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Are all Gavins tools?

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  • #32
    NegativeCreep
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    Gavins, Craigs, Gerards, Shannons and Sophies. All pricks.


  • #33
    BNMC
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    Great shout OP. I know two Gavins. One is a guy I used to work with, he was a smelly prick and he was English. The other guy is my cousin's boyfriend, he is constantly spitting and is a scumbag of the highest order.

    Anyone remember Gavin Lambe Murphy?...


  • #34
    Aspiring
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    How about Craigs? In work I have dealt with about 15 Craigs and they were all angry young men and thick as bottled pigsh*te.

    I know a craig he plays trad music and is about 18. Sound man.

    Also you play Junior B or Junior A hurling? Junior B is the sauce.


  • #35
    The Backwards Man
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    On a slightly related note, I have never met a Shauna that wasn't as sexy as fcuk. :)


  • #36
    scudzilla
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    You are definitely on to something here OP.

    Gavin Henson - what a prick.

    I'm working alongside a Gavin at the moment so I'll keep a beady eye on him.

    I worked with a Gavin a few years ago and he was a lazy, beer drinking arsehole.

    Hell even that arse of a gardener is diarmud gavin...
    frozenfrozen wrote: »
    OP you are really onto something. I know four gavins. All are not the full shilling and or friendly or generally someone you would like to be around
    humberklog wrote: »
    Gavin Friday.

    I think you're onto something OP.
    minidazzler wrote: »
    I'm a Gavin and I'm lovely.... Screw you OP I hope you get a papercut.
    ultrasonic wrote: »
    Can only think of one Gavin I know...a bit of a nerd alright.
    A friend and I discussed this before about Gary's who all seem to be knóbs...maybe it's a universal thing which applies to guys names beginning with G.
    BNMC wrote: »
    Great shout OP. I know two Gavins. One is a guy I used to work with, he was a smelly prick and he was English. The other guy is my cousin's boyfriend, he is constantly spitting and is a scumbag of the highest order.

    Anyone remember Gavin Lambe Murphy?...


    Lookin like i'm really onto something, all Gavins really do seem to be tools


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  • #37
    Juniorhurler
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    Actually senior hurling still, but I have my eye on a nice little berth on the junior b team next year. I am well in my 30s and am finding the pace a bit tough now at senior. Our second string is junior b.


  • #38
    Vizzy
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    This is my brother Gavin and my other brother Gavin


  • #39
    scudzilla
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    Actually senior hurling still, but I have my eye on a nice little berth on the junior b team next year. I am well in my 30s and am finding the pace a bit tough now at senior. Our second string is junior b.

    Your name Gavin by any chance?


  • #40
    Fr_Dougal
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    Stanley's are much bigger tools...


  • #41
    Juniorhurler
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    scudzilla wrote: »
    Your name Gavin by any chance?

    no but I am a prick.


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  • #42
    BNMC
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    Actually senior hurling still, but I have my eye on a nice little berth on the junior b team next year. I am well in my 30s and am finding the pace a bit tough now at senior. Our second string is junior b.
    You're were past it 5 years ago mate. Have they a Junior C team?


  • #43
    Lightbulb Sun
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    No. Gavin Harrison, one of the best drummers in the world and a very down to earth bloke.


  • #44
    Missyelliot2
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    Gavin...on the dragons den?

    Gavin Lambe Murphy! Think you are onto something OP!


  • #45
    Juniorhurler
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    BNMC wrote: »
    You're were past it 5 years ago mate. Have they a Junior C team?

    That's ageism. You are a Gavin or a Craig for sure.


  • #46
    Aspiring
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    Actually senior hurling still, but I have my eye on a nice little berth on the junior b team next year. I am well in my 30s and am finding the pace a bit tough now at senior. Our second string is junior b.

    I'm the complete opposite haha been playing Junior B since last year will be moving up to Intermediate next year it's the highest we are in hurling. In the club it's a bit of tradition for the minors to play junior b but unfortunately this is my last year minor. I'll return to junior b when I'm 35 or 40 haha really can't beat the craic.


  • #47
    wandatowell
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    Arpa wrote: »
    Are you a Gavin perchance?

    :(


  • #48
    Missyelliot2
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    That's ageism. You are a Gavin or a Craig for sure.

    Or a Darren or Warren!


  • #49
    The Backwards Man
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    Missyelliot2 wrote: »
    Or a Darren or Warren!

    What's wrong with a Darren?

    Not that I am one or anything. . .


  • #50
    [Deleted User]
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    Juniorhurler wrote: »
    That's ageism. You are a Gavin or a Craig for sure.

    That's two of my exes now used as synonyms for calling someone a prick.
    I like this thread!! :)


  • #51
    mickdw
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    Paul Galvin. Even when the name sounds like gavin, they are assholes


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  • #52
    Missyelliot2
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    The Backwards Man wrote: »
    What's wrong with a Darren?

    Not that I am one or anything. . .

    Hmmmm.....the Backwards Man doth protest too much!!!:D:D


  • #53
    Juniorhurler
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    Aspiring wrote: »
    I'm the complete opposite haha been playing Junior B since last year will be moving up to Intermediate next year it's the highest we are in hurling. In the club it's a bit of tradition for the minors to play junior b but unfortunately this is my last year minor. I'll return to junior b when I'm 35 or 40 haha really can't beat the craic.

    Once you are playing and enjoying it. I played junior b back in 1996 as minor myself. Will play it as long as I can at the other end of my days too as I can't imagine not being involved at some level.


  • #54
    The Backwards Man
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    Missyelliot2 wrote: »
    Hmmmm.....the Backwards Man doth protest too much!!!:D:D

    Na, I'm just not backwards about being forwards! :)


  • #55
    Missyelliot2
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    The Backwards Man wrote: »
    Na, I'm just not backwards about being forwards! :)

    Superb! At least you're not a Jason!!!:P


  • #56
    WumBuster
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    I know 2 Gavin's and they are both seriously ****ed up dudes.. weird..All the Niall/Neil's that i know tend to be sound.


  • #57
    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    Going along the same theme, I read the courts pages in The Herald and The Indo and I've noticed a lot of Dean's and Wayne's appearing in court on criminal matters.


  • #58
    El Guapo!
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    Colette Thousands Flag wrote: »
    Going along the same theme, I read the courts pages in The Herald and The Indo and I've noticed a lot of Dean's and Wayne's appearing in court on criminal matters.

    <_<

    >_>


  • #59
    Meangadh
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    Colette Thousands Flag wrote: »
    Going along the same theme, I read the courts pages in The Herald and The Indo and I've noticed a lot of Dean's and Wayne's appearing in court on criminal matters.

    Was JUST about to say I've never met a Dean that wasn't trouble.

    Callum is another one. Oh and Aarons. Tools and/or deviants.

    In fairness never had any beef with a Gavin.


  • #60
    The Backwards Man
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    If I ever have a boy I'm going to name him. .

    Sue.:)


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  • #61
    El Guapo!
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    Meangadh wrote: »
    Was JUST about to say I've never met a Dean that wasn't trouble.

    :(
















    I'll stab you.


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