This boy is cracking up

Gmol · 10-05-2013 10:30PM

666irishguy wrote: »

I broke out in a cold sweat when I read this. Seems like people think it's ok to do anything you want to do these days as long as you are having a good time. Bunch of trouble boys with a bad reputation now. Anything can happen when the sun goes down. Still I suppose it could be worse, there could be a killer on the loose.

Dear Lord, call the police. It's getting dangerous.

666irishguy · 10-05-2013 10:35PM

Gmol wrote: »

Dear Lord, call the police. It's getting dangerous.

Well well, look what the wind blew in. I fear this thread is going southbound.

Gmol · 10-05-2013 10:39PM

666irishguy wrote: »

Well well, look what the wind blew in. I fear this thread is going southbound.

Nice I thought we were chatting today. Are you fighting? Looking for a showdown?

YFlyer · 10-05-2013 10:47PM

Gmol wrote: »

Nice I thought we were chatting today. Are you fighting? Looking for a showdown?

you old sly cat

10-05-2013 10:50PM

sadie06 wrote: »

Love the thread title. Hopefully it was accidental and can be fixed.

The same can't be said of the cover version of Old Town by The Corrs, which was an undeniable act of vandalism.

I didn't know this existed until now, my holy god.... It's nearly as bad as Shane McGowan & Sinead O Conor's "haunted". I was truly haunted after listening to that ****e.

On topic poor Phil

, people do stupid stuff when hammered they probably didn't even realize who the status was of.

666irishguy · 10-05-2013 11:10PM

Gmol wrote: »

Nice I thought we were chatting today. Are you fighting? Looking for a showdown?

Ok but I warn you It'll be a massacre, I'm gonna creep up on you and use my ray gun. Get ready to meet the angel of death. Are you ready to be brought down? I'll meet you at the Clifton Grange Hotel.

B.A._Baracus · 10-05-2013 11:10PM

Scumbags.

But oddly enough I never knew it wasnt placed in the ground

Always thought it was a proper statue. I guess Bruxxelles own it?

Derpington95 · 10-05-2013 11:25PM

This boy has broke down.

Rothko · 10-05-2013 11:43PM

Mr Benevolent wrote: »

Pushing over a statue of the frontman of an underrated band? Heresy!

FYP

Gmol · 10-05-2013 11:58PM

666irishguy wrote: »

Ok but I warn you It'll be a massacre, I'm gonna creep up on you and use my ray gun. Get ready to meet the angel of death. Are you ready to be brought down? I'll meet you at the Clifton Grange Hotel.

Careful Warrior don't have a heart attack. Get back to your S&M.

donegal_road · 11-05-2013 12:11AM

paddydriver wrote: »

"bronze"... how has it not been robbed and melted down already:o

a few months ago a bronze sculpture was stolen from Yeat's grave in Sligo, 2 nights before a bronze plaque was forced off the wall at the county museum in Letterkenny. Anything bronze in a public area is easy pickings at the moment it seems.

stretchdoe · 11-05-2013 12:16AM

WilyCoyote wrote: »

Did one have chocolate stains in his pants? If so, it could be a case of self harm.

But surely it's a habit worth forming, if it means to justify the ends.
Anyway, if they lock them up, i hope there isn't a jailbreak.

TroutMask · 11-05-2013 12:21AM

They put their money in a suitcase

11-05-2013 12:38AM

stretchdoe wrote: »

But surely it's a habit worth forming, if it means to justify the ends.
Anyway, if they lock them up, i hope there isn't a jailbreak.

The gardai have arrested 2 guys. In the interview room now waiting for an alibi.

TroutMask · 11-05-2013 01:02AM

To you and me, they're just renegades

Wacker The Attacker · 11-05-2013 01:09AM

sadie06 wrote: »

Love the thread title. Hopefully it was accidental and can be fixed.

The same can't be said of the cover version of Old Town by The Corrs, which was an undeniable act of vandalism.

I'd vandalise Sharon Corr any time

666irishguy · 11-05-2013 01:14AM

Gmol wrote: »

Careful Warrior don't have a heart attack. Get back to your S&M.

If you are wise you will leave this town. Don't expect the friendly ranger at clontarf castle to save you, he's a renegade now. I've bribed him with an emerald and a silver dollar, expensive but it's worth it. It's only money. He's skint, things aren't working out down on the farm. I'll get you with great dedication even if I end up fighting my way back. Im under the spell of old moon madness now. This will be epic, like something out of Hollywood....Yore Ma....She knows.

Hal1 · 11-05-2013 01:28AM

They should be shot with both barrells :mad:.

Gmol · 11-05-2013 01:43AM

666irishguy wrote: »

If you are wise you will leave this town. Don't expect the friendly ranger at clontarf castle to save you, he's a renegade now. I've bribed him with an emerald and a silver dollar, expensive but it's worth it. It's only money. He's skint, things aren't working out down on the farm. I'll get you with great dedication even if I end up fighting my way back. Im under the spell of old moon madness now. This will be epic, like something out of Hollywood....Yore Ma....She knows.

You should go running back to your old flame. She's an angel from the coast, though she might be with johnny or rocky. Be nice or someday she's gonna hit back. Quit the bad habits

Systemic Risk · 11-05-2013 02:01AM

rox5 wrote: »

Even if they were drunk, it's no excuse. I have been drunk loads of times and never felt the need to mess around with a statue.

Ah come on, I've woken up with many a bronze statue in my bed after a heavy session. I can't help it, my standards are non existent at 3am

WilyCoyote · 11-05-2013 02:03AM

Systemic Risk wrote: »

Ah come on, I've woken up with many a bronze statue in my bed after a heavy session. I can't help it, my standards are non existent at 3am

Don't self denigrate. They could have been cast iron.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 11-05-2013 02:47AM

A very serious matter for these guys even if the harm they caused was not intentional. Phil is a Dublin legend and plenty of boys would line up to kick the arse of anyone who interfered with his statute. That's something you just don't do in Dublin, being drunk is no excuse.

DrumSteve · 11-05-2013 02:48AM

Zyzz wrote: »

Apparently they aren't rebuilding the statue just Phil Lynnott in..

Well played sir.

fryup · 11-05-2013 08:17AM

i didn't think it was possible to knock it over,

isn't it bolted to the ground???

Cienciano · 11-05-2013 08:30AM

fryup wrote: »

i didn't think it was possible to knock it over,

isn't it bolted to the ground???

I read that to the tune of Dancing in the Moonlight. That's what this thread has done to me

deandean · 11-05-2013 08:59AM

I read a biography last year and learned that Thin Lizzy played support for my pal Tom Petty for a few gigs in the UK! Anyways here is an update:

Gardai have arrested two men aged in their 20s in connection with the vandalism which occurred at about 4.15am on Harry Street.

Both males presented themselves at Pearse St. Garda Station this evening.

They were detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984, and have since been released without charge.

A file on the matter is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Methinks those two won't go too far into the criminal justice system. How about 40 hours community service each, playing Thin Lizzy covers at the site of the statue?

rolliepoley · 11-05-2013 04:17PM

Mr Benevolent wrote: »

Pushing over a statue of the frontman of an overrated band? Heresy!

You my friend need to get some help with that pain. :rolleyes:

.jacksparrow. · 12-05-2013 10:08AM

This has been blown out of context, the lads were obviously silly and made a mistake but they hurt no-one, also he was a great musician but the media are making out he was a hero and done some marvellous deeds, he was simply a rock star who had it all but stupidly threw it away by taking drugs.

Schnitzel Muncher · 12-05-2013 10:16AM

Systemic Risk wrote: »

Ah come on, I've woken up with many a bronze statue in my bed after a heavy session. I can't help it, my standards are non existent at 3am

I've never heard that euphemism before.

But don't worry, we've all had poo accidents or sharted ourselves when drunk, so don't feel too bad about it.

(Most of us haven't but no point in putting the boot in when you have been so honest.)

KTRIC · 12-05-2013 10:44AM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

This has been blown out of context, the lads were obviously silly and made a mistake but they hurt no-one, also he was a great musician but the media are making out he was a hero and done some marvellous deeds, he was simply a rock star who had it all but stupidly threw it away by taking drugs.

Its this attitude thats whats wrong with Ireland, "sure they made a mistake and no one was hurt" !! :mad:

Bleeding liberal attitude will get us no where. Regardless of what the statue was they vandalised it and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Normal people don't go around destroying statues or public property when drunk.

This boy is cracking up

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