welfare/asylum seeking tourism is a fact. The word gets around where the best treatment and benefits are available and this attracts more claiments. I don't blame them really. Benefits are simply too generous in Ireland compared to everywhere else.
mikemac1 wrote: » There was a time when you could ...............
pragmatic1 wrote: » I used to think differently but after spending a few months listening to them I can't help but agree. Horrible accent.
me bolly wrote: » Its the overuse of the word wee.it's wee this and a little wee that as if it's a term of endearment. To top that they have another most grating turn of phrase "ach aye" nadine coyle,Daniel o donnell,patrick kielty. I rest my case
**Timbuk2** wrote: » How I Met Your Mother is an awful awful programme - I'll never understand why it has such a large fanbase :eek:
Suas11 wrote: » The scouse and geordie accents are far worse
Piste wrote: » Austerity measures are needed for the quickest possible repayment of debts and I don't care who suffers as long as nobody is left starving/homeless. I don't want to be paying for someone else's recession when I start work.