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Is it something in our drink

Sappa

Was in town on Saturday night and I was not drinking alcohol so my senses were a little bit more alert.
What I noticed was a group of Eastern European girls who were sitting in one corner drinking steadily,a group of Asian ladies by tge bar dancing and drinking and then the rest of the bar was mainly Irish ladies.
As the night progressed,the Asians continued dancing,the Eastern Europe girls were chatting but slowing down and I witnessed two fights between Irosh ladies,another argument over spilt drink,a girl getting sick by the sofa,another crying about something,another going ballistic looking for her purse when it was in front of her and a few roaring abuse at passers by in the bar.
Outside I parked the car near the town centre,I had the pleasure of witnessing another argument,had to ask some young one was she alright as she was bent over on the curb hurling pewk and had to dodge a few of them on the road as they casually walked in from of my car.
My point being why can other girls from different races or countries go out and not get hammered and problematic,is it our fighting Celtic genes or an excess culture or am I just unlucky to witness this in one night and it's a freak event?

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irishgeo

was it a full moon?

Novella

Will this ever get old? Foreign girls are hotter, foreign girls are skinnier, foreign girls don't get so drunk.

Some Irish girls will go out and get drunk and do stupid stuff, but guess what? Some won't.

Red_Wake

Where are these pissed up slags when I'm out?

DEFTLEFTHAND

Some people just can't handle their liquor, it doesn't matter what sex or nationality they are. Having said that you could argue that the drinking culture ingrained in Irish society mean scenes like you witnessed or more common in Ireland than elsewhere.

The King of Moo

Isn't it funny how only Irish women get drunk and act obnoxiously, whereas Irish men never...

Oh, wait.

Listen to this man, he should know, going by his name.

some random drunk wrote: »

It's not just the ladies in fairness.