Any guys here gone out with travelling women?

IrishExpat · 17-06-2013 08:52PM #1

In a similar vein to the Eastern European thread ...

well?

Seems like a hard group to break into?

I have no direct experience, before asked.

MadsL · 17-06-2013 08:53PM

Yes, my wife used to travel for business quite a bit.

Celly Smunt · 17-06-2013 08:54PM

The only single one I could find was 12.Quality ride though.

celt262 · 17-06-2013 08:55PM

Stick it in there boss.

jimgoose · 17-06-2013 08:56PM

Not "gone out with", exactly. But I shifted this girl one night years ago in Limerick. Woke up the next morning after a fine ride, bit of a sore head but sure that's alright... until I looked out the window - a caravan window. Piles of rubbish, caravans, Hi-Aces, sulkies, raggedy-arsed kids, everywhere. "Cheeses Christ! You told me you were a nurse! WTF are we doing here?" "I did nat, bass!", she says. "I said I was a Ward sister!!" :cool:

IrishExpat · 17-06-2013 08:56PM

pmcmahon wrote: »

The only single one I could find was 12.Quality ride though.

Let's higher the tone a bit, yeah?

17-06-2013 08:56PM

celt262 wrote: »

Stick it in there boss.

I thought it was "lob it in there boss".

Celly Smunt · 17-06-2013 08:57PM

IrishExpat wrote: »

Let's higher the tone a bit, yeah?

13?

looking_around · 17-06-2013 09:00PM

I was asked if I'd marry a some travelling lad.

They're tag line (I was20 at the time).. you're not married yet?? won't you marry so and so? He'll mind ya..

I politely declined.
the lifestyle is not for me.

BillyMitchel · 17-06-2013 09:01PM

Seen one a few times but then she introduced me to her husband. Got the fock out of dodge pretty swiftly. Cracking looking girl in fairness and great craic.

IM0 · 17-06-2013 09:02PM

IrishExpat wrote: »

Seems like a hard group to break into?

sounds alot like youre lookin to

IrishExpat · 17-06-2013 09:04PM

IM0 wrote: »

sounds alot like youre lookin to

Nah, just bored curiosity on a Monday night.

EGriff · 17-06-2013 09:05PM

glasso wrote: »

I thought it was "lob it in there boss".

"Horse it into me boss"

Banjo String · 17-06-2013 09:07PM

jimgoose wrote: »

Not "gone out with", exactly. But I shifted this girl one night years ago in Limerick. Woke up the next morning after a fine ride, bit of a sore head but sure that's alright... until I looked out the window - a caravan window. Piles of rubbish, caravans, Hi-Aces, sulkies, raggedy-arsed kids, everywhere. "Cheeses Christ! You told me you were a nurse! WTF are we doing here?" "I did nat, bass!", she says. "I said I was a Ward sister!!" :cool:

Near wet myself at this.

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:11PM

I'd say most of the "ah, sure I did" replies will either be bull or typed using a mouth-piece from a wheelchair. Traveller Daddies don't like their girls playing with settled laddies. And neither do their brothers. Their really, really tough brothers...

Prodigious · 17-06-2013 09:12PM

NuckingFacker wrote: »

I'd say most of the "ah, sure I did" replies will either be bull or typed using a mouth-piece from a wheelchair. Traveller Daddies don't like their girls playing with settled laddies. And neither do their brothers. Their really, really tough brothers...

Selfish bastards.

Sir Osis of Liver. · 17-06-2013 09:14PM

No,
never liked the smell of campfire and sh1t.

Josie,Mary,Bridie get into the van.

jimgoose · 17-06-2013 09:15PM

NuckingFacker wrote: »

I'd say most of the "ah, sure I did" replies will either be bull or typed using a mouth-piece from a wheelchair. Traveller Daddies don't like their girls playing with settled laddies. And neither do their brothers. Their really, really tough brothers...

Dummind that Sh!te-In-A-Bucket O'Donnell. Sure I rode his three mothers, his five grandmothers and his bitch of a dag.

fermanagh_man · 17-06-2013 09:16PM

Guy I know pulled a traveller one st Patricks day and she brought him back to the caravan, he did the business said he near shook the caravan off its wheels

SouthTippBass · 17-06-2013 09:19PM

fermanagh_man wrote: »

Guy I know pulled a traveller one st Patricks day and she brought him back to the caravan, he did the business said he near shook the caravan off its wheels

Yeah, he told you that did he? :rolleyes:

donalh087 · 17-06-2013 09:19PM

This is a profoundly racist and nasty thread. Shame on you all.

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:19PM

fermanagh_man wrote: »

Guy I know pulled a traveller one st Patricks day and she brought him back to the caravan, he did the business said he near shook the caravan off its wheels

NuckingFacker wrote: »

I'd say most of the "ah, sure I did" replies will either be bull or typed using a mouth-piece from a wheelchair. Traveller Daddies don't like their girls playing with settled laddies. And neither do their brothers. Their really, really tough brothers...

Mmmm.

TheUsual · 17-06-2013 09:20PM

Oh Travelling ... I thought you said Protestant.

*phew*

jimgoose · 17-06-2013 09:20PM

fermanagh_man wrote: »

Guy I know pulled a traveller one st Patricks day and she brought him back to the caravan, he did the business said he near shook the caravan off its wheels

Is datchoo, O'Donnell?? C'mere 'til I be batin' ya!! :mad:

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:21PM

donalh087 wrote: »

This is a profoundly racist and nasty thread. Shame on you all.

Fair comment, but did you ever ride a Travveler girl?

SouthTippBass · 17-06-2013 09:25PM

donalh087 wrote: »

This is a profoundly racist and nasty thread. Shame on you all.

How is it racist?

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:27PM

SouthTippBass wrote: »

How is it racist?

Travvelers Girls are generally white? I've no other guesses, beats me tbh.

Sir Osis of Liver. · 17-06-2013 09:31PM

Did you ever ride a Traveller?

No,but I rode his wife.

bogwalrus · 17-06-2013 09:42PM

If feel bad about this but I ended up scoring with this lovely girl in a club. I invited her back to mine but she insisted I went back to her new rented house. She kept saying she had new mattress's and all. I thought this was weird. Then a group of pure rough lads walked over. They had heavy accents like in the travelling community. I was just scared sh**less. She was really nice and was trying to get me back. I felt bad for declining as I knew I was only doing so because I knew she was a traveller. She had barely an accent and it seemed fake so I think she intentionally hid her accent which is a pity also.

Another strange thing is the lads she was with let her chat to me and try and get me back as they genuinely knew she liked me. ( By this time I knew the lads were family and were actually nice enough and not out to murder me)

Anyway that's my story and that's why I don't like to generalise as it must be difficult for nice traveller's to try and mix with rest of us. They have to put on fake accents and sh*t which is just awful.

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:44PM

Culturally, Travveler girls would not be much into going with a settled lad as if found out, they'd be in serious bother with their parents - nor are they normally too inclined to be seen alone with a lad, let alone riding him until the rings on the finger. They're very old-fashioned when it comes to that stuff and just because they dress a certain way, doesn't mean they behave a certain way. Some fine Travveler Beors btw, some are real stunners. Some aren't, but there you go.

NuckingFacker · 17-06-2013 09:46PM

bogwalrus wrote: »

If feel bad about this but I ended up scoring with this lovely girl in a club. I invited her back to mine but she insisted I went back to her new rented house. She kept saying she had new mattress's and all. I thought this was weird. Then a group of pure rough lads walked over. They had heavy accents like in the travelling community. I was just scared sh**less. She was really nice and was trying to get me back. I felt bad for declining as I knew I was only doing so because I knew she was a traveller. She had barely an accent and it seemed fake so I think she intentionally hid her accent which is a pity also.

Another strange thing is the lads she was with let her chat to me and try and get me back as they genuinely knew she liked me. ( By this time I knew the lads were family and were actually nice enough and not out to murder me)

Anyway that's my story and that's why I don't like to generalise as it must be difficult for nice traveller's to try and mix with rest of us. They have to put on fake accents and sh*t which is just awful.

There are to be no jokes about him ending up in a shed, working laying tarmac on below the minimum wage had he accepted, as a result of this post. None.

Any guys here gone out with travelling women?

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