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There are advantages and disadvantages to both rural and urban. On the rural front, there's a spanish or german(?) expression "small town, big hell" and that can certainly be the case. Fine if you're on the inside(usually), but god forbid you get ostracised.
I think you hit the nail on the head. I love living in a rural community, honestly wouldn't change it for the world and I have lived in cities. But I'm not blind to it's negatives if you weren't 'in'. A case of 'If my great-granddad didn't know and like your great-granddad, I'm not even going to give you a chance.'
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Ok yes there is...
When I was a kid I could get away with murder. We could sneak out of windows meet up in a hay barn and get blazzed till 4 in the morning head back home and no one no any better. You cant do that in a city.
i could also walk into my garden and collect magic mushrooms then get my protable radio and walk for hours listening to all sorts of music and my friends , no one would be none the wiser.
I can drive on country roads correctly not a 40 km per hour with my high beams on full like most dublin city folk.
While there was plenty of kissing minor drug taking driving parents cars with out permission. There were never any guarda to catch us.
but most of all i could get jobs all year round working on farms picking sprouts in winter and I could plant. Pick strawberry's there was always away to get pocket money. Most of us could support our selves.
Growing up country life is the best you can get up to mischief and usually you get shouted at and be on your way... all good :cool:
Yeah, fuck art and cinema and books and all that mad shite they have in the city, when you have hay barns and backroads to drive on
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Balmed Out wrote: »My god but there's some amount of crap written in the last few pages. What is this thread about again?
Not country living thats for sure
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shopaholic01 wrote: »This is like the lonely hearts in Ireland's Own.
And um how often do you read that column?0 -
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There was a thread in TLL a while ago about ads in it from years ago.princess-lala wrote: »And um how often do you read that column?
I swear. Honestly. You believe me right?
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shopaholic01 wrote: »This is like the lonely hearts in Ireland's Own.
My old neighbour met his wife through the Knock marraige bureau. Now that's culchie.
http://knockmarriageintroductions.com/
I'll leave the link should anyone want an application form!0 -
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My old neighbour met his wife through the Knock marraige bureau. Now that's culchie.
http://knockmarriageintroductions.com/
I'll leave the link should anyone want an application form!
Holy jaysus :eek: id imagine its full of killinaskully type auld wans 0 -
Holy jaysus :eek: id imagine its full of killinaskully type auld wans
Surprisingly not! Lots of mid 20's men and women!0 -
shopaholic01 wrote: »I think a lot of parents would want their children to have a different childhood!:P
Thats pretty normal :cool:Yeah, fuck art and cinema and books and all that mad shite they have in the city, when you have hay barns and backroads to drive on
ironically I end up working as a some creative person :eek:
theres an abundance of single women all over ireland Have you seen plenty of fish:eek:princess-lala wrote: »Surprisingly not! Lots of mid 20's men and women!0 -
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